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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-09
THE DEXTER Bank ROBBERY
'Tis Announced that some Arrests VIII
Soon he Made.

DExTEy. Mich. March 3. The excite
ment over Thursdays robbery OF the
Dexter savings bank still runs high.
Many plausible theories have been ad'
vanced. and il is said that arrests VIII
soon DC made. Small threads Of cvi'
dencc are being closely followed W.
and the strange fact that no one was
seen either entering or escaping ron
the bank is beginning to play an M
portant part with the detectives. -
develops that the burglars left onis
$50 in the safe Young Gregory. wig
was sandbaggcd, is doing as well a. eau
be expected
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-09

SING SING, n. ". March s.-John
y. Mckane. after being duly received
IT the prison Thursday evening. was
locked in cell ITO on the third gallery.
lie ate scarcely any supper. but slept
well all night This morning he
marched to the mess room with the
other convicts and ate quite hearty
breakfast lie has been consigned to
the clothing industry. and took his
place in that department this morning.
lie is taking his imprisonment In .
very sensible manner and shows no
signs Of breaking down.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-09
WANT RECIPROCITY.
a gricuitural Implement Men object 80
Legislation In Favor of Admitting
Canadian Machines Free In the Face OF
the Dominion Tariff.


the Dominion Tariff
WASHINGTON. March &C. H. Deere.
of Moline. Ill: Mr.. +. T.. Studebaker.
of South Bend. Ind. and A. l.. Conver.
of Akron. o.. are here on behalf OF the
Association Of Manufacturers Of Ag-
ricutural Implements of the United
states. who object 70 the free
admission Of agricultural implements
from Canada to this country,
while as American manufacturers,
they are shut out from that country by
reason Of duty imposed by Canada on
their manufactured articles of 81 per
cent Canada also imposes duty on
farm products. and these gentlemen
ask 70 have feature of equal trade
relations embodied in the bill that the
same shall not be operative until such
time a. Canada viii open her doors to
rs. and orr manufacturers shall be
put upon an equal footing with them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-09
A GENTLEMAN OF JAPAN
Commits Suicide Over = Love AFFAIR q
Detroit. suicil.

DETROIT, Mich, March g. --ChickanorI
Tomahari. n native of Japan. aged ~
who came To this country three years
ago to study chemistry at a
ocal laboratory. was found in his
room in an unconscious condition
at an early hour. and died
shortly afterwards lie showed every
symptom of narcotic poisoning. " n
believed he committed suicide. Disap-
pointment in love affair is said TO ne
the cause Of the act Tomahari's raj
Their, who died year ago. was prom
inent general in the army OF Japan
and his family are influential people
in that country.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-09

REV. A. J. WARMER, the leading col
ored divine in Alabama. and other rep
resentative negroes, have called a con-
vention of the colored race for March
81 in Birmingham. Ala, to discuss gen.
orally the amelioration Of the colored
race in Africa.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-09

CLINTON f. MAYSE. promoter of the
Metropolitan Electric railway of san
Francisco, and prominent man in
financial circles, was arrested. on the
2sth. on three charges Of selling lands
to which he had no title.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-09

THE available cash balance in the
treasury on the cath was slss.754.63s:
national bank notes received for re-
demption. s4.0. 325; total for the week,
1850. o9s; government receipts. inter
nal revenue. s3l5.s70; customs, s302.-
as: miscellaneous. sl4..Sl.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-09

ONE of the worst fogs of the winter
settled down on North and East river at
New York on the morning of the lst.
Ferry boats ran only with the greatest
caution and much Of the heavy traffic
was suspended entirely. A few slight
accidents and many narrow escapes
were reported.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-09

THE alleged encyclical of Pope Leo
MIL, that was the cause of so much
excitement among members of the
American Protective association in
Toledo, O.. last fall. is now said to have
had its birth liz Detroit. Mich.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-09

WILLIAM JAMESON. of Port Townsend.
Wash. is charged with being the prin-
cipal in plot 10 cheat the government
out of 5000 600 by stealing the deeds TO
five large tracts Of land from the land
Office in Washington, ID. c.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-09

FIRES were drawn in the Besse mer
department of the Otis steel works mt
Cleveland. o.. on the lst az midnight.
and l25 men went ont on strike against
a heavy increase of work at the old
rate of wages
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-09

THE eleventh annual convention of
the National Electric Light association
began in Washington. on the a7th. with
30 delegates in attendance, including
most of the prominent electricians of
the country.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-09

By the bursting of the natural gas
main. on the asth. the city of Fort
WAYNE. Ind. was left without fuel or
light. and terrible suffering followed,
especially in homes where sickness
prevailed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-09

The house committee on labor de-
cided. on the lst, 10 report favorably
the bill making Labor day-the first
Monday in sep,ember-a national hol-
iday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-09

A TELEGRAM was received at the
state department. on the lst. from Con-
sul-General Crittenden at the City of
Mexico. stating that Hon. William
Wilson was out of all danger, and that
his convalescence was sure
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-09

OK the 2>th Gen. Ortiz formally
turned over the city of Tegucigalpa.
Honduras, to Policarpo Bonilla. who
had already arranged an election for
members of the assembly and presi-
dent.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-09

HERR WERNER. director of the Berlin
Agricultural high school. and Prof.
Mueller. basing their Judgment upon
personal studies made in Chicago. de-
nounce the manner in which American
meats are inspected.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-09

SIR WILLIAM MEREDITH. ex-chiet
justice Of the superior court of the
province Of Quebec, Can. died. on the
26th. aged 81 years Sir William was
born in Dublin, Ireland, and went TO
Canada in 1874
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-09

THE new taxation programme of the
Italian prime minister meets with
strong opposition in the vatican ow-
ing TO the fact that large investments
in Italian rentes were recently made
by the financial department Of the
papal household.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-09

mother MASDLEBAuM.- the former
notorious fence" of New York city.
died in Hamilton, Ont. on the 26th.
aged s.. She was very wealthy. hav-
ing accumulated considera BILE fortune
as a go-between for thieves and crook 5
ard as the receiver Of stolen goods in
New York.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-09

THE Edinburgh Evening News. of
the a>th, emphasizes its assertion that
Mr.. Gladstone will retire. and SAYS
positively that the earl of Rosebery
will succeed him as premier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-09

EVERY molder in the city 81 Cle-e-
land. O.. was locked out. on the Goth.
by the determination of the foundry
men to close their shops until the
molders accept reduction in wages
from a. IS 10 the minimum standard of
two dollars. There are 800 molders
affected and 600 helpers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-09

CHARLESTON. w. Va. March .. 1905
a. m. Two hundred and fifty strikers
came down from New River To Mont
gomery. Two hundred said they Were
going - Eagle To raise trouble. and
fifty came down toward IIandley. i've
miles below. IL is feared there will w
serious trouble before daylight.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-09

Mr. HOPKINS bill to rcclassify and
prescribe the salaries Of postal clerks
ably reported. divides these clerkships
into seven classes and fixes their sal
aries as follows: First class. $500: sec
ond. 81 ,00O third, 81. 200; fourth. 81. 800;
fifth. $500; sixth, $1,000; seventh,
81 500
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-09

In the case Of Mrs. John Biddulph
Martin Victoria Woolhulll against
the British museum, in which the
plaintiff charged the trustees with ex-
posing upon the shelves Of their library
books containing statements libcling
her character. brought in verdict. on
the 2'th, awarding Mrs Martin 81
damages
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-09

THE majority report of the senate
committee on foreign relations on the
Hawaiian affair "a volume of nearly
500 printed pages exclusive of maps).
submitted on the 26th. justifies Mr.
stevens actions. except in proclaiming
protectorate. and finds nothing irreg-
ular in the appointment Of Mr.. Blount.
but arrives at different conclusions
from those found by that gentleman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-09
strikers Destroying Rail road bridge.
and Other Property

CHARLESTON. W. Va. March .. HAS
p. m. Sheriff Silman just received a
telegram from Division Superintendent,
Gill, Of the {. & o.. to the effec, tha,
he is reliably informed that a large
body of strikers are marching up Car
bon creek 10 destroy the railroad
bridges and property Of g. L. CARR
sons CO.. and called on him for protec.
ton. Sheriff Silman, with eight depu-
ties Is at the depot waiting on a
freight, due here at II o'clock. The
sheriff requested the governor to send
militia. GOV. McCorkle Immediately
felegraphed TO Company |. Of Hunt.
ington; {. Of Hinton, and the Romeo
vorte company to be ready TO move at
once. He requested the C. & o. to
have c rs ready TO transport tro ,ps.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-09
The RlOTlNo MINERS.

Late News from the West yirrin,. -.
Fields Moore Troops urg~n,,v 60.
f"r-Ihr Feeling Among IL. >,,,.."
u"Abated ~ Destroying bridge. 80
Othct Property Trouble Isar.a ~.
Martial Law Proclaimed. '"'
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March > ,
dispatch received here from Evan so,.'
ell, manager OF the Mount Carbon ~
nine miles above Eagle. asks the ro,'
ernor for troops. stating that thcv ma
threatened from front and rear liz
large force of strikers. The rovcrno.
wired for details. but had rccc;r.l
no reply at 1880 p. m. and has i.
sued no orders. A dispatch STAT.
that part Of the militia hav.
started from Eagle 10 Powelton /,
is not believed there has been AM
fighting there up To this hour. The
feeling among the strikers has IN NJ
way abated. but they are awed hy the
soldiery. The governor is using everv
means To get ut the true situation
Tom Adkins, the wounded miner died
asst night.
The governor has issuused vigoroor.
ders To the sheriff to spare no pains a,
the inquest to locate the guilt. The
dead man will bc buried to-morro,y
with demonstration. and il is feared
that it will provoke another serious
outbreak.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-09

The state of Trad. Throughout the C"un-
trv a. Reelected Through u. q. Dun =
Co.'S Weekly Review "A ~iowiy Growing
Demand for Goods. Indicating Gradual
Return Of Confidence business Failures
>haui..- . s.ratifv.ur lp.niuction.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-11

Nuestro distinguido amigo q Sr. D. Miggel
Moya competente director de GEL Liberal" de
Madrid dip1tado a Gortes, nos escribe la 81
guisute carta que nos tomamos la libeltsd de re-
producjr: "Ml distinguldo amigo compaharo:
He visto en- LA CORRESPONDENCE up sueto q.
personalmente me iDtereea que agradezco mu-
cho Pueda Vd. ssegurar que en- larga confe ea-
cia que he celebrado con el Sr Beceera con quIen
tengo antigua amistad particular, el ministro
me ha prometido solemnemenfe: 10 Modifcar
la Ley municipal para que en- 10 sucesivo no pua
dan ser nombrados los Alcalies en- ningun csso,
fuera del Ayuntamiepto e. Rebajar el censo
igualandolo Cnba en- Ia quota de los 5 pesos.
Crea Vd que consagrare todos mis- esfuerzos en-
el Psrlamento en- el peri6dico para que estas
nromesas So cumplan pronto"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-11
De nuestro corresponaal de B,yam6n.

Han sdo examinsdos en- el Institute Pro
viucisl de % ense6anza los alumnos Francisco
Monta Manuel Perez (de Ter aho del bschi.
llerato) Jose Mascara Manuel DueRo, JoaG
Perouera jose Otero (de segundo anc), obte.
piendo las mas honrosaa califcacioness el Tri.
bunal examinador. E,os j6venes, 81 mayor de
los cuales apenas cuents trece ahoB, han estudia'
do baio Ia direction del irteligents professor don
Virgilio Ddvila quen feicitsmos cordialmen'
to. asf como & las familias de tan aprovechados
estudiautas En- vista del hriapte resultado
que yiene obteniendo 81 seHor Davila con su acer.
tada ensefsnzs, re han acercado 81 varias per
sonas caracterizadss aconsejzndole que establez-
ca un colegio en- eate nueblo. Dadaa las condi,
clones del clima de Bayam6n su proxirnidad
& Ia Canita cveemos que difieilmente pod'fa
eneontrarse un punto mas prop6sito para esta
becer ese centro dc ensenanza. An{mese el
amigo Davila, deponga esa exsgersda modes
tia que en- los tiempOs que corremos no tiene ra-
R6n de SER
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sefior don Juan Sierra ' Urrall.

Mi muy estimado sehor: Certifco & V. que
hallandome Ia cara perdida de barros, no Rn-
contrando un remedio que me curase, estaba va
faatidiado de ellos. Pues llegue trabajar 4 la
casa del senior Sierra y me aplic6 el espeCifco
Salvador" en- Ia que en- t6rmino de tres dias es.
toy completamente bueno.
Lo que pongo en- conocimiento de todo el q.
sc encuentre atormentado de Intermediates y
quiera verse bueno y sano que Sc aplique este
gran remedio maravilloso que creo no habrz otro
que 10 iguale.
Para mas satisfaction 10 pongo en- conoci.
miento de todos en- general, que como para cues.
ti6n dolores no tiene rival, es el nejor remedio
mas efcsa que en- mi vida he conocfdo; pruebese
para quo todos queden satisfechos
LIE deseo al inventor del especifco "Salva.
dor" que Dios 10 de mil ahos de vida por haber
descibierto esta grandisima medicine para saliva.
ci6n dc Ia humauidad doliente-EauQrdo Coneza
Ponce de Set!embre de 1889.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-11
Brp11orroA DE Ola OOanuarcsDrsoA DE Pro.Rroo" 1879

Como amigo de Ia iamiis 1larnentais que su nom.
bre se arrsstre en- 81 tango?
Mo- me preocup6 solo Laurencia Ella es quien no
90 sparta de mi Imagination
Pero Laprepcia NADIA sabe es noeente eatas no.
gnora de asguro que el conde ha asssnsdo gu ma
jsr.
-En et'cto~repuao sl padre Plahtst-~ella es inc.
cente vfcma de sse miserable sin embargo por $50
ser& menos cruemente castgada 81 Tremore compare.
Ce ante un tribunal, ella comparecers igualments,
lqui6n sbe 81 no dud ran hasta de su buena fS2 Sops
charsn quizz que ella e hs ayudRo en- el crmen Sen
do 81 rival debia odiar Berta 81 20 mismo fuera
e juez encontrara medic de no envolve Laurenca
en- el proceso
-E3 que ella por parta nosotros por Ia nuestra,
trabajaremos probaremos al fin que ha sdo vlansmsn
to ergahada.
II h, ST; pero quedari sh'nrads perdida para
sempre. tendra que presentsrse responder de odo-
sas clones, hacienda pGbca vergusnEa su des-
gfacia Tendra que rep"tir las pslabas del saductor
cuando resignaba MORN tai de evitsr e desho
su f4mia tendra qua reproducido hasta los
periodcos los mas pequenos detales de su fata.
NO. no eXageranos-repuso el sgente;-sabeis
que Is ley tlene medic de saVar al nocente de
confundir al culpsble
ISL pero no puode evltar la publicidadl IToca
res e sc los msgatrados pero no enternecereis
cincneuta par0dstas one desde que Sc ha conocdo eI
cfmep de Vafeuilu stan esperanto detaes uue comu-
niear p95lico Crees que todo por complaceros van
caar log vergonzosas heterogeneous que ha de dar
lugsr ests ceusa renunczndo los berefeioH que las
emprsssa per6dess reports drama judics7 We'd que
Jegregca y& rePreseptsr ID psta romAatiea ea este
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-11
EI arfdnico ' laa palddicas. = En un articuI

81 arfdnico laa paddicas. Eu I'M artculo
recientemante pubiica1o por el "Herald" o. bu
dci6n de Paris, 50 dice que el Professor Zaccha
line, Ia Fac lai 30 Mcacou, ha obtenilo bri-
llantes resuta os on dos casos do iebres psldicss
cr6nicG., gra las u uso doinyecciones hipod6rri
cas- do la golrnifr Fowlar. tn uno de los casos
Ia ouiuina hatfa deslo de eiercer efecto alguno
mientras O. en- 81 otro ocaeionaba graves describe
mes inte?tinales. ri Dr. Zaccharipe empez6 su
tratamiento del dltimo case (un hombre de sesen
ta y tres amos de edad) inyeetando'e diariamente
una cantidad de la soluci6a de Fowler correspon
diente cuatro divioiones de la ieringuiIla Pri-
vsz Despues del torcer dia, IA temperature era
normal, el biqado pronto dsmiuuy6 on tamano
despues de catorce inyerciones hgbia sapado
por complete 81 DR.. moscovta usa una prepa-
rsci6n frescs 10 Ia soluci6n de Fowler, q. inyec-
ia lentsment, COZ todag preear ones, bien de.
baio de la pa, On Ia eupalda, On las caderas;-
aplicando luego un POGO de algodon humedecido
en- acido carboiieo para disminuir el dolor La
dosis inicial gu de cuatro divlsiones de la jerin-
guils Privaz, doss q. es SUSCEPTIBLE de sumento
pero que en- laarera atguna debe exceder el con-
tenido de la jsrlngailla, pues hay en este dltimo
case peligro ID 0ay yenena,uient2 q. debe ser cui-
dadosamente evltado.
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Ell CRiKuHDs OROIvAL

yontroqarlo Ia instics; ~oga ror e oontrao
sustrserie las leyea
-0s 10 supljco an nombrs Do una deggrsciads que
os consts que es inocents
Una cola vez en- mi Vda cahallsro, he sacrdaadc
10 Que 20 craa mi deber eupe resstr las grimsa de
urs pohre madre que peda por hio le aalv6 80
hdo hornbra honrGdo Por seguDda vez voy faar hoy
mi dche srrieggar una egtat7a que reprocba mi
conce1 Ga paro la que obligsn vusstras nstancs
-tOhl se6or-repuso 81 padre Plantat reconoci-
mientp
Pero eI agente De poicia continue grave cas trste
No aliuen temos eEparanEas -dijo-que hemos de
yer qua esvaneedas No tengo mas que dos medios
lqn6 dgo dos? Eolo de srrancar ueces conde
de Tremore Gme dara reaultado2
ISL, al ves quereiei
Mr.. Lecoq rudo menos de sonreirse de Ia f6 que
en- 81 tena el iuez
Soy n iuda un agente de polica bastaute hahip
pero hobre al fu, 10 tanto puedo responder de
la seglrdad de mis- cuos. Todo depande de Hector.
81 SO tratasa de ot'o cupshe dirfs: esoy seguro
psro tratdndose de e. dudo CueBto sin embargo, con
Ia energis de Laurencia pues me hsbeis dcho que
energica.
isl, 10 es!
-Entonces hay esperanto; pero sin embargo, todo
esta envuelto tiniehas lQue sucedsra cusudo
cuentra manuscrito de Sauvresy deba fsta ocuo
en- Yalfeuilu que conde hs pc lido deocnbTirf
No Sc encontrara-repuso vivaments el padre
Plsntat
--lLo crseis asi?
--Essoy geRuro de clio.
Mr. Laeoq fi6 en- ell sucisno una de sgss mrsdas
que pcuetran h'sts e tondo del alma diie:
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Fn Il fundici6n del senior Suau so estGn
terminando las coumnas dc hierro que 60 coloca-
ran en- las tra9 poertos cue dau entrada 81 par
ore que sa halla Al pid dol Teatro de MayagHez,
q'e 80 destinan sastaner los faroles de alumbrs.
10 ylas puartas de hiarro que 10 cerrardn. Los
hancoa psre el rercionado parquO, va estan con.
aluidoa pntsdos.
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Don Franciaco BIsnes present6 al Ayurta-
miento de Msyagdez los pianos para dos caa's
uuidas que deseaba fabricar en- Ia plaza principal
de aquela Ciudad, en- los solares que ocupan &C.
tualmeate Zoe Dnmeros SO 35, con fach&da igoal
a la de la esquina que onupa el senor Robert,
pero de tres ptsos de altura contando con el bsjo
Nos dieen qae ell Ayuntamiento neg6 el permiso,
consintiendo que 10 faJr1'acid" sea tan solo
de dos pisos.
No sabemoa en- absolute 81 el yuntamielto
tiene derecho pars impe1ir la fabr caci6n de ca.
sas de tres pisos 81 asf convene los pronletarios
siem?re que Ia solidez de Ia ohra este suticiente
mente ga antizada pues nos parece may biscuit
bic aquelIa prohibici6n, por no califcarla de des
p6tica ahusiva.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-11

IeH0-"7S oH ca D9Ta-TFCIUIUO POT q CUrTeo
de hoy facha4s on Madrid, una interesante car
ia de nuestro ant quo corespanssl de Paris, hoy
redactor de "El Globo," aenor don Luis Bona
foux LA pur urlicaromos en- bteve. rs pro
bable que Bonafoux regrosa eo estos dias Paris
degde donde volvera es1ibir para LA CORES.
PoNDENCIA
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Un amigo de Areciho nos narticina: o. ~

Un amigo dc Arecibo nos participa: "que
Ell aabaio march6 para Agu dilla, nuestro amigo
don Juan Areepsoachag&. ron el fin de tomar po
session do Ia Jefeturn de Ia secci6n de Orden
rdblico en- squal localidsd para la cual ha sdo
desticado reel nptenento S0ntmos Ia susencia
del amigo diguo Tsaienta que tsntas simpatfas
cuenta en- este pueblo donde ha psrmanecido ha-
ce tempo sabiendo grsniearse el aprecio de todos
por su Gsracter franco Ia nar que enGrgico."
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La Toz de Ia MontaNa amplfa una notica
pubicads va por nosotros en- esta forma:
l"Coincidencia rarsl Dimos cuenta en- una
de nuestras snteriores del pombramiento de don
Francisco Laurido de Ia Rva, comisionado de
este Comit6 Unconditional como representsnte en-
ia Junta magna, que hs de celebrarae mahana en-
la Capital Vaaino cate senior del bsrrio de S.
bang-hsy-s Is esta iprisdieei6a, iha hoy para
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pasajeros llegados hoy Dor el vapor correo
"Buenos Aires: Domingo Pellegriul, Salustiano
Villami Teresa Fallen do Cabarrus, Augusta
Bos7a famia, Taress Jmdnez, Fulgeneio
Martinez familis Jose Autrsn y familia, Ma
riano Perez, Gabino Martfaez Baldomer0 Sa.
lnag mas Is para trasbordar 81 "Villaye1da"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-11

En- 10 plaza do toros 10 Mayagiez hay toips
Ias tardea ensayos dc Carrorse por varias aefori.
,as idvcnes, VI es;dn tao ade'aatados que dd
guoto verlos con cue maestnl Y precision ejecu.
tan lss difcilea compcadas eyoluciones ~
senior Romero, con sus atlas botss de campafs,
81 sombrero ladoado " ldugo en- 10 dlestra en-
q centr do Ia pazr, os Fl general on efe Q
aquella eleganto bvlla topa dc amu2onas '
amozonos on brt sos corce!es
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-11

SO encuontra aGcideI taimento on esta Capi.
ial o. 'liostro Antonio Saa Guerrilla, procodente
dc Humacao donde ha dado tres corridaa do to.
roF, con obieto dc embarcarse para Ia Peninsula 4
fla do curarse dc Ia reciente cogida que sufrio,
a9egur'ndonos que do 0ctubre Noyiembre vol.
vera con una cusdrilla ests isla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-11

Tenemos noticis de que Ia Junta locsl de
Instruction pdhlioa de San Germ@n, al vlstar
para los examenes Ia escuea que dirija nuestro
amigo el connotoado profesor don Raj 81 G'r
cis Cabrera, qued6 adn'irada de Ia trsnsforn!"-
ci6n operada. on e est bl,cimiento, en- solo l8
Cias que Sc eucuel ira ii frente del misrno.