davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-09-13
Sum 1rI0roer oeworoen.

G6tparO TOr6, Ser am Sonntag Nabz
mittag bel ettem Streite btrter Sem 6artie
SEQ. 27 @bgemont 2lpe, BON 8otrif Shea
in ben Sopf gei9oiien tpurbe, itarb beute
Mtorgen i'm GountD@ 6oipttal. Serb, Shea,
SameS 0aot9, Wticbael Quinn urb Tronf
TOtpler, flint TubrIeute, batten am Conn
tag gta6ntttta8 cine feline a3ecberet Der
anitalteL. Sic 9erietben bariiber in Strett,
per tp%eiteren rStoff" bolen foIe unb Shea
icboB Sorb cine &u9eG in ben &opf. Gr
iulpobl pie feline 3ebgenoiien Uur6en bers
baftet unb pOrldufi9 in ber MarWeuitr.z
Station feItgbalteu.
, 1893-09-13
Gin belet6toter O(r3t.

Or, 9aOi6 so. 9osburgb, Set inter-
itcbenoe Nr3t Der vSome Site Sniurance
Co., macbte beute Gormittag i'm &rets9e7
ri9t ge9en 6as Chicago Guenin9 Sournal
tpegen an9eblicber ~8erlGumbung cine &lage
auf $4,000 anbGn9ig. Der 9ottor be-
bauptet, OaB oas rSournoI" am 27. Sftbr.
1892 etren lrtifel gebracbt babe, in MEL
Cbem ietn @baratter it b0smtatgcr gSetie
an9egrifen tpuroe. 0er Nrttfel bate tbn
Der 8eri9pOrung nit @m. s. @orrett
gum 8etru9e Oer MISREPRESENTATION
bei6uLotgt.
, 1893-09-13
Oerfblpuuoen.

Die 19idbri9e Gora @tie aus S6rebesz
port, Snb., bic iicb sum 8eiucb Der Qtus~
itelung bier aufbielt unb in bem 6auie
SEQ. 607 Gbeitnut StraBe in G~n9lepoo6
@oDnung 9enommen bate, miro permtBt.
sic tpar am 9ienita9 ans Oen 6OipitaL
olf benz &usfteuun9SpIabe, mo ite fronfz
bettsbalber "a SttnOen bate 3ubriugcr
mitiien, entlalicn unb ieit6em bat Niemon0
iie geieben. Sbre Sreun6c fitrcbten, OaB
ibr Elm lln8liif 3ugeltoBen lift, ba iie benz
~Gocoin9enuiie ergeben lit.
, 1893-09-13
WoIIen feinen 11laRenperwalter

Die 0eibGftsleiter un6 9ireftoren Der
0oman's 8afing GOmpanD, fir pclcbc an
Samitag Elm W}dlienOertpotter ernannt
tpuroe, eriucbtcn beute @ormtittug Sen 3icbz
tcr Goutns, Die G%rnennun9 pieber rid
gdn9i8 3t ma9cn. 9tidbter Collins miro
Die @riinOc fir bas @eiu9 am l1dcblten
6reita9 priifen.
Die &erfIa8ten iteuen Bic ibnen bon 6cn
&ld8ern 5lr 9ait 8eIc8ten ltnrc9elmdBigz
fctten III N0rcbe unb 6%eboupten, baB bie
@eieai6aft feineSpegS inioIOent lei, ionz
bern DAB iDre 8eitGn6e GROCER ieicn, ais
i4rc GerbinOIibfeitcn. Sic gcben Bic 8ez
itdnoe auf $4,000, Bic Standardization
auf MIR $40, 900 an.
, 1893-09-13
Wonnrtdr Dnrttnter.

2ret wtai td9i!9 mad MlIlpoufee, g ubr gprnt. $50
AbenSS llno g nbr AbenOs. Ser neue Sampler sgir'
g!nlaI Iagr5 u9a gtorQens uub ber nele 9aapfes rSH
&e9nW nan S~uoit9ton un0 Ntaniitee, = BORN. Yin
S6htllGg IaDft ner 9nllpfer nm 8 lIbr @benb5 ab.
.Seoell gag nab 3teelne. Wliltpaufee, Sbe5ppean, Wta'
ntlnee nm 1850 ubr @beuDs. \
@aplbs etc. nm 1880 ubr @benOs, aui Ben neuen Gam.
piern ,Ntlanta" lnb n@itp Of 9facine."
9toe9 @rsen 8aD, g%scanoba. Waniftique uno 1So9
Bort5 am Samitag, Z ubr @benos.
Sonnt9gs auS9enontn1en. Sffte uHb ODDS: liza
sku8 Oct NtiMioa QSue. t0aprtnb
, 1893-09-13
3um OiebltdhI anoehaIten.

Gtbter 9ODIe ianbte beute Sic 11id6rige
OfarD 8luiismtc3 na3 Ser Seimat6 fir
6reunoloie unb bercn Mutter 9aulina
8luitstptcs inter $500 8irgid6aft ans
Grtminalgertcbt. 9aS &tnb er5Gblte, 6aB
eS BON Der Mtutter ongebalten tperbe,
0tebereien SIT bege6en, uno in Sem 8eitb
Der Ofutter purben tbatfdcblic6 Supelen
a%efunben, pel6e bte Sodbter t6rem eigenen
8efenntniB 8ufOlge geitoblen bate.
, 1893-09-13
8afebau.

Die Gbica8o's tuaren geitern ouf SEM
beten 8ege Ben 8oiton'S etne geb0rtge
Sbloppe bet8Hbringen, ais Elm 9tegen>
i6auer bieiem IOblicben Gbun Elm GnOe
macbte. 0ei6er tpir6 boS 9eitrige Spiel
nidt ge5dblt, ba nitbt gan3 finf SnningS
geiptelt tperoen tonnten. Nacbitebenb Sic
vScore":
, 1893-09-13
Gin ,meiftSfines 9Rnhnhors

= Sin 8%peiitOdt9es ~g8o6n6aus, $50. 10
Clifton 2lbe., baS Sreo. 2au, al Der 13.
nnO 3afltn StroBe tpobnbaft, geb0rte un6
bon 90. 0obinatcb unb 6amilie bemobnt
mar, purbe beute Wor9en burh 6euer sum
8etr0ge BON 5000 belcbd0igt.
, 1893-09-13

9te'Qlben6z QtuSga6e Ser Satnois Stats
5ettun9 itnbet iiberau sic freunOlib1te Nltfs
nabme, 8reiS 1gent per Summer, 6 Gents
per @Gde.
, 1893-09-13

n6irit 9ais on @rrors"-Gbtco9o1. Set On Soies"-
g8ilmot, abbsg, 9nfg, 8ennett, -G4reesbole 9it"-
9un9an. rSlpo baIe 9itS" 9obleh S4rioer.
uSocrtfiee 9it"-0oben. Double 8lop8"-@leualnin,
Srmin nno 9eder, 9oblen unb GGriper. r@ilb
9ttQ"-Sttottts; u&alieb=boa"-8eunett. Umpire
Surft. 3eit-:53.
Ole SteQung Ser II Clubs Ser vgeattonal
Qea9ue" 1T bis iebt fplaen6e:
, 1893-09-13
" - : q Union pofeneer Station.
IN g!.z|ennsylVdnid LINES.
E-N#3 asnn. s o.A.m.
asSams., Canal u,O gsaSiSon.s Str
Isgenommeu Souutag.

Gitet=Oftces: au Dec citation, IN 4 9. Start
3tfoBe, Gde SodioH, uu0 int gIuotturium SoteL.
Surt2=3t9e iabren pte fOIqt mad 6entrol=3eit:
&oalih. f&dalld. 0ugaenommen Gprntnn.
, 1893-09-13
Gi4enbaRn~ GahrpRdne.

Nbica8o, Dlilmaufce & ct. gauEGiIenbabm.
W Staot=Stdet Offtce: POT GIart=Str.; telephone
219O Maim. uniOu 9oiiagier=St atiOH: Canal Abaus.
mo Wfaoiipn.Str.
, 1893-09-13
CENTRAL

NetD Dnrf GentraI= mno SoTtsr s stIbar1.
GtiewbGbuen. p9ie Stiogara SAILS &oute.H
t3n9e ~perloiieu unb folnmen ON in Der neuen Gentral.
Station on Safe 6ront, SUB BON 8arf 8otu. uno
q. Str, 80. Ctr. nHo 4poe Bart. Stoot=ltdetsOifics:
81 @lnrf=Str.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-10-19
How 10 Serys a Dinner.

A dining room must he free from
dust and at a pleasant temperature.
Table-cloths must be laid without
krinkles and perfectly straight.
The sharp edge OF knives must he
turned toward the plate; bowls Of
spoons and tines OF forks must be
turned up.
A meal must never be announced
until everything Is in readiness which
is needed or may be needed.
Bread must be freshly cut.
Everything which admits OF choice
must be placed at the left. Every
thing which docs not admit OF choice
must be pls ced at the right.
Soiled plates and dishes should be
removed from the right.
In clearing the table, food must be
removed first, then sOiled china, glass,
silver and cutlery, then clean china,
glass, silver and cutlery, then crumbs,
then carving cloths.
Everything relating only TO the
course must be removed before sery-
ing another course.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-10-19
The Mouse Cure.

Hitherto there has been no remedy,
saws the homeopathic RerieC, which
could be regarded as u specific for tet-
anus or lockjaw At last, however,
an ingenious French physician has
apparently hit upon a remedy before
which tetanus yields a. readily a.
toothache yields to the dentists for
ceps, and which will, OF course, super
sede curare and other inferior RENE
dies. The French doctor in question
was called in to attend lady suffer
ing from tetanus. In his report he
says that she was married woman
Of thirty-ons years OF age, and that
previous to his visit her family physi-
clan had tried every known remedy
for tetanus, including curare, with
out producing any effect The patient
was lying on her back with her jaws
tightly closed, and the muscles OF her
throat and chest were so rigid that
she was unable to utter a sound.
The doctor at once went out and pro-
cured a live mouse Of the usual size
and voracity, to the tail Of which he
attached a strong hOrse-hsir. Plac-
ing the mouse at the foot Of the bed,
he permitted it to walk the entire
length of the patients body. No
sooner did the patient notice the
mouse than she sprang up, loudly
calling to the attendants TO take 1t
of, and denouncing the doctor as a
horrid, heartless wretch, who ought
TO be guillontined on the spot. There
was no recurrence OF the symptoms
Of tetanus. a fact, the doctor adds
that the lady's jaws were 30 thor
oughly and permanently unlocked
that the husband, who il, Of course,
ignorant oflaw, has threatened to be-
gin an action for damages against
him.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-10-19

Madame Reginer, the wife OF law
officer at Versailles, while talking ia
the presence Of a numerous party,
dropped some remarks which were
out Of place. though not very impor-
tant. Her husband reprimanded her
before the whole company, saying:
Silence, madam; you're a fool!'
She lived twenty or thirty years al
terwsrdA, and never uttered single
word, even to her children. A pretsn
ded theft was committed In her pres
ence, in the hope Of taking her by
surprise, but without effect, and moth
ing could induce her to speak. Wheh
her consent was requisite for tie mar
riage OF any OF her children, she DO"
ed her head and signed the contract
The obstinate, pettish conduct oi tns
woman proved her to be that WHO"
her husband said she was.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-10-19

/ stone is the most common, and there
is n growing taste for dark brown,
bright yellow or canary, as it Is called,
and other natural colers.
People not acquainted with the
/ diamond market abroad cannot COM
prehsnd the difficulties and perpleXi-
ties that harass a diamond buyer. He
has to be constantly on the alert for
sharp practices, for the persons hold
ing the stock of diamonds in Europe
are among the shrewdest merchants
| to be found anywhere, and they not
only work in collision, but play one
customer against another to obtain
/ higher prices They are wonderfully
/ given to romsncing, and their state
ments like their goods, are only TO be
taken after investigation.
The diamond merchants abroad do
not grade their goods, but, when a
purchaser comes along, parcel com
pri,ing good, bad aud Indifferent
stones is shown TO him, and he usually
/ has to bid for the whole parcel. The
grading, pairing and selecting is done
for the American market after the
stones have reached our shore.
by this means a purchaser is com
PEELED to buy many goods that he
would not were he allowed the privi-
lsge OF selection Some diamonds
thus purchased are actually sold here
at less than they cost abroad
1T is conceded fact that the
American consumers Of precious
stones are the most critical Of any
that merchants have to cater TO, and
European holders Of diamonds appre-
ciate this fact In this country but
three grades OF diamonds are really
marketable, the first being rare and
exceptional gems, second tirstwater
goods, and the third must be above
theaverage quality sold to Europeans.
Fashion also has something to do in
enhancing the value OF diamonds, by
proclaiminE one day in favor OF one
particular style OF cutting or Of color
and again changing 4 setting in the
post Of honor TO those which had been
previously rejected. The experts OF
ten years ago would b. sadly puzzled
to-day to make n selection Of first
class diamonds for the American mar
ket. Indeed, the trade is a most diff
fcut one to cater to-full OF annoy
ances ard hazards, requiring special
training and unhaEsing vigilance. "
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-10-19
The Story Of a Gem.

At the Wsddell house there is Il
horseman staying. That horseman
has an emerald the size OF thumb
nail and the emerald has history
He bears The gem on his black neck
tie. and this is its story: Back IN I3
he was coaching between Sacramento
and San Francisco. His partner had
n beautiful pin, IN emerald of great
size. surrounded with diamonds. The
man at the Wcddell house wanted
the pin and finally traded with his
partner. giving team OF horses III eI
change. He then took the pin to II
San Francisco jeweler and asked his
opinion. The jeweler smiled as he
looked Mt the stone, took little tool
ont and detached the emerald from
the setting II proved to bs two
piece. Of glass cemented together
with piece Of green paper between.
The man who owned the pin was
mad. He was also flush, so he told
the jsweler to put in au emerald to
match the glass in size and color and
it was done at an expense Of seven
hundred dollars.
The partner who had cheated his
friend liked to bet on a sure thing,
and fixed it up with a pal to bet the
owner of the pin that it was false &.
They all met in a barroom at San
Francisco, and the pal said TO the
supposed dupe: Jim, you like that
pin you got in a trade with Abe but
I'll bet its no good
jim acted the indignant, said his
own partner would not cheat him
and offered modest bet.
"Taint nun, said the pal. Make
it an even 500 aud III 20 you.
"Oh, " said jim, carelessiy, III you
want a biz bet make it a clean 81 900
and put up the dust. -
The money was staked and the
whole crowd went out TO jewelry
store up the street The pin vas pre-
sented aud was pronounced one OF
the finest emeralds on the Pacific
slope. Abe nearly dropped in his
tracks, for he furnished the money
secretly to his pal, and the other poor
fellow who made the bet was para
lyzed.
There must be some mistake he
said; lets tryauother jeweler.' - They
did. and the verdict OF the second ex-
pert was that the stone was genuine.
jim pocketed his thousand and said
quietly to his partner: ABE, I'm just
$500 ahead on that little deal OF yours.
I'm going to opsn a few bottles Of
champagne for the boys.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-10-19
w hen 4 Am Dead.

When l am dead,
The years Will come and 90
As they do now,
And words I've said
When cares have vexed me SO;
Not thinking how
Words cling and cling to life
VIII still live on,
When l am dead.
When I am gone
The little universe
Which now revolves round me
VIII still roll on;
It's or Ter none the worse
That there must be
New center found,
When | am gone.
Life is so short,
TOO sh ort foI all the good
plan to do.
But long, I've thought,
When Backward looking mood
Calls in review
The hours I've wasted
And the misdeedS done
So thoughtlessly.
While | am here,
would live well the life
IcanLot keep,
That in the years
When | have ceased the strife
And sweetly sleep,
Some good will live
Because I've been,
Though am dead.
And in the day
When that dear prayer,
Thy kingdom come"
No more we pray;
When freed from care
And from the tomb
My life shall be,
The good I've done
VIII still live on
EteruaIlV.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-10-19
Special inducements.

DEING overstocked, will offer special In
ID ducsments in Cottonades. Have iull
hne and good line. Great Bargains 10 be
had. Also, Readyma de Clothing very cheap
10 close it out. Mems, Boys and Misses
Straw Goods cheaper than was ever known.
]. S. MELVIN,
Duf1ields, w. Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-10-19

Perhaps it is time that American
bills of fare were printed in English.
"O-o.or' exclaimed Mrs. Meadow at
a city hotel. There's a fly in this
soup"
Mr.. Meadow had been about the
world more than his wife, and grown
cautious.
Hush. Miranda" he said, don't
sneak so loud. No use exposin our
ignorance. This bill OF fare Is IN
French. and mebby We ordered fly
soup"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-10-19

Sweet girl: The man l marry must
be both brave and brainy."
Adoring youth: When We were
out sailing and upset / saved you
from a watery grave"
That was brave, / admit, bat it
was not brAiny."
"Yes it was. 1 upset the boat on
purpose.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-10-19

At Jagersfontein, in South Africa,
a diamond weighing $50 carats has
recently been found This, says the
London Standard, is the largest dia-
mond of which there is an indisput-
able record. There is a tradition,
going back 70 about 1900 b. c., that
the Kohiuoor weighed when found
!. 1888 carsts, but it takes faith to ac-
cept the story. 1t weighed but lS6
carats when the Queen got it. The
bother about the new diamond mon
ster is that there is but slack de
maud for diamonds as big as duck
eggs. 1t isn't everybody that can al
ford to wear them.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-10-19
THE
Farmers and the Public
Attention, Farmers!

7 OFFER you for the seeding of crop OF 1925
/ a line of standard Fertilizers, x. {. Bone,
also Compound and Ammoniated Bone at
the very closest prices, and only offer for sale
what am willing to use myself With an
experience of 20 or 80 years, think can do
you some good. Give me call before pur-
chasing Respectfully,
j. s. MELVIN.
Dufields w, Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-10-19
M. S. HITESHEW.
REBUILDING SALE.

The entire rear Of our store must be torn
down and rebuilt. An addition OF 20 teet
will be added. Before this work commences
and to avoid the dust and dirt we must sell
our entire stock of Gents Negligee Shirts
with collars and cuffs attached and detached,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-10-19

Not one time in million are a
mans tears deceitful; what may be
said Of a woman's is different.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-10-19

Gossip is the bullet i'll the gun OF
idle curiosity.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-10-19

T AIDES and Boys Shirt-Waists, Chill
4 , dren's Hose, black and tan, and darning
cotton TO match; Crinoline for lining dress
skirts-black only, at MISS ELLENS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-10-19

/UIMAX POWDER.-A sure remedy for
I J cholera and gapes among chickens and
puts them in good condition. Only - oents,
at McMURRAN'S DRUG SIOhE.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-10-19
DRY GOODS

suitable to the season, consisting of
Fine Dress Goods, Cloths, Ginghams,
Muslins, Blankets, Comforts, sc. Also
a full supply of
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-10-19
NOTIONS

usually found in a first-cla7s general
store and at low prices.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-15

Los Sen>tes Scott Y Bovine, fa.
bslcsI tes de- Ia Ell, bre Emulsion
de S3otr, ti,-i en va fams 90 ser loi
mas despreudidos anunciantes del
mundo. Adem$s d. pnblicar sas
annr cics en .>illares de- peri6dicos
de todas Ga. y, esta gran casa hace
lmprimir aphaimente millones de
tarjetea. folletnF, cromos, etc, que
snvia todos los pa,sts del mundo
civilIyadO.
81 anun oio fin de steele de estos
opnlentos iudustriales es IN bonito
Album de Ia Exposioi6n do Chicago,
con vistas fotogrsb4das de 'os prin-
eipales palaoios.
En- Ia 6limn pi4na lol 20 leto
puede verse ua hermosr gs. .D&do
del nuevO edifloio dc Ia Emulsion
J'' Scott, eporme mole De hieFro J
ladrlllo con dcee pisos go're el nj
vel d. "a ca lie y los subtert aneoa.
Estos G@ or, ,,.sos .ie"ep 1p area
superb, al aoIrb;I ada te oiepto
c0Erynts mil 0ieS cUad,adOs
Los peiSs'es De 10 Exposition
Sparrc ce2 ell al Alhum con minuciO-
sldsd de ae,al's, y cst&n artistica-
menta gcs bados.
En sEta Redacoi0n teHemDs al
gunOh r'' psva ic, gas desetn
soli"i~- f'uS.'.., pedirse tam
hi6 au ~ i"rmac -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-15
dAOHTILLAS.

A ios Mbuiantes. - AoRba de
reciblrse en- esta Imprenta magnitl.
90 PAPRL MARQUILLA.
Escudos EacionAles { idem de
Puerto. Eico. Uamano % Z Al cent?
metros, q 25 centavos. Imprenta
del BOLBTIH.
Manual DO Teegrafis Pi&etl
CO." por don Francisco Perez Blan-
ca, Director Jefe de Oentro del
Ouerpo de Telegrsfos.
Acaba de reclblrse J 90 vende en-
esta ImpreDta tan importante obra.
LibHos do vsnta.-En eata I'm
prenta hay gran existeneia de los
siguientes libFos:
GRAMATIOA CAsTELLANA.
por Ia Academia Espahola.
ARITMETICA por Cortazar.
FISIOA por Felin.
QUfMIOA por Feliu.
RUtratus Dc 5a Santiaad "Lton
XIII Los 6nicos autentlcos, del
Eenombrado OhAHtran, de vaEios
tamanos, sc venden en- esta I'm
prenta. EAtA acrcdlsAdo que el %.
Fecido de estos Eeiraios con el We,
neEando original 90 fdelIslmo. "
mismo 6Anto Padre aai 10 Ia Eeeo-
nocldo.
vease ell anunsio que aseroa ia
san usgniioos rsarasos va en- ous
paEse.
Blsn vsniGea ga al altime IA.
por eoFreo seRfeaatOa tealarmens4
dc ia PensnsnlA nnestfos dAssingul
doc amigos y eoFfelIglonassoa lea
efea. ID. Francisco blanes. ID. Ja,
Ian SAgastibelsa ID. Juan DsSsEAn ]
I'D. Pedro MaEtosil.
| ReclbAn nncasfo eoFdlal sAlaas
dm hlenvenlda-
| nj Sr. LIZ. 0,tgx.-Rs=ea ss.las
lei gusso De rcclhss Ia AswasA vasasa
Idel ss. Dr.. ID Asassio 0rtts. .ie,
| gado cn ell ei 1lsi=o vspss ecsrwx
tdc In PenlnsnlA
4 Soa hA aldo pseswa saAo el Ds
0Esls poi nnesss0 aasl1ExHa4o azl
| 20 y soFruliEis sazso H. JzslAa nA
gaMsleesaa. y &C aa eumpsaao ssaa
llefo cue Le4e vAlAeaoa ss sessam,
len Afceaho. lie asaNMsne@ fsaas ss
sAneiA ea PHssso Hes, psuass&Gz
Idola el ,eassmoSl0 Sc nasaasA $50
IsadsFael6r.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-15
EOS env ados por el gobie No @"s.~

EOS env ados por el gobie No "ss -
d -.
l4a ecuara espahola esta p"
rrisndo Ia u, re de Ia costa d. IA
rru4cus, comprendiGa entire Ta' K"
y Melilla.
I.,s sgente- del Sultsn estan ha
cl,rdo los may ores esfuerEos par
irdncir d los c& becillas de lss tribu
une permsnecep en- sctitud hostll
aure ts..Yista. ee aus pretensi0nes
Mad id. T-EI AyuntamientO d.
Malaga ha ofrecido detsr por 81
cuenta dos vap0res, con cl ObjetO d.
conducir tropas D Melllls.
Aumenta ell entusiasmo en- tods
Ia Peninsnls.
Por indies 6u de 8 M. In Reins
Dresencj6 la ol,a aci6n hecha 81 sr
Ssuasta On me co ,;e l. Z o.
mars.
sse Los facultatlvos colOcae'n te IL
mente ell ap6sifo al Pr''si '''i't" Il"
q Oopseio de Mfr,istros.
as Han salido de Msdr''! para NJ
lila seeentA tiradores, nrms1''' de
tusiles MI iistr.
Tambi6D ha msrcha up . Africa
cen clsse de voluntHvio, II. '.e0poldo
,Serrsuo, hjjo del d qu' de a Tore.
Londres. 7.-~Segdp ISIS 1'timss
poticsas Yecibidas da Tar g*', ID
mil moros hsn vDeltn 4 pres"'tsr
sesen les cercaBiss ds Me- i'a. pc
deandote de las tr n, hefss y del
fuerte en- construction, que bsbIa
ahandopado Las tropss esps DO ss.
HsB side csptuysdos tres esp'es
moHoe.
Ha sjdo spressda por uu cafo-
nero uns embarcac!6R Gne. bsjo
bAessra iuglesa, salt" de Gibraltar
para Msrruecos, conduo'eDdo gran
name,6 de riAee.
K Gohierno esp ho' ha pedido
a'Ghh~ynador de Gibraltar que i'm
pits 4 t. DO trance el = n'rabando
ae gusrrs-
sS Madrid. 9.-E NJ 1t. At" de Ne
xocl, Estrapjer : %. 'obierno
del 6ultst. prom,i ffstigar q lss
klbilss reheldes, /. envisr al SILT -
noticias d., 10 ocurrido y de las r
. elamaciones heehas p0r Espsha
50 6egdn la opinion de los medico'
one a~istAn al 8. 6sgsNs, Ia f'ac-
,turA : 9 Ia pierDa us"esiss Dsfa'u
curaci6n tcdo el mes de Nnviem.
bre
C.net. m tive, ae dice que no
volv.lGn b rounirse lea Oortes has
% el pr6xlmc mes de EnerO.
Maorid, 9.-Un jefe moro visit6
Al Gobernadof militar de Melills.
llevando enaHbolada 10 banders
pue indica petici6n de tregua, y |
pyopuso 10 pag, aseguYando al ex-
prefado jefe de 10 plaza que el Sui
tan 40 pEoponia castigar . los sgre-
sores de una manera ejemplar; 10
oual contest6 ell Gobernador de Me-
lila que Espafia NO podia aguaEdsr
hasta el regreso del Sultan de su /
excursion por el interior del Impe-
rio.
Madrid. 9.-Aumenta 10 exalta-
ci6n de la opinion p6blica hasta 81
extreme de que se cree que si el
Gobierno abandonase 10 actitud
sn6rgica en- que 90 halla, podEia
ocurfir un conflicto.
ri Gobernado1 militar de Nell |
lla, general Margallc, insiste On
Aue no necesita mas tropas.