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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-13
ALAS! THEY Do NOT KNOW.
This is the Great Trouble with
Many Women.
AND THE CAUSE OF TROUBLE
A Prominent Professor Gives Some
Timely Hints Which Are Amply
Confirmed by Facts.

"womea do not realize the cause Of
their troubles" Tho president Of a
medicalcollege who uttered these words
looked very solemn; was very sad. He
had just seen 4 hopeless case Of 0 charm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-13
RAILROADS.
" =
I.RAvE WHEELING

tDRily, except sunday.
e:ISA. m. mud Wheeling at 1911 p. NJ
Trains No. .. G. II and ~ connect with betdic
limo ior TriadephIh ller1ic leaves Triadelphia
for Flu Grove at $50 M. $3.50 a. m. l25l 4 IN.
mud Clio D. M. Daily, except Sundays and Sat-
urrlays herilc, will connect with ttsin No. ~
leaving Wheeling At 1l:oo p. 70.
sundays hcrdc lcAves Trl,lelphla at ,s Sgo
irains No. 8 il and 70 from Wheolias.
II. 4 WEISGERBElL Gen. Aanngor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-13
,0lOnud1sls markets St.. wheeling. VIVA.

The Island cans and electric motors pnSS tho
door Fourth annual session begins MONDAY.
september Il, 1891. This school OfTGrI q coin.
pets aud thorough cdncnilou IN PractGci; Eng.
ll'h. Mathematics, English Classics, Latin aud
Modern Languages
The school consists Of Primary. intermediate
Academic and College Preparatory departments
The methods aud cOutiu Of instruction Will
compare fHvorAbIy with tho bcst Summaries In
Boys arc received ia the Primary and Inter.
mediate. For circulars or interview. apply to
MRS. N. STEVENS HART,
Principal. Wheeling. ". Vn.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-08
DRY GOODS.
MONEY SAVED
is MONEY EARNED.
SEE WHAT
MARVELLOUS MONEYS WORTH
THIS WEEKS SALE
OFFERS.
$4,000
Worth Handsome, New,
Clean Merchandise, fresh
from cases, at
A FEARFUL and APPALLING
sacrifice OF VALUES.

See those beautiful Figured Challies at Sc
yard; worth Sc.
See those pretty Shifting Percales at SIC;
worth &c.
See those exquisite new G-Aghams, in solid
colors stripes and checks, at 64c; we're rever
sold less than l0c.
See those large size, All-Iinen Towels at7cs
you always paid l5c.
See those fun bleached Table Damasks at
29c; you'll admit they are worth SOC.
See those Bengaline Silks, regular 75c quail
fly, this week &c.
See those fine French Challies, light aud
dark grounds 30inches wide. worth CSC at go.
See those new figured China Silks at Csc;
worth half-dollar.
See our new Swivel silk Ginghams at 43c;
others ask 49c. SIC and CSC.
See our Boys Percale Shirt Waists, all
sizes at 15c; worth 25c.
See our new line Butter Color Laces, from
sc a yard upwards
See hundreds OF phenomenal bargains in
new goods that cannot be had elsewhere.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-08

ror, stared at them from the table by his
bedside. Physicians were called at once.
There was no
SIGN OF WOUNDS
On the head or trunk. Then how had
the decapitatiOn boon ELECTED IL must
have been done while the man was alive
otherwise the blood would not have
flowed as il had. DR.. Stone, the famous
surgeon, came in to see the body and de-
termine how the man had been killed.
He carefully examined the head.
Il see il ALL he said, and he pointed
out tiny wound that the others had
overlooked A very thin, long, sharp
blade had been driven into the blind eye,
aud right through the head with a strong
downward blow to the brain. Death had
occurred instantly. the doctor said. Then
the murderer had cut off the head with
one of Pedro's famous knives, which he
found in the shop. il had been made for
a gentleman who ives afterward staff
officer of high rank on the staf of Gen.
Pat Cleburne, of Arkansas. The same
man was n good second Of Judge Terry
when the latter killed Senator Frederick.
All this was discovered from his name on
the handle of the weapon, which had been
finished, but not vet delivered and the
murderer used it. as it was the first thing
that came to his hand
Entrance had been affected by opening
the back window shutter. Robbery was
not the cause of the crime. The great sea
chest was unlocked and contained some
thousands of dollars mostly in gold. A year
before Pedro had made an Photographic
will, leaving all he had TO his friend
the priest He was quite wealthy man,
and the good father used most of the
money in repairing his church aud edu-
eating little Ninetta, who became quite a
famous singer. The police were inefec-
tive as usual. They could find no trace
of the murderer. But little by little this
story became current.
Pedro had been of high rank at home,
in Spain, and eloped with the daughter
of princely grandee. Furious at the
disgrace" as they called it, they alb
Quoted the wife and year-old daughter,
and no trace of them was ever discovered.
A hired assassin had barely missed earn
ing his 20 scudi in failing to kill Pedro
when he made the ugly scar and cut out
his eye. He gave up the hunt for the
time, but he finally located his game and
brought it down. The awful head with
its CHASTITY wide-open eye, was the culmi-
| mating vengeance of the vendetta begun
three decades before. All this was years
ago. The shop was torn away, and au-
other race of people, thrifty northern
merchants, own the old site of the little
shop where the famous cutler Of Royal
street lived and died 50 tragic a death.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-08
A Chip OF the Old Block.

Col. Breckenridge IS now serving his fifth
.erm and is close TO 90 years old. He has a
family OF Rrownup children, three girls, one
OF whom is married residing in Staunton,
Va, and two boys, one a lawyer. aiding in The
defense Of his father he other named for
his grandfather, Robert }. Breckenridge is OF
a wild disposition. Bob as he is known. got
into frequent difficulties, and figured in news
paper articles.
just Lefore the breaking out Of the Breckin-
ridge-POllard scandal saws the Lexington,
Ky, Dispatch Bob got on spree and had
several fights. Col. Breckenridge tele~raphed
from Washington TO put him in jail and keep
him there until he returned. Viii instruc-
tons we're followed. 10 was decided TO send
and Just as he was boarding a vessel at san
Francisco he read an account OF his father
doinRs with Miss Pollard and wired his
brother Desha here: Put the old man In
jail and keep him there until 1 return"
That's what 1 get for my pains sobbed
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-08
Because you see me light and gay,

btCdUs6 you SEC me Hght and gay,
Playing with that man and with this,
You turn from me, and coldly say
How frivolous she Isl"
Because you hear my laugh ring out
Careless, amid the ballroom glare;
You think that all | care about
In life is only there.
Because, to your disdainful look
l answer with as cold a gaze,
You sneer: My lady Ill can brook
That one no homage pays"
Because you note my blush and smile,
When others bow before my throne,
You do not know that all the while
Your mastery own.
You will not guess-L cannot tell
That tho gh their praises 6atter me,
And though my kingdom pleases me well,
I'd leave it willingly
To reign as queen beside your hearth,
TO call my own your love, your life,
Would give up all prize on earth,
To be VOur wife
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-08

That's what l get for my pains" sobbed
the small boy as he swallowed dose Of castor
oil philadelphia Record.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-08

A popular woman writer, says the New
York Herald, insists that one Of the most
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-08

effective ways in which a woman may do
missionary work is that of thoroughly
training every servant that falls to her
lot. The universal plea that lust as one
has assimilated our approved methods
she shakes off the dust (alas too often
literal dust) of our culinary department,
she answers by the assertion that this is
a selfish view to take of the case. She
points out the obvious fact that if each
housekeeper would conscien tiously put
her own interests outside the matter and
go seriously to work to revise and i'm
prove domestic servants for the good of
the cause, the number of efficient helpers
could but be steadily increasing. AS it
is, there is only now and then woman
who does her duty by the kitchen, and
consequently that branch of home life is
slowly deteriorating.
A pretty story is going the rounds about
Rosa Bonheur. Some time ago Russian
grand duke was visiting Paris, and CHANGED
to dine in her company. They got on very
we'll, and at dessert they ate philopena
tcgether-that is to say, they shared a
double almond. But the duke, when next
day they met, forgot to say ''philopena,"
and lost the bet. He asked the artist what
present he should give her, and she added,
laughlngly: ANY animal that would do
to paint; something pretty, you know"
Inc duke smiled and departed.
Nothing more was heard of him, and
the lady had quite forgotten the affair,
when, some months afterward, the royal
forfeit arrived-to.wit, three enormous
polar bears.
A few years ago, says the New York
Herald, the person who passed 40 with
out set of the falsest of false teeth in
his mouth, was an exception to the uni
versal rule. To-day the person under 40
thus unfortunate is the exception. One
wonders whether this is because den
tistry has made marvellous strides in the
last decade or so, or because rather more
private attention is given the teeth now
than formerly. Undoubtedly these two
things are both factors in the change.
There is also another condition not so
generally understood. The best dental
authorities tell US that no part of the
human body is more subject to the laws
of heredity than the teeth. And also
that a woman invariably loses something
of the substance of her own teeth with
the birth of each child, so that the moth
ers of large families are apt to be- left
pretty badly off IN this respect.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-07
BanCO popular

En- virtad de acuero0 del Oonsej9 no convo-
co por el prsEents Justa gsaegsl extraordinaris
de accioni'tas con hN de dar CuentA la mis-
ma del reSu Is de la obllgACl6n impussta & d..
cho JoHssjo por Ia JuatA general a0terior. Ade-
uass gs &C Rvoca & ia msnclonSda JuNts pstici6R
de 36 AceionlItAs, ? cor ell dereCho qus les con.
esde oil art 60 de los Estst1tOg, con ell obieso dc
proponsE que ss aumente el capital social dies
mil pesos y & 10 vez para que Go proCeda l.
siscCi6n de Secresasio que resulta vacsat0.
Ls indicadk JuntR debsr& tensr lugRr 81 dia
del sctuNl 4 las aiets ds 10 nochs sR el loC.l
que osupS q SouiedAd oson6miea del pats; ha.
ai6R fOae ptelente q en- Las ofsinaS del B ne que
do fisda la rslsc6A do las aC0lOnist,s que tiensn
vo1 vet en- dichs Juata, as como que NJ Se
po1r& dessrar legAIments ConGt tuida la Junts
ARA e aumaRto del capital socisl 81 no ConcusIOu
los dos tsrceraS parties de los aCCionintAS que 70
presenter las dos tsrceraa parties del capital cor
arreg' al art. 81 del Reg eg'amento.-Pusrto Rico
, s de Ma 40 Ae 1894 e Sssrethlio INFERNO,
Adalbe. to Ditz Nor @ rv~~'-~S1ts a..
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PEPlMQ Yenta de una fnca.

En- 81 barrio sGuatemala" de este t5fmino
municipal & M cualto de hora de Il pohlaei6n
SO venda Ia precioga fnca nombrada "Bejuco"
pertsneciapts ID nucehi6n de don Pascasio No
reno. Estk compueGta de zoe cuerdaG pr6xima.
mente, 130 cuerdas de cafe de estes, 20 cuerdaB
de cafe visjo superior 81 yesto de cafe de dos
snos hsata euatfo Tiene 81 cuerdag de paste
osrcadss dc aarnbre astscoRes de moral6n y
nembradoa de guineoH y plStsnoa. Sc sstima ls
production de la fnca alradedor de A60 fanegas
Tiene ms bueaa caga vivivienda cualtsl para
neones. casa tshoRs, cocina de peoneB dep6sito
de cafe cass de mkquins con estanque, algibe y
seeade1os que puedeR contener 40 fsnegaB de
cafe. EstAs conRtrUccioKeB EoR de MADEIRA del
p fg. Establecimientos para moler cana eR NAL
sttado, otra casa de IA 8 vsras, IN peSebre para
Guatro cahalloa Gon 90 cuaEto para yerba J dos
csrretas es NAL eHtado, La casa habitaCi6n tiene
an almac6n dep6uito en- Il plants bsjA Hay eB
ID fi0ca todas DENTS uteaSilios pkra ID recolec
ci6n del fruto. La faca estk sircundada por di-
versus quebradaH de aqua permapente TodAs
Ian pis1as de CATS tienen BuB bueneS ealleioneB
que faci1itan la conducCi6n del grano pTedomi
na en- elias Ia Eoulbrs de guaba , bucar. Siendo
numeroao 81 veciRdaBio de ID inca yieBen laB CO.
isdores Sin necesidad de aviso, cor ID ventaja de
de que no es obligatOrio dar eB maRtsnci6n nj
albergue. Para msyores detalIes condicioneU
de vepta diriiivse & doHa Moncerrste O. de Mo
rsno, MeRdez VigO 16s, NayOguez. 16-4
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EnDFRSa do OMNIBUS J COGHES
FL Bien PublIco =
Seccion de AnunClos
Buena OCCASION

Venta do una FincG-Por no podeT ateader.
ID "a duafo, ss vende una eR UtuAdo, barrio de
Rioabajo, TRdicsda en- ID misma csrTetera que
conduce & Areeibo, compuesta de 80 cuerdaI
mas menos, cor fncss de cafe, plStanoE, gui-
Beoa, pastos de guinea &rboeV fsutAles de todaH
cIases TieB0 casa habitscios, almacen techado
de zinc 50 m6quIsa para el deEgrane J eondi.
ci6R del fruto IN glseis. Aqua permanents
con ~ coriespoRdisnte tanque Tsmbi6u la Gtra.
viepa una qusbrada. AdemSu una CaHa-tisnda,
Ia mas acreditada del trayecto pueI todaH las per.
sonas que pasan CON direcci6s IL villa del Ca
pit6n Correa Ee detieneR en- Ia fonda MLIR Jibari.
t." doRde Sc eexpende el queBo de pTenaa mas
aeIecto exquisite que Be conoca en- Puerto-Rico
premiado con $75 en- ell Oertamen sgricola cele-
brado en- Ii Capital. Para infoFneE dirigirss 81
dueno don Adolfo Legrand que reside en- Ia ex.
preHada incs. l6-1I
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Venta de Estancia en- ADJUNTAs

Sc veade upa en- el barrio Saltillo, termiRo
municipal de AdiuntaF, compuesta de 24O Cuer-
dau terrenos, de las cualeB hay $50 incadaH de
cafe, d at nos gunsos en- buen sstado. Sc hl.
lie IituadA en- 10 carretsrs de Ponce AdjuhtSH
meno1 de IN kil6metvo de eEts pueblo coRtie
ne Las mejoraB siguientsB: La atravieEa IN yio;
tieno dos buenoS cercadoH de pRstcs, gran alma
cen de % vGraE de fysnts para les tEutoS con
tshonR, mfquinas de bueyeH, venteadoreG,z2 ~ aIte'
sas gran casa vivienda, otra casa almacen, Casa
para 81 mayordomo casa para tienda y vivienda
de vents varas cor pRDadsFfa J 80 horno, ocho
casas de clavots maderaB para arrimados, II
hohfos de ysguaE, otrs casa de vivieRaa tieRda,
tendal de la1riloB etc etc. todOH los 6tllen ne
cenarioa para ID recolecsi6R del cafe. El que Ia
intereEe pusde diriiirUe % dueno en- este pue.
bio CGsinir0 SsrYGnO. 15-4
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nedaB reEelladaF que ga hahfan tsaido de ID IL
tsndenca ss hab bfan flttado, lan moperias rese.
lladas no les recibisn sn Il DepositaEfe de este
Ayuatemiento
All DIR el comercio tales rumoreB empez6
rehuaar las monedas leFellsfas fueTa no legf
timo 50 reselo, 81 lss recihfa, con una depYe.
cifci6n de M 20 por loo que fue admitido por
81 pueblo conaumidor.
81 dssde esta fecha nos hubieramoa pueato
en obfevvacidn quizss hubiersmos podido averi.
guar 81 alg5no aakaba no haciando su 8gosto
RpertfechAndose de monedaa reaellada 20 " 40
ceatavos Les peBetRs medioB pesos para despu6s
hsCerla valer por IS J 80 coss que no hnbiera
mos podidO Greer, que cor seguridsd hubiera
reunido an buen pico que cualquieF pagtor lei
hubieFa alcsnzsdo para der recomponer 81 mi
serablo choza.
81 dis del mes IN curse ha venido el nefior
AlCalde 81 eStablecim onto de laa 40 saMores Sui
GoFes de Rsm6s B. RI rice, de gus soy ageio ges
tor. compFar uHA Quarts de cola, tll veg con IL
mejoE inteRci6n, aconpRnado de dos iadiViduos
que uRo 50 empleado de este MunicipIo, 81 otro|
m pich6n de pirtor que sfortunadsmente esta
tysbajando enegu miEma casa; deBpuGs de despa.
char 81 seiior Acalde Ia coils que babis pedido,
me- do para cobra3 una pesata aguieresda cuyo
reBallo qui3Ss fuera bueRo, pero Que 70 No como
cta, y llsvado por las eoakumbres del comarcio en-
general y de la Depoait8Yia Municipal rehugS to-
mar por rs ceatavos dicha monada Of, Ia toma.
ba por 30 que eg el valoE que sc e de en- ssta vi.
lie. E senior AC'lde en- vilta de este msnd6 en-
segui6a Il slCaldia buscar los aellos tipos que
81 habis para Cotejar dichR mopsda llevarme &
81 tribRnaes AEi pada mas me hubiera podidc
coAvencer de que. les gellos tipos 30 se ha-
bian pRrdido gus exiatfan en- e ATuptsmieRto;
psro no obatRnte. ~. ID moBeda no se Cibe en-
II Depositsria Municipal. lGn que coBsiste z
z Onion tieRe le culps ri ssnor Alsalde tai vez
no Sc encueatra alf cnando esto sucede, ii ae
eacneRtrR 60 de suponer que este sordo ciego.
81 a'guno pretepde dsjar 81 cargo de "a der.
tino poE q comsrcio hsgalo es huena hors; paso
que ten9a presests que estsmos dispueatos NO
feiaTRoR.. lsvar por ans deseoa asf aaque mss
ssllos de la IstandenCia que peloa tanga en- Ia ca
bpzs,y Hi hacienda uso de sus fueros de Cesar
SmpsrdtaF. quisierR provocsr ell co, hicto, que el
cOmercio evit6, 10 habrS y.... gordo. J. J
Quay de aquel que gea e canaante..
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Nos dicsn de v 81 aIta: En este putb' O.
ONO en- otros nuchos 81 Cox fiSto monetaElo pus
De tgser fuHestas co2EecusASiGb. EI ComercIo
raunido aeoxd6, harG cosa de dos mesea, en- viata
1e Ia confusi6n que txiats de seIlcS buanou ma
os, recibir toda monsda fia,cioRsris, "a ameri
saBa & mexicaaa, bien NAL reEellada aguis
raad8 sin TeEellO afguNO, anterior 81 ano de
1885, al p ecio que hsbia venido rapibi sndoss
hasta hace POGO tempo, sxcepto en- Il Capital
ie SO ceHtEvos ks medios pesos 26 Las pese
tss Osperasdo que tai eutado de CusaS traeria
como ConBecuencia uBa reaoluci6n del Gobiarno
IN armonfa cor los iAteresas de todos Porque w.
mos yer: est6 prohibida Ia istroducci6n de mo-
nada mexicsna cuya prohihici6R data del ano
1884; Is moneda eapshola que debfs sustitulsla
no vlene ell aeEor MlnistFo en- eatudio giempre
n reEolvsr nada SCORE tan grave asunto; Ia mo-
seda que tsnemoB en- ID isis, la tercera parte eS
aguisreada hRcieud0 omisi6n de ai sft6 bisn 8
nal Teusllada ana parte de ella; 1no coHvendrfa
I. ID mosedaq no tIene TeGelIo legal Sc le diera
nm val detesminado, asf sabria 81 Comerelo =
ell pueblo quo atsnerseP
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Ell BARoN AMERIoANo

horrible ER qua VacilaRte rthsxionaba Kitty
decA que sin dndA hsbfa recado Husno losura
Pore DAcrsG, dsSpuOs de hAbsr est1diado, aHalzAdo
examinado imRg nHci6n la fS'mula meRoH depro
silva mas pAElamentaTia-dijo por nm:
~ lAIetula, annals ese italiano, q 8 not
ia qui6Al IA GraSoli
81
lamar 20 q ase hombreP....
Kitty pens6 qre Is locura de compAhero GoRsiltla
en- euemigoB al condO eHts ocurA exca.
sable por parte de cautvo de vctima de Gisso
Adem6T 81 hRba bstido tambsn, que tal veE haba re-
Cibido uMR hsrida en- Ia sabtxA
-aVoI lo Rmais1-repuso DaCrsI con aupicSnts.
-.Oontestad, o. ruego cOntsstadi
mo, le detegto -profri6 H0lemnemeHts Mad Wi.
Nougby que quiSo por campan6p, rspreEOntAr
70 "a paps On aqusl drama de la locura
-lDa veratr
-Ds ysras, l. dstsuto como ninsun otrO hombrs
On d muAdo.
-lLo jursiT5
-L4o juro.
RsalueRts, Ma. WulougFy eomstfa IN psriurio.
SaafhcendO odIO Al proplO tOmpo que Ia dsnonsa Dc
COmpAnero.
DacreH lanz6 I'm grito de algeria.
-DsCidme-sa di6 con tsmbloroua-luunea d
haboiG SrnadoI
-Nunca; uismpro me denAgrad6; rismpro le detestk
Vsa on 50 Sosto una exprsaoA de altuca de hPore1a
que no me ha eEgsntd1 jamSa.
-Oh que 81 cislo OF bendiga por yusrt,h palsbVsS-
exc'am6 Dacrsu tal fsrvoT cue Md Wougby retire
Csd6 aArmsda dc nueyo sin da1Gs do 10 que as
60, Eapuso;
-lEEa NAais, y labsia Quisd anaha
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Mr.. Gladstone j fsd | partido liberal in.
gl6B ha salido muy agsadeeido de Las atenclonea
lie que fi6 objeto duTasts 50 tltma vista &
g ipdzc .. Y en- demostraci6a de clio, desps
dirse escribi6 81 Sr. Gore1nador de Ia Provincia
la sigu'ente caEts que honra a gran 0ncsano &
Guipdzcoa:
"EEcmo. sr. Goberaador civil de Gipdzcoa
San Sebastian.
Excslencia.-Por eRcargargo de mi expose,
de mi hijs, de mi amigo y huefpsd 81. Armistsad,
de TODD 100 qua me aeompat aHon sas, deaeo
tTaemitirie el rcconocimieAto mas cordial m6s
rHspetnoIo pog Les mueEtraB dc simpatfas con cue
fuimos recluidos aver en- San ssbastian por vues
tra excslencia, por 81 emiReats gobesRa7or mill.
tar y por 81 dIstinguido alcslde de ese Municipio
LS vistss y objstos que pTessneiamos son,
aa efeSto, del mayor intsves, mas no deiaron 30.
b,e nuentro cosaz6n una imprssl6n tan indaleble
como 81 carino Bingnlar demoat ado poE Lar di
varaaS autordades q7ienen has Eido GonfadoB
Ion cavgos osals6 de una region tan intereaante
de Esp e.
Com mis- mas vehsmeatss cordialeg dessoB
por ID pEosperdad de vuestsa sxcelencia y de
vuestro pals tspgo ei honor de ser de vuestra *
celeAcia 81 mas fsly obediente servidor. Gldas
tone"
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Oopiamea de IL hevlsts de Puefto-H q

UopamoA dc Il :. heVlsts de Rueft0 Rico !" :
~ NAL 16gWs: HAce mas de dos ai1os cue
smpreAdimo4 usa es6rgtcA Campa6a contra Ell
viCio de 10 mcrfi que taHtag Victimss cueata Ga
el vscino pueblo de JusEa-Dla2. NueStra voz
perdi6se sn 81 desierto cOlosiaI porque eI gobier
no nj sqEiela tYat6 de avaEiguaT ID Yerdad de lca
hechog que despnciamos. Ahora puentro eatina
do colega LA CoRREsPoNDENoEA pnblics usa carta
de Jusna- Diaz, en- que 20 autor deseorYe una pan
Ia dc velo que cub. 9 esa e. ferEnedad social bas
tants pars producer Ia exthci6a de nm pueblo
7 sea an NOS eSCribsn de JusRa-Disz, ha pro@uci
do tan ef lax reBultsdo el aualto & que ge refe g
nuestro co ega dc Ponce, que los EsCretoR tratsn-
tas de morisa han suspendido 81 traffic en- aque
LA ciudad en- s refsFido pustlo 81 extreme lie
producer IN desegpero atroa alcsmoIfnomanis COS
qus eHtsR aEschaRdo roaatantemente & los m6dlcoa
Caridad !"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-07
Eacrihan da OkanAa.

&C mo coatinuaei6n Las malandanEas y pc.
dHadAs del dOmiBgo-ds que L Of cuenta aver
81 Iunes fu6 hsEido mslamente en- 81 Cuallo mn
muchach6n llsmado Nicasio Moreno, 81 cual en-.
iaba 6brio poy les GALES buscRNdo Camorra, hasta
que vino dar en- mSnoa de nm tal Tones Dis4
qulen, segdR RoticisH 4 Is 81 que Il inffi6 lsa he.
rldaH. La policia hs traba1aio ceR aetividad es
loS sucsTos del domingo luneS enpscialmente
al csbo comandsnte del p" "sto sOhoT LloveEol y
loB guaHdiag Alfonso Garcia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-07


Nos dicen De S6bane. q ande: Nitamon
aqui dadoa todon los diabloa cor 81 eBpantoso
deahsr' juste de ID mcneda. Es de TODD punto
FeceaAEla que 81 9oberna3ox le recommends este
Alcalae y Juez MuniripAl que NOS meta multaa
hsssa que por eHte medic sa consiga que eKtremos
todos dentro De IL Iegalidad. Dk uBted una
moneda buena J 81 caoo de m rate se Il Cevuel.
vap maR'featando, dice Don FaIano qse csto solo
v0s tamtO, 10 replica uno:--vea Ustsd elfello del
9abieEno-y le Coutrareplican, .teuo es faIaifiss
do" Los que Ieprobamos eBtos negocicg indig
soa de e1plotar al pob'e estannos Gov I'M humor
dc psrroa. Sc impone con urgencia Is neeeaidad
de que haya mu' 'tas muchaa mutas. Las com.
ponaRdRs los pshoB Calientes no puaden EN-.
plearRe en- aaunto tan gYavialmo. Arguyen slgu.
no que los seheren que vieuen sabana Grande
poE cusnta do lan caUna de Msy0gIez no reci
ben ests aquella monoda que pD euo no Les
tomas, puss veDgan multas y mas multFs. Si Il
moneda es bueas, ss do cuenta 81 elcalas y .
JueE MuniCipal y que lluevan mutsa, mnchas
multas haEta que ese voiCsn de eSpeeuladores sia
conCieRcia 20 apagus. So coja nm pF6jlmo con
una moRoda + ipiRa Be We cue es nueva, pues
cuenta q Juez que SO svsrigue quien ID di6
aSi, por Ell hilo 70 llega hssta donde sst6 ell dea
vargoRzsdo cont abandiSta. 81 20 no fnera an
economists, diria & Ioa BabaReiios uuiero ser q
calde repslaria el suedo 1sabe ted psrs qu63
para meterle multss hasta 81 mismis mo pst.on
San IsidrO. On desesperGdO."