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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-02
New Ineorporauons.

OLYMPIA, Nov. Especial. Articles
for the following domestic corporations
have been filed in the office of the secre-
tary of state:
Equitable Building, Loan and Invest
ment Association, of Seattle; capital.
S. 900. 600, in 81, 900 shares OF 800 each /;
incorporators, Charles F. Reeves. j. l..
Waller, III. o. Shuey, Nelson Macpherson.
Charles f. Crane, Isaac Brown, W. p.
Hammond. George +. Gund, c. /. Hag-
gard, j. .. Greenbaum, Phil j. Gabel, l..
F. Sweeney; TO do q real estate invest
ment business.
Hoko River Boom Company, of Seattle !;
capital, S., 600, in shares OF $40 each; incor-
corporators, August G. Cook, Frank J.
King, Nicholas King; for booming and
eating logs and lumber.
of Port Townsend; capital, $4,000 in 800
shares of 500 each; incorporators. William
Is. Dennis, William A. Haiteman; TO deal
in and develop mineral lands.
Tacoma and Yakima Warehouse Com
pany, of Yakima; capital, 81, 800. in $50
shares of $40 each; incorporators, James
NJ. Berry, NJ. j. berry. c. w. Quinn; to
deal in grain and other farm produce.
Seattle Oatmeal Company. of Seattle;
capital, $50, 600; 500 shares of 500 each /;
incorporators. 5. +. Hill. James NJ. Berry,
John y. Berry; TO manufacture -four.
feed, etc.
The Atlantic and Pacific Improvement
Company, of Tacoma: capital, $500, 600, in
5000 shares of 800 each: incorporators,
Charles b. Martin. John X. Martin to buy
and sell personal property and merchan-
disc.
kalama River Floodgate and Dam Com
pany, OF kalama; capital, $50 coo. in $1,000
shares OF 81 each: incorporators. Peter
Wallace, A. T. Brewer. ]. c. Darneil: to
construct AMI maintain dams and food
gates on kaiama river and its tributaries.
Columbis Valley bank. of Wenatehee;
capital. $50, 900. In 800 shares OF 500 each !;
incorporates, ii. X. Schildnecht, Arthur
Gum. NJ. Koran, j. J. Browne. William
J. Collins, John Il. Alexander. William A.
Huneke; to do a general banking business
in Wenatchee kittitas county
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acting dean Of the diplonasic corps. but be
says there Will be no formalities observed
By the diplomatic corps beyond calling
aud expressing their sympathy 20 the
minister
Upon receipt o. the official notification
of the cars death Acting Secre-
tsyy Of State Adee called upon
Prince Cantacuzene and conveyed
verbally 90 him the condolences of
the president and secretary of state
A formal letter OF coincidence from Sec
retsry Gresham viii be sent 30 him later.
The members Of the diplomatic corps al
called AMI left their cards et the Russian
legation today. The only visitor received
there this evening vas Assistant Secretary
Ades
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THE NEW CAR.


tuny IN body, weak In fntellect-He
Looks Like the Duke of York.
Nicholas IL. emperor of all the Russias,
was born May s. ls6s. lie is short in
stature, Insignificant in appearance and
duh in intellect. AS a child he developed
so slowly and showed SO few mental gifts
that il was feared he would be an idiot.
lie has the physique OF his mother. is very
saliow. and has extraordinarily expression
less hluish-gray eyes. the bushy black eye
br0ws over which do no; improve his ap-
pearance. Hs has lately grown a beari,
which has given him a more manly aspect.
and made him look like the cousin he is of
the Duke Of YORK. but il is an ugly ike
ness, There is the square Tartar head ana
the curious Iartsr snub-noss. which pro-
nognoes him a Russian. lie 50 closely
resembles the Duke OF York thai during
his visit 10 Queen Victoria during the past
summer. had he not worn the striking
Russian uniform in ali public functions.
be would often have been mistaken for his
cousin.
The cxsrewitch was brought up on a
system Of susterity frequently bordering
GA rigorous severity. he bad been placed
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were relaxed; aaa az HAT age his prtyate
apartment sill presented the appearances
81 as ordinary school. The large room
wss nIleA wlth books oa al subjects and
Ia every language; il vas scans.ly far-
ntshsa. the most conspicuous ornament
Being huge blackboard, hsoiiualiy cov-
cred Eiih A.gSerA1e problems or geometrl-
a. ngares lac sAo.e morning - as spent
IN mastering sxaes scaeBces. Sails the al
isFnoons wers devoted 10 the study Of
philosophy. history and social economy.
In 1853 Niehog2. took has rrst official
journey. In his capacity as heir 10 the
throne he VISITED has grandfather al
Copenhagen aud AftsEssrss vent 70 Berlin
and ssGtsgags, where sc waz resolved xisa
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An Ola settler Dead.

Charles Case, one of the oldest settlers
on Puget sound. died st II o'clock last
night at bis home. corner of Front and
Stesart streets. Of paralysis. aged 6s
years. lie va. born in Lubec, Me-, and
came 10 the Pacific coast thirty-;hree years
ago. most OF the time residing at Port
Gamble and for thirteen years living IN
Seattle. lie vas Mason, being men,
ter OF Franklin lodge ~ Port Gamble.
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the honors and etiquette commanded oy
his rank. In the autumn Of iSso he started
for long journey. which Was extended
over = period OF seven months From
Vienna he dropped south into Greece.
thence to Egypt and on 10 India, where ne
Was the guest of the British viceroy. then
TO Japan and returned home by way OF
Afghanistan. hunting the tiger and the
lion in the far East His younger brother.
George, who was TO be his companion the
whole time. had TO part from him and re-
turn 70 Russia, owing to ill-health: and
his permanent delicacy OF constitution
from that time had been serious cause OF
an xiesy TO both his parents. who adore him.
The trip was made memorable BY the at
tempt of q policeman in Tokyo, Japan. 10
kill the czarewifch. whom he did not
know. Late ~ night Prince George and
the czarewitch went to . house of amuse-
ment reserved for priests only and tried TO
force an entrance. The policeman at the
door resisted and struck the czarewitcn
with his sword. A moment later Prince
George of Greece laid the policeman low.
Then the princes hurried away.
The new car is so Insignificant In ap-
pearance that the RUSSIANS. who, from the
time of Peter the Great, have been ruled
by men Of gigantic stature and prodigious
strength, do not look upon the puny
Nicholas as real Russian, and the liberal
movement VIII gain strength on this ac-
count The name Nicholas" recalling
his detested great grandfather. adds moth
ing 10 his popularity. He is also said TO
be too friendly with Germany.
Princess Alix of Hesse, who is to be
czarina, is handsome woman, although
the granddaughter of Queen Victoria.
She Is q years old. and the youngest sis
ter of Grand Duke Ernest Ludwig of Hesse
The car has wife already. Two months
ago he was married TO Martha ksezinsha,
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LoSpoN. Nov. The correspondent Of
the nails Ness says the Preach party in
Russia and the Rassiaa party IA France
intend 20 Jointly use their inaasnce 10
iadace the new esar 10 enter into resular
offensive and defensive alliance between
the Two powers. Ii is believed. however.
that they gill not succeed IN attaining any
thiRE beyond the maintenance OF the
pyosent entente
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an actress a Polish
Jew and q beauti-
full woman, at ka-
lisch. Russian Po-
land. His unwill-
ngness to marry
Princess Alix was
due TO the fact that
he didn't want an
other vile. His
father, h ow yer,
compelled him 10
wed the Hessian
woman. He will
probably live with
the Polish actress
as former czarx have
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the Richelieu OF Rus
STA, a statesman as well
as a priest. II is said,
and probably wit b
truth. that the car did
not fear the nihilisis,
for he was a very brave
man; nevertheless, he
was guarded as no
other man that ever
lived, else the bomb
throwers would have
killed him. As ii was.
he had several narrow
escapes. Alexander
III. had a certain kind
of cunning, which
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-02

Galus Miller. thief clerk in Joilet. III,
prison. committed suicide Thursday. lie
was known all over the country. and ~
srodGced the BertilIon syst~n 81 measgy-
Ing criminals in the United states lie
spoke s doxea Or more languages
Mrs Manila Hoaghton Gallop died Of
srOplsxy 81 Cllatoa. y. y. Ihursday
morning. sue vas recently elected Tor
the eighth tine president OF The synodieaI
eommlttes Of Ehe zoman's board o. home
mgssicns % the Presbyterian church.
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Note--Barometcr reduced 10 sea level
indicates trace of precl pitation. X, no rseoek
SUMMARY.

indicates trace of precipitation. X, no rssces
SUMMARY.
Mean barometer. 1897; highest baronf
ter 1927. date, 7th; lowest BARONESS
$3.50 date. 10Th. Mean temperature III
highest temperature. 20, date. ssh: ~
est temperature. 80, date. fssh; grsasss
daily range OF temperature, 20. date. ~
least daily range of temperature, Z az
81. Mean temperature for this nor
in 1880. 50; in 1891, -: in 1882. ~ 10 -
As; in 1894, 81. Mean temperstnN 81
this month for four years, 81. fnsE1
ing direction Of wind. southeast 10 dek'se
total movement OF wind. 1. s27 miles; nasl
imum velocity of wind. direction ana ~
20 miles. from south, on the 23lh ~
precipitation, $40 inches; nu'noa Y
days In which oil incn or more q r.
cipitat.on fell. 20. Total preeiplIsnea Y.
inehesl for this month in lssD, 3Ws
1891. -; In 1s92, 2.75; in 1888. $50; IN -
3.T0 Average precipitation for TINS ~ -
for four years. S2s. Total precipt'sessss
from September /. lssA. to danss
inches; number of clear days. >; 80,
cloudy days, 10; cloudy days.
Of frost, none; mean humidity, ~
III. y. AlcIsrezA
Observer. Weather BurssA
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sudden Death. in October.

Coroner Horizons report for October
shows that he investigated - cases, OF
which Is came from the West Street hotel
Ere. There Was case OF murder. man
slaughter. heart disease, isaseids, from
mine explosion. crashed aud from con-
sum ption.
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4 800 feet above the level Of the seats
surrounding eminences are crowned
with strong modern Notifications.
mounted with the latest artillery,
and, as already stated. these Notifications
communicate with each other and with
the town by subterranean passages.
bridge, having q span of about $50 feet
and about $50 feet high, crosses the Clarre
valley and affords access from the princi-
pal parts of the FORTH cations to the town
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BY the car under the Ab-
solute control Of the for
mer tutoT Of Alexander
III, the pFoearegr gene
raj Of the holy synod. ".
20 b e i o n ostEeu. who
welded his power With
no gentle or leniens hand
80 Tar 81 application 10
lessons and suhservlenee
70 dlsciniiae were con-.
eerned. lie had reached
rs issaueth year le-
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Portland. Rsmnan, She

PORTLAND, Nov. Ill. h. Hardt, man.
ager Of the ParsIand Universal exposition.
took charge of the exposition building in
this city today, and begaa the work of
fitting IL M. He has secured eighty en-
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Against the protest Of the people Of
North Yakima, Leigh L. Freeman has re-
moved his Ropasiss paper, tie tsEaaeT, to
HAT CITY,
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OCTOBER WEATHER.

Following is the meteorological rsr9l
of observations taken by the observes
Seattle during October:
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NOVEMBER 80.

To THE EpTToR: Will you kindly
me the date Of Thanksgiving IN iSse
r. y. Tvlcsnt
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NORTHWEST NEWS.

hibitoIs from abroad, who will b. h
when the fair opens in December,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-27

Oereoodo, HsTmanes CempaEfa, aaa-
Dan de Eseibix en- BR Oelmade do IL eaIIe de San
FKaEeisco para Ii "Noehs busaa", aPasauas"
"AAe naayo", los GigIioatsH axtfeuIcs todos axtHa
superior , nlguAes de oIIos Aunea viHtes aquf
Aaeaxslas ca vino blaneo, BAlshieh6a de patS
tois-gtas CON tHufas dc RsxigoEd de diutiatas sa-
soS, LsRgRs dc buey ID sscaTIata, 4a n6n ira,
fade, Attn en- vino nlaneo, Jam6n de BoIonia ca
lsn1as, PeEdisaB trEfAdas, aasdaa, escabsehadAn y
aatofadaB, Paleman y Piehomss & 10 RAvigotte,
PasAs do csHdo tYufadAs Ealchieh6m de LycR, de
plsh, se Malaga y alenGn, Aqua dc azAhar tEi-
pie de 6svillA.
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De tiYa y onosia.

Green sl0uEos que shoTs % hayE 81 casie de
Il mo1sda pcx habsE nalido del NiniatSEiO de
Haeispda el senior Am6s 6sIvsdoK OuAnGo 0l
aanoH BscoSTs, ex x.miAiatRe de UltTamaH % daci
ai6 psl 81 oaniO, fu6 Salvador 81 que diio qWa
noRss y COMO quioYa qRe os aobTIno do Sagas
ta.... cay6 Bs0eYxA y prsvaleei6 ID opini6n del
Eabline do q. E
Poxo % d easo que ahsxa % sAtk daAdo .
iuego de hgutss contFR caTtAe blAncl0 III AUs
70 MiniStHo dc UltHamaE, geHoH AbaY4W10, Iepu
hlicano s., y honYAdo 81 81 astiIa inRlGS (pueS q
muy iRgl6a 81 senior Abarxua.l. 10 quis1s 81 esn
ls.... De modo q9s, auposiaado que 81 90 in
cliaasa 81 SeAsE usnslsiss, si4mpre vaRdxiamcu
qnsdax ceno aRteH: ea 81 ats1no tixa y eHcoj
gua nos eStk Ievsatando.
lCusndo digo que. to adOxcI. ....
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Los ButaH HAbansao1 pss spaEan ma fuuci6n
sxtTaoYdinaEiA para 81 sAhadc pT6ximo. BE pen
& q eIsena ID EsrsWsla divIdida @ tres eua.
fTo, titulada "OoHhicto Municipal" On Ol que 81
sogor GosEalsz ttsns Sd sarge el papOl dc don
Vslest GaSrsKsiA. tEsta obxa tue PEeSta 81
.etacsa so zechsa ccnseeutvss ap Il tsttEo "Alni'
al ds - HAbana.l -Adtinks 81 juguets con ice
M Vieic OAlaYsT6n" J la pisssntA pa t1niGie1
an cinoo cWAdxos titulada "El AaoEto Vivo."
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Ccn f1chA ~ an carTInnta oaaRf

Cen ttcha a. asl cskxisAts oseEiban deeds
sabana- GTSnds & LA Dsaoc1aciA" 10 que SiRu0,
qSs, On reahdad, tisnB dea bomoleI J m ao1to.
lido:
UHR asAoRa do eVts puSblo dsj6 R caGit0
absndonada dHIaRt1 aIgunoB diag do aNaenoia.
Al YegrsGaY enaontr6 Alli 81 cadkveH do unA psr
aonA doBconocida, J sn agtado dc dodsempoGioi6u
sin que haya sido Posibls identihcAHlo. Hoy q
haTk la a1toPUis, poE oTden del Jusgado, Que on
tisndo en- d asunts"
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VoSNdA con 90 hoSnoao NAif0Tme aKul ,
oanso % dirjgi6 ayR. las suatTa de 10 taTde, 81
oalaeio episcopal ID EseOlania de IL ViTgeR dc ls
PsevideHoiA ppxs fslicitRH al Itmo. ID. Obispr.
al eusrpo de nin0S oant6 Siscut6 con 90 instru-
aantal dslAute del PXOlado m hinano mEuestc
expTewmsnt0 para ast0 aste Der 81 MaGstHo dc lS
&seolaRiA ii saloH Ag1ll& Daapuos los alumRoA
Carlos AndIRo, JuHtlRe Maid -nado Bernardo
Zane pronunciaTcn peaHfss dedieadas 3. 3.
cs1asde sl auto ol alumne Esteban Andjno cor
IA cOYto , biOn pronuasiaao dilOu1sa oA Ologic
de la y tIica. Los iovsaeitea M6EicoG fAexon o.
inoHaneAts tEatAdos por 81 bosdadoao HsSc
Obispe tueTos tanbisn obsequIedoH coz dslSsl
vinos gsR sYosou: salie1on todoa aontentiGimoS
ap audie ado 81 Pastor , cestindolS m cors de-
Awe eRimadisimc.
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Ins Eoznonas cue dssesn adqWirIE papalstAs
do u vsmta poy aeoIonss del hermos0 caaaxo d
cleo OAONABO que % Axhiba OM Las oacinas Fe
Il aanoY dos Jos6 OsauaIa 0oieal 6 ostaa diehAs
aasiMAs. YAGe ban eoloeado 90 de ID mikad de
aapapeletAa Sc tyAta de nRs msRnfGca obrA de
srta eHyO lenKo mide In. < lm.FE yquo lla-
90 mucho ID atsnaiSn par el soloEide, sembxA,
tsno lus y pTopoVcIonos anatSmisas. OAda acei6n
vale M peso y jugaKk % sue9tsa On aombiHaci6n
90 q Bortso dc - LutaTiR PEoviasial que % cSls
EagG 81 10 Dc BSbSe-o pEoximo. ia cuadro, o.
tsalidad, vale Aaa de SEQ psass: sin smhaYgo, o
staeTO dc A:aionon para ID vents Eols % elava
kEoseieAtes. a Sal
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Loa paaol aiaentAdos @ d Y

Los pagoS e1eeutAdos 81 IL Ts
posisAxfas dc u 1sla dHIaBts 81 mes
slasiaaAaou PoH sseCionsn fUsTon
5esoi6n psimaEa, obligaCionas gent
50 ctvs. 9scei6n sORuH5a Grac
$50 1Al.6B eeAtAvoS. SRcci6A tal
SiAe, ,63k 81 ctvs. HeSci6n cuAl
SIS, e39 3S centAVoa. SeGei6n q
sic $40 20 ctVH. G0cci6n Iexta,
$S2 T66 O6 centaveI. 6scci62 rep
S70, ,2SI g6 csntAvoS.-Tstal, $12
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81 dc eItA hechA 20 ioa no ingEesSmea on el
honoYsb BILE gTamio de los patoV, IL VnTdad 90 que
ne sabsmos para cutHdo 10 dsjsmos. Despu6B de
tsatiGiMo ceMo hA llovido en q corriOnta mOH =
suaado sapsIkbRmsa algUuoI dias Dc 1sspiEo, les
ssucYaa nubal NO % hsn dado por P4acho Andi
~. ARocha hoy no h eesado dc Hover d
sienpo eontix6a ameRa1aa5o lluvia. De dcnae
SsEultR que Il grippe eacostvsTk campo poH don.
da sxtendOIsO y loS ooyTaol pretsxto para asgUiI
hacisndo dc Les Tuyss. Bsndito J GlAbado Gee
el Banto 1oMbrs dc Dies
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CEBADA

n msjor AIimsato para tcaa sIass de ga
sadol Sc IA rseibidO Rna busnA paEtidA de nag.
aiHsa osltdad, On SasoE de fansgau, que ysRds
pEseio Muy iMitado; aEi como vaxias clsaas de-
1adsEa del PaiS, Juan Pisa J kaa, EOEtalsEa 81.
16-8
Rera tenaax husnes VianH sn IL mess, Ee Ia.
- naosHsxie Holieitar lon tiztos hIascos de la
@sTca siIegsonon, Riojs, que vsadaa ee 81 sEta.
alseimiento loz GsEorsI SobEino de LHiHa Comp.
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81 domingo py6xlmo ieadE6 lu0aF q tltims
ccrridA de toxOa sa il plaza de PusrtA dc TsTra.
Sc lidisYkn so'ameSta dos toHoH poH ser loS 6Ai.
SOS qae sxiStSE dc lcB importadoI de IL PsninSs
e. HabEG gsan xahaja de pEeciou Ssgdn opoEtu-
aamsnts % anHBciari amtos toYoa asTkR msta
dos poY 81 Rplaudido sspada n JsTeHIno" Hay
qRs daR 10 dsGpadida ChicorKo hn de que %
)! aho eStYaEt0 VWsva trAeKaos usa buenR d
dEillA con SuE CoErespoRdianteH toHoE do aCIedita
daa QanadelfsG
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III amigo Giusti, dasAo eel PARIS BAZAR,
sa inelina tanto { 10 profauo como 10 Yeigioso,
7 que 90 fa0Ets en- 10 mfatioo acsbA dc pTobarlc
aherA inpoTtsndo uaan pIeciosisnan medallRs hs.
chSa sn plsta ma que por Nm lsdn oEtsntSn IL
imsgsn do NEeatTe Sefoya dc la PEovlSsRcia J
por el otTo el sscRdo do Puerto .Riro Gen 81 ccA
sabido coEderito y tod. Las dichss medallau
han side mAn aadaa haear exprsuAmeatl Paris
lsa estG vsR iieAdo so eestaves una que, o.
KoAlidAd son muy barataa
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-loh, 81 qss.iaa AadEsal -.

--lOh vi qsBaidA Aadrsal....
-uo sVsal1 que HsEis AgEada5la vsK eoFEeK poE
a lar tis aobxe psEnseitss por la atembrA
doFmr 90 ana cuns p1CteRido poH hgsEas esKtnas IN
ser qaa os abHAksss de cUsndo euando per aAAna
A1ehs
-Ein dada. :. sin duda. Perez
MAS Gdelante le oduenlfai1 csmo 10 hGbsa Rido
VoR, psxa ser I'M hombge EOEio.
-lEso auenoI.es.
Andrea % puuo colorado AlAIadoHs haHta q eide
Dc "a marbles:
-lPueS bien, nol-murmuE6-As una xsAlidad, Ani-
GO wia.
Bernardo IL Ievant6 Ms bsasoa pToeauo6n iH-
hnita tsnlisHs RAgullAr AqUaa trkgl sIpeEsEEA
del pcHvssIE.
Andrea se absndost g, como les labioS del falls
padre buacassn loA snyou, NO o1 EsshAxe
-lDe modo qu64.. ..-balbuste 81 eAee dc IN ms
tanta.
--sarG m nine-dijo ARdxSa-Yo 10 qRiaTo.
shadi6 cen voE qus tDniR IN onaaAto inexpHeable:
-1C6ms le namatomcs7
- ndrSsl La pen IrSroH el nonhre dc Hu madxo.
AndTsa mevi6 ID cabexa.
-Eseuehad-diiO eoR algHnA tYistena; squt para en-
Te noegos smgo mis- yo vago Msaos de 10 que pophan
BebHs tide vslgo mencs quo Yea
~ AndrsaI
-si me hsga iustiSiai 70 qsiers que % NAme Bar
naEdo.
- No % deasgvadaKia vaKdadaEamonAs ESQ nemhEaS
-ka pnsato que On al yAaAtTai Il daGso de mi CO.
Iaa6n q aus q aldo % 90 pavsAea
--inIl .slasayai..,.
-Ek pshsss eaeonEaHma eos tgeaRsaeiA nHJ iElA
aslag saase,,r
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-27

DaEd0 hoy nc sxnlpo On In vltKtm@ 0e
asraditAdo aatahlaeimiosko denominado "LA Lu-
na" San FxsE cisco IS, ssquina { Il Oxux, uH'
harmouiSimh vaEiida collection Dc a0mbTOroI
adorHEdos para sIdorAs J usnoHitGa, CHyas foEms'
adOrnon demuOftr.n Is t'tima media eRHoPes.
sus praCioG Eon xslstivAnsRts equitAtivea casi
sa pueds aSeKUrar Sus no hay en- Paris hszAI qu
le iguAls en- slegAHcia guatcsAl que rivalics COZ
KuH pEecioE. As
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-27

De MLaa Net ciaR" ea 81 s'gNieAtG auO to:-
LA ius.icis Ros obliga dsciH qusla noticia
"a Il TSnuHGiR del SE. Salvador no debi6 ser %
nard, pHsH c'rye hoy somo valida u do q. dsEsn-
nena aI MiRiHtOfio de Hacisnda 81 RT. Canalo.
las" Rspstimos 10 disbo aprop6Eito de este
asuato. Ha1tA ahoHs, grscisH dos, nj uno 30
10 de lou tslggrAMas de 50 service particular Pu
htissdos pcr LA CORRESPONDENCE he Issulttdc
b.cawsr I'd" como diio el sssfmAdo eoegR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-27
OnnkYA lna indiRl1in

Contra Loo iadividuoS dstonidoH sn d D0p6.
sito municipal, por virtud do Il esuSa que . lee
Sigu0 con motive de Il musEto del sujoto, cuyo
aadkvoK tuS hsllado pox II muRalIa cerea dol Na.
tsdeTe, 70 ha decYotado suto dc pEini6n ancaha
fuoTcn csndusideG u OfToel do Puerta do Tlo.
|na.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-27

u AyuntsmiOHto de Vslladold ha votado
la s9nA de GuiHcs nil pssstsa para los gastes Dc
tRtsaei6n d0 los Yestos de den Jos6 ZsYxllla, al
famoso aSter del TsaoYio, dssds Madrid hssta
disha Ciudad, patTia On Il pAtria del aminoate
n 1aka aRRRN0l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-27
INTERESAH

PronGto ser muy liCo como Y
RsmAts que nAr& 10 CASA dsl nsitoE
81 del coHIiOAtS { II ma de ID tA
is la i. Rniaad de icy I, xsloiss J
ls tcdas classS y areCioS, que - I
uepos dal IA mitsd ds ~ VAler, b {
1cait0 J vATiAdu "A It'd. - oDjel
lscsakAl1ss para EsnoR4g, ALBUMS
iiel para retEstoH atc6tns, COS i '
. sxsaliEaIAn Iei pTscios qas oiss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-27

PARA ANO M eAdaMoi
,as ssrr .Raa qus AeoFtusbrAn haeeT tmpsimiI
aus taristAu On ID tipogrEtiR GO Ia CcRRKsFcNDEN
81 !, g. aigvAR snvIarnoa Goa tiemPo aHR oioensa
nsTa ave puodan quedAr seEvldos opoxtuRs
4 aats. No deoeR eHpsTAE Il tima hoEA en que
81 trahaio % aglomsEa sara haceHlo. Olsn ssnxss
: .isn tarieta1 coT1isntea CusGtan m peSo Dc
bsn pAgArae pHociSAmekts per adolantAdo. 10
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-27

Sc srcuaRGVa eRfatm~ Do caRa-y nov ala
gsaYsmoR que Ee msjo1s prsRto.--BasstvO somVa
KeVc amigo D. sarox AbdI Hodactor de La
namocraeia". NKGatTo tambi6a amigo OI genor
asChe cargo do Il sessi6n "Or6IieA" del miono
|eEtImAblo oaloea.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-27

For Ion guardiAs del Puaato "PRntG Santiago
[ tlays EumAsaoL fuOTon datsRidos IoH iRdivi-
dues Vicente GAGsiA J Pilay Es1TaEo poE TiA& he
biaa aStra a&ros ~ 81 bs1sio llamado "PslmaS
habi6HdosSls ocupado dos nalatss. La IeVsTts
ss pToSaovj6 eonaOAueneiA de qusTOT 81 GAHeIs
sioax II jsvsn Pillar YsSIltsado hsrido Ol pIi-
neYo