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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-29
PERSONAL.

Harry Woods, Of East Coal street, is on
the sick list.
Mrs. H. A. Acker visited friends at Potts
Vile yesterday.
Daniel Duffy, OF st. Clair, was a town
visitor last evening.
William Il. Evans spent yesterday on
business at Hazleton.
Maurice Morrison spent yesterday visit.
ing friends at Pottsville.
Andrew Cochran, of Pottsville, was a
town visitor this morning
Mrs. j. Il. Jones, of North Jardin street,
has gone to Bloomsbury to visit relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Westervelt, of Halle
ton, are spending Thanksgiving with
friends here.
Mrs. Jennie Spearse and son. Roy, OF
North West street, are visiting relatives
at Allentown.
Mrs. Lizzie Mcclure and Misses Annie
Laubach and Annie Mcguire called on
friends at Mahanoy City yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs + b, Hunter went to
Ashland last evening aud ate their
Thanksgiving dinner with friends there
Joseph Peters, the mascot, was among
the Shenandoahites who went to Ashland
this afternoon to witness the football
game.
James Richards, Jr., of South Jardin
street. has secured a position at Buck
Mountain and will change his residence
to that place next week
Captain Jack" Crawford, the "Poet
Scout" arrived at Pottsville last night
and will lecture in several towns of this
county, beginning at Minersyille to-
morrow night
Deputy District Attorney Edgar W.
Bechtel and Miss Myra L. Whitehouse,
were married on Tuesday at the residence
of the brides father, David Whitehouse
| at Mechanicsville.
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A New Firm.

Noah j. Owens, formerly outside fore
man at the Indian Ridge oolliery and now
a resident of Mt Carmel, and Jesse b.
Davis, the building contractor of town,
have formed a partnership and purchased
the lumber yard of II. f. Bright, at Free
land. They will do business "a the Free
land Lumber Company and start in as
bidders for the s2s, 600 opera house to be
built at Freeland. Mr.. Owens will move
to that place at once and Mr.. Davis will
move as soon as he finishes his contract s
here.
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BROWN-STEINBACH.
A Wedding Ceremony at Lost Greek
Last Evening.

WSuulug ICICmOny at LOSl JTSGh
Last Evening.
A very pretty wedding took place at
Lost Greek last evening. The principles
being Miss Maud Grace Brown, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Brown, and Mr..
Samuel Stein nbach, formerly of Pottsville
and now of4,ost Creek The bridesmaid
was Miss Lizzie Patterson and the grooms.
man Mr.. Russ Smith, of PottByille. Rev.
20. II. BridgmAn, of the Shenandoah
Protestant Episcopal church, ofiiciatsd.
The bride wore a white silk dress which
was trimmed with white lace and the
bridesmaid was attired in pink silk. The
arrangements for the wedding were OF an
elaborate character and it was very
pretty affair. The bride and groom left
for tour of the South. The bride is the
granddaughter of Col d. p Brown, the
superintendent of the Lehigh Valley Coal
Company, and a niece Of ex-County Con
troller b. h. Severn.
A large number of relatives and friends
Of the contracting parties were in attend
ance, among them Mr.. and Mrs. James
Heaton, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Price, Mr..
and Mrs. A. d. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. F. e
Zerby, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Ogden, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred May, Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Dim
mic !, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas McKeon,
Mr.. and Mrs Russell, DIR. S. H
Brady, Mrs. Ashmead, Mrs Womels
dorf, Mrs. Schweers, Mrs. Dimmick,
Misses Sue Smith, S. Richards, Salli,
Price, Dolly McGinuiss, Name Will
Jams, Ida Dunsten, Lizzie Koch, Mimi,
! Jones, Annie Stoffregan, and Misses
Patterson, Stall, johnson, Nicholas
Beislel, Heaton, Williams, Glover and
Small; Messrs. D. p. Brown, John G
Smith, B. r.. Severn, John A, Grant
Harry Huntzinger, Edward Strouse
Louis Cake, Herman Hesse, Benz. Dad
dow, William Price, George Goodman
William Jones, J. Claude Brown, ant
Messrs. Hammer, Msnsell and Russell
The Lshigh Valley Coal Company's glet
club serenaded the bride and groom un
der the leadership of Mr.. Herman Hesse
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RizzutO's Last Hone.

Governor Pattison yesterday granted
reprieye to Antonio Rizzuto, ths Italia n
murderer confined in the Pottsville Jail
and who was to have been hung on Tues
day, next The reprlsve is granted until
February 9th, 1895. William wilhelm,
Esq, has been employed by several rich
Italian residents of New York City and
Italy to take the case before the Board of
Pardons on January 22d. 1t is claimed
Rizzuto has been of unsound mind for
years.
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holiday ANNOUNCEMENTS

We desire to call your atten-
tion to our most beautiful col
lection of novelties in gold and
sterling silver, diamonds and
other precious stones, clocks,
bronzes, jewellery, silver table
ware, etc, all bought of the
best and most reliable houses
in this country.
All goods carefully selected, o
unsurpassed beauty, most attraC-
tive graceful and unique in appear
ance, with the newest ideas of a
rich, exclusive character confined
in Shenandoah entirely to this
house.
Our stock is beyond doubt the
best selected and most magnifi-
cent in this county. The cele-
brated B. & H. Banquet Lamps
and gold finished Onyx Tables
speciality.
1t will be to your interest to
give us a call. Prices the low
est at
A. HOLDERMAN'S,
Cor. Main and Lloyd Sis.
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Traffic DELAYED.

Traffic on the Lakeside Electric Rail.
way was considerably delayed yesterday
afternoon between the Oak street bridge
aud the Centre street terminus by one
car jumping the curve at the corner Of
White and Oak streets, and another per-
forming a similar feat at the corner of
White and Centre streets.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-29
DEATH OF CAPTAIN LEIB.
The Well Known War Veteran and
Politician Passes Away.

tnC WCn huOWu war veteran anu
Politician Passes Away.
Captain l.. @. Leib, one of the most
widely known ssmen Of this county, died
at the homo of his sonin-law, ProJhono
tRry James R. Deegan, in Ashland, yesters
day afternoon, after suffering from kidney
trouble for about ten days. Capt. Leib
was sixty FIVE years old and was born in
Hamburg, Pa. He became a resident
OF Ashland In 1858 and engaged
in the bottling business until the
rebellion started when he became
volunteer and second lieutenant in the
three months service in the company Or
gsnized by Israel Seitzinger. At the ex-
pirstion of this service he returned to his
home in Ashland but subsequently en-
listed as captain of Co. G., 10th Regt., P.
". for nine months service, and while
with that company in the first battle of
Fredericksburg was seriously wounded in
the arm. After his discharge from the
government hospital at Washington he
again joined the company and remained
in the service until honorably discharged.
In politics Captain Leib was a Repub.
| lican' He was postmaster at Ashland for
sixteen years, school director for six
years, and served two terms as Chief
Burgess. The deceased is survived by a
daughter, Mrs. James r. Deegan, OF
| Ashland; three brothers, Daniel and
Samuel, of Pottsville; and George f.
Leib of Ashland, and a sister, Mrs Kate
| Kerr, of San Francisco
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-29

istration after this year, pressure may be
brought to bear upon Postmaster General
Bissell to name Mr.. Shumway in prefer
enoe to the man Of the present Congress
mans choice. The newspaper fraternity
Of the county are a unit in favor Of Mr.
Shumway.
A movement is on foot to erect hospi-
tai at the county seat, and the probabili.
ties are it will be successful Pottsville
has long been in need Of such an institu.
tion.
Fresh oysters opened every day at the
White House Oysters in ali styles pre-
pared at shert notice. II ~ Il
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-29
EXPLOSION AT THE NELSON.

Best violin strings, at Holderman's
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-29
Bargalns in Wlnter Wear.

A clearance sale of children's coats.
Special bargains in ladies' garments.
Gents natural wool underwear reduced
from 81 to 65 cents. Ingram carpets re-
duoed 80 per cent
p. j. MONAGHAN,
ll-17.tf 80 South Main St., Shenandoah.
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Four Men Badly Burned at the Ill-Fated
Mine Yesterday.

Peter McGinn, Frank Lutka, Clinton
Faust and James Mowrey, four men en-
gagged in fighting the fire at the Nelson
mine, Shamokin. were victims of an ex-
plosion of gas yesterday. The fire was
in breast No. 10 and the men were engaged
in driving heading from breast No. H.
AS they broke through gas, which had
accumulated in No II, followed the mer
and was ignited by the smouldering tim
her in No. TO- 1t is believed two of the
men will die.
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Gold Dust
Ts w Vantadr

BY everybody. So is Gold
Dust Flour, A fancy blend
ed -four at an ordinary price.
We have cheaper flour, viz:
keystone, White Rose"
and the celebrated pride of
Lehigh." u" And they are good
ones, too.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-29
The Butts Funeral.

The funeral OF Abraham Butts, the one
time resident Of Shenandoah, who diei at
Philadelphia on Tuesday, will take pl ace
tomorrow, leaving Philadelphia at $3.50
a. m for pottsville
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Oysters /!

II you want good oysters go to p. Mehl's,
l05 Hsst OsnbEe street, next door TO Devers
barber shop. The berl selected oysters in
the town. Private parlors fox ladies.
g.l5.tk sat
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-29
Best violin strings, Holdermsn's,

Mrs. Bridgeman, R, c. NJ, teaches
violin (specialty) cello and piano. Corner
Of Jardin and Lloyd streets. 99-tf
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For Sale Te-day.

One car strictly old corn.
One car fine middliugs.
One car bRled straw.
Ten tons chop.
OuroWn make.
Straight goods.
No corn cobs or cat hulls in it.
1929 Ct AT KE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-05-30
AVEO

Fl vapor Ida con cargas lei vapor PaasHna
trasbor~ads en- las Azores, llegara a este puer-
co dentro de braves dias.
Enuso 10 la facntad que concede el C6iigo
3e cnmeroio espan i con snj-cion ( las rega-
Yo,k Antw -rp 1890, Il reparto de Ia avert
gruesa sc Ia hech en- liverpool segaa avis"
d. los agentes en- Liverpool. ia parte con Ia
cual los receptores han do contribuir 81 i'm
porte de Ia averfa Y savamento aseiende al -
D"r 100 sobre ell valor de- Ia cargsy A-te
I42s consignatarios que suscribeu.
gIo Al artIculo 2 de las ooniicones del conoci
nieuto -uplican 4 los receptores de la carea
lei Paulsna, presenter la beyedad possible
as factqras originates, depositando al mismo
tempo en- esta Agencia ea ef-ctivo 81 p pa'
100 de su importe. incln-o 81 f -te, pdes sol,
ie-pues Dc yer 6c2do este dep6sito podrs en-
rregarse II carga.
Agencia de los vapcres Sierra. -F'rit2e Lasadt
e Co consignatario- del vapor p 41siimG --Pon
80 P. r. Mayo 25 de 1891 "A
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-05-30

De su esposa la muerte de su hermano
G'ynne Agreguense otros ingresos
que ascienden 4 S 90 900 por ano; otros
$IO 600 por copcesiones reales veinti-
cinco mil pesos de sueldo como minis
tro y Sc tendra m total de mas de
s 225 900 al ano.
e Conde Vane. cuenta S 500 900 al
a1o, adenas de sus minas de carbon,
que Sc extienden en- mas de 1900
acres
FL carbon de piedra produce una
entrsda al conde de Fitzwilliam de
s 500 900 por ano; los cuales Sc agre
gan a otroS 5 go 900. valor de sus fin
cas- en- Yorkshire Irlanda
FL marques de Londc nderry, que
vende 81 carbon de piedra al por ma
yor y al por menor, SAGA de sns tierras
una renta de s o75 900 al ano.
Sc dice que sus propiedades de Lon
dres produceu al marques de Salisbu
~ una entrada de s $780, 900 al ano.
Las otras propiedadas del marques rim
den s t65 900 anuales
Como el Duque de Devonshire pose
I953I5 acres de TERRA, que ie produe
Ill OtteA aOiAto ~ y OC wv a fHAAO7 az
Sc Ia dispuesto 4 acepear el million que
Sc Ie ha ofrecjdo por Ia compra de su
palaoio de Devonshire. incluyendo el
Parque y jardines, de gran numero de
acres, que posee en- Piccadilly h4rrio de
Londres.
Los productos de las minas del Du
que de Hamilton ascienden no menos
de s SO. 900 al ano. Sus otras Propie
dade le producer s 365 900 anuales
Lord Burton reclbe mas de 500
pesos al ano; Ia famiia del difunto
Craw,hay, posee por herencia de este
s 10 900 900.
Guam 10 81 concrete dc hierro estuvo
animado el conde Dudley reunis annual
mente + $50 900. Sus diananres valen
s ? 500 900
Fl duque de Nerf,jk tiene una en-
ira Ia de s I 845, 900 al ano; el duque
de Northumberland DE- s $50 900: y el
conde de Rosebery de : $50, 900, sin
contar los s 10 900 900 que le trajo su
3pfunta csp0sa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-05-30

SC ha presentado una proposition propo
niendo Ia creacion de una cruz especial
para premiar a los soldados de la rep1
blica que vencieron ! las tropas de Ma
ximi!,ano en- Queretaro, en- 1867
L. nucva cruz sef3 esmaltada en- los
colores nactonales, verde, blanco rojo,
y su~pendida N aguiia con las alas
tespe gadas
La cruz tendra s4 milimetros de alto
por "a de ancho, y llevara las inscriPcio
mes siguientes
Anverso: Feaacj6 al etrcifo imperial
et Is de Mayo de 1867 en- Que1ftGro, y
en- el reverse: La patria yecomocida.
FL aguiIa fendra 28 miIimetros lie al
to y de ancho, ira provista de uu ami
llo que permitira llevarIa al cuello sus-
pendid2 por una cinta de dos centime
tros de ancho
La insignia sera de orc para los ofcia
les superiores; de plata para los subal
ternos, ) de bronco para la tropa
FL domador Mr.. Charles Girardin ha
sido sictina de IN accidente en- Ia esta
cion de B-rcy, cerca de Paris.
En- el momento en- que daba Dc CO.
mer al leon Principe, la fiera sac6 una
garra por entire los b2rrotes de Ia jaula
y cogio al domador por una pierna. que
le destrozo por complete. Pugn3 pof
desasirse de. terrible animal. 10 logro
despues de muchos esfuerzos, aunque
dejando pedazos de carne en- Ia mano
de la fiera ; pero tuvo Ia desgracia tam
bien de caer de espaidas del wagon. frac-
turandose yarias costillas y el crane 0.
Cuando algunos empleados acudieron
en- su auxilio, va el de>graciado Girar
din no daba senales de vida
Los psri6 iicos suizos anuncian el
desoubrimiento de nuevas ruinas roma
mas en- el iugar conocido bajo el nom
bre de Roe nerfeid ;ampo rouano), en-
las cercanias de Ia villa de Unter-Sun
nernd, ei distrito de Aft ,ltern.
FL paraje donde sc han heoho los
nuevos descubrimientos es va oeiebre.
per el que Sc hizo en- I74I, consistente
Ell numerosas antigiiedadeS romanas:
restos de un temple de bafos, none
das, tumbas, etc., que demuestran que
habia existidc en- el una importante 10
calidad en- los reinados de los Empera-
dores Vespasiano y Constantine.
III nueVo dascubrimiento consiste en-
una casa de estilo romano, con muros
todavia muy solidos. y en- cuyo interior
hay cuatro pleas destinadas { banos
En- vista de este halIazgo Sc van a
proseguir las excavaciones. para yer 81
Sc encuentra algo mas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-05-30
KALEIDO SCOPIO

Los terfemotos de Grecia, que Sc han
repetido con aterradora insistencia, han
ocasionado verdaderos estados espas
m6iicos, muy frecuenees en- las mu
ieres los nifios
En- Ia famllia real Sc han vjsto algunos
de ellos.
E que mayores muesuas de terror
ha d2do, ha sIdo el Principe Christoph o,
8 mejor. como ie llaman ftmiliarmente
los griegos. ell Principe XXI, que a4n
no ha cumplido los seis amos de edad.
FL pobre ni1o Sc Impressions tanto al
5eulir la primera sacudida. cue en- ei
nomento hugo despavorido hasta IIegar
1. jardin, SC nego terminante ob5ti
nadamente volver a entrar en una ca
"a que tienbln
La Pnncesa Sofia, esposa del Prfnci
pc Constantine, duque De Esparta, es
presa tambien dc una terrible agioacion
nerviosa, mas por sus dos Pequenos hi
JOS que por ella tnisma.
S acuesta medic vestir. para estar
4percibida contra los peligros-
EI Emperador de Alemania, CUTLER
mo III, que t2ntaS J tan VariadaS apttd
des Ia demostfado va, acaba de dar
muestras de una capacidad nueva para el
cuItivo de Ia cual tambien le dejan item
po sus muleipIes atenciones el sobera-
no aleman es tambiGn md5ico compost
tor y hace ejecutsr los cantos produc-
tos d su numen.
En- Schlitz Sc ha ejecutado rcciente-
mente una de las composiciones del re-
gio maestro, inslrumentada por Ell direc
lor de la capilla real.
Fl pcriodico de que tomamos la mott
cia no hace grandes elogios IL ia Produc-
ci6n de 5 NJ. |. y r.
En- la Camera de d'putados de M6jico
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-05-30

.Alny senior mio amigo
Rnego a.lsted Sc sirva dar cabida en- las 60
unnas de su ustrado peri6dico 4 las siguien-
les linests por 10 cual lc anticipa las eracias 81
affmo. y >. q. b. > N.
FRANCISCO GloL TExIDoR
En- 81 peri6cico dc la Capital La Correspon-
dencia de Puerto Rico en 81 ndmero I, 200
de 90 dc Mario del corrante ano Ell la columna
5s Gle Ia % plana, apareclo un suelto con el
rubro DE JCANA-DIAz cue Il exponente se di6
por aluddo por ser Qno de los fafmaceuticos
que tlene su establecimIcnto radicado en- las IN
mediaciones de uno de los Comadoa de esta
cudad a quien Sc refelia 81 citado suoto en- el
cual So hacian .tSeveraeiOnes EN- extreme OfenSi-
vas para e blten nombre preStigio de t0do
farmaceutico.
Per hi psr;e, tcseoso de aclarar los hechos
decidi demandar Ell juiclo de conciHaclon al
senor Director de = La Correspondence Don
Z. 3. Lopez, qqlen confes6 que el autor era don
Domingo Rodriguez Rodriguez yecino de
Juana-Diaz
Hacienda 1~o del derecho que me asistfa,
tambi6n demands cn lpicio de conciliaci6n al
referido senior Rodriguez. que con fecha %
del corriente deciar6 ante q senior Juez Muniei-
pal de aque pueblo senior GaIrat6n, Segin sc
We por Ia certitCaci6n que me eNpidlo 81 scnor
Secretario dc dicho Jnzgado.
;, Presente q daInandado don Domingo Ro-
3rfouez Y Rodriguez Quieu acompana como
homtre hueno don Elicio Colon Y Bataa We
emo de este pueblo industrial mayor de edad,
eontest6 que el suelto dc referenca no Sc re
fiere eu absolute al ScfIor don Francisco Giol y
Texidor i qUleI reconoce como an farmactuti-
60 de buena reputation Y hOnradez hacienda
aquEl refcrcncla a Otrst perSOnalIdad- Fl de
mandante sehor Giol se di6 por satisfecho con
Ia pXplicac6n de su demandado quicn Sc rati-
! fec en- 10 manifestado. ! dl9pOnlendose que
de esta acta Sc lihre copia certifcaQa las par
les que 10 Soliciten sc di6 por terminado el acto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-05-30
En- an examen de fisica
- Cuando pesa mas an hombre
-Cuando nos pisa an cal1o.
Al DoRso DE UN REIRATo

Ne han deiado lnpy nal parezeo IN cato
a quieu acosa h feroz iauria,
enjuto como cnferno IN Ia agouia
Ia boca hecha un dohe garabato
Yo SOY leo, = yerdad pero Il retrs.,.
dueno y srflora de la vida mia.
me hace lncr mas eco todayia,
aunque ocultar M fealdad ~ trato
Hay quieu dice que estoy n.uy parecieio.
mas yo quicn tai afirme g 10 Hicgo
sin embargo, aha "a Ii cartalina
QUO en las nocheS dc auseueia, solo piao.
Ia quemen, dulce amor, besos de fueso
los hesos de tu boca purpuri ~
CeS0r 4. ift3flK
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-05-30

Ia noche no desciende de los clelos
= marea profunda Y tenebrosa
aue suba de los antros nirad como
aduGnase primero del abismo,
\ Sc retuerce en- sus Verdosas aguaS
Sabe. en- seguida, 4 los rientes wales,
y. cuando Va DONNA Ia planieie,
II sol conyuso brilla t0dayiss
en- la torre del alto caInpanarlo,
en Ia copa del cedra, IN Ia alquerla,
' en- la cre,ta del monte solitario.
Is naufraga Ia luz terrible y lenta
surge. Ia sombra amedreutada sube
la triste claridad los teiadCs:
Al arbol, 4 los picos eleyados,
4 II montana enhiesta i la nubc
I cuando al fin, alrOSa Ia tlnlebla
Ia arroia de slls lilnites pastreros,
an pedaZos. la luz, el cielo puebla
de soles, de planetas luceros
Y con elias Sc van Ii paZ amiga,
Ia dalce conhanZa, el noble brio
dc quien alegre, con ylgof trabala
: para consolarnOS. mudo y friO,
con -us alas de bronco el sueno baja.
Fntonces todo, timido SC oculta
en el eStablo. los pesadoS bueyeS
eli el aprisco, 81 balador ganado;
en- la cuua pcquena, la inocencla
en- su tranquilo hogar el hombre honrado
' el recuerdo impasiblc en- la cOnclencia
Nil temores informes Y confusos
del hombre de los brutoS - apoderan,
en- Ia oriIla del nido. Yigilante,
q ave guarda el sueno dc su cria
y esconde Ia cabeza bajo Il ala.
el noble perro con fnirada grave
interr3ga Ia sombra ! Yer procura,
los caballos piafando st encabrltan
\ con payor 0 sobresalto eyitan
los altos montes Y la selVa oscura.
81 en- la extensa llanada Ie sorprende,
con 81 corteio ftinehre Ia noche,
Il potro ioyen su hermano busca
en- 81 lolno descansa Ia cabeZa
Todo tlcnde 4 iuntalse en- esta bora.
todo Ell la yasta soledad se hermana,
hasta que alegre la triunfal diana
en el aureo clarin pea la aurora
Hqnuei Gttifrrez NJjera
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Ia fallecido en- Mayagiez Ia virtuosa sefori-
Ia Belen Geigel Gonzalez, mny estimada en-
aquella sociedad.
i sus deudos entire los que contaInns muy
buenos amigos, nue5tro mas sen1ido peeame
Nuestro amigo don J. 8. Soh-, 50 ofrece al
p1blico como professor de ingies, cuyo idioms
posee IA perfection por haba~ residido largoo
amos en los Estados Uui1os
Da lecoiones domico su casa aabita
ci6n, Ia Torre, l 4
So larga praoeioa On sss profession; IS sn
mejor garantia. 9-26
De trecibo escriben a II Djayto ~ Puerto
Rico que dos dependencies de II Colmado, Y
uno de la c5,n{od col.dai han sido presos
proceSados por Il ineendio ocmrdo en- aquena
villa ei IL del coniente mes.
De Camuy nos remitcn q proertma dc los
festeioa con que eelebra q pueblo 81 patron
san lose.
Que se diyiertan mucho.
e ma hecho cargo de la presideneia del Ca
sino dc Mayaguez nuestro esriuado amigo don
Rafael ArTillaga.
- El que quiers go2ar sierppre de buens sa
lud qne fume tsbacos de los one elahora
f8brics de "a calle Atooha don Luis Trsulich
He aqui los nOmbrcS dc los contrlbuyen-
- que descmpenaran i cargo dc peritos en- Ia
e"nieeeion del reparto municipal
kiqueza agricoIa don Mario Mercado, don
lose Sierra, don AsiSclo Sublra.
Riqueza urbana don Jose Maria Besooa, don
Eagenlo Aoffant, don Joaquin terran
Riqueza pecuara don Gristino Albert don
Francisco Barnes, don Santiago Oppenheimer.
Con sentlmiento leemos Ia noylcla dc que sc
encuehtfa enterma en- Hunacao la seuora dona
Teresa Frlas Noya, eSpoSa de nueStr0 buen
Hacem0s Fotos por 81 pronto g,stablecl-
mento
En- ninolin afIo Sc ha Sentid0 en- Ponce IN ca
zado las tamiliaS &c esta ciudad e1nlgrar hae'a
Il campo.
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ON /, cindad Observation-Disclosures
luehtlhCad" II ctldIeF ste uH nun Niauo iauo 4l'e
apareclo ahoSaoo Ell e = RIO tie Afefloe' Ftsu5lo
7er ANTONIO Martinez Cah@' Neello ue oluaoo-
Proceoellte de hafnourgo ha iiegado q Ia "a
p''d1 q F<'Poi "1oiiiah A'io' 'i''
Nuestro amigo don Ramon '2dlhohgs, ae oah
Ierman quertndo dotar aqueI!a cludao de 1n
I ouen teatro, prepara una funcIon IN Ia que to
"1aran parte Farlos a1clonaooa
Dice La CorfeSOon8ehcla que con 81 tltulo dc
"Lectura para todos' Sc publicara en breve en-
Ia Capital IN semanario que constar@ de ocho
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-05-30
REC bRTEs

De todas maneras en- Ia mujer comienza el
hombre en- ella acaba-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-05-30

La MAYOR parte de los males que sufre Ia hu-
o13nidad Sc debe la lueha imbecl del egolsmo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-05-30

mas attn que la de parecer IN buen hombre
los que gnoran 81 genlo