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The herald., 1894-07-08

OF the beautiful, grand and picturesque
as these noble peaks, the csfions between
the cultivated valleys below, and the
shining ocean beyond.
Mr.. Yer Mehr has large mercantile
houses at Kingman, and at White Hills,
Ariz., both highly prosperous mining
regions.
Capt. Frank II. Hen arrived in Los
Angeles on the first day OF the strike
and has been detained ever since. He
is captain Of Company 80, Cincinnati
fire department, and is anxious to return
to his duties.
Miss Mary W. Light, Mannheim, Pa,
enjoyed the delights OF Echo mountain
in company with her friend, Miss Sarah
Gnagey OF Pasadena. They lunched in
the cool and shady glen of Maple
springs.
Mrs. W. J. Smith of Elmwood, III. (;
Mrs. w. r. Ireland of Los Angeles and
Jessie A. Mccoy OF Santa Ana appreci-
sted the varied attractions OF the Mount
Lowe railway.
Mrs. J. P. Fault and @. W. Fault,
Portland. Ore, and Mrs. j. E. Coffin
and W. V. Coffin of Whittier were
among yesterdays visitors.
James T. Adam, a Chicago business
man, is strike bound. and SAYS he would
willingly ride in day coach to his des-
tination. as he did in his younger days,
rather than be longer detained.
Mrs. w. W. Woollen and her daugh.
ter, Miss Marie, from Indianapolis, ad-
mired the mountain view with Miss
Ellen F. Thompson OF Pasadens.
Among other distant visitors were r.
jackson, Hot Springs, Ark; w. De-
ment Church, Wsl!a Walla, Waah., and
j. G. Hitler, San Francisco.
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cupy the pulpit of that church tomorrow
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cupy the pulpit of that church tomorrow
morning and evening.
Tilman Hobson will lead the meeting
of the Young Mems Christian associa-
on, ON Sunday afternoon at 8 O'Clock,
in Strong's hsll. Subject: Saul OF Tar
sus. Young men invited.
A special sermon upon the present
labor and capital difficulties will be
preached by Rev. Staats, at the North
pssadena Congregational church, to-
mo row morning at IL O'Clock. James
q. Clark will assist in the song service.
1T the First NJ f. Church the pastor,
R '. Clark Crawford, will preach in the
IN rningo OIL Able to Save to the Uttermost
an in the evening Justification by
Fai b.
The fire company was called ont by a
fire in a barn on South Mentone avenue,
belonging to W. H. McBain. The COM
rany responded very quickly and made
coed run out, and owing to the dis
tance the structure was burned before
their arrival. The fire was caused by u
com bination Of small boy and matches.
No insurance.
The Electric Light company has been
obliged to shut off its incandescent
lights at IL O'Clock, owing to the short
age of fuel.
The Eolian, newly organized musical
club, with A. s. Taylor ss director, will
give its initial entertainments ut the
Hotel Green music hall on Friday even
ing, July 18th.
The Boys brigade left this morning
for Long Beach, where they go into
camp for several days. About 25 mem
bers went down, under command OF
Captain Sedwick.
The herald., 1894-07-08
Santa Monica Notes,

A visit to Santa Monica without trying one
OF Frank Lawton's fish dirnels, at the Port Los
Angeles restaurant, is a failure to take ad Ivan.
tage of the good things OF life.
Eckert & Hopf are now ready to cater to the
public at their old pavilion and their new res.
laurent in the North Beach bath house.
Santa Monica Fish Market. Fresh fish and
shell fish OF all kinds delivered Tree. Third
street.
Genial Gus Allgen is always ready to enter.
tain his friends at his restaurant at the cafion.
meal there leaves q longing for another
When visiting the canon be sure to call on
EmiIe Nouvarind. the chef de cuisine of the
Little Yosemite, and enjoy good meal
Try The Pavilion when visiting the csnon.
First class rooms for dodgers; superior meals at
al hours. A. Dillon, proprietor.
When at the canon be sure to visit 1.-THE
Unique" where refreshments of all kinds are
served. Dancing every Sunday
Superior furnished rooms, single or en- suite.
at "The Milwaukee," Utah avenue, near Third
street.
For camping space beneath the lordly syca.
more apply to Walter Mcdrath, at the cafion.
The herald., 1894-07-08
SANTA MONICA.

Tho First Train Since tho Strike Com
msnced-Notes.
SANTA MONICA, July THE first train
on the Southern Pacific to arrive since
the tie.up came in yesterday, reaching
here at IL :l5 and leaving at 3 80. There
where about dozsn passengers, the
mail and Wells Fargo matter. The reg
ulsr crew, including Engineer Hurst.
Conductor Basset, and Baggage and
Wells-Fsrgo Agent Warthen. On the
arrival of the rrain there was no demon.
strstion OF any character. The Santa
Fe brought down train on Friday and
one yesterday.
A CRUISING LAUNCH.
The new vapor launch, Hettie B.,
which has recently been built at San
Francisco for F. Bruslein & Co. of Santa
Monica, is expected to arrive here on
the 18th or 10Th inst. It will be remem-
bered that MIR. Burslen Is the gentle
man who had the Santa Monica built,
which was wrecked through no fault OF
his at Lompoc on Decoration day while
ell route TO the city by the sea but
after losing over $1,000 the gentleman
proved his abiding faith in Santa Mon
ica by having a new boat built, which
he has named after a special friend, who
gave him 10 years ago jewel of great
value, aad he declares it will prove Io
be a maecot to his new boat.
The launch is built Of the best mate
rial and after the latest improved mod
els. Every convenience and contrivance
for the safety and comfort of her guests
that money could purchase has been
provided for her. She is 30 feet long,
with 12.foot beam, and with 20-horse-
power vapor electric engine. She is
fitted up throughout with electric lights.
She can carry 60 passengers comfortably
and will be in charge OF Captain Erick-
son, late of the Kimball line, he being
thoroughly familiar with the coast.
Mr.. Carson. her designer, and Mr..
DAILY of the engine company will come
down with her. 1t is the intention OF
Mr.. Bruslein to keep the launch here
and have her for the purpose of cruising
on the southern coast.
The expert who has been at work or
the city officials books for some time or
the orders OF our city trustees, has com
pleted his labors and finds everything
OK.
Postmaster Steele deserves vote o
thanks from every public-spirited citi
zen, for during the strike he has brough
the local mail at his own expense.
Persons having rooms to rent durinl
the coming encampment of the q. A
R., commencing July 23d, to last II
days. will confer favor by leaving theil
names and numbers of rooms or housel
at Culp & Miller's grocery on Thirt
street.
Miss Maud Rile, daughter OF our loca
Photographic artist, celebrated he
fourth birthday in becoming manne
on Friday last.
Santa Monica tent No. %, K. o. T. M.
installed its officers on Wednesday.
Tomorrow evening the finance com
mittee of the G.. A. r. encnmpmen
committee meet at Judge Willis Office
Seaside lodge No. 367, 1. o. o. F.
and Rebecca degree lodge No. 1893, in
stall officers Tuesday evening.
The herald., 1894-07-08
LONG BEACH.

Tho Boya' Brigade Go Iato Camp-BIg
Yellowtail Fishing.
LONG BEACH, July THE Boys bri-
gads arrived on the 2 p. m. train today
and went in camp on the boundary line
between Alamitos and Long Beach.
About 125 boys arrived today and more
are due here from Redlands.
Ysllowtail are running by the thou.
sands outside the new wharf. All fish
ing parties come back with immense
catches.
Prof. Brown of the Downey high
school has taken rooms in the Roberts
cottage for the summer.
Mrs. A. G. Ackland and son came over
from Santa Ana today for short vacs-
tion among friends.
A. NJ. Anson is hero from San Fran
cisco on business.
The herald., 1894-07-08
MOUNT LOWE.
Detained Travellers Find Consolation on
Echo Mountain.


Echo Mountain.
MOUNT LOWE, July 7.-Inexpressibly
grand said Miss A. A. Chevaillier, the
special correspondent Of the Boston Her.
aid, as she stood on the summit o
Mount Lowe and surveyed that large
section of the earth stretching from the
San Bernsrdino mountains, 100 miles
east, to the rim Of the ocean, behind
which the sun was setting in gorgeous
coors on the west, while range on range
OF mountains stretched northward like
adamantne waves. and the beautiful
San Gabriel and Los Angeles valleys
were spread out like a map on the
south.
Miss Chevaillier was accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Yer Mehr OF King
ston, Ariz., and their bright children,
Marie and Stuart, who, though accus-
toned to mountain scenery, had visited
no locality combining go many features
The herald., 1894-07-08
Long Ranch Notas.

THE MEDICAL SANITARIUM OF Long
Beach, Cal, established for the successful
treatment of chronic, nervous and female dis
eases. The most modern and best equipped
sanitarium in Southern California. Highest
OF references. For any further information or
circulars address DR.. or Mrs. NJ. A. Schultz, pro-
ptietors sanitarium, Long sesch, Cal.
HOLMAN, THE DRUGGIST, carries the
largest stock of drugs and stationery. Perfum-
cry and pre-, ,criptions his specially. NJ, G.
Holman, Central Pharmacy Long Beach, Csl.
SECONDHAND STORE, corner Third and
Pine streets. Long Beach, Cal. Dealers in new
Ind second hand furniture crockery, etc. Blee
& Mitchell.
TIE PACIFIC HOTEL will open in few
days under new management well furnished
and recleaned. Rates $1.Z5 per day,
DO YOU KNOW that the best brs ad in tn Q
stSte is made by the Excelsior Bakery, Long
Beach? It's a fact Try it.
BAY VIEW HOUSE; select family hotel,
with frst-c class table. Rates ST per wees.
Rooms single or en- suite.
IOWA VILLA HOTEL: pleasant rooms: rates
$125 per day, $6 Fer week. Best house for
money
LONG BEACH BATH HOUSE: 100 rooms;
new suits; hrst-class in ell respects.
EAT AT Pasadena Short-order House. Best
meals.
MCCARTHY KEEPS latest periodicals.
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Boado, Fusiles N dernou en- Adstria. Hun'
Lsmartine Flor Daliza por el mismo, tapaa y
canto0 dorados, 91.l5, Los Miuerableu, por vic
tor Hugo, tomos en- teIa ingleGa, $3.50, El al
mac6n de Il juventud, por Bustamants, Artss y
ciencisW, / tomo en- tela, tapau canto doYados
So, Las MI una noches. Cuentos kvabes. tspss
canto dOradcg, tcmo ep tela ingleuR $l75
Nuovo diccionario aDriclop6dico ilustrado. PEI
Campano, | tomo tela, S2.25. Liberia de B. F.
Sanjurjo VidaL
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Dice FL Din de M.u111: IL

Dice E7 D5G lie Msdlla:, LA priHi6s de So.
yaB hs permlhdo tOnocer int rssantes detales
sob s( atsAtado cometdo co TIA el eenerat Mar.
sinez CsmpoS Jose Cadln. 8 denigoado por Ia
susrte para ejscutar ate imep, al sfecto ell dia
"A de Julio + ximo pssado se dLlglo al psIacie
1s la caplt.Li. geEeral, col candose Cerca de IL
pueEta por Ia cuSl habia de salir el general para
la revista o1ganIzada poT scr 0leho dia @
santa dc 8. NJ. Ia Eetna regsnts. Mier tras aguar.
daba, ua guardia Clvil de csbaleria Sc uirgi6 ha,
Gle 8 'lanandoIe. Codins Sc BobreCogi6 , trat6
'e huir; psro el gu.rdia ae adelant5 ain fija,se
"a su atolondI amIentO, 10 rog6 que le sui jstsss
ma espuea. CodlnA le comp aci6, pero despu9s
hugo espantado, pues ilsVabA tres bombas dent. 0
lie la fsj' Tuvleron dsapu6s los anarquietaE uu
sonciid ulo, en- 81, PsIlAS reproeh6 Codina "a
cobArdia, sole tsndo y obtenisndo 81 ser 81 quiep
a'rojs les exp oslvo0 en- 10 paraAa del ~ de
etiembre."
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Ell BAR6H AMaR1OAno

-Hija mia -shAdi6 SBta volv6ndose hscla Ia donce.
n0-dOed & ere tcaballsro"
Nsta veE Ia paabrs cabsIlero" fue pronunsada coSo
una injUTia lpelo que infsrcrldadI La differences
entire las deB ronfas era semeiante de las bslda
deB.
-DeCid ese t'caballere" que es impcsibe, 1en.
tOndOiS bisnf "fmposible" resibirle.
SsRtSronse de nuevO las tres aire altanero He
bfan enVado 80 "utmstum" nada las harfa reroceder
Pero eS BAbido que el bsr6n era hombre espsz de
sntregarae por tan poco
penaa habfsn transCurridO algunos minutes despueE
de uegado 81 mensaje del baron de Atramone cuano a
mabAn de nuevo a pusrta entregaban carta Hol.
citando rOspueata
Esta ol baron adrmaba que le era BILE aome
terGe negava teEindO 0uenta que ss trataba de
una question de vida muerte.
Aunque nngana de Las vOstales encargadaR de velar
pof Ia llama evaPorada que agtaba los oj en-
corazon de Minnie tom6 por 10 Bsiio L. plabra uerte
de tel manera empleada hubo sleEco grave que dur6
PoCos minutes; refexonaba Era evidente one esta
Eegunda epistoa no haca que preceier otraa Tnu
cha0. EL baron dotsndfa De ls amenazaa de
crlmen 8 de aucidio pasaria otyaa txtravaganeas
Lady Dalrimphe EaaEifc6
-lNada de medias tintas Ya he recibfJo y trstadlo
como Ga merecs 81 senior baron K GanR. No ie tsmo
Rstiraos entrad cads yuost~Q 0Garto He afFon
tsOo Mtuaciones mas dificiles Q1e Brbal
-lPerO, tie NAL iPero senbf 81
Eatas adplcas hacfan mas imperezO tOdavfa eI hsro
mo de Ia snciaha viuda.
-iQ g subal .oss -rep t6 lady Dalrymphe.
ANITA astA noble iuassaRuia no quadaba otre ramad5o
quo rstiRaEaa On huep oydea
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Secclon de AnunciOs
Buena OCCASION

Vsnta dc una F6neO.-eor 30 poder ateader.
la au dueHo, ae veads una en- UtuGdo. barrio de
Bio ab io, = radicals en- II mismS csrHetera que
conduce Aresiho, compuesta de 20 cuerdan
mas meuos, coa fncsa de cafe, pl&tsnos, gui.
peos, pastos de guin's 6rboles f.utslss de todas
clases. Tien0 casa habitacioa, alplacGn tachsdo
do zinc y su mGquira para oil desgrane eondi.
ci6R del feuto I'm glaciS. Aqua permanente
Con "a cor espordiGnte tanque TAmbi6R Ia atYa
viesa una qusbrAda Adem6a uaa caHatisnda
Ia mas acreditada del trayecto, pues todau Jas per
aonas que pasan CON diresai6n Ia villa del Ca
pit&n Correa aa dstieneR en- Ia fonda ola Jibari
ts." doNde SO expends el queGo de prensa mas
veleeto J exg1iait@ que Ee CoaoCs en- Pusrto-RiCo
premiado cen SIS en- el Oartamen agrfcola cele.
brado en- la Cspital. Para iaformes diriglrss al
dueho don Adolto Legrand que reside en- Ia sx.
preGada fncs. Isl
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Salon para bailes

FL que susCribs inquilino de la casa n6m.O 20
de Ia Gale de Ia Cruz piso alto, ofrese las soCla
dades conEtituidas que quiesan utilizar e espacio
20 salon de Ia casa mencionada para ceiebrar
JuntsA Yeuniones J partiCulares qae deseon daI
bales On ella siempre que reuna Las eondicioneu
que exile el que sussribe d&ndosale con 81 ornate
alumbrado seCesArio, J dos habitaeioneS mGH
que Bervir6 de gabipete de seHoras CabalIerol
recibidor nm salon do refresco Como inuuilino
de la casa declarGrk- - CdNWtO DSGs. lL9
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De San LoraExo NOS esc ID,

De San LoreE8o nos esO lbe, o. ire otras co
aas, I'm estimado amigo nuestro: -. He tenidc
OCCASION de leer el 50 usio J asqu roBo impreao pu.
oicado en- esa. Aprusbo IL conducta de usted
lsv&nde,o los tribunaes Hombl0s que vaen
que ga debsn Ia sociedad 90 milia, NO
deben dejarge arrastrar por Las exageI aciones de
personals descouocidas. Lao que choca ca que ha
ya esta aolectm entoS gus Sc ptsatsn { 1mprinlr
iaa aue tAs como esAs eS que 90 ofsnde haHta 81
p6olico quian 90 obliga lserlaS."
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De San Lorenzo: thate pueblo que era nm
modelO, dentvo de POGO NO 20 W poder vivir or
s.. Los robos GO aucedsR 4 menudo; deEpu'B del
uus fuS victima nm amigo ha tsn'do lugar anoChe
m hecho escandaloao. ri mayordomo de den
jaime Vila llamado Engenio Pagan, at tEaaladar.
ua & IL hacienda fuG acometido por dos dsscono-
6, dos, punal ON manO, quisnes 10 dierOn oeho pu.
otxo daio que rasgArle Ia Eopa IN fuerte garrO
taxo que 10 trio del Caballo. Dadas las coRdicio
neu del iovsn P. gan He aupORe que 10 tomaroD
nor "a hsrm0So Juan que es Ell que conduce O.
dinerO pala el PagO de los poones 81 Objto seEi'
TObarIe"
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Ya NJ publIcAoo ests hX3m9. Ayuntamiento
el pr grama de los tuegos que ae qnemar6u en- la
noChs del Il del corrieate en- ID plazaela con mo.
Two de la insug ,rscton de 10 eSt6tua de @ lon
GstoB faegos sci an:-PTsnasra pGrts-.Una Cas-
ada irls de faego chm. SEQ; un ramilete de so
Gohetes 100 cohetss auLtldos y II idem de estre-
lie "Una Eattella" con camo.aDtes de colores Y
Ua vamjt!ete" de 100 cohetes SsqwndG porte !.
.'Una pis1a pitics" de triple compir ci6n, un
ramileSs dc so cohstea, "a ldem ae enaa ada de
solorsg, ID lem de lluv-a, IL idem Chlnescou.
"La dobe etfeEa", bonita pieza de movimientos
y nm ranilets de Toe cohetes-Iercera parte -
Gran fuante oriental" giratoria s fueQos chi
nescos, nn ramilets de SO cohetss de eatrells. %
idem comet Q, "a lem de pito IL idam de RODE
to, II ldtm do tres ar1anqnes, IL idem de l2
truenog. "Decoraei6R ale g6nca de Puerto Rico
nm ramillets ue so Cchetss de pamera.- C.aT
ia parts. Liza Sa amandrA de Rugierri" que re.
pIesenta una gerpiente petsiguiendo una msripo.
60; un ramillete de 30 cohetes 80 cohetea de
paYaCaidas, Is idsm de auspenslfn, IL idem de-
brillanten cor cola, II idem de tornaBol, u idem
de Campamento "Gran decoraci6n fnal" que rs
presenta 81 desembG1cO de Colon en- la iala. Gran
ramilIeto de 200 cohstea, terminando con II 60.
hetsg reales. In los intaEmedioa 90 elevaran ca .
prichosos globoa se quema1 6n alguHas bengslas
otras piezas que excitsn a hilarldad del p6bli.
co. El autor de o. fpegos es el acred tsdo u
competente srtd 1870 D. Jnan Rodriguez Pavade.
La Qompania de Ferrocasriles de Puerto
RsaM ha wNaAYdNAa dMmda Al q II @An Tl~n-.
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WVAPORES que 90 esperan, - 81 sgpano
" Martin Sasuz" Bali6 directamsnte para este
puerto el % del pasado procedente de Canar a.
-El esp. Ei esp. "MoatsUdeo" 10 VERTIGO d.
Cadiz, via Canari&s el 80 de Enero para esta is
lA-El aleman Hslvsta," saii6 el % ds passde
ssguir6 visjs para Colon, via Mayagaez Ponce,
y 81 ospa6ol " saturnina Ssli6 el ola del co
rrisnte direCtamsnte de Liverpool para est
puerto. el sspafol "M. L. ViIlaverds", lleg.-
TG el . del actual procedente de la Habana J e.
eRlaR
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va Sc hsa able.tv a. puoIco, en- sevilla, ls
sale de ls lnfanta Maria Laiua los jardinss que,
CON noble despEenolmieatc, fueEOn Cudidos pol la
e egia viada del duque de Montpessler. Los
jardtnes SON hermosos y las r. fOrmss hssbas no
1aa cauaa1o Y riac56n AlgunA ca su eAtado primi
two, corssgvando so besieza antigua. Sc han
tornado algunas g orietas deaf nsdo uRa de sus
mas amplisR caIIsn paEeo Dis carru isa.
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Nos diOen de JuAna Dia2: "La Corrida de
toroa lIeVada e4eeto en- 81 ola de hoy, por Ia
oompsHia que dirige el disBtro primsr eapada
Juan Mateo (al GJuaniqui" Hatiafzo los de
uaou del numeroso auditoriO, que conCurri6 di-
eho acto &vido de ContsmplaR IN espsCtaculo que,
an eVts pueblo, tiene sobre todo ell m9rito de e
uovedad. Tres toxos de Ia gaAaderia de don Jose
Feyrsr Keynes fueroR idIados CON mucha des.
troEa por los h6bileS toEeros que ComponsR Ia re.
fsRida cuadrilla. ri primer toT0 que se present3
an Ia pa lestra color Gaino caGsto, di6 mucho iue
90 los disBtsoB toleroH, dieting .i6ados0 "More.
Siro" que Csn "a arEOjo habilidad 90 6 anje6 las
sinpatlas del pdbico J obtUVO una pi piolongada J
nutrida saliva de apausos, que ge repetian cRds
veg que este diestrO idiador de toroP, demoHtra
ba eli denuedo que le distingue en- el arts dificii
de la Tauromaquia "JuaniQui" esua toreTo con
0unsdo, que ha demoBtEAdo siempfe una destrezS
ipconpaY able, Oada VeE que 30 ha preSsMtad0 on
Ia valla luCiend0 una apestura geatil y CoseChan
do muchos aplAUsoH y bGavoa del pdbliCe. Los
domSa toreros, regulares.
Los otros dos toroH, ai bieR NO estuvierou al
nivel del primer0. que es dtgao dc Il m5a afsma
da aanaderfa de Eapsna, dieron baAtants juego
Ia Cuadrilla, y el pdbIico entuB asm&do, aplaudfs
{ los diestroa "Juaniqni" y "MoEenito" que, nj IN
momento siquiera, desCeadieron, de Ia altura en-
cue supieran demoHtrar 81 p1olico jpanadino, sue
habilidadss. Reina musha A4imACion y sntusiAs
mo en- este pueblo, y Auguramos Ia Compafia
ana gran CoEeehA de mejiCEnos en- ls pr6xlms
eorridS. AhoHa viens este pdbliCo darss cuen
60 de que las Corridsa Celebradas por el que ne
dice torsro PomSres erAn nj mas ni meaoS que
unos yerdaderas Ns0DsGTTGehos
Adelante Jaahiqu1
Adslants MoreMltO,
g. Que eli 6Xito ha coronado
Vuestros mob on sacrifclosl--X.
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BTJOUES en- d

vessG. El bsrgantin "Cort6s" psrs M&lloTOa Ia
eoleta 'LSpido," para saatO Domingo. Los Va.
pores " EAmsliRs," "Tda" EspaHa;" ID bascs
s.Trabol" y Ia goleta 'Mipnis," dascargaado. La
Q, ,IstA .'NyauEs" Bessie e. Creighton" o.
] asgantfR "Virgsn del BuaR Canine" pendients
= 81 vapoR !" Buenaventura," desaargando.- Costs.
ros: Las goletAa "AnR Maria," }" "Anita' '.Borin
d len" tDiChoHa" para Aguadila, Mayag1eE y
' IL 6ltima para PoBCe tambi6a; 'Guillermito
ara Arroyo Ponce; "Nueva Flor" para E.iar
do; "Olemsntina" para Naguabo Humscao;
aortenaia" "Rocompsnaa," Do,oreG," sElefan.
IN HPanChita," "AmeIia" ~ .nan peRdientss
dAgahal QPAtYa" J eaHIaalita," saSaaanda,
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Al pN6nte cue sn h2eVa egnpfass "a astaS1
Ga sohfa ID esflada dc los FFsies sn d pintolosso
noh Ado da Guainaho aer2 ceptead0 por 81 Ayun
tamiento de Bio piedras Bsyana6s J nc por de
rrsma entve loo vsclnos, como aver dijlmos. Pa
reca que hay empehO audable en- levsntar el di-
cho poblado, llamado Z ser Itio veraniego de la
Capital 81 tsmperamento de Guainabo % exec,
lepte, suH campi1as preciosaa , exubsrantiLmol
lol tarrannR one 10 clrcundan
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Sc DEsEA vENDER UNA EsTANCIA
Sc V.enden

so1ares en- los essanshes del pueblo de Rio
piedras, an a Orilla. lEquierda de IL CsrrOssrs
IL estrada de Ia pOblaci6n.-Para mas infoEmeS
dirijrss es eta culsd al dueGo de Ia fAea, don
Fernando del TosO Hotel Baneta, CAlls de 10
Qruz n6megO l. 6-6
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l79 BrDrrsFuoA pT d uCo1naronD1o1l On PFo-Rros

aS ucas vseras que sute caminol POF ventura
Il cads estan vssdo pasar carruasS que
vienen7 Ahora bien; Vi el canine seguTo
rrusies serisn atacadog; EabRa ConteSatS que
degde haCe mucho tempo ae enc nOtc1a dc aaquo
a'guno
La l6glca de lady Da'rymphe era abrumadora
E baron apretaba lOB puhoS hasta Ol puntO dc Cla-
YarBa las uhsG en- Il carne.
"Nora, "nora" repitO. .os adrnoo. .oB jurO
cue Osta via eGt6 Consdersda como muy pelgrOsa.
-lPor qu9l. lVeamos por qu62...
81 ca bubiersis dignRdo tomSE On Roma 81 m&g Ii
zero informe todo 81 munao os 10 hubiera dieho.
- Seal Voa vents aCOnsejaHnOs que no viajemoB por
Osta paYts....
81 "6ora"; pslfectamante
~, segun vos lqus debsriamo8 haCorf
-Yover Roma, si quereis dejar eSa ciudad, to-
mar otro camino.
Esta yez Lady Darymphe pudo contenevse
largo tempo a EonriHa buroRa, casi impernane que
estaba conteniendo deade principle de 4 entsevsta
apavae6 en- labioB Convertida carCsjadA
Rufo neceuitaba esta chispA para que decArara
81 Oline8sdio.
Comprendo. Z. .--exCam6- claro, imuy
earoi. Dadais de ni Saabra, ah3 enc o. veEtadE
Hablad franeamental Soy hablador nm fat8Ante No
90 detengaia, tratadms fseka simple itAAaC..
Pero he hecao prova6a de reuAtencia de Eanquidad
ad diciendo, eutsvo puntO de romper 81 reupaldo
de la silla on que apoyaoa mano.
-sl 10 que % afrmo faeso oonhrmad0 poT otra per
Rona, me creriais3
Lady Dalrymphe no quiro apareCar convenclda por
eata aTgumsRto Rsyia6aO de 90 aEa mSa aobsrbio ds
gran dapaa esatagt6i
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De Utuado NOS escFitsa:-- q Atn ContiE da
el petr6leo fabrlcado eW 81 pafG-co la dinami.
to en- EuropN,-CaUsandO vfstmas & despechO de
Los encargados de vslar por 10 seguridad indiVi,
dual, pues al oscurecsr del dia 10 fu6 pasto de
Ian uamaH, producidas por aqusl lfquido, Ia ino
csnte mia NicaSia OGtiz del barrio de Jayuya,
arriba, pereoiemdo 8 las poeas horag."