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The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-06-29
UNIVERSAL.
The Senate Shows It's Responsibilities
of Public M~en-FuroDe.s Regret.

The Senate Shows Its Responsibilities
of Public Men-Europe's Regret.
WASHINGTON, June 26.-The death
of President Carnot was the sole
theme about the senate to-day. A
prayer marked by deep feeling was
delivered by the Rev. DR.. Milburn, the
blind chaplain. Then Mr.. Morgan.
chairman of the committee on foreign
relations, offered the following reso-
luton:
Resolved, That the sen1te of the United
States uHiteS with the American people in eX-
pressing TO the people of France their sorrow
and sympathy in the national bereave ment
they are suffering from the cruel blow Of an
assassin which was aimed at the peace Of
France and fell upon the heart of President
Carnot And as a mark of respect due to the
memory of the wise, -virtuouS and patriotic
president of the republic of France the senate
will. ut the close OF this proceeding. stand adj
journed until tomorrow at ID O'Clock
Second, that the president of the United
States is requested TO communicate this ex-
preston of national sorrow to the govern
ment of France and TO Nine. Carnot
Senator Morgan made a brief speech
in which he referred to the patriotism
Of the people of the French republic
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-06-29
FOULLY A%SSASS|NATED.
PRESIDENT CARNOT MURDER
ED BY AN ANARCHIST.
TO DEATH In HIS CARRIAGE.

Giovanni Santo, an italian, the Slayer
The Wretch Almost Beaten to Death
by the Popuiace The Whole
World Shocked - President
Cleveland Issues a Mes
sage to Congress.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-06-29

LYONS, France, June 26.-President
Carnot of France was stabbed through
the left side by Cesare Giovanni
Santo, a young Italian Anarchist, last
night while on his way to attend a
fete at the theater. and three hours
later was dead. The knife of the
murderer had pierced through the
upper liver and from the first there
was no hope.
The wretched assassin was terribly
beaten by the Infatuated people who
witnessed the terrible crime, but vas
saved for the guillotine by gendarmes
and soldiers.
The international silk exhibition in
this city was opened yesterday, and
President Carnot and most of the
ministers were honored guests. The
distinguished party spent some time
at the exhibition and were then ten.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-06-29
EUROPE'S
The Capitals of The Old World Greatly
Shocked Over the Assassination.

The Capitals of The Old World Greatly
Shocked Over the Assassination.
LONDON, June &c. - Following the
precedent adopted at the time of the
late President James A. Garield's
assassination, the British court will
go into mourning for n week out of
respect to the memory of the late
President Carnot.
[ The house of to-day
adopted on Sir William Vernon Har-
courts motion, an address to the
crown expressing sorrow, indignation
and adherence of the murder of Pres
ident Carnot and sympathy with
France in her bereavement.
BERLIN, June 25.-The assassination
of President Carnot caused a profound
sensation in Berlin. All classes of
people are indignant and much sym
pathy is expressed for France.
Emp:ror William, upon receiving
the news at Kiel, Immediately tele-
graphed to Nine. Carnot, expressing
his coincidence in warmly sympathetic
terms.
ROME, June 25. All the italian
bourses have been closed out of
sympathy for the great loss France
has sustained by the assassination Of
President Carnot.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-06-29

and the cordiality of the relations be-
tween the two republics and at 1890
the senate adjourned.
The following official action vas
taken by the state department on re-
ceipt of ambassador Eustis' official
notification.
EXECUTIVE MANSION. WASHINGTON. June
&-Eustis. Ambassador, Paris, France: Ex-
pre- SIS TO minister Of foreign affairs the pro-
found sorrow with which the president and
America have heard Of the atrocious crime
which has robbed the sister republic OF its
wise, humane and patriotic chief MAGISTRATE
GRESHAM.
The president took notice of the
tragedy in the following message to
congress:
To the Senate and the House of Representa-
tives: The shocking inteil tence is received
that the president OF the French republic met
his death yesterday at the hands of an assas-
sin. This terrible event which has oyertaken
a sister r. public cannot fail to deeply arouse
tn sympathieS OF the American nation, while
the violent termination of a career promising
SO much in aid o fllberty and in advancing civ
~ilizatior should be mourned a. an affliction Of
mankind GROVER CLEVELAND
ExeculiTe Mansion, June %, 1894
The news OF the assassination ere
ated a profound sensation here last
night, and members of both houses,
diplomatists and other public men
discussed it as a great calamity to the
world. There were many expressions
of misgiving, but more Of the neces-
sity of united action by the civilized
world to stamp out anarchy and deal
with Anarchists as they deserve.
When the house met to-day it was
generally understood it would adjourn
early out of respect to the memory of
President Carnot. Chaplain Bagby
referred in his prayer to the calamity.
a message from the president was an
nounced and the executive clerk,
Prudden, appeared at the main door
bearing a large envelop bearing the
presidents announcement. Mr.. Nc
Crazy, chairman of the committee on
foreign affairs thereupon arose and
offered the following resolutions:
Resolved. That the house of representative
OF the United States of America has heard
President Carnot and tenders the people Of
France sincere sympathy in their national be-
reavement. That the President of the United
States be requested to communicate this ex-
preston OF sorrow to the government of the
republic of France and to Madame Carnot and
that as a further mark of respect to the peo-
pie of the French republic the house OF repre-
sentatives do now adjourn.
Mr.. NcCrary and Mr.. Hit spoke
on the resolutions and they were
adopted unanimously and the house
at once adjourned.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-06-29
NEARLY GOT AWAY.
Murderer Clark Almost Succeede in
Getting Out of the Kansas City Jail.

Murderer Clark Almost Succeedel in
Getting Out of the Kansas City Jail.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 26.-Wil-
liam C.. Ricksher, alias John Clark,
made desperate by the thought of
death on the scaffold next Friday for
the murder of Madame Jane Wright,
made an almost successful attempt to
break from the county Jail a few min
utes before 3 o'clock this morning.
He broke through the triple steel
bars of his cell with hammer and
saws, and five minutes of work on the
bars of the outer windows would have
given him his liberty. He was at
work on the bars with a saw when
discovered by the night jailer, P. J.
Kennedy, who shot at him, and,
though missing him, caused him to
surrender.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-06-29
FOR AGED VETERANS.
Increases of Pensions of Indian and Mex
lean War Survivors Upheld.

WASHINGTON, June &c. The bill
agreed upon by the house committee
on pensions to increase the pensions
of survivors of Indian and Mexican
wars from So to S12 a month has been
reported favorablv by Representative
Stailings Of Alabama.
The statement of the commissioner
of pensions shows that there are on
the rolls 1885 pensioners Of the Mex
lean war and 1911 widows, 3,199 sur
vivors of the Indian wars and 3,061
widows, while applications are pend
ing for 2,576 Mexican pensions and
2.l52 Indian war pensions. The num-
Der of Mexican war pensions increased
under the act of 1898 vas 3,421. The
commissioner estimates that 1879 ad-
ditional Mexican pensions and 1920
Indian war pensions will be granted.
and he makes an estimate that the
cost to the government of increases
made by the bill will be 81, 300, G22 per
onnrp
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-06-29
Her Confidence Shaken.

1T is a dreadful thing not to have
confidence in ones husband" said
Mrs. Swifkins.
Yes" replied the visitor. But
you surely have no trouble with
yours"
That is all that you could be ex-
pected to know about it. l was play
ing poker with him the other even
ing and he raised the limit on two
deuces, and then got scared and
called me. Now, what is to become
of a woman who has trusted her flu
ture to such a man."
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-06-29
PULLMAN EMPLOYEES OUT.
The Shops at st. Louis and Ludlow, Ky,
Closed by Strikes.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 26.-The en-
ployes of the Pullman sleeping car
company's works in this city struck
to-day in accordance with a plan
which is understood to embrace the
Pullman shops all over the country.
The strikers number 335 men and
twenty
CINCINNATI, Ohio, June 26.-The 200
employees of the Pullman company at
Ludlow, KY, went on a strike to-day
in pursuance OF orders from Chicago
and will remain out until the compa-
ny consents to arbitrate the difficult
ties in dispute.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-06-29
An Echo from the Worlds Fair.

The Lake Shore Route has ~recently
gotten out a very handsome litho-
water color of the Exposition Flyer"
b famous twenty hour train in ser.
vice between New York and Chicago
during the fair. Among the many
wonderful achievements of the Column
olan year this train-which was the
fastest long distance train ever run
holds a prominent place, and to any,
one interested in the subject the pict-
ure is well worth framing. Ten cents
in stamps or silver sent to c. K. Will
Der, West Pass Agt, Chicago, will
secure one
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-06-29
kickapoo Allotments Completed.

GUTHRIE, Ok. June a6.-Major
Moses Neal has completed the Kick
apoo Indian allotments and has sent
his report to Washington. This will
result in the opening of some good
lands.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-06-29
He Was Safe.

my boy" said a very practical
old gentleman, 'let politics alone.
Never allow yourself to be put in
Office"
Eyes, father, but know that the
Office sometimes seeks the man."
Very true. But you are safe.
There isn't one chance in sixty OF
its finding him if he is q resident OF
the District of Columbia"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-04
Ro
MONOPOLTO Z?

Nc. hombre, mol lQulen ha disho que en-
LAS DELICIAs De PTO...RI1O, Sc moaopoli.
~ Cree Vd. que uegar uns mesa may luiofa
meior ssrvids por unos chicos gus SON Ia Gre
rsn6o casd Au que Vd. ns teags asssito, 20.
ameRte con or y varsci6n 90 los plstos que
ayf se cosfsccioaaa; le daa deaeos de conner ~ II
10 creo que Yd. comeI bisn usss sopsE IN cal
Ia gsilego gus 10 hacsa hssts alf una osellF
y.... por tar poco dinero que se quedG Vd. sd.
mirado tan yaeuBtsdo que Sc aboAa 81 momenso
por TODD al rssto de - vida. AQUIILNO, qre
Il 81 drenc, nc ssta per II Nonopoio, 10 quo u
quiere soz msrchaHtes. No olvidarse; Cslle de
Tatukn en- LAS DELICIAS DE RICO
eEpers AQUILIEO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-04
VARIEDADES

sRrGallstss de soda faaS.g .Queso parmesa-
30. Mantequilla italiAaa fresca. Jamones ga
lagos supsriores. Pasta itahana legftimA. Le-
she condenssda frascs. Peras de OAlifornia.
Queso de gruyere muy frenco Jamones de West
hslia Aceite rehnado "Tena" en- latau. Cog.
sAc "Hsrtsll" x. x. K. QuesoE de bcla en- latar
solorkdaE Vino "Sss Rafael" legftimo. AguS
de Marmoleio muy freaca. Vino Rioia mares
Heredia. Salchich6n de Lyon superior. HARMS
LEctea muy freHcs Vino de Jerez "El Inocsn.
e". Longapiza de Yich. Vino Rioja marcs
asagasts" scabsR de rccibir ofreceA CEREOE-
DO HERNANOs Y COMP.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-04

Una respstab' q oeraoRa de Madrid nos 81.
crihe: "Estamos nor el Inomerto en- 81 msior
1e los muados La 1lisica, en- calma: u cues
sidn moneta'ia sis receiver; ls ds los ccryeos
sreo qua ri siqriers % mite agda ccm Il
aos reorti6ca porqua il d mos saanto des az, !;
alg1a &suRto de persosal Nos slIers; nos vsmo,,
puea eatrateaie ado cor cosas tan sabrnsaf
como 81 programa que El Lihersln atrihuys +
Beoerra para ls pr6xima IegiSA Atnrs. Dice el pro.
grama que 81 Mis- strono reiirark el proyeeto de
N,ura claro es que 20 10 retirark, pogque auB
suando quis;ers odrfs, puss 81 proyecto
IN dictamea del Coz greso y os dictSmeaea sor
le las comisioRea nc de los MnistroS, 81 Il
,omisi6A no quisre rstirarlo, ea eEts caHo hay
lue deer que no 10 retirsrf, aua ouaado sc em'
pensa todos los Ministries en clio, quedsr6 81 die
/ en- en- lie Y dice ubi6s ess prog ANS, que
a lss reformas de karrs, sscart BacerTa las on,
10 provoquea discusi6a, deiando las que motiveY
iiaentimientoS pt m mes ade.sste. Pox esa mn.
silaci6n no paFarSn muchos y menos por u poll
sca ultramarina que revesS. No 10 dude listed
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-04
LUZ DlALMlANTL3
DE NUEVA. YORK.
Es cajss dc 10 palosss comp etos Deta.
la precios linitados- MGuro p eMarceou As 6
MOI dica NJ aroioo Sc cnrorle M

Nos dics M amigo. 1se cumple NOT !.
Noa rsferimos Ia cirauler dada por sste Go
bierno General pnhlicada en- Ia "Gaceta OF.
cisI' rtix del incesdio de Areciho. En- ella Ne
extrenabeR laa precaucioRes para avitsr los in
eendios; ea ellis se dictsban reglaa para instslar
los donositos de gss materiss in 1amables; regas
diHpoHicionsa que haa Haido es deEuso, sin ser
mprscticables Dentro de Il Capital, existen de-.
po'itsdsH hoy, mas de ocho d5ez mil csias de
gaH Eltfante (a) dinamitG: en- ID maSzasa COM
prendida sstye il calIe de Ssn Juata y Tancs, hay
m dep6aito lqus sspano) que ssg ae nos
aeegurs, pasa de 1000 csjas; lime ere 81 leo.
tor pss explosion De ssa minsl -. !, Gale b
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-04
III zszmsss EsIIaaAe

rads v 10 le1os ias slsnada5 medic sumdss en- Ia
laraE SLteisSlAs.
Luisa habla deiado aquel iardin, artisticsments
cultvado rnc6n sgreste, que podlE tomaYGe pox
enciaar boEqus Las herbss, laa espgas de Avens
Les retamss que Is ox da de Bret na IL espeEura
de los arbustos todo brsba Ia vez, uRdo por hfos
ueians mas eaues qae Ia ada que lou nssetcs hs ban
eoIgado de otrs ia de M tallo uAA for po-
co poco tnts szulsdo cubro aquels TERRA fondoEa
que Las aphadss verdes psRtaB exhsltbaa bai6
ico oor perfnmaxdo 10 tsmpada stm6yfera de Ia tarde
-lAhl Il. vidal lla vida rspetia Sol1gasc VI
bFj", mirendo de Nueso Luiaa.
naestras contampaba { Ia Goddess, anocheci6.
LAS primer&H estrellas--diio Luiss recoEta1a y
mirando Goa aonrisa el aEul infaito del cielo.
Para verlas neTcr hace fslta Ell tubo obEerva.
dor de Oasaia -diio Saint Clair.
-Entre 10 que bslo y nuestroS oios nada hsce
fslta-cnRteA6 SOignsc que POGO penBstivo de
bre halaba sntonces posedo por IA poesa dc aquea
neche que, por momentos Bs iba hacienda mas
-Coronel-pregunto Florival-1coR que "a Ell orfcu-
10 dc Epdaurs 81 ho de Qairos, ha fsado1. EstAs
reatablecido2
POGO menos, cAbalero -
-Peor psra lou espanoles los iRgleaes. Vaiu otra
deupreciar tubcs naSmados, 81 del bali.
broace sscundar vueutro hero Ia cuehla de
Bayona de nusstros Qranadercs
La condesa Honri6.
No nsbeu que SaintClaix llama aai las bAyona.
taa2 All como llama Il axado 81 sherro sgSieultorN a
mar 4 .Admsda Nsraa Il cats eal tnido ArbuSto De
M0h"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-04

Desle que el ceroRel h0os eHtrado en- 81 perodo de
Il couvslecsacia que aproxma 81 reskEbecmfaRto eI
hotel hsbis vneto tomsr feoRoia ordaaris ea de-
cir los Rdosadors d. s de FAsgss con 81 poe
t. SAIAt Clair 4 ls csbezA acudisR de ausvo 81
SoIgaac recostsdo Ia mayor psrte del tempo en- una
gTaR butaca esSushsba disguo que ratabA de oou
las soEelfss mitoogcaH recsSdaE a condesa poR
sVueloH i6vsRes Is moda.
AlguREs tenIs deEeoE de interrumpir Los madr
gales, que e Fozaa EeryoIo; pero Ia Hsurs de Fargsa
modifcaba scnsa 81 efscto producdo 81 coro
nel.
UA dia que Florivsl hacia obserYsr Ia condeEitA 80
diHgsncis en- calmAE de aquel modo Solgnsc:
-IQue quereis?-diio Ia ioVea-ls meaor emoci6n
puede hacer que le perdamoI: 20 eatOy aqui velo.
u EutonceE eS por pura caridad7....
-lAhl coRfuadsmos los adietivos; con IN hSroe
tieae caridad, siHo agratecImesto.
puso t@rmia0 Il eonverHacion
Forv-l trat5 vsno de eontrsrrsatar Ia iuRueuciH
de SoEgHfc que cada da lbs aumento exagersndo
Eus stencioneS, Sus cuidsdoS posEis
Uaas cAntabs scompgnAdo del arpa alguna
smoroEa IL que tretaha de harer uaa deca
c6n eHcuberts etras recitsba de composc6a
lsRguidez estudsda, que Lusa aeeptsba sxcta
cortesS bsHaate para deepsraT pretsadiente
reGuelto que 10 era SAiatOlaiE.
Tadoa aquellos j6venas cuyos h9mezsgsH Ia abruma-
bar, pRrecfan Luisa indties tonoS compaYsdoH coa
Ruua mllitay cuya fsoHomfA svaba to5avfa marcadas
lsE h1eIas de ID muerts.
En- q meaor palabra ls mss asRciIla expression de
agradsomiento 81 Ia Eoa irda de Sogpsc hahiA taata
aAEsd IN ssAnsnto tan p'Ofasdo an cayiho tan sE-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-04

Aueque haae POGO tiempo 50 public6 por Il
alcaldfR preaidsnsiA IA bsndo que tel vez pueds
sexse todavia en- slguHa esquina, conminsndo {
o. duehos ds perros cor l. obligsci6a do ponsi
boxal Gus cases recomsndaRdo & los sgentef
a recogids dc los que por csracer del bozal, de
bfap coasideraras como perro vsgabundoa, hsst
recorrer lss csllea de u Cspital para coavencer
81 de q0e asdie C ii nadie h hecho caso oel
itado hando. Buego fuera ain embargo, qu.
40 Se eupsrase que ocurrA algusa desg acia pa
rA posOrse grito eH Ell cislo cuaHdo "a es tArde
,orno euele suceier.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-04
Na go. aa , sn.r.n grs.dar fsstaa 5 :,

Ep A~fc'he zen epsr,a grsRdes fsstaa p,rs
el pv61im7 a. ado il A. i Mos errste A les
. = mahaRa tend- lugsr Yniss que - O.
/. bfsrk eA la IglesiA FsIKoqa1sl por 40 Ieaair
bsatamte cApscidad la Cspilla del Hospital. A
Bistirkn dicho acto religioso el Ousrpo de Bon
baros que on ess dis eEtrsRsn sug vi3toaos traies
El domiago por ls 50 vsrifcsrk lugEr la prose.
Ei6p one spldrA del Hospital Ia cRal tsmri4n
sairtirk 81 Eefsi1o OueTpo de B Bombsrou Volup
tsyioa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-04
Aver ae ipseribi.ron 81 81 ReQistro Civil de

Aver "a ipscribi.ron en- e Registro Civil de
Juzgado muKicipal de Cathedral lss defuncioner
Ia Msrfa Peha Bernard, de debilidsd seHil; Del.
fna Iraf6s Verene, do apop'sgfa csrebrsl; Ig.
nario GoHzSex, de snassres, ell nacinn;e to ut
EEequisla sersfaa Romaa Govzslsx, en- 81
1o San Francisco laH defuncioRes dc Francisco
5ocorro Ledesns Emilsno Sukre1 de viruelsI
coafuentss; Juan Perez vaxQuez, de copges
si6a ceroAa L.uis Varih6 Berrue de tfris, o.
nacirnisato de Nicolas Eduardo, Agspito Cousi
GraU
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-04

AatsS de aRoche 81 te .minsrse ls Hoveps de
lsVirgn de MoHEerrste en- Mspan 6os or ormes
parreE lie los insumersbe que pululan por la
ooblacioa, sin que el Eanor Alealde tome HiFguns
medida para radunir,os es Hdmero) entablarcr
pelea tan encsrsizsds, QUE l. graz coneurreacis
femenisa que ssissi6 aquel scGo TeligioEo SO i'm
presion6 muchfImo, aubi9ndoEe muchas peTao
pss sohres los oseafos, otrss Sobrs los slsares
A pe'sr de todo no lsmentsmoE desgrscis p,rac
nal Alguas. lLoado sea Diesl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-04
Por u Caho EatebAp YioIets ' puardias M

Por 81 Caho Estebsp VioIsts = guardias Ma.
riano Psiron y Raimundo ArconeB del pussto de
Guaysma fueron detenidos los individnoa Feda-
rico Nieves ASgel Beltran los Que Sc presenta-
roR o. Ia ceaa de Ar toAio Apcxto CON nm gallo
one le hahian robAbo otro yecino. In fuerza
le hicieron Is duena dc II caSs Que les prepsra.
"a de conner smenaKandoa de muerte 81 NO 10
hacis, dichoH suietoa han hido puento 4 diaposi
ei6n del Jusz Municipal. PoH 81 Cabo AntOaio
Wexnandez gusTdiA SimAn PtyeE del puesto AZ
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-04

III domingo tuvo ugar en Aracibo una corrids
de torop pcr var os j6vsass adcloz adoa Il cusl
sstuvo concurridisims. FL primer 10 dio bast,n
TO juego revo cones que ans baa l. hilari5sc 6
del SdmeYoso rdblico. vi p1imero el asguado e.
pA1a pre6rieroE dsr ID alternative ( Js1fan g
cual 10 deapAeb6 ds una buea 10 remat6 q
puRtillero. Il aegundo toro fue tar Folo de s.
pso di6 POGO iuego. Rs rer6mes, ls rorri
da bAttsHte busRa diverti e mos que .
Sc ds otrA cor mejorss preparat vos dara Iesul
tAdo { Ia EmpresS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-04

lRseusrdsn suessros lectoxes de IL noticis
aqusla donde decfamos que ma dit nguidA d..
ma hshfA lucido 81 passo de Covsdopgs rr
pfecioso xapato de charoi coYte jaFdiRsra cusl
mo mucho II atenci6n ! nm sin Rhmero d
s.noritss7 Pues hoy es el dia que todsvia no nes
hAs dejsdo en- paz preguAtAndoaos covstantemen
q doada ae vandeR dicscs zspstos. d remoH POI
TINA vez que es en- Et 7r6pieo SsA Franc sec
30, en- Is dsicA psrte que los tenep, y les estkr
Yendien ndo cor atan temegte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-04

Cump iendo con los debares dc s hoblexa y
da la Eiuceridsd debemoH haesr constar que doz
A~gel M Veras no 81 q.e aspire 81 sae.to
sobre Las visuelsa neg en- Is dc las Coliles
Salle de Norss gsray J que nos referimos en-
Ia CoRMsPoNDKRIA ndm.0 1867 del 81 dsl mss
dltlmo, La Roticia l. debemos otro cabsllerl
euyo nomoge apellido revelsremos cuando ses
~scsssrio. CoAste, pueg, quede la vsrdad en-
su lugar
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-04

ER Arecibo trato de suicidGrae smsrraRdc
'al techo ma tira de loaa y dsscolgas dose
4espuss de hsbsrsela echado al cuello Ia vecint
Felipa Vsgs e loS gritos que daba una pinA hi
'a de q Fslips,l acudi6 al isdivido Francisco
Carlos que en 81 acto cort6 Il meRcionsda tire
di6 parse 81 Cslsdor de VigilArcia quieR & 50
vez avia6 al doctor Alsnaaa 81 gus presto los pri
neros auxiios. r. Jnxgado as constituy6 lame.
diatsmanta Y entieade en- 81 aEunto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-04

La epidemic varioloas, nos dicsn de Bays,
m6n, no decas en- este pueblo. Ls calle de Go
rnerio, que % foco de iHsalubri lad eatf invs
dida por ID terrible On fsrmedad nadie Sc bs
ocupado nj poeo nj muaho del aauRo. APreg
ei comuWicaS ts que han sido descoscertsdon =
con el precio del pap, pues Ia aospeehs d.
libra re ha elevAdo de nuatro behaves, que sc
veRdia anteIiormeRte, q aeis
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-04

Los srss. J. Ochoa HermanoE del Concrete
de ssta Capital nos han favoreciio con AIguaol
paquesas de ls exceleHts pasta para Eopa de ID
Acrsditsda fabrcA E FGn'n que en- Ponce tieaen
establsclda los Ssh rss Gas Il Basoaa. "a he,
mos dicho aAtss de shors q. este produeto puer.
torriqusno aada tisaa que snvi lar los meiorel
de ignal clsse qpe 50 lnpoftaa del exterior
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-04

j. El HOTEL ING IATERRA eatsblecido er
este Ciudad, calls de TetukH eIquina { Cruz po
see tambien 81 edi6 10 del antique Hotel B onets
freRts al misno hotel citsio donds IS ofrsce ho,
pedsis complete dos pesos disrioG se alquilAr
hsbitsciones 4 Precios m6dicca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-04
HILO INGLES

6OORD, MARUA IS OF"
Tan 6Ueno como 81 masor, de la gran fabrics
ALExANDER en- Glasgow. Hilo blanco con pale
negro, hilo negro con palo blanco, todos los nd
meros conBtante surtido Para precioa pedi-
COS dirijrae los Agantea Depositarios
MurIMMuoEF II KoRnR u
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-04

Ha fallecido en- Madrid corsecusrcia de- IL
caida qEe aufri6 ep Il Puerta del sol 81 redactol
de "hs Epocs" d. Pedro B fill; 81 anciAno cate.
drati de il URiversiaad Cantrsl .. Meruel Ccl.
neirc el Director de sEl Municipio" ID. Eduar
10 Maris Bsrrero; sr Oporto, DeJusn san Martin
MoEtAlvo coasul de Espsna an era ciudsd ey
u manicomio de Legsnes, el general de brigade
D. Anibsl Motto Izquiardo.