davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-25

ha ocurrido 10 mismo, y 81 explorador 90 he Wis
to preoieado retroceder, para buscarlos on Uper.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-25

Orden dc la plaza para mahana: Jefe de dis,
el teniente coronel del battalion de artlIeria don
Benigno Aznar. Vista de hospital primer ca.
pitAn del battalion de la Patria, Destscamento
de Mirsaores por 81 battalion de Colon. Escolta
de confnados apor el mismo battalion. Paseo de
convalecientes, un ga a.gento de artilleria.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-25

Dicen los peri6dlcos de Ia vecina republics
de sante Domingo que est& dando muy buenos
resutsdos la csrveza que elsbora Ia gran f6brica
establecida en- Ia Capital. Empieza va dicho Il.
guido ser el preferido por el pdblico Las Ger.
vezas que sc importan del extranjero no pueden
hscerle competencia porque es mur barata Ia do
minicaIa. La tabrica es colossal. Ha coatado
mas de medic milo de pesos. Sc esta preparan
do gran oantldad de cerveza para Ia exportaci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-25

Dicen de Trnjillo.ato que hace unoa cuan
tos dias no So mata alh ninguna res para 81 con
sumo pdbiico Sc han quejado varios vecinos .
nusvo Aloslde, pero este no admiti6 10 quej,
porque no fne On papel aellado nj In acompaha
oan las cedulas dc los frmantes. Hoy 30 han
dado de bsia los abastadores de aqusl pueblo
El Alcslde hs ofrecido que 81 domingo se bene
6ciara una res. Pero antics y despu6s del do
mingo no comer4 carne el vecindario 40 pre-
guntan todos. #&@ -a%$
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-25
VARIEDADES

va no SO cuestiona el punto. Esta probadt
que 81 vino de Logrono que vende Lulna, % .
meior que se importa esta Isla. @ Is
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-25

Sc DESEA TOu1, IL $I2 900 4 interSs por
el..termino de cuatro a1os, dando nawy bwessa ga
rsntfa sobre inca i1stica, abonando los lntereses
por semestres Infotmaremos en- esta redaccl6h
0uien es el interesado 6-e
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-25

H. Hafallecidos an N aguabo de febre tif6idea
ol sei1or don Francisco Ramirez 2.0--R. L T. ~~~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-25

Diaz est2 convenientsmente psrfumada hace Gre
Ger el pelo y extirpa todA clase de granos de la
Cabeza.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-25

Aqua do Fegara. TInta especial para
barba y 81 cabello; dep6sito en- 10 Botiea Micar'
San Francisco 63.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-25

Hemos vlstos hoy excelentes gombreros dc
paja fabricados en- 81 Rinc6n y que vende por las
GALES de esta Capital el sehor Salustiano Sana
bria. Cada dia nos convencemos mas de 10 que
repetidas v0ces hemos dicho: esa inoustria si sc
explotass en- grande escals en- el pals, daria ocu
paci6n muchas famiias. KS un sombrero DO
nito, ijsro que pedrfa fabricarse bavato pars
que pudiese hacer Ia competencia los que i'm
portamos del extrsnjero. ..-,5.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-25

Libros talonarios. i,
CON matriculas de ganado ~ Il t. =. "
VACUNO Y CABALLAR
ss hacen entregan en- "a horas en- Ia Mpografis
de LA CORRESPONDENCE. .
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-25

Para conservar Ii ca1 eruda durante unoa
ounce dias en- 6poca de grsndes calores, rsco.
mienda Nine. Sadourny el procedimiento 81
giente: @ ~
Use echa en- un plato hondo, per cada dos
kil6granos de carne que ae trate de conservsr,
medic vase de alcohol 5Oo sromatizado CON &C.,
pimisnta especias en- polvo. Por manans y tar
de Sc ha de remover la carne sumergida en- el b
do citado, recubriendols CON trozos de cebolla J
ramas de perejil. A los cinco sells dias se ala
de un POGO de alcohol para reponer el que Ia Cal.
ne haya sbsorvido." .@
Como ss v6, el procedimiento es bien senci
NO. Sopda % el % anroviaionamento de- osrns ! frssos u
es aiempre diffcil, donde, por otra parte, no sc
dispone en- muchas ocasiones de una heladera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-25

ANlCn 81 existiese slguna ProfssOra que
HNAOV desee desempsnar interinamente una
Escuels puede dirijirse on este concepto & L. &C.
6orlts doha Asunci6n Espinoss, Profesora On ls
Playa de Ponce, quien informsra sobrs parti-
cular. = ~: Il 6-l
Surta usted gu despensa On el Colmado de
Cerecedo. ALI en- VsrbO de beber, conner y ar
der, NO hay raspa que se sujete.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-25

En- Ia fllIovSo de don Juan Martinez, San
Eli ia VIlGtIQ Francisco 81, ss details vino
tinto de mesa, superior, puro de uva al precio de
Is centavos el cuartillo complete. 45-la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-25
Vino VaIdepenas

Superior, especial de Pdjarss.-Cosa de g~sso.
. Sc vends embotellado en- Ia casa de D. JOSE
CALDAs, calle de Tetuan ndmero 80, esquina &
Tanca. - :s." e. 80 ''.< - 16-6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-25

nm nm Sc vende un piano usado con
wv VVV su banqueta ais'a 1ores. Es'
t. de vista en- el Parts .Basar. Informaran del
precio los senores Martinez Hermanos Calle dc
San Justo 81. Dep6sito de CAlzadO, don JOSE
Gestera.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-02-24

THE DeLamar Nugget eorrects
what it says is false impression
that the Hon. J. r. DeLamar prom
ised to give $4,000 in aid of ldaho's
exhibit at the Worlds Fair. The
Nugget says he never made that Of
fer, but offered to contribute dollar
out of his own private means for ev-
cry dollar donated by any citizen or
corporation in Idaho, and that no in
dividual or corporation tested his
sincerity in this offer by donating a
single dollar. The Nugget further
states that he offered to pay salary
of $4,000 year to his successor
stipulating that the appointee should
he some one not inimical to him, offer
ing to cooperate with him and assist
him. Such an appointment was moi
made. The Nugget says Mr.. De
Lamar resigned as Worio 5 ral oo'''
missioner because a howl was set W
against him. We think that how
was more imaginary than real. Mr.
DeLamar was appointed on th'
strength of an assurance that NJ
would accept the position withon
nav, which he did, but did not las
long. He may have had good rea
sons for resigning after accepting OF
the promise stated, but the people o
the State generally have not believe'
that he had. However, they ma
not have been familiar with insld
facts of the case.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-02-24


Senator Vest says that "whatever
Mr.. Cleveland's faults are as an ad-
minis,rative officer or political leader,
he left net surplus of 800, 100000
in the treasury" That is so, but
when he took bis seat the surplus
was $4OO,OO0.000, so he succeeded in
diminishing it $3oo,000,000. The
Democrats now have good deal to
say about the Republican party leav-
ing no surplus for the incoming ad'
ministration. Heretofore they COM
planned because there was a surplus
The Democrats are hard to please
Harrison's administration reduced
the $lOO,0OO,OOO surplus to nothing
and according to Democratic doc
trine promulgated over eight year.
ago this was right. They theI
said there should be no surplus-tha
it ought to be distributed among th'
people to stimulate business, etc
Harrison began with slOO,OO0,OOO
paid the expenses of the governmen
aud $25o,OOO,OO0 of Indebtedness
That is not a bad record, notwith
standing the surplus is exhausted.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-02-24

It has been rumored upon the
streets for several days that Benja-
min Hogan had just inherited a third
of $4,000 from the decease of a
brother in New York, making his
share *37,333.33. Mr.. Hogan has
two sisters living, who each receive a
like amount. All the heir has to
do is to show his identity and the
amount will be paid to his order.
When approached upon the subject
Mr.. Hogan did not seem to be at all
elated. He was asked If he intended
to become a member of the Boise four
hundred. He said no, he feared II
might have demoralizing effect up
on him. He did not wish to be asked
to drink and carouse, but 20 lead a
quiet and unobtrusive life. He had
no use for the four hundred AND
should let them severely alone. He
says he has been approached withit
the past few days by parties who
would extend their hands, exclaim
ing: "Why, Mr.. Hogan, why don
you call on US? My family would
be delighted to see you," etc. Th'
gentleman further says he has no de
sire to extend his acquaintance, bu
to lead a Christian life and be just t.
all mankind. Who can say that MI
Benjamin Hogan has ever committed
a dishonest act or one wrongful t
anv but himself?
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-02-24

IN connection with Mr.. Workman's
wagon road bill day Or two ago.
That discovery was that e135 had
been appropriated BY the bill instead
Of t135, 700, - wss intended. This
sends the bill back 70 be repassed BY
both Houses, and l am informed BY :
gentleman who claims to have inside
information, that it final defeat y
now probable. 1t i strange that :
bill Of % much importance should
have been read with - little care =
to be passed in that way.
The Senate got it, Law mill in or
der yesterday afternoon and ground
out seventeen laws about fourteen
carats fne.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-02-24

Robert G. lngersoll, at the Lincoln
anniversary banquet in New York,
said:
"Abraham Lincoln was q strange
mingling of the tragic, heroic and
grotesque; a personihcation of all
that was gentle, just, humane and
honest; merciful, laughable, lovabls
aud divine, and all these sterling at
tributes he consecrated for the use o.
man. Lincoln had no ancestors; hs
had no followers, and no successor
How can we account for this grea
character in our history? He neve
abused power, except on the side o
mercy, and knew no fear except o
heing wrong. His was the grandes
figure of our times and the gentles
memory of our world"
This, says the Portland telegram
is the best brief description OF Lin
coins character ever given,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-02-24
TAX noRTGAsKs.


rN
The Legislature at this session
should BY all means pass . law tax
ing mortgages, and relieving the bor-
rowers OF the State Of heavy bur-
den. The amount saved the people
OF the State would be immense. Az
It is now, the State is : dumping
ground for oil the loan compsnics Of
the country, and some from Europe.
Property should be assessed at it,
full value, and the owner should be
held only for the taxes on that part
which is not moftgaged, and the own
er OF the mortgage should be held for
the taxes on the amount of the mort
gage. Under the present law an in
vester can loan his money in this
State and escape paving tax to help
support the government, while the
luckless borrower and owner Of prop
erty must pay taxes on what he owns
and that Of the capitalist. Oregon
has law taxing mortgages and it
has been beneficial to the State.
Were such law to be enacted, and
for time stop the inflow OF money,
the State would be made hundreds
Of thousands Of dollars richer by the
amount necessary to pay the taxes on
the loan, which would come out OF
the interest which would he other
wise sent out Of the State. The bor-
rowers of the State would have this
money and would keep it in the State,
while If the capitalist got it he would
take it away. The enactment of a
law of that nature would cause an
era of prosperity and would tighten
the burden of those who are endeav-
oring to carve out home and build
up the State.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-02-24

The startling announcement -
made that telephony and telegraphy
bid fair to be revolutionized by the
formation in Chicago of what il known
as the Harrison international Tele-
phone company, with capital OF
$50, 100000. The telegraph will
comprise what Is known IS the long
distance typewriter, . sytem calculat-
ed tn abolish dots and dashes and
practically deprive the art of the OPP
orator OF all commercial value. There
Is nothing especially new in regard tc
the typewriter. One of these ma
chimes is placed in an Office in Bos'
ton, for example, and another IN ar
Office in St. Louis, the two being con
nected by wire. The owner of the
Boston machine desires to communi'
cate with St. Louis. He hands hi'
message to . typewriter; each wort
! is spelled out. and an exact fac simil'
produced on the st. Louis machine
The cost, it is claimed. will be one
third less than telegraphy, the plsI
will possess the value of secrecy, tn
messenger boy will be dispensed viii
and the chance of error material.
lessened. The chief advantage o
the telephone is that it does ava.
with the necessity of the central op
orator. The cost, too, it is said, vii
be one.third less than the presen
lrate.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-02-24

essskssn nsssy.
II tho members 81 the SD Con
gress are possessed of ordinary sntsl-
ligence they will discover from tbs
result Of the last election that Gnancs,
pure and simple, i The paramount
question in national politics.
The western States wore lost %
the Republicans - thsir opposisson
70 silver cosnage, NOT ~ their pol
tion % tbs taria. These ssasss had
noshing 70 fear from tbs soscs bin, Z
hsncs they forced the 6ght on 6nsses.
The cry Of ''bonsst dollar = ths shib-
boleth Of the money Ioansr. Colora-
do, Kansas. Nevada, Wyoming, I'LL
nois, Wisconsin. Michigan, Nebraska
and Ohio were Ill taken out Of the
Republican ranks BY the finance, NOT
by the tariff issue.
The people need moro money in
ejaculation and they are going "a
have it. Their common sense tslls
them that silver dollar, whom made
: legal tender is just q good y any
other. It is silly, malicious slander,
for any one to say that the people oi
the South and West, the corn crib,
smoke house, and staple product pro-
ducing sections, tho backbone Of the
Republic, would advocate anything
that is not honest. Their products
make and keep any dollar issued By
the United States ~ good - gold
It is > question Of more money and
economy in Congressional appropria'
tions, that the great battle Of 1885,
must be fought and fought to I'm
ish.
To sqneal "honest dollar" wher
the people are suffering all the hor
rors of money famine, will destroy
any political party. 1t 10 very vel
to shout, 81 am . Democrat" or tha
"a public Office is : public trust
but this will not suffice. Democrats
principles control the action Of Con
gress, and "public trust" must re
dound to the welfare of the publ
good, or the Democratic party vii
go out Of the lawmaking business il
1896.
The people of the South ar
aroused. They see, even this early
that the promises made by the Dem
ocratic candidates arc not going I
be redeemed. The Congressma
from the South who can't even se
the handwriting ON the wall is fos
indeed.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-02-24

NAH Two papers IN the State are
kicking about the success Of the
State wagon road bill Populist
and the other Democratic. The lat
ter, however, is not very fierce, but
tho former has hauled of its coat and
vest and it's voice is loud for war. It's
rage is beyond al control and serious
fears are entertained that it will yet
oil the Legislators who voted for th~
bill IN line and behesd them all with
. blow from its cleaning, freshly
ground battle *. lts language is
'sscarey" enough to frighten the paw
chutes out Of the mines and promis-
ing prospects Of the districts Of Cen.
trsl Idaho. stampede the blazed
trees along the route Of the road and
cause the old, gray granite peaks
of central Idaho to rise up on their
dignity and then tumble down in
shapeless masses over the line Of the
road and obliterate all traces of the
survey and render the construction Of
the road IN utter impossibility. We
await results with bated breath
bated witb-well, no matter. Our
worst fears have arisen on their hind
legs and will not down, and every
body else who advocated the bill is
in the same fearful fix. Will this
Popul:st paper please desist? Is it
deaf to appeals for mercy from a
trembling people, when they stand
on the ragged edge of hopeless des-
pair and cry enough? Have mercy,
We pray thee, especially on the poor,
unfortunate and misguided Leglsla-
tors who supported the bill, believing
they were performing meritorious
act. They have seen their error since
thou portrayed it with such flaming
brilliancy, and accompanied the por.
trayal with merciless slashes OF the
fiery, two-edged sword of burning
and cutting criticism. They are do
ing pennance, and the weight of thei'
great crime IS crushing them to earth
and their regretful wailings are heard
throughout the length and breadth Of
the land, and Gov. McConnell's sor-
row-laden voice is heard in the chorus
Oh, wilt thy hard, stony heart wilt
melt with mercy, and plead with thy
judgment ere it is too late and thy
helpless victims point their toes Il
the starry dome where their only hops
looks down and beckons them to come
on high where sorrow goeth not, anc
all walters are at rest. Stay thy cold
cruel, sharp edged sword of retribu
tive annihilation ere the crushed ant
cr,nging objects of thy bowling ven
geance succumb under their weigh
of woe and they sail from cruel cart
to the sweet by and by, that swee
land of the blest, where repenters ar
at rest-where the weary sigh n
more, on that happy golden shore.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-02-24
Opposed g Annexation.
Washington dianatch of the 21s

OppODeA g ADDexataOn.
A Washington dispatch of the 21st
says:
The character of tho fight devel-
oped against the Hawaiian treaty has
caused its friends considerable uneas-
mess, and the understanding is they
intend to make an attempt to hasten
it through, As the opposition is gain
ing strength. Senator Allison is
counted among the opponents of the
treaty, and those who are fighting il
say to-day 1t will be impossible to get
a two-thirds vote for it in the Senate,
Springer, of Illinois, and other mem
bers propose to get resolution
through the House to ascertain why
q treaty which will involve the gov.
ernment in expenditures and require
the raising of revenues was submitted
to the Senate without being submitted
to the House also. The effort to de-
feat the treaty is very earnest.
This afternoon Paul Neumann, tht
deposed queens envoy, called at thu
State department and had . confer
ence with Secretary Foster. A state
ment of the conference has been son
to the President for transmission 4
the Senate for consideration in con
pection with other information on tn
subject now before that body.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-02-24
AN amendment was adopted in tt

AN amendment was adopted in the
House to the bill providing that coun-
tv taxes may be paid in county war
rants. The amendment makes it un-
lawful for any one to pay his taxes
with warrants that he had not re-
ceiyed from the county for actual
services rendered. This IS a good
amendment. Under the original bill
moneyed men would be enabled to
buy script at discount aud turn II
into the county for taxes dollar FOL
dollar.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-02-24

TIE enrolling clerk, in copying the
road bill, made an error. The amount
of bonds to be issued is $4,000,
but the three nsughts were left out in
copying the bill. Governor McCon-
nell, as soon as it was discovered,
sent message to the House, calling
attention to the error. Workman
introduced bill to correct the error,
which passed the House last Monday
by a vote of 20 to IL, the Republicans
voting sol,dly for it and all the Pop
ulists and FIVE Democrats against it.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-02-24

"HoGAN the Stiff" sometimes
called "Hogap the gambler" is now
one of the wealthy citizens of BOISE
Hogan is known all over Idaho. he
has AN uncomfortable "hankering al
ter the liquid "that giveth its color
in the cup-''that moveth Itself
Alright" Hogan has resolved to q"''
drinking, but it is doubtful whether
his resolution will prove as strong as
the grip of John Barleycorn.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-02-24

DON'T fail to attend the theatre to-
night. The proceeds will go towards
paving the expenses of hydrants. we
need better facilities for fighting hre'
and everybody heing well aware o'
this fact, 1t is safe to say the troupe
will he greeted with an audience that
will fill the hall.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-02-24

IN, - 49, senate bill by Ruick, provid-
dsh, : 'ls' hereafter all obligations Of
i ,' ~. stated in dollars, and to be paid
r.l asy' ,sas Ii not dischargeable in le-
si,b.. 4.e' y notes, shall be payable in
Ii. nv standard silver or gold coin OF
Ii. .aa "''sa States, all stipula,ions in
s,,,a;. 'ac' to the contrary notwith-
has passed the Senate.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-02-24

w. SArrH was placed in charge of
N' Lepley and Howe-Manhatta tan
s'vup OF mines, at DeLamar, recent
00noed to Milwaukee company.
0mtn came out the other day
'4 milwaukee. This is the J. j.
h. u VINO spent several months in
~ H. county last year, exporting for
''s Milwaukee company.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-02-24

BOISE City has fifty lawyers Of all
grades between high and low de-
gree 10 furnish enough litigation
70 keep that many lawyers alive is
enough to bankrupt the people of =
'ovn the size of Boise.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-02-24

-nh substitute to Stewards bill
e'''"'hg the rights and relations of
-. s'0snd and wife passed the Sen.
unanimously. 1t places them
\. :" equality before the law. Each
N.Y.. control of his or her separate
:, r'''y. The husband has control
o,,a'' y. community property, but he
49,. a0' sell 1t without the w,fe's con.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-02-24

3reasurOgss 11ot1eo.
The following warrants are now paya.
BILE at my office:
cOuNTY 0ENE1AL FUND
All warrants registered prior TO April
Al. 1881; also, Nos. ~, 47S, 180, l76. 163,
III, 1877, 100, Registered April 81, 1891.
ROAD FUND.
All warrants registered prior TO October
IS, 1890. Also, Nos 545, sac. 6l4, Of 1880.
HO0PIrAL FUND.
Warrant No l27, Of 1850.
pRID0B FUND
Warrants Nos- 81. 81, of 1884.
=. J. CHURCH,
Jan. Z. xpe On 1suA
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-02-24

fooATElIo has new opera house
sn'on : will be opened to-day for the
u's' ! Time, for a performance of the
D0''0n Opera Company. That town
;, 'oSanclng generally. 1t has two
''''''ic light systems and has grant
w : franchise to an electric street
railway company.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-02-24

CUSTER county has disposed Of
@OOo worth of bonds bearing Z
ps' cent interest. They were sold
Si Cleveland (Ohio) firm, at = pre-
MUM Of $737.5O.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-02-24

REPRESENTATIVE Merrill's bill, au-
thorizing County Commissioners to
contract for the care of county roads,
was taken up in Committee of the
Whole in the House on Tuesday.
After some discussion the committee
rose and recommended the passage
of the bill without amendment.