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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-11

Don Antonio Garcia Ledo, comerciants es.
.sbiecido en- las liness, Pue-ta de TERRA, me su.
plica manifestemos que no es 81 quisn ss re-
iere ell parte de policfa de aver
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No nsds tssss.-Et Jarabe qua asol de-
doctor Rod fgues Castro yhs curado millares de
casos. Probable una so!a vez vereis los resul
tados .#+.~ ~ = a.s@. e..= ><..~
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Sc encuentra en- Santurce muy meior de sus
qusbrantos, nuestro querido amigo buen cola
borador el sofor don Manuel Fernandez Um
| ni0rrN
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Dice un colega De Mayaguez,- que al psdr
Navas, pGrroco de Gursbo le robaron cinco pc
sos mejicanos y.... un revolver sstema cor len
te mientras BE entretenfa en- hacer sus oraciones
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Manana Sc pubncaI. 81 bando reglsmentan
10 dictado por esta Alcfldfa sobre organizacitr
los trabaia lores del a.nelle.
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81 quiere v. conner muy sabroso, ab6nese G
81 restaurant La Oatalassas San Francisco 56
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La SUBSCRIPTION alberta por los organizadores
de la Exposici6n de Chicago, para remediar la
situaci5n apurada On que hoy Sc encuentra el du.
que de Versgua, promote nm gran resultado para
este. El promovodor de IL idea, Mr.. Palmer,
tiene pensado destinar todas las cantidades que
SO recauden adquirir las escrituras de hipotecas
que gravan los bisnes del ex.ministro de Fo.
mento espaHol.
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~Rbr ell correo que uego aver de 10 Peninsu.
Ia, hemos recibldo 81 n6mero del Diario de Sc
stones" del Congreso, en- que aDsreee en- toda %
extension Ia session extraordinsria de l8 de Ju-
lio, dedicsda al presupuesto de Puerto Rice.
La parte principal de ella fus Ell discourse del
sei1er Lastres, que nos es imposble copisr, por-
que gu mucha extension 10 hace incompatible CON
Ia indo'e de LA CORRESPONDENCE; psro recomen.
damos su lsctura cuantas ptrsonas 80 interesan
por la cosa phblica y desie luego ponemos sl tex
to su disposition. En- 81, el distlnguido dipu-
tado por Maya9I Z. que ain duda alguna ooupsyk
ell Ministerio de u tramar tan pronto como TEN
gamos de nuevo en- el poder al partido liberal
conservador, se hs heeho eco de las necesidades
reclamaciones de la Isls, tratando CON gran
competencia del descuento de sueldos los en-
pleados que cree como nosotrDs improcedentel !,
dc la consignaci6n para 81 Seminario rspaYaci6n
de temples, de las reformas del personal de 10
Audiencia y de Ii exsnci6n de timbre & lcs pi o.
mios de los Voluntarios, con mas extension TO-
davia de las cuestiones tan imnortar.e. cs.... :.
Isla sST is de Il moneda las tarif., a ca
BILE y la fata de correos maiftimos. eli imuneato &
las socieda les de seguros, el canal de Gusyama '
el puerto dc MaysgSez.
Sobre todas elias hiao conside racionea ~.
portantes, insistiendo principaimente en- il. \.
correos y tel69rafos que SON de vida mna,t.
para Puerto Rico, contestando el Ministro an txr.
minos bastaute vagos cue Sc ocuparfa de resover
estas cuestiones- En- cuanto al canal de Grsv..
ma, hxo consignar que los cr6ditos votados :,
aho anterior, Sc consideran permanentae hat.
que tan importante obra sea llsvada cabo
En- Ia parte de su discuTao >seferepta & fso
municaciones, alude & 1na carta de pey,ona re,,..
taossssn'a e0noesdora Do aqssllos assntes Dc
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La sefiora dora DecoTosa Cruxet, viuda del
Manuel Corchado piensa reunir pu.
blicar en- un tomo las poes;as lie gu citado ssposo
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Nos dicen de BaIcsloneta: .'Solo % sspsra
que se reuna ell ,ncejo en- pleno para formular
terna alcalde, para cuando este suceda, que
ssta pl6ximo, juzgar per los animos, quiers
presentarse como candidate un Conceiai de ape.
lido Suria que conoce perfectamente Ia nembra
de cocos, pero no la administ, aci6n municipal.
Ell pueblo en- general verfa con dessgrsdo ii
tel sucediese, misnt,as haya psrsonas connotsdas
para desenpenar aquel cargo como don Manuel
Diax, don Eugsnio Jarreguira don Eduardo
GeorRetti"
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Dias pasados hizo cortar l. cabeza mas dc 10
rGbeldes
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"COSAS de HAITY'
RnR ri. nR

ROR Ell DIR. RODRIGUEZ CASTRO
Be encuentra de venta este hbro La Capital brera
de Sr don B. T. sanjurjo Vidal Ponce In de don
OLYMPIC Otero, 81 ejemplar
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En- la acredltada peiuqLerfa Iaurck Bat SO
IA recibido r or el vapor de ave. el d'timo Ddme.
ro del periodico B anco Negro Viene como
siempre rep!eto de excelentes grabados Amenf.
sima ectura
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Il !s.sa. RICARDO HERNANDEZ orsscs :, ss,;ss

us serviclos profssionales, Tetu&n, 1i.-Hors
le consulta: de l2 AZ Isl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-11

Hsmos tenido ei gusto de recibir la vista
del peTi6dico La Can,paAd Jursdica, revista que
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-11

Han sido nombrados escribientes segundo,
tercero y temporsro de Ooras pdblicas respecti.
vamente, los j6venes don Enrique Novoa, don
Luis Vega don Frsncisco Gimenez O'Neill.
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A Ia Democracsa de Ponce h, Ia asegurado
persona que 10 merece cr6dito qIe algunas de las
hermaDas de Z Caridad que >gesiden en- Ell Hos.
pital Tricoche han comprado telas de hilo de las
conocidas CON el nombre de grano de orc. haci9n
dose extender el bordsro como 81 hubisraA com.
prado petr6leo.
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amigos , clientes aviskndoles que durante mi au.
eencia se encargsrk de los cobros otros asuntos
dc IL casa, mi spodsrado don Juan Balleateros
Nuiex Gale do O. 0Donell ndmero 12-F francisco
y. Hecht
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dc haber recorrido, andando, 1900 Kilometres en-
Espana. Llamase Mr.. Carl B. Lufman, es natu-
raj dc Australia y miembro de la Sociedad Geo.
grafca de Londses SO propone recerrer TODD
81 mundo 4 pie, llevando sobre las espaldas So
equipaje que pesar6 unas veinte ibras. Buen
YiSi0 w.. no cansarso.
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Gran surtla0 en- Camisetas de clases repula.
res hnas ICalcetipes Medias para todos los
guetos Sc encuentran On casa de Ahumada
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Pfldoras de vida II doctor Ross Sc hallan
constantemente de venta en- ID Botica Micsri,
San F.ancisco So.
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Obaervaciones metsorologicas veri6cadas aver
on Ia Jefatura de Obras p1blicas: Maxima baro
m6trica, 1926; Minima idem, 1912; Maxima
temperature la sombra, 1850; Mfnima id. id.
2l'60; Maxima idsm al Sol, 3l4O; Humedad re
latiya 78: Aqua caida. O'OO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-11

Ha pedido inferme el Ministerio esta Real
Audiencia, sobre Ia solicitud de Bartoa Garcia
sentenciada reclusi6n perp9tua en- la Carcel de
esta Capital por muerte de su esposo , la de Ru
perta Pacheco, que cumple 81 AMOS de reclusi6p
por asesina frustrado de su esposo asesinato
consumadoN 'os hijos de su cuiado, cuyss pre-
sas pidieron ! Infantes en- su vista esta Ca
pital conmutacl de peDa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-11

me Ortiz, de Vega. .baja, preso por violaciones
eata Carcel y para 81 cual pedia 81 Ministerio +
cal, en- conclusiones provisionales, la pena de
anos, meses II dias do preaidio, obtenient
sa ibertad en- virtud del perd6n otorgad9 7
tifcado ante 81 Tribunal por la nina violada
madre.
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se publica en- Mad i'd Mostense ntmero I2), con.
ssgrado 81 Derecho y Uiencias AuxiIares. Grs-
cias. corresponderemos 81 canie CON gusto.
81 Doctor Kves

Ampliando Las noticias que dimos sobrs Il
huelga de los cocher, de Mayagnsz, pode.
anterior del dia en- que se Sefectu6; Ia mAnana
sguente cuateo coches cuyos conductores igno.
aban 10 acordado tan luego se enteraron toms-
ron Ia msma actitud- La huelga % debe 90.
gun notlcias, repetidss mu tas que re- lee i'm
pone al 6. .emio En- toda 1A Ciudad no habfa un
cocha en- service creandose el confiicto consi.
guiente. A las once de Ia ma1ana el sefior Bo.
rregoD, jefe de Polio confsrenci6 CON el repss-
sentante 1e les cocheros haelguistas r6anifestan.
do este que no cesa 10 la h1ega interim no e fue-
ran CT ndonadas las multas. A la hora Que es.
cribimos no sabemos a resultado de este asunto
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Este resultado 90 ha ootenido por medaci6n del
seDadcr sehor Puga del general segundo Cabo
senor Pin.
| Parece que el gobierno est6 disgustado Dor
que 81 segundo de estos senores ha lido demasia
do lejos en- sus promesas. Todos los presses han
sido puestos en- libertad.
En- Burgos Vslladolid empieza de nue.
vo Ia agitaci6n CON motive de la SUPPRESSION de Ca.
pitanias generates.
-Sigue tambi6n laque produjo Ia disposi.
ci6n del ministro de Hacienda para ell cob-o de
las tentes dc alcoholics correspondisntes al afo
econ6mico pasado. El circulo de Ia Union Mer.
cantil de Madrid, que SO ha puesto al frente del
movimiento de resistencia, estA recibiendo adhe.
stones de toda Ia Penfnsula.
LA situacion de nuostra Hacienda ocupa
la prensa extranje'a ., que Ia juzga de una manera
bastante desfavorable especialmente L'economsste
/ francais Le Journal des Debats. AlRuien supo.
ne que esta actitad esta relacionada con las prl
sas del gobierno para que 80 aprueben los planes
economies.
.--Ha habido muchos incendios en- diversos
puntos, tanto de edifcios como de mieses hos,
cues, algunos 81 parecer intencionales, sobre todo
en- Andalucia. 81 calor es excessive.
LA cosecha de cereales ha sido magniAca
en- toda EspaEa, salvo on algunas localidades cas-
ltigadas poY los pedriscos.
Ell emperador de Marruecos contin6a 50
campaha de pacifcaci6n y cobro dc tributos.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-08-18
CI.EvEI.ANn's POSITION.
The distinguished Governor OF
Missouri Talks Free Coinage.

MANITAU, Col, Aug. 16.-Governor
William ]. Stone, of Missouri, arrived
here today on tour of recreation.
Speaking Of the Presidents message he
said: "Mr. Cleveland has taken false
position, think. He has not, to my
mind, taken hold of the real cause of the
trouble at all. The Sherman act has
had almost nothing to do with it. We
are suffering from a strinScncy in the
money market. There is too little cash
to do our business. To me it SEEMS that
our political doctors will be about as
sensible if they entirely dcmonctize silver
as those old time barber surgeons who
used to bleed man on principle. no
matter what ailmcnt he had.
''I'm Democrat, free trader, and a
free silver man. l am also inclined to be
optimistic. l am confident that if the
Senate agrees to repeal the Sherman act
it will only be because it will at the same
| time pass a far preferable substitute.
The President S message necden't trighten
| our people to death. He is President
but he is not Congress. 1t is not what
he wants, but what lie proves, that
counts. In my opinion hc has proved
| NOT l,inp ~
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-08-18
YELLOW FEVER.
a Case ON a ship at Present at
Philadelphia.

WAsHINGroN, Aug. 1S.-A telegram
was received at the Marine hospital bu-
reau this morning from the resident ply
sician of the Philadelphia quarantine
station, in reply to dispatch from DIR.
Wyman, stating that the schooner Eta
II. Lister, from which a case of yellow
fever was taken off yesterday, had been
engaged i'll the coastwise trade between
New York and ports south for the past
six weeks.
The man who was taken i'll with tho
fever had been on shore at Georgetown
S. c.
DR.. Wyman has autographed this infor
nation to the authorities of Georgcto WI
and to the South Carolina State boarc
OF health.
AdviceS received from Surgeon Huttor
in charge at Brunswick, Ca, state thai
Gordon GOO feet in all direction:
around Branham's house at Brunswick
has been established, and that active
| disintection is going on. Surgeon Hut
| ton takes a favorable view of the situa
ton SO far as to the extension of the dis
case is concerned and has begun an in
quiry into the origin of the case.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-08-18
a NEW ROAD,
Also "a big Hearted Major and a
Barbecue.

ALEXANDER, N. c., Aug. 16.-On Tues
day last the completion of the new road
from Alexander to Blackwcll's Springs
was celebrated by Major Blackwell in
the presence of many gu:sts from the
hotel and several visitors from Asheville.
A barbecue with all the required accom-
paniments was provided for the convict
workmen by the Major.
While the detail of cooks and workme
was busted with preparations for the
table the remainder INDUCED in singing,
accompanied by instrumental music.
The convicts enjoyed, certainly for the
first and perhaps it will prove the only
time, contact with kindness and sympa-
thy among those who have been bene-
fited by their labors. Not sympathy
with the cause of their present condition,
but hearty desire to exhibit in the
most effective manner the generous
character of a true life, prompted the
great hearted Major to give them such
an acceptable day of feasting.
There is much credit due to the skillful
engineering ability of Capt. White, who
has supervised the construction of the
entire road, a remarkable piece of build
| ing tat will bear favorable comparison
with almost any other in this part of the
| country. ID.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-08-18
MCDOWELL. MATTERS.
NIOrgantOn District Conference in
session at Marion.

GARDEN CITY, N. c., Aug. 1.-The
gentle rain has come again, this being
sufficient to mature all field crops. The
farmers arc glad and the merchant
smiles. The good wheat crop and scarcity
of money has made corn worth some
more this season than wheat.
The Mcdowell court convencs in
Marion next Monday with Judge Boykin
in the chair. Some interesting and i'm
portant cases will come up In this court.
The Morganton District conference,
composed of about ten counties, opened
in Marion today with Bishop w. w.
Duncan of Spa Grtanburg, S. c., presiding.
A large attendance and much interest is
expected at the conference. This is the
first time bishop has presided here.
Mr.. Gillespie, who was so severely
scalded in the blowing up of Rev. M. l..
Kay lor's saw mill boiler, has almost re-
covered from his painful injuries.
Mr.. Tom Finley, who was accidentally
shot on last Sunday, is now recovering.
The second Mcdowell county Sunday
school convention was closed in Marion
on the 9th. The attendance was not as
large as the last one, but the good ac-
Complishcd in the county is highly en-
couraging. Twice as many children at
tend Sunday school in the county as did
year ago. This was brought about
by the instrumcntality of our reports in
last years county convention. Then we
appointed committee of three, each oi
a different denomination, to travel over
the entire county, lecturing in the interest
OF a revival of the Sabbath schools. The
result thus attained is that much
greater interest is manifested in this part
of the church's work. Ours is union
work of all denominations for the good
that may be done. At the convention
MIR. w. G. Hunter was elected president
The secretary, Rev. VIM. II. White, and
Rev. John c. Brown were elected dele
gates to the State Sunday school con.
vention. which meets in Greensboro on
the 1924 of this month.
Speaking with all due respect, the
Congressional mill is grinding, but the
grist comes down slowly. When, in
| what manner and how much money will
| they put in circulation for the great
| relief needed? The interest of the country
first. Senator Vorhee's bill, with Sec
| retary Carlisle's recommendation to put
| ST. 100000 in circulation is cmincntly
| to the point. Let us have it soon. But
| if they need me up there they will sent
for me. GRAPHIC.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-08-18
MELONS IN THE RIVER.
a Car Load Condemned by the
Board of Health and Cut Up.

The Asheville Board Of Health has
manifested its existence and alcrtncss in
no uncertain way to the watermelon
traders.
For several days past the members of
the Board have had their eyes on the
melons offered for sale under the trees in
Tcntville aud in the store adjoining A.
Whitlock on South Main street. This
morning the Board, with the exception
of the sick member, Alderman II. L.
Gudgcr. visited these places in a body.
After an examination the entire
batch was condemned as cndangering
the health of the city.
There was a car load or more of the
melons thus condemned, and they be-
longed to Darlington & Duckworth.
Some of the melons, it is said, had been
on hand nearly two weeks. District
Health Officers holland and Rogers were
placed in charge of the condemned mel.
ons, and had them hauled in wagons tC
Pcarsons bridge on the French Broad
where they were cut up and dumped into
the river.
The Board of Health will keep strict
watch over all of the melons kept on thi:
market.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-08-18
CRYING FOR FOOD.
Trouble In New York win Men
out of work.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1S.-Acrowd of more
than 5000 men out OF work forced the
doors of Walhalla hall on Orchard street
because admittance was denied them.
The police succeeded in partly dislodging
the crowd. Those forming the crowd
were mostly Hebrews and represented
principally the clothing trade,
On almost all of the east side street
COZ ncrs stood groups of unemployed men
with angry looks and determined faces.
They said that hunger has made them
desperate.
1--WE have hearts," said one man, land
when we hear our children crying for
food we feel it. We love our children as
we'll as the rich man likes his"
The police found it difficult task tc
drive the mob away and were compelled
to arrest seven more of the disorderll
crowd.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-08-18
THE SENATE SILVER BILL
1T IS REPORTED BY VANCE
AND OTHERS.
The H1PjOrity 1siIl HAS a "DecIara
1iOn" In Favor of RiRhetalIS1n
Hut EGepeaIs The sherman Act
UncOnditiOnaIIy.


WAsHINGToN, Aug. 1S.-The silver de
bate opened promptly the morning in the
House with a speech by Sibley Demo
craft Pennsylvania, in favor of bi-metal-
isms and the Johnson intcrconvcrtible
bond proposition.
The Senate finance committee this
morning agreed upon and later reported
to the Senate bill for the repeal Of the
purchasing clause of the Sherman act +,
accompanied by declaration in favor of
bimetalism. The bill comes as an origi-
nal measure, not as report upon any
bill previously presented.
Mr.. Harris, president pro tcm, pre-
sided over the Senate today in the alb
sencc of the vice-President. A motion to
adjourn over until Monday was made
on the Democratic side, resisted on the
ground of the necessity of action on
financial measures, and finally with
drawn on Voorhees, announcing that he
would ask the Senate to proceed with
the consideration of the National bank
circulation bill. He then reported from
[ he finance committee a bill to suspend
the purchase OF silver bullion under the
Sherman act, with declaration in the
bill that it is the policy of the United
States to continue the use of both gold
and silver as standard money and to
coin both gold and silver into money OF
equal intrinsic and exchangeable value.
substitute for the bill was reported
from the minority of the committee, Har-
ris, Vance, Jones, Arkansas, Jones, Ne
vada and Vest, fixing the number OF
grains of silver in United States coins at
464 $40 grains OF pure silver per dollar
and proportionately for minor silver
coins.
The bill and the substitute were order
ed printed and placed on the calandar,
and Voorhees, gave notice that he would
call them up next Tuesday.
The bank circulation bill was then
taken up.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-08-18
Trouble In Far OF india.

BOMBAY, Aug. 1S.-The Chamber OF
Commerce of this city and the India cur
repcy association have sent protests to
the Marquis of Lansdownc, Viceroy OF
India, against the sale of India council
bills at a price under Is 4d. They state
that the action of the council in selling
bills at less than 16 pence has demoral-
lied trade, and is causing an immense
loss to the commercial interests OF the
frv
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-08-18
CRUSADE AGAINST CHINESE.
Unern EDIOyeu White Men want
Their lob.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. IA crusade
against Chinese laborers has been started
in Fresno and other places in San Joa-
quin Valley. where, owing to financial
troubles. large numbers of white men are
out of work, while many Chinese are
employed steadily on ranches and vine
yards. Thus far there has been no viol-
ence, hut it looks as if the unemployed
white men in the valley would displace
Chinese labor.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-08-18
Has rot That Power.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S.-Attorncy Gen
eral Olney has decided that there is no
power lodged in the Secretary of the
Treasury or any other officer of the gov
ernment to extend the time for the with.
drawal of domestic whiskey from bonded
warehouses. This is the last step in the
movement to obtain relief for distellers
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-08-18
SHOT TO KILL.
An Attempted Murder and a Sui
eide In a Tennessee Town.

DRESDEN, Tenn, Aug. 1S.-At Gleason
Tenn, small station on the Nashville
and Chattanooga railroad, J. X. Alex.
ander, one of the best and most promi
ncnt citizens in that section, was shot
yesterday by DR.. Wilson, a druggist al
Gleason. Wilson then shot himself, dying
instantly. The two men have been al
outs for about a year. Alexander
wounds are not necessarily fatal.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-08-18

MONTREAL, Aug. IA Liberal meet
ing, attended by 5000 persons, was
held here this afternoon and was ad-
dressed by leading Liberals, including
the party's leader, Wilfred Laurier, who
outlined the policy of the party. He de-
nounccd the protective policy of the Con
servative party. and declared strongly
in favor of tariff reform and freedom of
trade with the United States.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-08-18
Tie Queens Health rs GOOD.

LONDON, Aug. 14.-Inquiries have
reached this city as to the state of the
Queens. health. it having been reported
in certain quarters that she had been
stricken with paralysis. The report is
entirely without foundation. Not a
whisper is heard in court circles that the
Queen is ailinp in any WAY.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-08-18
Ear,hquake in RoumanIa.

BUCHAREST, Aug. 1S.-At 5 O'Clock
this morning an earthquake was felt in
this city, followed in rapid succession by
two others. Many of the residents left
their houses with their night clothes on
Slight damage was done to a number o
buildings, but no one was hurt.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-08-18
where Is He At row

WASHINGTON, Aug. .1S.-Secretary Car
Isle has requested the resignation of ].
Webb Flanagan, collector of customs at
El Paso, Texas. Flanagan is known
to fame as the author of the famous,
What are we here for?"