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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12
THE "MOSSBACK."

There has come into use throughout the
Pacific coast the term Mossback," as
applied to certain class 81 men. The
term is hardly synonymous with "old
foggy," or crank" or similar express
sions, but represents class or character
teristic that actually stands in the way OF
progress, and arrests growth, as the moss
on the limbs and trunks of the trees ar
rests their growth. Coupled with this
characteristic, or rather part of it, is
the idea that it is not necessary for him
to do anything himself, but to sit and
wait for something to turn up; or that he
must invest for the future, if he cannot
see immediate gain the enterprise is not
for him.
He was not the one to see the POSSIBLE
tiles of this great country, and left it to
other hands to make them known to all
the world; left it to others to establish
and develop the growing cities and towns.
But as the Spectator and real estate
gambler appeared, and with loud mouth
and brass band oratory proclaimed that
right here, in twinkling, as it were,
there would arise by very magic vast
cities and multiplied farms, this man we
call "mossback" seemed to awake from
his lethargy and himself went into the
mad rush with all the earnestncss Of his
really good nature, and evidently tried to
out do the Spectator, and as conse-
quence is today holding the sack" as it
were, loaded down with non-productive
property, purchased at fictitious values,
and probably mortgaged for all it is actu-
ally worth. And right here is where his
mossbackism rcasserts itself. So i'm.
pressed did he finally become with the
possibilities Of this country, that he can
not get it into his head that the boom
prices are thing Of the past, or if he
does, he seems not to realize that the
quickest way to bring back these prices
is to get some Of his non-productive land
into use.
If such man could fully realize the
advantage it would be to him to have
small improved farms dotted over these
hills and valleys, he would be even will
ing to give away some Of his land, and
he could afford to do it, to accomplish
this desirable result.
But it is not necessary that he should
give away anything; it is necessary that
he should put down the prices Of his
property to where men can afford to take
hold and make these improvements, and
to look far enough ahead to see what this
will add to tho value Of the remainder.
As much to his advantage, and more SO
to the community, would it be if he would
take the trouble to hunt up some Of these
men who are willing to clear some of this
land in exchange for share OF it. This
would not only assure the improvement
Of part Of it by the laborer, but would put
the other part in condition to sell to some
newcomer for cash. A small piece Of
ground ready for cultivation will sell for
four times as much, and four times as
readily, as this heavily timbered, unim-
proved land.
There g fascination about booms, as
there is about gambling, which is hard to
dispel, so let us all examine ourselves
for traces Of this mossbackism, and arise
and shake ourselves and get down to bus
ness.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12

The last number OF the Westport World
is at hand. The editor writes his fifth
obituary with an apparent feeling OF re-
greet that there is no one to "roast." He
will remove tine plant to Sprague, where
there are already three weeklies and one
daily, and we fear that obituary number
six will soon be in order.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12

In 1921 OF the American trade, %, 600,-
600 tons were carried in American ships
and 100000 under foreign flags; in 1889,
$1,000, 900 tons sailed under the American
flag and 25O, 100000 tons were carried in
foreign vessels. And thus do we realize
the benefits which arise under protection s
artificial yalues-with vengencc.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12

Representative Doolittle, Of Washing
ton, has introduced joint resolution in
the house providing for commission Of
three senators and six representatives to
60 over the entire route OF the Nicaragua
canal, and make a comprehensive report
to congress, with view of furnishing in
formation upon which to base intelligent
legislation.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12

The American yacht Vigilant won the
race for the American cup on Saturday,
reaching the goal five minutes and forty
eight seconds ahead OF Lord Dunraven's
Valkyrie. On Monday she outsaled the
English craft at every point, even where
the latter was considered the stronger,
winning by nearly twelve minutes.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12

Nebraska Republicans in state conven-
ton denounced Secretary Smith, and
upon motion the name of the president
was added to the resolution. We guess
they can stand it.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12

The Nicaraguan government take the
ground that the present company should
be allowed to complete the canal if they
can. The conservatives, the opponents
OF the government, insist that the con-
tract should be rescinded, claiming that
European parties stand ready to make u
more favorable contract than the Ameri.
cans,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12

Harold Frederick, in his London letter
to the New York Times, says that three
quarters Of million people in England
are suffering for food OH account OF con-
tinucd enforced idleness. All because of
Cleveland's election We suppose.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12

Nebraska Democrats upheld the presi-
dent by adopting resolution by vote
of three to one in favor of unconditional
repeal. After the vote congressman
Bryan announced his withdrawal from
the party.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12

The Rockfellers have secured 5000
acres OF land rich in iron ore near Asilta-
bula, and will give Carnegie and the llll-
nois Steel Co. tussle for supremacy.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12

\ company has been formed at Tacoma
known as the Tacoma School Furniture
Factory, with 100000 capital, sos 900 OF
which is eastern money. They expect to
begin work on the factory, which will be
located near Edison, by November l.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12

The latest from the Gulf storm OF last
week shows that 1000 lives were lost, and
millions Of dollars worth OF property was
destroyed.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12

a brass band has been organized among
the members of the Century C. c. of SYRIA.
cuse. The club also boasts of an orchestra
The spring football squad at Princeton
at present consists of 81 candidates
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12

Spokane and Portland can now "liello"
to each other. This, it is stated, is the
second longest telephone line in the world.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12

Senator Voorhees, gave notice several
days ago that, beginning with yesterday,
he would ask the senate to sit in continue
GUS session until vote is reached on the
repeal bill.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12

Bismarck returned to his home at
Friederischrue last sunday, determined
to get well.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12
Twin Relics of Barbarisra.

Slavery and polygamy are twin relics Of
barbarism"-a famous quotation from a ia
nous Grafton delivered by Charles Sumner
inthe United States senate.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12


Mr.. Stewards speech number two, %
pages OF the Congressional Record.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12


From Montesano Vidette:
Our electric lights were poor excuse,
but we all now realize they were great
deal better than none at all.
w. J. Starr and daughter Francis left
Tuesday for Manchester, N. II. Mr.. Starr
will be absent about four week, and
Francis will remain with relatives in that
city.
Two ladies Of dignity and diflidence
we're observed running foot race in the
west part of town day or two ago. We
were requested not to publish the name
Of the winner.
After ten years OF street improvements
and assessments for the same there is at
the present time only 81 ,4s2 delinquent
on street and sidewalk Improvements in
this city, a better showing than can be
made in any other city in western Wash
ington.
From Ocosta Pioneer
The Aberdeen Gun Club has taken DOS
session OF the Cooper ranch and have
lately been out in force after the ducks.
We have it from good authority that their
best record thus far has been two ducks
in twenty-eight shots. Some of the
Ocosta boys would better go out and
show them how to shoot.
We learn from w. A. Daborn, who
visited the gold mine Wednesday, that
the solution is still in the tanks and that
it will be two to four weeks yet before a
cleaning up is made. The operators are
quite sanguine that they have a bonanza
on their hands, but "cleaning up" will
be necessary to demonstrate it.
A cooperative company has been Or
gained in town to run the saw mill of
the old Ocosta Mill Company, and it is
expected that the mill will be started
soon. The officers Of the company are ::
l.. Doyle, president; &. &. Caswell, sec
rotary; O. A. Sherwood, treasurer; II. A.
Clarke. superintendent, and an auditing
committee composed OF H. Fl. Newcomb.
James Cardwell and William Jack.
| From Elma Chronicle:
The Estus saw mill, which had for
some time been run by the employees,
closed down last Saturday, the men, we
are informed, being satisfied. The mill
will be started up by Mr.. Estus as soon
as the condition of the lumber market
will justify.
I. K. Winston has taken contract
from the Northwestern Lumber Company
OF Hoqulam to get large number of logs
belonging to that company out of the Sat
sop river. This will nccessitate consider
able Improvement OF the river, including
shear-boomng, and will leave the river
in good condition for future logging oper.
atoms.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12
CHEHALIS COUNTY HAPPENINGS.

From The Washingtonian:
The lien holders against W. d. Mack S
logs in the iIoquam river have decided
at present not to foreclose.
Among recent arrivals at the World
fair we notice F. d. Arnold, wife and son,
Miss Mamie Smith (who is just having
the lovliest time she ever had) and G. G..
Altman, who registered on the 30th ult.
The basket factory closed down last
night for two months. President Weston
is expected by next steamer, on bust
ness trip. 1t is reported that the factory
has done better business since estab-
fishing here than ever before-having
sold twice as many baskets this year than
usual
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12

II r. WALL
LAWYER AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Will practice i'll all the courts of the State
Office in Herald building.
ABERDEEN. WASH
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-30

mas orandiosas concepciones de la imaginaci6n.
Ea tan grande y RIGA esta exposition, que 81
obseryados 50 cansa de contemplar maravillas.
Ia colonia francesa de Nueva York celebr6
al memorable Ia de Julio con el esprit de coatum.
bre. Fiestas campestres, procesiones dlscuraos
fneron IA orden del d{a. Los periodicos todos
! m hlicaron artfculos alusivos & la inolvidable
Y fecha.
RrsENA coMERcIAL --Parece que se van cal
mando los animos y restableci6ndose Ia confanza
nerdida Ocurren ahora comparativamente pocas
ouiebras en- general Ia situaci6n ha mejorado.
Los precios de Ia plata han bajado en- Lon
dres hasta 81 peniques Ia onza, cotizandose ultl
mamente en- aquel mercado 334 penlques en-
al nuestpo 4 7O4 centavos, 10 que hacen que val.
can los pesos mejicanos 573 centavos cada uno.
Esta algo parade el mercado de giros Sc
asnera baia en- los tipos Cotizo hoy:
I,ondres. banqueros so dias vista, t$ 4.S23
S4.83. Idem, idem dias vista, i'd 4.s4 4843.
Pages por cable, 4s54, Paris banqueros 60 dias
vista, FIR. 234 q 234. Idem, idem dias Wis,
to, idem 20* & $40.
s InpoarAo16N.-Azscdr en- calna CON tenden-
cia de baia.. So cotiza: Antias centrifugado,
$50 quintsl $4.06rl6; Regular buen refno,
3.l2ri6. De la miel, 800 3.O7I l6.- Cet&-No Sc
one hava existeucias del de Puerto Rico. Sc co.
tiza: de Hacienda, 10 & 203; de Pueblo III q
lsA.-Fruta No hay cotizaciones para 10 de esa
Isla. Los coeos de Cuba valen de $2S 1875
milar; las pifas de la misma procedencia aean
xan de IA centavos una, aegdn Ia clase.-Mssl
de cana Puerto. Rico ls "a.
ExpoRrAo16N - sslcdr rettnado: en- terrones
e.OOl6a 6.O2l6 la libra; en- polvo, 5.l3Ll6 al
S. 5.l5fl6.-C Carbon de piedro.-Autl acito, $4.25
$43O por tonelada. Bituminoso $32 So 80.
-Fs,rster4o.- galvanizado 4pdas, $2.55
So 60 por 100 Iibras; clavos cortados surtldos,
CITE, $I3O q $2.50- Gramos.-Arroz canillas,
So 90 quintal; del pais $3.50 $500. Mais
amarillo, Sc libras 81 centavos; maiz blanco. 81
centavos HGrsmds.-En sacos para las Antillas,
$275 $4,75.-Petr6leo rsfnado.-En barriles,
81 81 centavos por gallon En- latas 81 cen
tavos Lotes cortos, a74-Provassones- es-Car'
ne familis, $1l so $l2 SO por barril. Manteca
refnada en- tercerolas para Puerto Rico, So
So 10.
Yours truly.-C5orence.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-30
Los arholss y los hssquas no solo son dtllss
sINO NECEsARIOs

La naturaleza, que ha repartido con tanta
.abidurfa sus bienes, y que ha proporcionado 81
modo de remediar los males que adigen al hom-
bre, no contenta CON dar los vegetables las cuail
nero dc otras que sirven para aumentar nuestras
comodidades placeres, ha dispuesto de tai mo.
AZ ans dimensiones que esta sola circumstances
hasta para producer inmensos benefcios que solo
!, hombre est6pido irreligioso suele mirar con
Il rlacial indiferencia. Los 4rbolea esa adorno
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-30

Aver fueron sacrifcadas en- el matadero de
esta Capital para benefciar hoy, IL reses vacunas
con. 2,3O2 kilos; la tropa consumi6 27s kilos,
quedando para el abasto pdblico 2,O24 kilos; de
cerda CON 249 kilos, lamar con Is kilos. El
precio ha sido de 35 y IS centavos kilos respsc-
tiYamanta.. -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-30

Aver eaistimos tor representation On la Ca
rolna Ia mesa de requiem dispuesta por Ia dis
uDgulda familia, de nuestro querido compafero v
amigo el senor Brau en- sufragio del hijo malo
grado Para este acto puramente fntimo no
sc enviaron invitaciones z nadie, 10 cual no inn.
pidi6 sue al temple del simpatico pueblo, acudie
sen distinguidisimas personals de ambos sexos, de
seosas dc demostrar su simpatfa Ia familia do.
llente. Entire los concurrentes recordamos las
sehora sehorita de Acosta9que SO hallan allf de
temporada, las sefioras de Mercado, Larrfnaga de
Hernaiz, sefioritas Fernandez Mater, Font v
Oulllot J Garcia y entire los concurrentes los
sehores Molina y P6Aez alcalde y Secretario Mu.
nlcipal los buenos amigos Delgado, Casablan
ca, Hernaiz, Font Guillot, Garcia Ciria. El
acto result6 seemnlsimo pues en- lugar de una
simple a"ssa de requiem el padre Torres Diaz, dis.
puso unas honras fdnebres en- toda regla, exhor-
nando la iglesia con un elegante tdmulo, ha-
ciendo acompafiar ammonium los c&nticos reli.
giosos. No crefanos, en- verdad, que en- la Caro-.
lima SO contase CON tales 1ecursos para e servicio
del culto pero asf es clio justifca las simpatfss
generates que el padre Torres goza en- Ia locali-
dad. Satisfecha ha debido quedar la familia
Brau, tanto-del acto en- 81, como de Ia conside
raclon que gu pena le han dispensado los ami
gos de la Carolina.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-30

En- la tienda de los Stes. SUCESORES DE
BORDOY acaba de recibirse un SUI lido complete
en- calzado famante y de gusto. TambiGnS han
recibido ell tan solicitado ''Borceguf de Regla-
mento para la Guardia Civil" En- corbatas som
breros, ETC., no hay mas ALA. Sc conoce que e
sefor Bayl que esta hacienda las compras en- Eus
ropa psrsonalmente, eonoce ell gusto el mercado
puertorriqueho. 3O-12
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-30

:, Dicen de Cayey que verfan alll con agrado
que fuese nombrsdo alcalde de aquel pueblo el
jurisconsulto senor don Luis Munoz Morales,
persona que por su ilustraci6n prendas perso.
males es generalmente estimado en- Ia localidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-30

Aver reoibi6 sn tltulo de farmacetico nues'
tro estimado amigo el sefor don Pedro Jose Gas
tro Rivera, de Ia casa de G. J. Monagas Ca
de Maysgusz, despues de haber sufrido los exas,
menes reglamentarios alcanzando las mejores no.
tas. LIE felicitamos sinceramente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-30

Sigue mejorando de su enfermedad nuestr
querido amigo Ell aplaudido escritor poeta PEI
Daub6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-30
Nos escriben de UtuaIo cue es ,

Nos escriben de Utuado que es verdadera-
nente lamentable el estado an que &c encuentra
el puente principal de mayor tranaito CON que
tpma una medida energica, es de temerse que el
Imelor dia ocurra una catastofre, ca siempre
mejor preveer que tener que remediar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-30
La suscripCI6n On favor do Ia madre dol malOgradC
sARGENTO LOPEZ HERMOsILLA

E apreciabe sehor dom Benigno Aznar, Ter.
Jefe del l2.o Battalion de Artilerla que guarnece
esta plaza ha tenido la atenci6n, que le agrade-
cemos, de enviarnos el resdmen demostratlvo de
la suscripci6n alberta en- favor de la madre del
snalogrado sargento Lopez Hermosilla, y la pu-
biicamos con gusto para satisfaction de las per-
sonas que contribuyeron tan caritativo objeto.
Hela squf:
l2O Battalion de Artillerla de Plaza. -- Detail
Resultado de las cantidades recaudadas &
favor de la madre del que fu6, Sargento del
Battalion, Fernando Lopez Hermosilla, de.
mostr aci6n de su inversion:
DONANTES
Excmo Sr. Captain General del Distrito S IL ..
Excmo Sr. Genera Segundo Cabo. 10 :.
Excmo Iltmo Sr Obspo. ,........ 12..
Excmo. Sr. General Comandante Princi-
pal per sonal de la Armada. ....... 63 =.
Direcci6n de Obras P1blIcas personal. 49,.
Recaudado por la CORRESPONDENCE DE
PUERTo-RICo. ............. lV5 oO
Sres del Cero Cated1al varios parti.
culares. IA bO
Sres. de, comerclo de esta Capital. zee. 1856 SO
Sres de la Secretaria del Gobierno Gral. IL SO
Remitido por ell Bolettn Merc0mtsl NOM
bre de don Lorenzo Carb6, de Maricao 1880
Direction personal de Comunicsciones 1850
sres. Jefes y Ofciales en- Conasi6n ac'
tiva. Observation-Disclosures. III
sres, Jefes OfciaIes de la Guardia Ci-
vii. ............ ................. IL =.
Senores Jefes y O6ciales de e. M. de
Eiercito auxiliares de Ofcinas. go. 1850
Senores Jefes y Ofciales de Z. M. de
Plaza. ..........; :.
Senores Jefes Ofciales y empleados
del Cuerpo de Ingenieros. 80. ...... 10 :.
Senores Jefes O6clales empleados de
Ia Intendencia Militar. r............. =.
sehores Jefes Ofciales empleados de
Sanidad Milltar. 1'oO
Of norannal de- Policfa Ofd0n Pu-
blico ................... 1875
Jefes O6ciales del Cuerpo de Volunta.
rios de Ia Capital. -. ..."......... % =.
Sefiores Jefes y Oaciales y tropa del Ba-
talon de Colon 90 Id
Sefiores Jefes Ofcaes tropa del Ba-
talon de Cadiz iz................ AlS
Sefores Jefes y Ofciales del Cuerpo de
Artlllerla. oA
Sargentos del 12o Battalion de Artilleria
De Plaza s.75l
Total recaudado. ......... $6Sl 83
DEDUCTION
Sc hace el S por 100 por cambio de mo-
media corriente de moneda Official So. "a SO
Tmnorte en- moneda Official ..... 657.24
yalor de un abonarG remitido al Sr. Co.
ronsl del Ger. Rsgimiento Montado
para entregar su importe IN Burgos
doha Hiaria Hermosilla y Ruiz, Gu.
vo favor se hizo la suscricion. $3.50 "
Giro de la anterior cantidad al
4'l8 por 100. 20 AZ 6o1'z4
Las reaciones correspondientes & la suscrip |
ci6n forman up expediente que Sc encuentra ar
chivado en- las O6cinas del Detail del l2.0 Bata- |
ION de Artillerfa de Plaza. |
Puerto. Rico, de Julio de 1898. - FL Go. |
ynandante Jefe del Detail, - Antonio L6rig0.-I
W B.o-El Teniente Coronel Ter. Jefe,--As"ar. |
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-30

Ha llegado hoy esta Capital ,el celebrsdo
andarin aragones seiior Bielza.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-30

DE TU LADo AL PARAlso.-Se admten abona,
dos & precios mas bsratos que en- otros estableci-
mientos. Sc sirven comidas domicilio. Aseo,
prontitud v baratura. &
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-30

El que haya perdIdo aver en- Ia Gale de Te
tu&n una lave atada & una cadenita de metal
puede pasar recogerla por esta redacci6n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-30

Qu@janse algunes comerciantes de esta pla.
"a, de que el Ayuntamiento les hace perder mu-
chas horas, que necesitan para otras ocupaciones
citandoles repetidas veces para juicios oraes que
tienen relaci6n CON la question derechos de CON
sumo dc cigarrillos 81 OK sxcontratista sehor Ca
rraro. -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-30

Ha legado esta mahana Ia Capital el ae-
fer don Heliodoro Moncada y Soler, tenients CO.
ronel, comandante militar de Aguadilla con OBJ
jeto de hacerse cargo del mando del battalion de
" Colon. El senior don Adriano Lopez Muri-
Ito, estimado amigo nusstro, que ssrvfa ese en-
pleo, SO embarcara en- eli pr6ximo correo para la
Peninsula. -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-30

Don Jose Torres terez dueho de la talabar.
terra instalada en- la Gale de San Francisco, ha
venido quejarsenos de que los cargadores de
bazura no han querido botar hoy Ia que estaba
frente de su casa, queja que trasladamos quien
corresponds Segdn nos diio, los cargadores pa.
rece que pretendian propina,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-30

De Manatf nos escriben que es objeto allf de
todas las conversaciones concentrates, el telegra
ma dirijldo LA CoRREsPoNDENo1A por ell Sr. D.
Angel Villamil Hay mucho mar de fondo entrs
los incondicionales. La frase "quedo apartado
para siempre de Ia polftica especuladora que nun.
ca me agrad6" tiene mucha miga y las malas
lenguas Green vez en- elias Ia clsve del misterio
r0"sps g r@ssa Unconditional. Por allf empieza &
deelrse ya que existe una nueva agrupacion en- el
seno del partido que titula de las msoscovisas,
no ser que SO presente un pobre diablo de
Fray PTwdencio chup6ptero que salga defender
en- prosa barbara y en- versos namaqueses gu anne
nazado biber6n. ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-30

Desde aver por Ia mahana Sc ha instalado
en- 81 Institute de Santurce un puesto dc Orden
pdblico compuesto dc cinco guardias para IL vi.
gilancia do aquel caserfo.
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