davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10

III "Dario Popular, de MaysglsE aplsude
81 pspssnlionto iniciado po~ nuestgo amigo CO.
laborador el sehor don Enrique Vijsnde, de ce.
lsbrar I'M Congveso econ6micn en- eata Capital, y
le dedicA 81 editorial de So adici6nS de del
cOrrieAte. El colega cree que no pueden aer
mes opcrtnnos los memsptos aCtualea rsra Is
ceebrs sion del citsdo Congreso nama hasis 81
proyect9 q at4Yci6n del t'indieato sgrfcola de
Mayaeu"z del Centre de DsaIjstas, zgriculte
res, cor'eTcisutss ndustriales, para que e pres.
tsn so valioKo arroyo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10

~ ~ Nos dicsn de Vega bsjs:-"S Qu6 psHa ea la
Alcald{a de *Rta pueblo con les c61ulas de Ami
laramieRto 81 calculo de las Enparfciaa cuadra
dss de las fncas uEbanas7 Que apoatsmos
que la poblaCidn vs. regultsr CON upa exsenni6n
*e tefreno que no ha Re cCrreppouder CON la Gus
verdadersmsnte tene3 7 No sera sBtO M ipcon.
vaRients para el ohiato que SO propone L. rusvs
Ley. nos traera acaso s'guna conplicaci6u res-
pecto los impuestoS que ha de sufrir squella RI
oueEaP Vale la pe2a de msditar sus consecueR.
ciaH."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10

El bsrgaptn ingl6s aida Mapd" cargo en
Ponce para Bonton 800 boeoyes 20s, ,s48 kilos
miel Gle puxga; el vapor eapanol 'Buenaventura'
psra la Habana 155 sacoR 1917 kiics cafe ei
I'M. T.. Villaverde CON trashordo para Ia Penis
aula, . barriles $40 aacos 31085 kllos cef6 4
caias bsrrllsB, 1856 aaCos pesandO 274, $50 Ii.
los azdc&r
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10

Aver se iuacrib1eros et Rsgistro civil del
Juzgsdo muniai~al de CRtsdral, Ias dGfunciones
de Antonio L6l es Lopez de feb~e amariLa J
Ricardo Mss Ser anO de tubevcuoui" pulmonar;
los aacimieStos de Joaqpla Emilio Nicolas BEe.
mes, Tomas Turull y EagraciR Natividad Mau.
leon Marcs'ra Ea al de San FrAncisc", les
dsfu1cioAeE de Fulgsrcio VAzquez. de sntsritis
tuharsn oss; Alfonso Santiago, de csquexis psld
dIca v Dorotao Cald"r6n - t6tsrog traumEtico
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10

Por fuerES de Is Guardia Civil ds puesto
de Bsysrnon fuerou detenidoG Axtonio Gutierrez
Fable Franco, por hmto de nm $500 da carbon
en- L. csrratsrN de- Catano 81 referdo pueblo; Dor
Is de MsyaQIsz, cinco indivfduos por~ hurto de
vsyios artfsulos en- ventorrillo de aqueNa in.
risdiCCi6n por Is de Maunato, el individuo Fran.
cisco IimeneE, por inaultsr aAgedir 81 msyordo
mo de Ia hacienda " Bordshes4" de aquel t6rnino
nunicinRl ~-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10

En la tGrde del dia del corrienta go hecla.
r6 IN ipceadio en- lot terreRoH de la propiedad de
don Jcs9 SaIich Yadicada IN 81 barrio de Perth
Qu6s (Ponce), ,uueman lose 80 CRerdss entire pastoa
Y yaYba de guinea Dsbido Al viento one yainaba
se comuvic6 lsg fiRcsu Dc don Pedro Rojg ssu-
cesi6n Bonilla destruysndosa So c0erdsa Dc pti
mera cuatro dc u Rrgunds. Fue extinguido per
los peones dc Ian refsrIdsR fncsa aYudados par
spsrzA 40 u guards civil De aqUsl puerto. cal,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10

Ia caebraci6n del 4O Osntsnario del deucubri.
mieuto de ssta isla 4 nomhre de la Directiva do
dirha Junta, y en- atsnto B. L. NJ, NOS ha jnvi.
tsdo cara ID inauguraci6n eBtrega al Ayunta
miepto de ssta Capital del monumeuto erjgido &
Cristobal Colon en- esta ciudad Ri aCto tendr6
lrgsr 6 laR ocho del dfa de maffana
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10

Nueutros amigos don Lupercio Oller el ca.
pitGa de intaRtsria don jose Marie Matos, hiios
Jegttimo politico, respectivaments de IL respe
table Srs. dofiA JuaRa Rsngsl de OleE, mes supli
can demos laa gFacias todoa los que duraNte Ia
epfsrmadad y entisrYO de Ia rnisma lea han acom
pShRdo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10

dea este qpien pveteu5a luehaY con Z acred'ts
fa hsrina dc trigo marca Ia Iuna5a fora; pof-
que ests hasinR superior to- las Las epunciadsa
oupcaamepts, sera prtfaids. en- todo tempo por
Oh fah1icantsa de pap que auierln defen5er sss
intereEes. La har IS que ysaden Sobrino de ] z.
qnisrdo CornpaTfe - srtizada.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10
Mereee pEohrrga al exealenta ron viaio da ]

Merecs prohsree a! excelente ron viejo de j..
maica que hRn jnportado los Ge6ores Cerecedo
HermaRcs en- Pm Colmsdo, Gales de san Francisco.
cuyo ron hs sido reconecido por varies Iabora
tories qulmicos, Sin qus contenRa materia algune
nociva 4 ID sslud Vale Ia pens tomsr 81 referi,
do ron que es al mejor digestive adem6s AN
gran msdicamerto ps~a II aelnpe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10

En- Mays9usE Hs ha essAbIscido una sociedad
nsrcs ntil qus girara bslo Ia raz6n Agostini
Gouz6 ez y Ga. g. sn c.) Ia que ae dedicar6 tods
Glase de negosioay CON eapeciAlidad Ia compts
vents de frutos de- pals provisiones. Sou
aocios gsstoreE don Ped @ J. Acoutini Marista
nj don Gerardo Gonz6lez Badillo conan
ditSrio don Fad"Yi~c ph''+~0'.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10

De Guayanilla NOS telsgraftan hoy, prop6
Rito de una notclG que pubIiCsmos de aquel pue.
bio, 10 cue ggue:-"sirvaEe ractfsar Il noticia
del nombEamianto de presidents honorario dc La
CrUs Roja, don Manuel zavas, alcalde de eate
pueblo-4HL CorreEpoMsak"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10

Nos hN favorecido con stsutA vista ell senior
don Antonio Mscfas, Representative de Ia grpn ca
"a de ssfores Diego Vega y Ca, negociaRtss en-
Vlnos 9ognsc. de Jer"z est steblecida ep ls Ha
bana. Dssssmou 81 Behor Macfas piBguss ne
pocios V grstR ps~ms"eT@i" e"t~e roaotEOB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10

POI Il ba5rtA u EspaaA s.6 Pafa soisfdaiRaS
1nSs loa aeto0 que han DE- Vsri6carue en- eae dia,
rrego loR vecinos de esta Capita! que adorren 8
iluminep loa balcoDes de gus canas reapectivas ,
apecia msnte los DO 3 ps - de Oristobsl Col6n.
"a poliefs qpeds eassrgsda del culnplient, do es
tss dis 1osiciones.-- Puerto Rico. 10 de Feb1ero
de 1894 Ell Alcsl1e Rgtdel P5rez Gorcso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10
&c &c Cuba:

Dice IN colega De SaBtlpgo de Cuba:
"Ha caido en- Cuba, est6 repArsido entire
gents pobre, 81 tercer premto de Il Lotarfa que
iug6 en- Puerto. Rico 81 90 de Enero, 1000 pesi.
tos que nosotyos nos hubieran Yenido muy bien
El nfrnalo eR 3,6l8n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10

LA Oomisi6n encargaua de orgsUizar los bal.
Jev ds srtesanos que CON motive de- las fsstss de-
4 o Ce1tsnavio eoEteR el AyuAtamiepto de ests
Capital ha tenido ID ateqci6n de invltsrnoa pars
el que taRarS efecto sl IL del corrieBte en- CAlie
do Ia Grnz MIN 20
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10

Los ex6meRss de ingreaO en- el cueEpo de
Tel6grafos connluysron este msflapa, poF 10 que
reEpecta les ejsrciCios de Grsmat'ca Castel aEs
v FSscritura al dictsdo HI luRes coHtinusxan los
eiercicios de f~s1c6s Se~6v ssigsatursE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10

Por e Gobierno G5enera4 30 nan &dmitido
Las rsnpscips presentsdaR por los teaisRteg de
slcslde de loa AyuntamienteS de Adjuntss, Cos
mo y Gursbo, don Oaslmiro serrsno, don Jose
Ram6n Gonzalez y don CARLOS L.OreAE, respec-
tivaments.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10

NueVtro amigo ell er. Olivas, trata de mai.
tornsr los dependencies de los cafes 'La Pal.
ma" "La Mallorquina" y al sfscto ia solicitsdo
por te'6grafo 81 pSEo con que SO han de hacsr
RuUelloa uniformeB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10

Ha sufrido exsmsR dc tsrcer afio de Fsrnoa
cia ante Ia Sub-delegsci6n del ramo obtaniendo
ID meior nota, nuaatro essiu%do amigo don Ma-
nuel TravieSo Echsvarrfa. Q7e Eea enhorabuena
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10

En- los diaR II l8 del corTieute habY3 gran
dessffo de ga'lou ru Ia villa de Agusda hsp 81
do invitAdos lcE s6cionsdos de Agus6illa Moca y
Rins6s para qua hsvs IA Cel'ida animsci6n. u d
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10

Faero" detenidos por ls policis en- ests Capi.
tai los individucs Carmes Martinex, por esc6nds
o en Ia MsriUa; Jusn Lopez, por se'pechss de
que hays hurtado unos libros que 10 fueron ocu-
padcB Gabino Cata'e vs@'amado por eI Juzgado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10
VARIEDADEs
lQuiere Vd. tomar nm huaa vipo de mesa
Pues soiCite 81 tiEto de LcgroNO que vsHde Luin'
Buen negOCio

psrA el qnp desae en- pocos anos adqui'ir ms for
tura. Sc b. presto ee veass Is pulparta situsIs
ttants 81 muss do Catsio denomnads FL OaB0.
nirigir*a 81 que j. iEterese & don Francisco
MARCOS, dueE< de la R.fosmada E,peran&z en- Il
MRriE& de estR U7pital. 1915
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10

Para ~ tr una despenGa de .r5visiones Rnas
vipos y lccrss esquiPitr-, 81 precigo acudir al
CoImado de Cer<ce Q. NotG. Sc Iegslan sba-
nicos los mare .ntsa de 10 cara.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10

Las camisss que han q" us - msnana en- el
acto dc Ia insugnracI6p d. u eRtstua en- Is pla
zuela de Ool6n, son e'eg.r sisiyosp sclo se ven.
an en- Is Oamissria Ia E1posScS6m frente Ia
MAllOrquina. s9pslo i gaate ae buen guato.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10

El luues pr6xjmo nsrchar6 Ponce hacer.
sc cargo de 10 Gomandancia del Batall6n de W.
llsdolid, "neEtro estimado smigo ell ssncr dnn Ma
nuel Bueno. Deaeamos'e fsliz viaje grata per-
mansneia an Ia ilrstrs@@ so"1eaad poncehs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10

a las dos de Ia tarde dc ny zozobr6 sn euta
bshia un bets que esrgado d. ladrllos ss dirigis
deuds Pueblo-vieio sstA Capital. No ocurri6
deygvacia persces' alp~~ 80
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10

Un ioveR lice"cIAdo de Armada desea CO.
locsrBa de cocinero repostsro un almscen {
casa de hombreH solos, Tiepe perscpas ore abo
men au conducta, San Frsn"i"co So (oajo.l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10

Hoy cumpli6 Ia cOpdeNa que extinguia en- el
Penal de eEta plaza el coafRado JORe Rafael Rs-
mirex,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10

Ha uido destin&do maBdar Ia lfnes de Pon.
Ce, 81 primer teniente de Il guardis civil don Ne
mesio Ibern CuestR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10
Ia RMULsIoN DE sCOrT a nn trin,

LA EMULSION DE SCOTT 81 nm triun.
70 en- los apsles dc Ia Qafsnjca de ls Terap6uti.
ca, para combstir Ia Tisis EscrofuloEis, Raquitis
mo y eonapDci6R de TODD rrigen
Rio-PiedraV, Puerto, Rico, MsYzo %, 1884.
BsFores Se'H y BOs0ae.--Muy seno. es rnioa:
Ea los 35 arcs Que cuesto de njsrcicio da In cro
fss6S m6lies, hs tsnido muchsa oportuE ids deu
psra psrsusdrme de IL utilldad veataias del
uso del aceite de higsdo de basalao de los hipo.
fosftos de cal an las eVfem adadea tubercu-
lcsas, TiSis, Escrofulosis Raqutismo consun
ci6n de todo or'gen NO tengo difcultsd ea Greer
uro"is"rar que el producto de ustedss, Ia kwWE
sion de Scott 90 I'm triunfo en- los SnAles de ls Qrf
mloa de Is Terapeutica. Con Eentimientc DIS
consideration reapeto tsn9o 81 hopor de sus.
r'ibjrme de usteaes ateEto y 8. 8. Q B. g. M
N MsIa"O. Doctor por Ia Univsrsidad de Cara
cas-, Venezuela.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10

Hemc~ recibido 81 's Estudio crftico po~ don
Iavier da Z3queira, nuestro sprecisdo amigo, del
cuadro de costumbres /" El Velorio obra Del re-.
pntado pintor puert~ ~isueTo Hop Francisco Cller
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10
Julian Silva
Sc Venden
0sia Carmen Torres 1, Bfv,H.

CcnaadroHs de Ia Unirersidaa de Bsrceona
of-ece auV s0Evicios PROFESSIONALS lss se6ovaH 1e
eata Capital y pueblos lmftrofes. Fortaleza 62.
1916
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10
fAUISO
"a LOS NDAD JOS Il

AZUOAR de todas clases, cualqnier cant
dad tAptn marcabsdo como cantrifugados, comprs
COrstantemente
6-e A RA TSCH HFNPLA7 z, Ssn Juar
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10
Sc alnuIIa

Usa casa nuevA con agits y hPbitaciones fren
dTo Care en- di"ho ha~~io 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10

Un telegFanaa de Ia Hshana Santiago de
Ouba dice 10 que Higne: sGon gran order y luci
miento caebr6se anachs en- el Tsatro de Tacop el
banquete del pa-tido Upi6D CONSTITUTIONAL La
mesa fa6 seEyids para trescisntos cubiertos pre-
senciando 81 bsnquets unas cinco mil peraonas
AHistieron, entre ct rs los sres dou MsDnel CAL
vo y don Msmeyto Puldo, hiciegon rso de Ia pa
labra les aEeB Rouaerc Ruhio, C'pzslaz Lopez
Glces Monies. aantoE Gugmsa, Psrtierra Apez
teguia si sr Gonzalez Peraza que rspressntsha
81 Conit6 de fS8ntiago de Cubs. Todos les crs.
dores fHeron freneticsmente spIaudidog Dfcese
que ssra proceaado O. ssnor Pertierra pox ciertas
dec|arsciorea que hizo en- 81 ,hanquete del domin
go iniurioEas ii Miniatro de Ultramar al Gobey
nsdor General. EgGa manifestaciorea del Fe1ol
PeTtierra fueron spisU 7idas ror toda Ia CONCUR
renciR que llensba 81 Taatrc"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10
Salon para bales

El que suscribe ipquilino de la csss ndm.0 20
de Ia Gale de Ia Cruz piso Alto ofrece las aoeis
dadss cosstituidas que qule an utlizar 81 espseto
10 salon de la caRa meneisnada para celeprar
Juntsa Yeuulones particulsres qse deHeen Gar
bales en ella Riernpre Que reuDs las condlcl0nea
que exile e quo suscSibe dandossls con 81 otAsto
' alumbrsdo Secssario, dos habitseionea mas
one servira de gsbiEete de sehorss csballeros
recibidor I'm salon de refresco Como iRqullno
de- Ia caaa deciarark, = CdnWtn Dt0s l5-l1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10
sdissts lss p5fdidas sf $3.50 Afe gbS hsya 9a
lamaMtag despracia payForel elguna.

Nl dla q s'al ccrxionts sa reduisgoa cenizsa
verisE pierae de cana do Ia Hacienda de don Jo-
80 Vi"epte QuiEonps, xa1icada en- 81 bsrrio de
Sfbana gtande ahsjo 10 Ia jurisdiction de 8an
German HI hscho fr6 causRl calculkndose laa
perdidas en- Cinco mil pesos. Fu6 extipguido el
incendio por fueYza de IL guardia civil de squal
puesto ayudada de varios mayordomoB peoneS
de Ian hasieRdas veciuss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10
AlMAtFE D. NTsIEA ! l!9RFRil

DE OLYMPIC OTERO, PoNCE-P.-R
R0'svy Los NosqueteroS de Ia RsiRa.. S7-25
Mozart Don Jpap ap.........,., 81
Msysrbee",-Di orah.. Edici6p eson6mica. So
Ldena -Dtporsh.. Edici6n On IL mayor. 81
Ldem.-RobeIto il Dikbolo =. ....,. 80
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10

NEM0Q 81 melor do todos en- calidad precio
VEBOOs EW- 81 RIt'Jh NO DE TRIOIO
Sc detala Capital Csto IS; don Manuel Rivera San sv
basti&n 80 las ttendRs de los Sres AYI ON e.
MORANO en- Puerta de I'll r-a, F. AM0 0RANN "a Linea
Los cecados de orgen anslisis de excslsntecada
ektan dispostcion del que gusts Verlos. Dbr6. 10
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10

CONsRJO A LAS MADREs.-E Jarabe CaImante dc
padecen de Ia dentici6n PrOporcRa avio Immediate a
pequeno paciente produce un suehO tranquo natural
aiViando todO dOor, ell angelito gue6o feE
Rs muy agradabe al paladar Avia pequehueo abIan
da las encas, calnls todo door, reulaxa intesnos
81 mejor remedo conocido ae&s ocasionadas pcY
3 dentici6n otTs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10
V8lta Dc FaTlaci9

Be vande una en- 81 p0sblo dc Bayam6n In
formSr6 don Alfredo Jimenez. To-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-24
Pintails.

The species of wild ducks known as pin
tails have a peculiar habit, during the
mating season, of descending from great
altitude at an anglo of about As degrees,
with the wings stif1ly outspread and slight
iy curved downward. The bird is frequent
ly SO high that the noise produced by Its
passage through the air is heard for sew
aral seconds before the bird comes into
sight. 1t dosoends like a meteor till within
q few feet of the ground when a slight
change in the position of the wings sends
the bird gliding away close to the ground
several hundred yards without a stroke OF
the wings. The sound produced by this
swift passage through tho air can only be
compared to the rushing of the wind
through tree tops. AT first 1t is like muir.
muir. Then it rises to o hiss, and as the
bird sweeps by 1t is almost a roar.-St,
Louis Globe- Democrat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-24
A Cask of Rare Wine,

There lived in the vicinity of Bergerac
a parish priest whose parishioners decided
upon getting up a subscription to present
him with cask of wine One supplied
the cask, and each of the rest came and
poured in two litcrs of the produce of his
vineyard. One day our cure invi cd some
Of the subscribers to dinner, in order to
taste the beverage, which formed COM
pound of all the wines grown in the dis
trict. The servant went to turn the tap,
and came back with decanter full of wa
ter in her hand. "Whatever is that" was
. the general cry. This is the wine out of
the barrel His reverence could not make
it out. 1t was altogether pulling The
guests were splitting with laughter Each
one had thought to himself that the pres
ence of two liters of water would not be
detected in q butt of wine, but, as it hap
pened, they had all acted on the same idea
San Francisco Argonaut.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-24
Chicago's Rich Men.

At a public dinner given in this city a
number of onr wealthiest citizens were
present, and other guests fell to discussing
the probable fortunes of these individuals
The discussion was pursued with excep-
tional intelligence, for the reason that the
participants therein were in a way to
know somewhat OF what they were talk.
ing about. TWAS conceded that Marshall
Field was the richest man in Chicago. The
lowest estimate put his wealth at $50, 600,
600 There was remarkable unaniInity
OF opinion as to the wealth of Pullman
and Armour-$15, 600, coo and $40, 600, 600
respectively. At the same time it was said
that there We're four or five other Chicago
ans, by no means so well known as these
whom WE have named, whose riches in
dividually would probably exceed those of
Puflman-that is to say, in the list of
Chicago millionaires, with Marshall Field
at the head, Pullman would be in sixth
place, and between him and Phil Armour
two or three other names would probably
occur.-Chicago Record
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-24
STOPPING 4 RUN ON A BANK.
Several Shcks of Wagon Washers Proved
Valuable Property

A man whose hair is now snow white.
and whose activity long ago gave place to
the slowness and feeblcness of old age.
tells story of how, oser 80 years--in fact,
nearly 40 years-ago, in the days of the
gold fever on the Pacific coast, he stopped
run on bank by quick wittedness, nerve
and boldness
THE bank was perfectly solvent" he
SAYS, but one of those wild rumors that
used to float over mining towns insisted
that had nc gold, and that the deposits
could never be made good. The run start
ed one afternoon just before the hour for
closing, and it was pretty exciting, I tell
you. Those miners were all armed, and
they swarme5 around the hosse, swearing,
shouting and bowling desperately. We
continued TO pay out money up to the
usual hour for closing, and then we stop
ped. 1t was just about time TO stop, too
for our gold was nearly exhausted
'Wo drove the. people out of the bank
and posted big notice on the door, This
bank will open at the usual hour in the
morning.
They cheercd at that, but they did not
dispcrse, and leaving an armed guard in
the bank went home TO think over some
possible way of avoiding collapse This
was the plan had to follow: 1t was a
Slim chance, but my only one Over in
s., another town, had another bank,
no better off for ready gold than this one.
/ was interested in stage line, and among
the property which l had acquired in a
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set out on horseback at a gallop for S.,
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cHIRoGRAPHY AND CHARACTER,
They Are Practically tho Same, However
One Yields the Pen.

They Are Practically tho Same, However
One Yields tie Pen.
1t Is q curious fact that when q person
compares the writing done by his hand
with writing done by his feet, Is BY hold
Ing chalk between the toes or writing with
the toes themselves on the sand, he will
lind that the two results are alike In their
individual characteristics. I have peg
formed the experiment., and, though am
not proficient in the art of foot writing.
can see that the style and shape Of the let
tiers made BY my toes ressmble the charac-
tiers formed by my hand
The same Is true Of mouth writing. I
Am no adept In this Y Aartment, but saw
Russian who had neither hands nor feet
paint and write with his mouth. This
aroused my emulation, and tried myself
10 trace my name by holding in my mouth
a pencil. The result at the very start was
astonishingly like my handwriting.
though, of course, it was very much more
hesitating and unconnected / have also
written with other parts Of my body, as,
for instance, with pencil held tightly in
the closed elbow or the knee joint or be-
tween my chin and breast. or fastened to
my head. From all these positions OBJ
Se'A'A Is NNAcStANC bdO iCStDib WTfttIR WHICH
has the characteristics of my handwriting
so 1t seems to me evident beyond doubt
that tho characteristics of handwriting do
not arise from peculiarities of the right
hand and arm, and as further proof of
this conclusion will adduce the expert
encc of those who, having lost their right
hands, are Obliged to make use of their
left. Such persons show very soon re-
markable dexterity in writing, going from
right to left, while with the right hand
they had always proceeded from left to
right.
From oil these observations and facts I
was led to the conclusion already ex-
pressed. Individual peculiarities of hand
writing do not depend on the hand, but
on the brain, which dictates what shall be
written. 1t therefore follows that not the
left hand nor the left or right leg is
trained at the same time with the right
hand, which alone learns-for they remain
motionless-but that the central portions
of the brain assigned to them, where arc
produced the thoughts Of the writer and
the corresponding commands to the nerves
t. move the muscles in this or that way
and no other, are alone trained and prac-
ticed. In one word, the motive impulses
must be prepared. -Chautauquan-