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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-29

medic de hermanas hermanos parentes de todos gra
dos 0neantados de eEcuCharle.
Minnie era ID 6nica qae presto atenci6n aquelas
narraeiones ntermnables per de benOvolen
Ca de cortssfa e Bonrsfa los pasass agradables;
Henta pequenoS extsemecmieptos obigRdOs los
paSpisU tsrrbleG extasabA las dencripCiones
1Ayl lls miSma vuelta al mundo tiene t6rmno
Fu6 precise que carruae tomase el caminO del "hote
Haba egado mOmento natural de las deHpsdidas por
aquel dia.
Hawbury Salud6 se retir6, pero 81 baron no tenfa
eBte prop6Eto de enenden de ndirectaa
nj Ge preocupan de ora que de cumpr deBeoB
Las daman entraron en- 81 casa el baron entE6 con
elias.
EStaa subieron 81 piGO superior pero 81 baron
alter6 por clio.
Minnie -diiO-bajareis prOntO, 1verdadf Puen
bier, voya delcanaar para ssperarou
Empuj6 Ia puerta escog6 el ill6n mas c6modo, hup-
di6ndoHo on @ cerrando los oiOs dspusO empear
una buena proyiI6n de paCencia.
Pero en- brevO Il espera e parsci6 larga Un cuarto
de hora media hora cuartoS q cabo
de una hora sin embargo Ia impaCenCa poder6 de e
sai6 del salon, sub6 ID esCaera eHCuch6 Oy6 que ha
blaban sin duda 10 haban olvidado BaHtarfs puss con
que, llamass.
Mini
Made le contsHt6.
- Minniel
ESta ven 81 lIamamisnto fu6 hecho en- voz alta
Siempre 81 mismo slencio.
-IAIinniel iolaaaal
Nadis psreci6.
-, Minnie Fayl-grit6 con vos mas fuerta
Antoncea abEA64e VYamento Ia puexta de una habits
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-29

Como W no ensusntean mas Que deeiH contHa
Ia OoRRESPoEDHNOrA, parece quo alguno Ge en-
trstiens en- propalaF por lOS Cat6s que mes dan
gratis el pan, las gallstsB e flets, 81 slumbrado
sl6ctrico 81 do gas Rutdo, los refresCOs, rabos
dc gallo, 81 vino y que haSta nos perdonan lan
ecntribuoioReu Que comemog Cenamog de
ROrra en- La CATALINA, las Tullerias, el Universe
Ttanvfay hotel oe FIaneia. ESl6stirns que los ca.
seros no Gigan tambi6n ess buen ejsmpio, 10 que
NOS vendria de psrilla, pars Coronar la obra.
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IntereSante

Por el estado de 1Alud del uuefio de la I'm.
preua de Omnibus "El ProgrenO," que hasia Iun
serviciou entire eSta CspitAly Santurce se vsnde Ia
misna con todo1 Dus cochea. CaballoB accssorios.
Iamblen 90 vende ls cuadra y cochera, subarren.
dando 81 teyReno de 6stas.
Para infOEmss disigirse D. Miguel Llane-
ras en- Il Fabrics de icoreB dol Sr. Successor de
Queyede y Hess. 6-5
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Buen negoCio

para 81 que des6e an pocoa anog adQuirir una for.
tUna. Sc ha puesto en vsnts Il pulperia situada
frente 81 muele DID Catsfo, denominsds Eg CobO.
DiIijirse el que ID intsress & don Francisco
Marcos, duano del Rsiogmada BspsFGnsa, ca IA
NeSinR ds snta Capital, l0--l0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-29

NuostrO apteciado am 50 seaor don Luis
Gautlsr, COmiSiOnsdo pOr Q, Ayuntamiento de
Ponce en- eSta Capital para la Exponci6a regto-
nal ea objet de atsncione1 y deforenciAS por los
numerosos amigos que tisne en- est4 Ciudad
quieneu dsEean que su psrmanencia entire elos
10 asa 10 maa aRTGdable poUible.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-29

Degda 81 nneu paBado hsn empezRdo tocar
en SSnchez Saman6 Cpoblaciones de Ia bah(a de
onte hltimo ncrabrs en la rapdblica dc Santo DO
mingo) lcH vapores franCeaes de la Oompanfa
TraSatlGnticA, que haCan Wales de Europa, via
San Thomas, tocaado on eBta Capital, Puerto
Plata, Haity y vice versa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-29

De Arroyo NOS esOriben que 81 mereado ha
0stAdo muy snimado en- la semana pasada CON el
GargamentO por '7allina" para divsrsoS conner
Ciantss per varias importacioneB por Cabote1os.
So agua1daba hoy o. referido yapor "Gsllina" que
tOmaria 500 bocCyaa dc aEdsar, vendidos por loa
SEas. A. Hartpna an Comp. l0I SreB. Fritzs,
Lund Comp. de Ponce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-29

DOS ENFERMOs que sufrian, uno de una
dlcera ascrofnloaa, 81 OF Q de atrofa incipiente
dol hfgado fuerou Completamente curados con el
solo uRo de Il EnsuEsS6s de Scott.
Bo9ota, Junio 4, 1884.
Senores Scott y BoqOns, NuevA YoYk.-Muy
seliores MICS: Hscs pooos meHeS vinieron por os.
suaIidad mis- msne algunag botellas de ID E,sm
sS6 Do SOFT que uutsdeg praparan, las cualeB en-.
say6 en- dos anfermos. Uno de ellos gufrfa. der.
de mucho tempo, de una dlcera oserofuloSa y 81
otro de atrohs incipients del hfgsdo. Ambou
fueron completameRts curados con Il aola aplica
ci6n de ID Emulsion, la cual continuaYe preTcri
biendo siempre, para los casos en- que estk indi
cada. Quado de ustsdea con II mayor conside
raei6n ateato D. >. a. b 8. m.-DF. Vicente Ptre'
RssbS0.
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lah.a d Hs.ll1Ia

Por toner que ausentarse 90 duefio, 81 vende en
81 barrio del .'CEDRITo" iuEisdicCi6n de ssbans
del Palmar, una que brinda grandes gananciau 81
que logre So adquisici6n. Dicha estancia estS
compueSta de $50 cuerdas os muy cosechera
de cate. Tiene especiales terrenos para Ia STEM
bra dc plStanos buenos. cerCados para ID crianza
montes virgenes. y Cuepta ademas con los edit
clos necasarios para vivienda de una familia, y
para Ia recollection de frutoa Para informea al.
rigirse al dueno Don Jacinto Soils en- Is miSma
fnca. 1910
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-29

Venden O0Eecsdo Hermanos y c. un vino de
JersE, en- octave de b0tsllas monfsimAg que no
hay NADIA mas que pedir. Cuentan laH cr6nicas
que dicho vino sS 81 misnao que tomaban los dio
Iss en- 81 OlimpO, en- los buenoS tlempos del pa
naniaron
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-29
AVISO

I'm atsnci6n que distintaS vsces he sido ex
plotado miser ablomente, hago conRtar 81 pdbliCO
en- general, eapecialmeuts al comercio, que no
reConozco, nj menos psgaT6 Cusnta alguna que
no hays sido contrsida por mi psraoRalmepte
Cidra % Enero 1884, 4.--Escol6Etico Ferrer Santa.
go. 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-29

Nos dicen de Lares: 'LAs Rsstss que 90 pre-
pArsn On este pueblo NADIA dejar6n que desssr. Sc
nota mucha animation pOr tOdAS parties , el ale
Calde y AyuntamientO deseau que aquellas resu,.
ton 10 mas brillanteSs possible. Empezar6n el pxi-
nero de Febrero ya hay sRueReia de vecinos y
trRngeuntes'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-29

El general Pasqufn IA aometido < informe
dol Oentro Congultivo dc Ia Armada, 81 pxoYecto
do construction de ma oscuadrilla de caiioneroa
con deutino Il vigiascla del litoral cubano.
SDg6n notiOisu, 80 trats de eOnatruir IL canoHe.
y0G dc pEimsra elsso a. 500 tOaaIadas ocho
nl aagRnaa IN IQ0 81 aapnte n halls aetusls
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-29

.hl Impartial de MayagGsz tiene noticia de
que el Sr. Harcia Alfonso, rsclsstemente nOmbra-
do gobsrnador del BGmsO EspaNol de PtO.- -RscO,
en- i6ven periOdista de VRatG ilus5racl6n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-29

iO lopiass 81 flspsaa l4S (da sllan cinso torHAi
dau por uanorasls sn ltaIi', lSO; en- SriSs, 81;
81 Hoande, 7s; en- Grecs, II; ~ portugA 7O;
eh Dinamarca, 81 "a suscia Noruega 25; en-
Alepaania. s84; oa Inglatera, 1900; On EBcocia,
I00 > an IrIanda, 1904.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-29

FL Jarabe BAls&mlcO al Guayacol del doctor
Rodriguez Castro ss 81 nsdicRmento que mas
aCeptaei6n ha tenido en- lA IsA. Tomando este
Jarabe NO hay misdo lA tisiS, nj bronqwitis, nj
OsTaG nj cGtGgFOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-29

Hamos dido decir qus q aenor AyuaO. adnai.
nistra lor de Comunicaciones, sd probable que,
por ascenao, se embarque para la Peninsula q Is
del pr6xirno mes de FebreEo. Eato parsce con.
drmar 10 que sobre 81 particular dice 1la Demo
cracia" da Ponce
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-29

Los herpes, los smpeines, los barFOs, espi
nillas manChaa del cdtis, deaaparscen y 70 en-.
ran radiealmente con Ia Locf6n Antihsrp6ted del
doctor Montes. AliviA instantSnasments Ia pi.
caz6n y es nm rsmedio intalible contra Ia Gaspa ,
Ia calvicia. AgrAdablQments parfumada raEulta
una excelente aqua dc tocador para laS damaI.
Ds venta en- casa del seiior Guillermety.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-29

faenta a6Eastldo una pansaola. 81 pfaaapuAaso
dc tichoa buques asoendalA unoa dos miElOaea
6e psHoR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-29

Ha fsllscido Ga enta Capital y aver tarde
tHvo lugar 10 conducci6n de 81 cad6ver II
CemeMtsrio, el spyeciable sefor don MSxi.
mo Gonzalez, Ofcial 2. de Admiaiatrs.
ci6n q Q Jefe del Preaidio Provincial.-R LP
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-29

Ri juevea 90 pondr& essena en- Arscibo
como Ultima function del abono actual, Las Gam
pGnGS de OdrTt6H y el Viernea como dia festive
psr6 10 primsra del segupdo abono.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-29

ri domingo pasa>.o dsspues del fracasado bal
le de ninoa on 81 Salon Oonsistorial, sparocieron
alli dos pulsefitaa una al paTeCer de orc otra
de plata
Los que puedan justifcar Ia propedad. one
pasen recojerlas donde el senior Medina. Cor.
serie del AyuntamieDto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-29
VARIED ADE rs

CereCedc Harmanouy Compahia acaban de
recibir an vino de mesa blanco, gallego, que es
extra superior. x unos naIchichonea de Bolo-
mis-. hAata ALI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-29

80 anunCia para mai tss pr6xmo d repre-
aentaCi6n de HernenS, como decima function GO.
rreppondiente al turno impair.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-29

Cslzado extra superior, 81 mejor que ue i'm.
rorta 81 pais, para todos los gustos y todas lsE
fortunag, solicitese an Ia COastanciS dc BorYSs y
Reiaeg
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-29

lQaiefs ustsd tonlAF baAn yiA0 en 81 fas1A I
1 Dss4a hacer buena dsgesti6n1 Puss s0tiOite 81
siRto bAneo, de LogfoaO qua vende Lulha.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-29

Esta noche { prlmera hora Sc reunir6 Ia So.
cedad Eson6miea de Amigos del PATS para dar
poseci6n & su nueva directiva
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-29

ProcOdente de San Thomas eseala, tom6
puerto aver el vapor Glem6n "MArhomannta" cor
0argA para varioB.
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il n LlaEe2

Sc Venden: una CASA tienda, Hituada en- d
Gale prinClpai, dc sete varas de frente por diez
de tondo. con magnf6co horno y panaderia con
todog los utersiliog neGesariog para ID cenfeCci6r
de pan gelletas Produce 80 pesos de alquiler
menBual Otra csSa habitaci6n, de IL media
varas dc freute, por dieE de fondo, radicals en- ID
Gale ode Alfonso XII" con horno local para
panaderis y utenGilios para ID confession de pan
dulCeR; puede producir "a peBos mensualeu En-
Ia actualldad la vive su dus1o. Estas fpcas estSn
cobljadas de hero y forman una manzapa de ca
aaB por estar COntguaa unag & otrAB Una es
tancia de 80 cuerdAs de paste malezas con aqua
permsnente y 10 minutes de pueblo Un Kios
ko, situado en- ana deJag eRquinss de ID plaza
principal produces 8 pesos de slquiler. Intor-
mara on LareS el duero de Las fness Don Manuel
Chico L6peE Confte,fa, plaza principal S-1
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AwEn Ia BdT6ersa de PeHG en- Mayaglez se
Vende LA CORRESPONDENCE DE PTo-R1oo. 3O-27
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BanCO Popular

SscrstarIa.-Por orden del aahor Director SO
avsa por esta soa vss los senores accionistae CUE
el psge del tercer dividendo fnalizA el 10 de Fe.
brero pr6ximo; el del cwarto dividendo el 10 de
Marco y 81 del qNiatO el 10 de Abril, durante Gu
yos terminus deoeran sAtSfacer 81 importe de las
scciones respectivas cada dividepdo prseisamen-
to en- casa del Cajero don Grato TinRud, plaza de
Alfonso XIII, bajos del Casino Espahol, ceGsndo
por consiguiente elcobro que 80 venfa hacienda
z domicilio.
81 aceIomsst9 que no pagus los dSviasndOs pos
teTIorss (dice sl 2.o apAftGdo del Arto 60 de los
EstatutoSI PERDERA sWs GceiOnes, cOnsideTdndoseIs
syst6nces como ipOnsnts pOr las camtidGdcs qwe b
bGese sGtisfecho.
San Juan Puerto Rico, % de EnerO 1884,
G9r6ninao 70 AgrdGt SIS
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E Ahorro CoLec1vo

SEORETARIA.
A consecusnCia de que en- breve se instaarA
81 Ahpacen de prOsGsioaes acordGdo, el Conssio de
GODierno de eBta sociedad cooperative, ha dis
pusHto Ia provision de Ia plaEa de AdnstnGrtradeT
de disho estG6IesinsGsntO con ell haber de 400 pc
sos anusles Nm go virtud re hace p6bliCo para
que los aapirantea puedan preBentar suu Golieitu.
des on pliego Cerrado y lacrado haata el dia IL
del mes pr6ximo en- esta SeCretsrfa mi cargo
(Luna 76) donde hallar6n de manifesto las obi
gscionea ssnaladas 81 expresado destino.-Puerto
Rico, 2S de Enero de I894--MigusI CGasllos
VcrgGrG.-V.o B.o-El Presidents, JosS O. Bar
bOSa. 6-2
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VIZ GIo

En- sltlo c6atr1co de eStA t,lnuad be csde en-
yenta ~ eapacioao c6modo local.-Posee ade-
mas msgEffcoB apsradorea de vidrieran estan.
terfas bien construidas, propiaR para Cnalquiera
clase de stablecimientoG. admiten ofOrtas
por ambas ooRss. En- eataimprenta informsrdn. 81
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Venta de maderaS del lais

Sc dessan realizar en- 81 pueblo de Rio-grans
de urecios m6dicos las Higuientes:
200 viguataa de varas de largo, 9 con A.
so vieuatss de varGs de largo, con espano-
lass vigaa de 8 vsras- 800 alfajfas de
Varas de la~go.-IO OMAS PAZ. 15-T
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Lozs, efsctos de lats. lat6n hisrro galvani.
Eado RrtiCulos de hisrro aporCelanado y cnbiertos
de metal blanCo, en- Ian grades quincallas de M.
Roman Compahfa
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FsIs ltaal :; &C., :: : &;

d. Federico Le rYdHd ROdY1 0KeS
Farmsc6utco laureado Ia Esposic6i6n Universal de
Barcelona, residente en- Utuado.
Este prOductO del pals fu6 entire los SIETE
sentados el UNIO0 que por su BUENA ELABORATION Z
EXQUSITA PUREZA logr6 slcanzar los placemes de la
Junta Cafcadera e premio de 0IEN PESOS, ofrecid0
el ltmo Ooncurso Agcoa celebrsao en- San Juan de
Puerto-Rico.
ia ell PLATAN0 1a almentacion, nuestro pals ha
por consgente necesidad de pOndea buenas
Hdades.-UTIL SIEMPRE sera para los NINOS, Los ER
FERMOSy "toda persona delcada de est6msgO." So Fl
OUA separada de los principles exanos susancss pro-
teicas del fruto.
Pregunte usted 50 m6dco conVendra al delicado
tonnage de nino de enfermO SECURE estoy de que
dirA que ST.
Pru6bese que no cuesta tanto Ia prueba, dir& u.s.
con ArQuimedes EUREKA, va encont6 10 que buscaba.
Sc Vende todas las farmacas buenos establecmisa
nR pauuetes de Y media libra fVIM0
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@0@a Sc desc. alquilar una
OGO9GD por inquilino que paga
CON toda puntualldad pars una faniIia coUnpues
ts de 4 peraopas Irformsra 81 Sr Fernandez
ca Ell "Hotel Universe" 3-3
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81 quiere Vd. funaar extra aabroao, aolieite
en- el colmado de CereCedo los ciRarroB cigarri
los, de la marOA PartGqds de ID HabAua.
The herald., 1894-05-05
AN ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING.

Encouraging Outlook for the Main and
Tenth Street Hotel Scheme.
A very enthusiastic hotel meeting was
held last night to raise subscriptions for
the completion of the Tenth and Main
street hotel.
Judge B. N. Smith was made tenn
porsry chairman of the meeting, and
spoke very forcibly of the necessity OF a
hotel, and that he wonld give liberal
subscription.
He was followed in an address by
Gen. John r. Mathews, who said he did
not own foot of property in the vicin-
ity of the hotel, but, as q merch ant and
public spirited citizen, he would give
$3.50.
This subscription was followed by
others. who subscribed literally, and in
all $4,000 was raised at the meeting,
making about $4,000 already sub
scribed. The report Of the subscription
committee was very encouraging, and it
looks now as though the hotel will really
be built. The hotel and grounds will
comprise six acres. which the hotel
committee propose to give to any one
who will complete the hotel according
to the original plans. About 1000
more lie all that the subscription COM
mittee will require to make the PROPOSE
ton O 90.
The herald., 1894-05-05
THE MEMBERS ANNUAL.

A Neat Brochure Published by the
Chamber OF Commerce..
One of the most useful books Issued
by the chamber of commerce is the
Members Annual. 1t contains ali the
information about that body that is OF
special interest to the members. The
circulation numbers 1000 copies and ia
limited only to the mem bers, After
each of the 675 have been supplied the
books remaining are to he distributed
to the newspapers OF Southern Califor-
MIA and chambers OF commerce and
boards of trade.
A brief account OF the formation OF
the chamber in October, 1885, is printed,
together with the various officers which
have been elected since then. The pres-
ent officers are given, together with pic
lures OF the members of the board OF
directors, the work OF the organization.
books published and the exhibit, TO
gether with the principal contributors.
President Freeman's annual address
for '94 is also printed, az is the secretary
report. The proceedings at the BANQUET
at Santa Monica in February, form in
teresting reading In the book. Tho dia-
gram OF the tables at this happy occa-
sion is given, as ia a list Of the mem bers
OF the chamber and their addresses.
The book contains Sc pages and is
printed on fine enameled pager.
The herald., 1894-05-05
KATE TAKEN INTO COURT.

Mrs. Katz VIII Apply for q Divorce.
Rev. Knighten's Position.
Edward Katz. the penniless drummer
from Chicago. who jumped into noto-
riety by his clsndestine marriage to Miss
Edith Ruthard, was arraigned in JUS
tice Seaman's court yesterday upon a
charge of embezzlement. He is accused
by ]. s. Prizgint of having taken shirt
samples worth So and disposing of them.
His trial was set for next Mondsy.
Ketz came here about a month ago
from Chicago, but does not represent a
clothing house or any other house.
Since his arrival here he has been mixed
up in several unpleasant cases, in which
women figured more or less conspicu-
ously. From accounts, he has gotten
himself into other scrapes which may
prove serious for him.
The father OF the girl he so hastily
married will take steps at once to pro-
cure a divorce. Katz claims be will
fight the procedure unless the father
paws him for his 'wronged feelings"
Rev. Will Knighten, who married the
couple, stated yesterday that he had
been misrepresented III q certain &C.
count published OF the affair. He was
perfectly innocent of what TRANSFERRED
before the couple reached his house, and
an introduction and recommendation
from the deputy county clerk and au-
other man was sufficient to satisfy him
that there was nothing wrong. Had
there been even an intimation of the
circumstances attendant upon the case,
he would have hesitated before perform
ing the ceremony.
The herald., 1894-05-05
A YOUNG MAN MISSING.
THE STRANGE DISAPPEARANCE
OF CLARENCE E. DODGE.
Ho Left El Monte Five wseks Ago and
Has Not Been Heard From.
Foul Play sus-
pected.

Clarence E. Dodge, whose brother re-
sides at 122 Temple street, and who
formerly conducted poultry ranch st
Compton, is reported missing. He has
not been heard from since March 9th,
aud it is thought that he was murdered
for his money.
Dodge sold out hia business at Comp
ton over six weeks ago, came to the city
and went almost Immediately to Ell
Monte. He had quite sum OF money
npon his person, the proceeds OF his
ranch sale.
On March 25th Dodge wrote to Albert
Blair OF this city that he would return
in day or two. Upon March 9th he
wrote similar letter to q young lady in
Ohio, TO whom he is engaged to be mar
ried. This was the last heard of him
except a statement from Ell Monte to
the effect that Dodge fell in with q COM
pany OF miners who were going on q
prospecting tour. No one seemed to
know the miners, where they were from
or where they were going.
The missing mans brother and friends
became alarmed and yesterday reported
the matter to Sheriff Cline who, with
Detective Insley, is making an investi-
cation.
Dodge is 90 years OF age, 6 feet in
height, weight 1853 pounds, has light
hair, smooth face, large features, walks
stoopshouldered; wore brownish gray
clothes and soft white hat.
The herald., 1894-05-05

transportation lines OF far greater inn
portance that first should be owned and
controlled by the masses instead of the
classes.
But II is quite plain on the face OF it,
that the proposed canal echeme is not
primarily for the benefit Of the masses,
but for the benefit OF the classts 30 the
expense OF the masses, the Same az IN the
Pacific railroad deals. Ii this it gost--
ment which ia urged upon us ia going to
pay such enormous profits to this
country, what in the name of com mon
sense does this government want OF q
private outfit OF public plunderoFs to
conduct it for tis? Or, il that company
meant to deal squarely with it's security
how long would it 20 begging for money
for an investment that offerH "a certain
and safe return of more than per cent
per annum? The present plan is obvi-
ously to enrich the few of the expense OF
the many. When built, the canal must
be built by the labor OF the people, out
OF raw material alao rightfully belonging
to the people. So, when this canal be-.
comes a necessity for the happiness and
comfort OF the people, let them build it
and operate it for their mutual sdvan-
tage. But under no circumstance will
1 give my consent to have my money
loaned to private syndicates to build
public utilities. | can build and operate
my own utilities to my own advantage
better than any body elae can do it with
my money.
The afternoon session opened with a
paper by Prof. Newton B. Pierce of
Santa Ana upon Recent Work on Plant
Disease. He called special attention to
the Florida leaf blight, which has been
introduced into the state through the
carelessness Of the state board OF horti-
culture. He recommended spraying.
which revives the growth of foliage and
increases the production of fruit from So
to rs per cent.
Fruit Drying and Grading was treated
by Prof. O. Il. Tebbetts in very intelli-
gent manner. Incidentally he mem
toned the combination OF the deciduous
fruit growers similar to the one effected
by the citrus people. 1t is expected the
com bination will increase the market
price and improve the quality OF the
goods.
The closing paper was delivered by /.
@. Wood OF Ontario upon the pruning
and curing of lemons. Many valuable
IDEAS were advanced for the care of this
plant. The most important was that
lemons should be put on the market
after being cured not over one month,
they being in better condition for keep
ing then than later.
The session closed with vote OF
thanks to the people of Pasadena for
hospitality extended.
1t was voted to hold the next meeting
at Pomona. The following officers were
elected for the coming year: President,
L. M. Holt, Los Angeles vice-president.
Prof. g. T.. Tebbetts, Pasadena; secre-,
tary and treasurer, Dedson Smith, Santa
Ana; chronological, A. ]. Cook. Pomona !;
psthologist, N. B. Pierce. Santa Ana;
directors, N. w. Blanchard, @. M.
Heintz. Judge Blades. E. M. Holmes,
M. G. Cammack, George A. True, A. d.
Bishop, E. M. Hatch, X. q. Bonine, A.
w. McCracken, John Scott.