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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-05
Il En- FAINT Terrible.

A Congressman from the Western
slope tells several good stories at the
expense OF his wife. who Is an indie.
fatigable caller There are two chill.
drcn In their family, and the lady,
having q couple OF visitors from her
native state, decided to take one OF
the children-aged with her while
the visitors were put through the
round Of cabinet calls. As they were
going into the home OF the Secretary
0f Agriculture Mrs. Congressman
said to the ladies: "Im going tn
introduce you AZ farmers wives II
1 don't l won't have anything to talk
about here"
The ladies asscnted, regarding the
deception In the light Of good joke.
The laugh, however, was on them.
for when Mrs. Congressman performed
the introduction with explanatory
additions. Master Five. Year.Old
opened his eyes In wide establishment,
followed suit with his sweet little
mouth and lisped:
"My Aunt Carrie isn't q farmer"
Tho FIRST call had been at the Vice
Presidents, where the infant RECALLED
himself with the coed things of.
fered him. The next place hap
pencd to be q tea call, where he
wasn't asked to partakc OF pepper.
minis and the like. The small gen.
tlcman endured the sit.down chat as
long as he could, but finally created
q miniature reign OF terror by piping
out:
mamma, THEY'VE amt any wefwesh-
ments here."-Kate Fields Washing
ton,
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pto NOT FIGHT AFTER ALL


DueiIsts Prevented from Firing By tire
Distress sign Of u secret Order.
A play recently written for a pop.
ular comedian Is founded on q tragic
occurrence in which Dr. j. NJ. Keilar,
formerly Of Louisville, but now OF
Hot Springs, Ark, was an actor
The story was told to Mr.. Gardner,
who repeated It to James Il. Carey,
and tho last.named gentleman saw
the dramatic possibilities The Incl
dent occurred during the war, says
the Couricr.JOurnal. DR.. Kellar was
IN army surgeon. and was stationed
at Nashville. One night ut the
Nashville Club two officers, a Major
aud Colonel had a misunderstood.
ing during q card game, and the lie
was passed. Immediately there was
q challenge. The Colonel, who was q
comparative stranger, called on DR..
kellar to act a. his second, and gave
him letters OF introduction, showing
that he was gentleman and a brave
soldier Preliminaries we're arranged,
and the belliserents with their sec.
onds met on the field of honor the
next morning at sunrise. The dis.
lance was measured of, the prioci.
pals we're stationed, and one, two
had been counted, when the Colonel
threw up his hand and declared he
could not and would not fight. lie
declined to give his reasons and was
branded As q coward. Dr. Ke.lar,
who knew the man must have q valid
excuse, stood by him and requested
the Others to say nothing OF the affair
until proper explanations were made.
When the doctor reached his hotel he
found q hote from the Colonel, which
only added to the mystery. He de.
clined to explain his apparent COW.
ardly action, but said that time would
show he had acted rightly. lie left
Nashville and was aftcrward heard
Of only from the seat of war, and In
all cases was spoken Of as brave,
fearless soldier. At last came the
news OF his death, and with 1t a let.
tor to DR.. Kcllar that had been found
on the dead mans body. It cleared
the mystery. This letter stated that
just as the Colonel raised his weapon
to fire In the duel his antagonist, the
Major, had given the distress sign Ut
secret organization Of which both
were members, and the Colonel could
not and would not violate his oath
by disregarding the signal. Dr.
Kcllar hunted down the cowardly
Major. made him acknowledge the
truth OF the statement, and then had
him dismissed from the army In die.
grace.
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Pretty Romance Of a southern Girl.

ffetty Romance Oh q southern GjeIs
Mrs Thomas Smales died in Orange,
N. j., Saturday, from the effects Of Q
bullet which she carried In her skull
since early life. Her maiden name
was Miss Frances Dayton, and she
was daughter OF wealthy Virginia
parents Her beauty won for her
many admirers, Que OF them, Thomas
Smales. whom she loved above oil
Others. Among the rejected suit0rs
was o Southern lad, who, being re-
pulsed In bis advances, shot her IN
the head. All efforts to locate the
ball proved futile. Miss Dayton
studied tclegraphy and then took q
course In medicine In order to treat
herself She finished her medical
studies In Berlin and went to Lon.
don, England, to practice. Her lever
was still true to her and although his
family had removed to Australia he
kept up correspondence with her.
He returned ut length to the United
States and established himself In the
Photographic business In Brunswick,
Ga. He prospercd greatly and sent
for his intended. She crossed the
water and they were married In 1852.
She devoted herself to charitable
work and founded the first training
school for nurses In all the South,
also o hospital ut Brunswick. The
bullet In her head. however, still
troubled her and about q year ago
she came north to visit q friend at
Orange, N. j.. with the hope Of Haiu.
ing her health. All efforts proved
futile and she gradually wasted
AWny
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This Cali Meant u Raise.

Deacon Heavyweight-And so you
are going to leave us, parsOn?
Rev. Mr. Thankful-Yes I have
had a call to another parish, where,
by the way, the salary IL considerably
larger am sorry to leave my flock,
but must obey the call.
Deacon Heavyweight (dryly)-Wai,
II may be what you call q call. hut
it seems to me good deal more like
Q raise
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Hard to Please.

Susy is a young lady Of five years
and also OF a very difficult disposition.
The other day visitor at her fathers
house found Susy weeping bitterly in
the corner.
"Why, what are you crying about"
she was asked.
"'Cause all my b.brothess and sis
ters have o v-v.vacation, aud l don't
have any! BOOhOo"
"And why don't you have any va
cEtiOn?"
"Cause-I-I don't 70 to school
yet!'
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JUDICIARY OF COOK COUNTY.
Superior Court Judges.

JOS. e. GARY, Chief Justice.
HENRY M. SHEPARD.
THEODORE BRENTANO.
HENRY v. FREEMAN.
ARTHUR II. CfiETLAIN.
JOHN B. PAYNE.
STEPHEN D.
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EL BARN AHrRIOLxo

gE6 sguisa que ualvar6 Ia vida .aui uussde aism
pre-.
9rasOl Las saludf, , dirigi6ado Minnie.
4 -Perdonadme-djo- si oa reclbo aN pero asreis
t,atOdG admirsblsmsntsi abrigusS temor aguno Os
GoH ni palAbfa; mas aun; iuro rOP mi vida.
- ~lMissrarlal-excam6 lady Dalrymphe ous hahis
dominado oG BDtomas de dsamaYo con VOC tembloroUa
por Ia c6era 81 sscuesrais nina; si osas hacerB
IL menor Dura GoS psrddo tisne gos podsroSos que
l. veDgar6n.
-OB engsnais, senora-repic6 rsaol en- au STEM
pre- mperturbable coItssanfa-MsB Minnie me pertenece
os reconozco ngun derecho sobe ella, nipguno
Es mi pronetda Ia salvsdo s vida; ia he icho Que
la swaba, a he p-opresto unir dest no al mo Ea
ge he negado antes 81 ario Vos esain coocsda
entire ella yo He queridO acabsr de veE he sea-
bAdo Soy noble itsiano 81 connie do Gi aBoi de os
GraGOles de Urbipo La amo; e'tey en- mi de, echo
me conduzcO con arrego mi deber.
Indy Dalrymphe era una buena ciaUa nuy pacifcs
que, emp esndo expression familiar, Eara veg se Il
veia fura de qucio psro ante tamaFa mprudencia ain
h6Se indgnada Igu6se ext ndi6 les brazs para arro
jor 81 conde suprema middleton 90 vsucida nor
la emoc6n, exha6 gfito caY6 & auelo F am.
cope que ella bsbia olvdado no la ha hia ovidafo ella
Ethel anz6 haca Ia busDa Isnora en- rn,6n de dos
de lsS doSCalas.
Mad. WiIouRbJ rompi6 en- solczrs
-Conde de Glraao, perdopsd nnie- diio iuntan.
do Las MANS -el la Smau lqu6 ssgrsda pa voIl
No 90 mas que una n ha: s hem. rec hazsdo ba lido
tan solo Porque ella es demad oyen no per cauua que
% pGFiudique
-Intarpretais NAL mis- inte1c' c'one0-replic6 q rrnda
Np0egeadoge dc hombFoS; --apa Mirnie mka que mi
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tElhhyaaka da sasa sdtlaiao mnRlelDaE con Sl 81
da AaiAtr 4 ID sess68 ordinatiA Ga aegunda cofvo
ostoria para que fasrA citaio en- 81 dja anterior
el abs.lutistA sehor alcalde smensE6 dicho se
nor LIeNsa, CON meterle en- Il c6rcel; TODD, por
que 81 refsrido Eehor LlenEs, no co. teVtara UnS
jmupicaci6n que 81 alcade e dirigiers, sCaIcG
le que le facilitsue centenares de adriLoB, cue
aQuel ofreciera a AlcAlde saente que fu6 de cate
pueblo, don PlaxsdeH de Santiago. Ain hay
MIS-: habiendo eoncu1Tido 4 Il session de que "a
hago m9rito 81 concejsl decsno don PonCio Suris
no le fu6 admitida por d presidencia una moCi6u
que pIeaentara, demost ando de una mAnera evi
dente que alguAas de las EeaioneG que haOta Ia fa
cha aa hSbian celebvado eran nulag, en razdn
& que en- 10 Conyocatoris NO se reiaci ,nRban loa
asuutoa que han de tratarTe como taxativa
meute 10 dispone el a,tfculo 98 de il VICENTE ley
municipal. De 10 expussto 80 deduCs que dor
Manuel Dsz Fonssca CosdecorSdo con ma por'
ci6n do Crucss, GegdN SO comprueba Gov una tar.
jeta que otorg en- hi poder, eS IN acslde mode
10 digno de msyores coOdecoraeionss por 30
recta administraci6n. Ia Mecba.,
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Nuestro QuerIdO Inlgu compahero don
Ramon Marin, DirectcE de g! NoticierO conf
UOnAdo PCT el AyuntSmisnto ue Ponce en- eOta
Capita, SO aussptGr6 mahaHa para au domicillo
llevaudo los mas q atOs reCuerdoB de permanen-
sls en- esSs Guided donde ha reCibido mercedes
sargA le deVpldamos de todas aquelIaS personas
quieses NO haya podido YER perEonslmente
Oe'eamoS tsn buen amigo un Wage fsliz y que
divide en- Ia tranquilldad do Ru hogAr, que
ieja aquf lesleU compafsros quN le quiersn TODD
cuanto 81 marsCe
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Bajo 81 epigrste Los Passes BajoS, dice I'm
oeri6diCo del exterior: 'El proletaIado atravlsSA
alN por una tremenda Criais haItA el punto que
40 90 recusrda Cosa ssmeiante. En Amsterdam
hay milIarss de ObEerOs sin trabajo, , COnGtants-
mante rsCOrFaR las GALES pidi6adol0. I'll &uniSi
pio mucha gente acomodGda qui0ra rOpaStip TO-
eorros: poro loa obreros 90 RiegSn admitrlOs;
no on una limosRA, aino oCupaGi6n hoRrosa 10 que
dsssaR. La gravsdad de Lac circuautaaciaa no
pasa deaSpsrOlbida para nadis. Les aOeialiHtas
que en- Amsterdam 10 son t0dog los obYeros, pro-
ysctan una mSnitsstaci6R Colosal, , la Gual ss
oautiEa yA con el mombre de prOeesi6n del ha0sbTs
EsR maRifsataci6n IL formaYan millsres de oHiatu.
ras. No ostantarS brillsntss uniformes, nj ban-
dsran ri llevar6 & 80 frents saserdoteS del Altis
mo. Iran silenCioSos, pOr grupoa de cinCusnts, =
Rai atravesaHkn sl campo y las ciudadea haBta he
gar ls Haya. para haCef en- IL capital su dennos
TRACTION de fuer&A. Los mGnifestanteG no lIeva-
ran una Soa srma! todO 10 esperan del efecto mo-
eel que en- todoH loa SnimoH producirS su actltud.
Cuatdo ehtren en- la Hayss todos entonAran
uHa Voc el CAnto de u Libertad."
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Salon para bales

Et que suscribe lnquilinO de Ia casa ndn.O 20
de Ia Gale de Ia Cruz piso alto ofrece la1 EoCle'
dadss cosstituidas que qnIe "a utlizar e sspacio>
20 salon de Ia casa meucionada para ceebrar
Junt,s, ,eunlonsH particulares qas deseen daH
bal eS sn ella Biemple que reuna las condlclonea
one exile eI QUO suscribe dSndossle cor Ell ornSto
' aumbrado pecesariO, dos habitaciones mas
uue servir6 de gabiBets de Bsnoras J cabaIiero1
recibidor IN salon de retreSco Como iaquiliBo
de Il casa declararE - CanutO DSas. 1912
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la5 B1a1a,1oA Dn "LA Oon11nre1DIsoA ~ 80 W. ="

1876 BIALI0RHdA Du "LA O0RRHHF0NDESH'A re -" W."
Este extrano "Wha aa,a.St" Sonanao cor tisrua vi
hrsGi6n de dispAro, fuS qua habiA sgadO ol
dos dc lord HaWhury de 8cons D1creO
-lYtVO Dioal-eEkcam6 GIaAol
Minnls volVi6 hacin e ltaiano le miro con aBora
bro
EItAba tan trAnquils como Gl estavera iugandO uu
jusgo de prendaa
En- cuanto Mad Willougby, Ia lIega ia densSnel bs
ron AbOrreCdo e habA dado ceto tnts de eBpGransa
prontO deS aneeda do caro- en- Al daSo'ps
r0ci6a
Lady Dalrymrhs Z dsspecho de los eSfuersOH de
Ethel babiA recobrado eI . ntldo. 81 golpe
terrible Aquea desgracia rodfa ha erla evita4o Por
que haba esCue ha1o 81 bar6a3 Ior que no dar Is
Il apcera honrada recommendation de lord Hswb1ryf
Pe1o autes de que los acorea de to dramn huheSen
heCho oovimento, oY6ss 81 rodar he otro
rruae 81 chasquido de Ctro atgo eco de otra VOC
humara.
Grssol did div'rsau 6rdenas sus ,mbras que 80
precipitaron a camino con las armas prepaadag
Hawbury ScOne DaCreg apareCeron.
Respecto de Hawbury, "a papsl estaba degiguado.
Era caballero hAba mujeres pallRro. Su deher
era arroarss aobre oS ladrones Estaba sin aras pero
lqu6 imperial el dura. No tena que
razonar, sino il adonde el deDer le lamaba.
En- cuantO acone DScres, tra co'a; solo tenIa
an ponGsmiento EI desgraeiado creia aQds nm
proyecto convenido entire ell taliano mujer, an
aQuslIa spiegra vefa m que tS de
amor t9ds orqueDta.
- Adelanlal..grit6 en- tsnto qua Hawoury, castgan.
do los caballos loB hscS arsancar q t1de
Minnie aRtahA primer t6rmno con Mad Wlloug.
~ Gisaaol Ethel iReEina1a sabre lady DahymPhe.
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BVOUES en- puettO estR maPiana

BUQUES en- pOet5O esTR mananG Do 00
vesSa. Los vaporeR Martin Ssenz" "Helvetia'
..villaverde', IA bavca '.Iaahel" In golets
"BeuUie 4 Creighton" y ell bergsDtin "Virge1
dei Buen Camino, deuCarRaado, eI herRantiu
"Cort6p" para NAI1orca, v la goleta "Nyauza"
carga az6 7av para B oston. Cogtsroa: Las goetal
"Amita" y "Boriuquen" para ARuadilla y Ma
yag1es, q Guillermjto, para Arroyo y POnCs
"Nueva Flor" y " Provideucis," para F'jardo
"Nina" '.Bue aaventura" para Vieques; ''Tss
para Nsguabo HumScaO; Julia, para Vega
bsja; Amelia" para FAjArdo y vieques; "EIe
ma" para Arecibo; "RecompenSa", psndjentsl
de feta; "PstrR" '">AtmNlitA." careRandO.
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U~ dStGtIe c~TsOsO.-huy IL de Febrero que
taStH" isUtSB 90 han CelebrAdo en- este Capital con
motive de la inauguraci6n de Ia estktua en- ID pla
EuelG de Colon, es el vig6simo pr'mero aniversa
'io de Ia proclamation de Ia Repdblica en- ESpana.
las efsn6rdss del diSz SOB: en- Puerto. Rico: Ia
ssutanC:N dictada en- 1892 por sl liCenCiAdo Anto
aiO de Ia CANA, Jusz de residencis, contra Pedro
Moreno, teRienta del Almiuante, imponi6ndole
algunas mu'taS. En- Inglatsrra ano de 1854,
eisCuci6n de Juana de Grey una de las eBpossn
del C4lebre ENRIQUE VIII
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ACROsTTCO.
AL IMMORTAL eENovEs s

AL IMMORTAL GENoVES
COLON! CoL6Nl Tu excelsa gloria
Recuerda la epopeya del Pasadol
nmortal es tn nombre tu lnemoria,
ser por todos, bendito admlrado.
Tus virtudes, sin par, han decantado
Oradores, poetas. e. en- la Historic
Brilla cual sol nunca eclipsado
Aquella tn obra augusta y meritoria.
L Luz fu6 TIL idea Antorcha sobrehumana!
Cristiana tu mission sin segundo,
orgullo de la Geneva italiana.
,Ligur emprendedor, nauta fecundo,
ornate de este suelo indo-antillano,
Noble atleta, Noises del Nuevo Mundo
ABELARDo A PRIETo
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Nuestr0s amigos ssnores a. Fignetoa y
81, del comercio de alta plazs, han tenido la
oondad de obgequiarnos cOn buen ndmsro de CO.
istillas de los excelsntes Cigarrilos de Ia marca
"sihOnsy," producto de la gran fkbrica que en-
Ia HRbana tieaen eGtGhlecda LOS ssnoros A. La.
rrea Hermano. Dichos eigarrillos, eIaborados
con excelente tabsCo y papel inmejorable, est6n
slegaAtemente empaquetados, de ellou han 70.
sibido los sehoreu A. Figueroa , O., 10 cajAE de
$50 caistill.B para regular en- 81 pRlacio de Ia
ExpaGci6n. Agradesemos muCho la.... parte
que nos ha tocado.
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III propietSrI0 de. depvslto de hielo de IL GO.
lie de Tstuka 90 queja de que el gnardiR muaicl.
pal CautvO, ls he hscho perder gran cantidad del
stticulo da 80 giro que traia para el consume
astA madana. Intsrpretando 90 maRers al di.
Gho guardia Ia prohibici6n de circular vshiOuloa
pov ls plaEuela de Coos, detuvo en- 10 puerta de
Espana por espAGio de pna hora el carxo q. coRdR
Cis 81 hislo ain at9nder laa obasrvAGionea qnG
30 10 hsciau, nj que ae 10 moatraRs la Circular dc
In Alcaldia.
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"a 4 hoEa On que 1cllD.mo8 eataa lineaa pa.
80 pos la Gale de San Francisco 81 brilante CRU.
po dc elegAsteH dAmaG J Cabaleros que en-
81 ordea fjado en- 81 programs que pubAcamos
oportuaamsnte, 30 dirije & Puerta de Tierra para
celeblar 81 Carrousell. Presents IN admir- Alb
golpe de vista. MsfAnR daremoB los detalles dc
.sta brill0nta fiesta.
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NuaStro Corresponsal en- Ciales nos ha ma
nifsstado Ia neceRidad que tieae aquel rico pue-
bio de an Hospital que de albergue los pobres
enfermoG de Rquella locaudad. Nos dijo dicho
amigo IL fsciidad que hay alli de poder alcan2ar
la rsalizaci6a de tsn ben68ca obra, pueB propio.
tarios rioou que existsa en- i ocaIidad bien pue.
den inieiar ID idea darla impulse, con 10 que
ID var que practicarian unR obRa de caridad, ma.
nsnA que muriansa deia1iaR rnotiVoa para qu0
tuaEa haadeeida o. .msmegia poE.al pRablo doRda
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VARIEDADES

Eg Carcaolep en- canSstos. Oh co'ate Ne
uier. BomboUeU franc0aeU superiorss Campag
ua L. Roeder. Bscaao Gin EspinaB. Queuos
Ia '0s Princes. Idem Rochsfort SaIchich Sn de
Vieh. g lletas de Sods. Qu,Es da Bola en-
Lata. AcObsn dc recibir Cerecedo hermauos '
CompSE Eis. 81
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aleAnEayoa auH loptuAlG eteaE0a una tAmItiA
qnefida. NosottoB, abunuando On los mis0o1
sentimlentos dc Auestro OorreBponsal, nos pevmi-
tinos rOgar aqueslOs 1enoreG que den vida tar
mpdtCa idea, por todoS LOS msdios que san
pr1deDttg, leValten una casa para loo pobreu de
CisleG, pueB 81 mas hermoBo Bentimiento del alma
.es 81 de 10 carload.
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De Humacto NOS eScllbaR que vertan por allt
con mucho guIto ID CompsnfG de zArzuela en-
prsaa Marin Varona que actda en- A. eCibo. "Si
viene, dice nueAtro COrF'sponsal, dadoa los deseos
que hay por aqui de YER ClsBe de eSpectSCuloS,
es ueguro que hAr6 pingdss negocioR pues tsndrS
nm lleno complst TO en toaaR Lee fnnciones."
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Al "ntrar esta ae plensa La CoRREs-
PoNDENoIA, hemOs rscibido cen guuto Ia vialtA del
semAnarlo sAttrico. de ltera tuHa, noticas anun.
clos Mostc "a, que hs empezAdo publicarue en-
esta 0ApitAI. AgradeC6mOslO por nuestra patte
al ssudo Of 'ctuoso que dirijs lG prenua, eGta.
blecemos con Rusto el Capge Corrsspondiente y
o desesmoS todo g6nero De prosperldades.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-11

NueIt"o cOmpahero en- Ia preOsa al ashor
don Luis MuHoz Rivers, que aCompAHado de Au
distinguitA sefora eVposa deDiA 9alIr de Popce
CON rnmbO eStA Capital el mi6rColeH pr6xImO,
hA tsuido que apl'zar ga vi'je Ssg6n hamOs sA-
bido CON peHar, .cauUa de hRllarsa indiUpuesto
con Ia grGpps. Hacemos votos por "a prontO res
tablecimlento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-11
InfereSQnfe

En- vistud de que los sstaolecimieutos de
detail no 80 reciben "a como venian recibi6adose
Ios velonea dominicanos, nos Vsmos preCiGadcs
participar al pdbl'oo que desde ell 10 del actual
tampoCo log rsCibi1emoG nj entregsrsmoa On La
Palma nj an La MdlIorgWSnG. OivAa y 90, "a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-11

Dice EE InepGrcsuG de MeyAgIss: 'tARteayer
apsreCieFon cerCa del puente de hero de estN
marina Ia buUa y bayonetA de un soldadO, al pa.
recer deseltor. EstA version ss robuSteCe por la
crCunstsnc de no haberae hallado veatiWios del
cuerpo en- ningdn lugAr de Ia playa nj de las ORR
las del rio por muchau pesquisioB que hicieron
en- enc sentido. Los juzgados de instruction y
militar eMtienden en- |" desspariCi6n del goldado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-11
Fueron detenidos aYer, por d poIicia eR eIta

Fuoron detenido0 aver, por Z polIcia eR e1ta
Capital los individuos Francisco Martinez, por
hurto de mn gsvraf6p ue anissdn francisco Wis,
one ia fu6 ccupado; Ansslmo Quhones, Erneato
MarCano, Paucual Ssrrano y santiago Carri6s,
DOR pelea eHcSudalo; Aaunci6n Bonilla, por
haher herido Pablo Vargas ocupandole nm
CuChillo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-11

ADochs noB trhje.on AN pell6dico local, que
le sci en- seis meseS venoa por casuallds en- Ell
:ual hay unaa CuaAtaS doceBas de reg oues i'm.
>reUoG ocupdndose de nosotros. AgtadecemoU
nuCho IL propaganda que 20 haCe nnestro favor
cstinns mo" laS a'sbaDzas que Be nos prod gar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-11
EXPOSITION
SAN RANCIRC Or
La ESTRELK.R DE ORC

Pa tcipa Hus favOrecedcreG que han reci
bido no complete surtido en- CiutNS de todos an.
chos de Ics co ores mas nuevos. Encs jeg de
aads hilo y algod6n, E'pItS. PenarhoU de mu
ho gu'to FaStaafas de aEabache todo de 10 mas
slegaate para 10 cor fsssi6u de sOmbreros capo
t,s par IL p'esepts semporadO. En- los diaS z =
9 de 10 de la noche hahra expuesto en- Ii
misma casa un Hurtido de sombrerOH capotaH &
fin de que todsa las personAs de buen gu'to Se
csrciorep de Ia reslidad se convenzan de que
los sombrer seorfscconadOs por el h6bil Artista
senor Gabarr6u NO tieren rival aacsd una vi.
SitA para yer 10 que en- ninguna casa podreis en-.
C ntrar de tsuto gusto y tan baratO. 1913
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-11

HGTiNG de O'rO cOstal HiEo eHta frasa un
pauhdsro que p,etendi6 sustraerse al juGso predo.
mimic de Il hssina de trigO marca La 2Wsn6adOra
que es verdaderamsnte superior. 81 tai panadsrO
amaH6 harins de otrA mArca. y tuvo que vender
los pADes un fAbrica8ts de cazado. Pareciap
susla. Dssde entonces comprA La Iwm6GGOra {
sobrino de Izquierdo y Co. quisnes gArantizan Ia
Que venden