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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-01-26
THE REEERENDrM

become a law.
THE REFERENDUM
Any bill that has passed the House
of Representatives and Senate shall,
II approved by tiye-siXthS uf each
house voting thereon. becunc Il law;
and the names OF those voting shall
de entered upon the congressional
Journals. But if not approved by five
slXtbs voting thereon. il shall be pre-
sented to the President Of the United
States of America by the majority
voting upon the same, as mandatory,
and he shall, rs soon as Is practicable,
send copy Of the bill to the governor
OF each state and territory Of the
United States Of America. or To any
officer or officers who may be duly elect
ed by the voters Of each state and
terrinOry OF the United States OF
America, to carry into effect the pro
visions Of this article as is herein
set forth, who shall furnish copy OF
the bill as received from the President
of the United States OF America to
every voter qualified to vote thereon
at least one month previous to the
time appointed by congress for such
voting, and at the expiration of that
session Of congress during whiol the
bill was passed upon by Conge S, the
Governors of other authorized officials
OF the states and territories OF the
United States OF America, shall call
an election OF the qualified voters
thereof at the time appointed by
Congress for such voting, and IL shall
be obligatory for all qualified voters to
record themselves, etc, lSee Ex. A. J
as for or against every bill as presented,
by writing his or her name upon blank
left within the bill for that purpose.
with For" or Against" written
under the name, as is explained by
the follOwin5 example;
EXHIBITA.
The bill for unconditional repeal
drawn up by the Senator voorhees,
and reported by the votes of the
following senators: voorhees,,
chairman; Mcpherson, Morrill,,
Sherman, Allison and Aldrich.
"Be it enacted, etc, that so. much
Of the act approved July Il, entitled,
An act directing the purchase Of sill.
: yer bullion, and the issue Of treasury
notes thereon, and for other purposes
: as directs the Secretary OF the Treas
D ury 10 purchase from time to time
silver bullion to the aggregate amount
OF 100000 ounces, or so much thereof
as may be offered, In each month";
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-01-26

Mr.. Frank d. Mills as Rotary Press
The performance will close with a
laughable farce entitled "Quiet
Lodgings" by the company. Incl
dental to the play, Mr.. Mills will
sing some of the latest comic songs.
If you can't laugh, don't come. II
you have the blues. don't stay away.
The cause is a worthy one and the
play good one.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-01-26
Doster.

Wheat gone on boom, pasture
good and stock getting sat.
La grippe, whooping cough and
measles are raging in this part Of the
county.
Doster Is still sending out consid-
able wheat, but Harrison-Cleveland
prices prevails cents.
H0wLER.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-01-26

AT the market price thereof, not
exceeding one dollar for 81 % grains
OF silver, and to issue in payment for
such purchases treasury notes OF the
United States Of America, be and the
same is hereby repealed
INITIATIVE.
Furthermore, it shall be comretent
and constitutionally legal, for Ia fixed
number OF members OF The Coordinate
Branch OF Congress to formulate a
specific bill, after the manner OF an
appeal TO congress, which shall set
forth in concise language the objects,
interests and purposes desired, and the
benefits expected II the same becomes
a law, and after such bill shall be de.
clared constitutional In the opioion of
two or more judges OF the inferior
courts OF the United States Of Ameri.
can, 1t shall be the duty OF congress s
whenever such bill, or bills, are pre
sented to said Congress through
authorized channels TO receive the
same and vote thereon.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-01-26
NO. 23.

journal OF each house, respectively,
as so recorded, and il approved by a
majority of the votes so cast. il shall
become a law.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-01-26
Name Of Voter
VOTES iREPEAL
Against

Member OF the Coordinate Branch OF
Congress, 9Th Section, 7th District,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04


third year sixty days; fourth year,
sevenN-hte days; NH year 100 days
making 10 possible for boys TO go ont as
follows! One yOar, In eluYon mouths; Two
years, in one yonr aud niue mouths npd
uttcCn days; uarce ycarS, two years.
seven months and fifteen dlys; Tour
years, three years and i've days; hNe
yunrs, ionr years.
The boys are allowed TO play ~ games
and take exercise when they deflfe 10
10 50, at the proper time.
Ihore are $50 acres of land in cultiyn-
lion aud 800 acres were rented for 1913
ut regular prices of one-tbird Of corn hnd
oats. and onesfourth Of cotton Altp-
gether 1000 bushels of corn. 1000 bushels
VI oats. fifty bales Of cotton and other
crops consisting of millet, sorghum, sweet
and Irish potatoes aud garden vegetables
were Nisol. The value Of ihe crop
raised Is about SGOOO Besides nahhg
this crop about $500 was made by hiring
out during the year
The value of The stock and farming
Implements owned Dy the stnte II Rpoul
$1,000.
More slecpingr0Oms for the inmates
n large chapel im school and RELIGIOUS
purposes. a hospital for the sick, as the
sick and well are now forced TO sleep IN
the same rooms tOgther stnndplpe lpf
water purposes machinery ndequntg lor
the work required, building. htted Np
with bath tubs, splndlos ana looms ior
making It's own cloth, and other INDUSTRIAL
works necessary TO teach the boys \
trade whereby ON their relense they VIII
he able 10 earn an honest lving, nre
u few Of the many things sadly needed
at the house OF correction, anu ~ me
spirit of the law H. carned out me lcEN
lHiure will make the necessary appropla-
ton at i!s next session to ere'i liie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04

Notice IA hereby glyen that IN obedi-
ence to an order Of the district court Tor
the Seventeenth judicial district OF Texas.
! will on tie first Tuesday IN March,
1894, the same being the hxth day OF
enid month, between the hOunl Of 10
o'clock a. m. and O'Clock p. M. at
the courthouse door Of 1arrnnt county,
Texas, 10 the city Of Fort Worth, sell al
public cutlery TO tho highest bidder all
The property, franchises, name and good
will Of The Democrat Publishing Company
and the Gazette company, including ihe
Fort Worth Daily Gazette. Tie Fort
Worth Weekly Gazette and ;be Fort
Worth Semi-Weekly Gazriie, and also
Including one electric motor 81 hye-h0r3n
power; one Bullock Webb nrrfectiug
press. with attachments complete; Que
paper-wetiing machine. conplotei one 3D.
horse power Rice automatic engine. with
attachments complete: one 4J-borso power
boiler complete, rollers for press COM
plete, one proof prpss. also betting, pni-
ieys Ehaftings, type, plates, desks,
tablrs. trucks, etc, q Ton ana complete
iist Of which viii DO found IN the oihca
OF the clerk Of the SAID district court. ~
ne inventory filed February ., 1898, IN
the case Of w. IL. Prisons & Co.. vs..
the Gazette Company q all aud on
pages 1 Ia z, both inclusive, Of said in
Yeniory, except money On hah1 fnfnpqned
therein. And alec including me follow
ing real estate. which Is nentlQlcd 10
sajd Inventory. fo.wit: Lot 3 10 block II,
| Alamcsa Heights addition 70 the city Of
Fort WORTH Tarf9nt county. Texas
/ also lots o. 10, IL T. 81 -, 30 and 50
/ m block IA. Port Aranaas. Nueres
county, TeEap; also $50 acres Of laud
/ Stephen l. Afinier survey, Throekmprtou
| county. Texas: also lots ] aud ?, in
block 5, Santa Anna, Coleman county,
| TeraH; also lofs q and 10, IN block ~
| FOLSOM Springs, Coiiaz county New
Nerioo: nlao iot s n block 10. lot ~ In
| bl6ek IL. lot .. 80 block p. lot y IN
| block Is, lOs 10 10 block 30, LOT II ~
| block Al. all Ia Cotton Mills addition 10
ne city Of Fort Worth. Tarrant county,
Texas; also iOfe Q ard = " block IA, in
! adaisiop 70 iAe es.I q fsgs Worth. Tar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04
rrlni Bottle FREQ 10 Show ita Great
Merit will DO Sent to Anyone APP
nIyinc PergoDaily or by Lctt0r.
A NEW OUTLET
A NEW OUTLET
ron FONT WORTH
ron rOnr MollrIIl

The Fort WOrtb aud penlei Ciy railway.
upptrcialiBg ihg heeeasliy W. anoiper my
t3atrgns hHte ceucludad NJ iuaugufuie pas.
fruegf eeYrieo ffDni foIt worth aHd nli
MIMI al ~ liuc VIA Plnhahdi1 CliY 90
tfisaao New YORK. Kansas City, piii1.
bnrr IoreL1 81. g0e Einporla. Agwton.
Wjeiita. WfIhnstnn and al points 10 inc
North and Eist l3y this route J0u mike
pfnefieiily thg sans iiine. maiiAr elofe
Connection II psuhpplle CITY. whcfa
thfoagh rosrhe' are igeYlard.
oihcF lur
~ n KEELEis.
General Passenger and Frelshi Agsai, Ec'1
Worth TEX :, r.x,,e
Ctr Tlgsc, AgsnE iqi Nala eireef Fort
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04

rant county, Texas; also lots 10 10.
both inclusive, being block OOi, Of the
East division OF Laredo, Webb county,
Tcxnl; also lot 10 Ia block aud lot
u in block 40 In the town OF Hartley
Hartley county, Texas; also lot 10 IN
block 10 und lot / IN block 4 and lot 9
in hdcl, As Ia the town OF Brownwool,
Brown county, Texas; also lots Z and y
In block IL In North Park addition to
The city of Dallas Dallas county, rcNnsi
also lot . IN block u IN Bgoohlyn
lIcifhte addition TO The city Of Fort
WORTH Tarrant county TeSns,
Said personal properly can he found
for examination and inspection Ia the
Gazette building, corner Fifth aud
Rusk streets in Fort Worth, Texas.
The terms of said sale are TO hn ns
fellows; All cash, or, at the option Of
the purchaser, one-thlrt cash, one'lhird
on or before three months, and ouc-third
on or before dix mouths after date of
sale, notes 10 be given for deferred pay
ments bearing intcreat from date at tho
rate Of u per cent per nnuum, with per
Fonal or other security satisfactory to Tho
court. Said sale to be reported TO the
court for acceptance and approval, but
no hnnl confirmation of same will ho
made until defertod payments, II any,
shall have been made, the court reserving
the right and power TO rep0ssefs itself Of
said property II default Is made IN the
payment OF notes, or properly Is being
Injured, wasted or disposed Of, Said
sale viii I've continued from day 20 day
IRBY DuNIlLIN, Receiver
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04


suitable suitable clothing and 50 in money and
bn Ugose t' r. " i,i IVr mem to ,nGr
nopp IN bicb ,ho ot r ,, I,o Noon Us n" c any
,i..i ~ 49, 'ugs N'"9 NAVY 'oe' VIZ
So $50 "' i I,S Vi'''ou' , 20 e4o ooo
,,J ,t ro,o;, ~ 49, ,'s sun On '',''v1oii
n,'1 a., ,vv,'S lroih urn pioauctS anu
iaeturti Va said blouse of correction and
roiormatory or so much thereof AS may
he necessary, be and the samb Is here
tablishlng The house of correction ana rc.
formntory herein provided for. 10 bo paid
on vouchers or Warrants drawn NV no
commissioners or board of irnsteGs ON
III, ,H,,,,,,,,,i. We LIN" Va Iu ., ~, ~
Am H.. Iii, ", P""u' a'NuuntS' winch
,rens,,,. w. H'' "u.nou,N :" rue s.nle
".''.,'i'.I' ~ 'ue pN3 lueui OF lie sain';
XII, a,,,'. ,''J L. .HuiS sl"Il N'u'yuv Vi
ths appropriation shall be expended IN
the building and equipment Of said house
Of correction aud reformatory. Approved
| March -, 1887.
The law has since been amended. but
the above is the law creating the reformu-
tory during the administration Of Govern
vi - . hvSs, VINO appointed the com
mission of three to locate the same.
| They came 10 Gainesville, and after look
| ing over the county selected the tract
| Of land and closed the trade for same.
| me contract Tor the Two Wings OF the
building were then let and in the fall or
winter Of 1887 or lSSS the building was
ready to be turned over to the state.
The buildings are Of stone and brick.
three stories high, and contain twenty
eight rooms, They are lighted by cleo
tricity, which Is generated by dynamos
artesian wells on the firm, one of which
has a magnificent flow of water. The
other. which Is near the building, does
not overflow but a pump Ia used. The
superintendent has handsome AMI COM
modious two7story house near by, from
roundlngs. Capt, j. i. Mctiuire, the
affable superintendent has held the posi-
tion ever since Governor Hogs first
term, and under his able management
the boys nave been greauy Improved in
morals and behavior. lie Is q Christian
gentleman anu mas ehueared hlmseit TO
Mcssns. A. II. Gregory, 7. g., ,Tay.
Tor Of Gnicsville ana H. =. MINIS Of
McGregor are the trustecsi and through
their EFFORTS mueh good mas beeh ue-
compllshod;
CAPT: AlcpulFe = AMY eecphued ny
the tolloWlRg-halen genYeitgn' WIG IRE
employees ot INC hlute' ~; Monul y,
bo0k-seepori . T., osp1rne; hitiineri ",
Mctfnughey, ehgluetFi Sne DIV,
ard, j. H., Howell and u. osborne
teachers; x, n hFVKXGs' "a, bNs ,,,,,
j. II Aliher; J.rr dlallls' h'f,'
guards anu ~, j. IN mel nlf' n r.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04
.,,oe WHERE THE VI
g - YOUTH or TEXAS
/, 10 INTO BETTER PATHS.
creating the Institution
,,,es and Regulations.
7 ,,.,,t the Inmates Eat
aud Wear and How
they Live.

=, c0resp0ndence'
Tex, Feb. 20, ---Coryell
iiis'ln'' ~ rear fhe geographical
al Is SINAI ,..i.. ,,o,o tl.on ion
4, al the STATE, llpr' Ia.
In Of Fort WORTH IN tile mus.
z ~ .itavs rich prairie lands AID
stAs '"'s .,a,r scenery. and has an
.,1ial mouilt"'' 1u,o ,ovobla
/. sfQg1 square Illes' $3.50
z ,Sl3 amounts to about So'uOO'-
|flF ~ q, ,ho on,rty seat. Is located
GiiesfllV' 'He -. no cantor
4, Leon rlFef' he'i
esnnty, and has Il popui"V'ph VI
"a II is the terminus of the
~ @ Touiz and South
be Of tne 81 - n,,I,,;a
Il ailway anu mas u ihe p"",''
- or three private schools, the
Y BAPTIST. Presbyterian, CHRIS
VI tnis,s5pal churches are each rep
4 N, church organizations and own
a ea honses In which to worship.
ortesiau waterwOrks, a nato-
. brse newsmptrs and three job
pnr good hotels, two national
+ ~ oIera house, one furniture
IN undertaking establishment in
- nwo hardware stores, two inn
IA Sonses one exclusive millinery
Z rsnt three drug stores, three
Establishments. one book store,
F.: Az goods and grocery firms, two
A Aats three barber shops, one
IN gallery, two lumber yards.
j ..it,,s onp restaurant, one express
A 49, Aop shOps, one boot and shoe
Y ~ rents' furnishing house, one
Il r,s,,fortorv. one roller process
4 /, niIl with n capncity of seventy
A r,.5s ner day, two grist mills,
n .asa mills. one planning mill, West
\ i.S, telerraph Office. two coal deal.
80 land lo1n and Investment
4 ! x lsrve numbers, five or six ply
IA q host of other professions
,,Isses too numerous to mention.
+ IA Fellows Nasons. Knights of
Kajylts Of Pythins. American
4 Il Honor NIaccabees and Triple
4 \ ali have lodges and n large
k1.,,s,n we have one of the best
4 4 IN ofiners In the state, n fra
y, wifi very good apparatus and
4 .,s.tirs ire seldom visits our little
M m county officers are a set Of
n ~. Wy septlempn and some of tbem
& M show for re.election.
4 ~ n,formatorv or bonse of cor
Il 'i ~ fba invenile criminnIs of the
ii /, i0satei tbrnc miles north of
81 III. IN an cminenee from which
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04
GMlg4Mh2ua@NM1iszuy

Abrolusiy thorough. Tho only bual-
moss college In America that will allow
students 10 attend onn month on tunl, then
pas expenses monthly AZ t0rm fntea. sx-
ue,lrnt board, rooms, cite, NJ nHart cost
tsl0 pur mouth Delightful climate DO
not aitand elsewhere until you huyo read
our terms Send ut once for catalogue. j
i. HMlTH. prlnelnnl. Galyeat0n. Iek.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04
IIIBY puNKLIN. ne,eIyet.


ADDITIONAL NOTICE OF SALE.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant
10 an ordor Of court VIII soil all VI the
accounts, notes and chooses IA action
belonging to the Democrat Publishing
company aud to The Gazette compauy NJ
the saiue clue and together with The other
property Of said companies heretofore
advertised and now being advertised to
cell on tho 90 day Of March, 1904, rs
appears by the above notice. list OF
which nrcounts, notes md chooses In ac-
ton, will be present ~ the time and
place Of sale subject to Inspection Of pur-
chAsere and bidders.
IftBY DuNKLIN.
Receiver,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04

Passengers leaving Fort Worth BiH0 ,, NJ
can secure Sle0por accommodation from
Garrett on duplication 10 IL. & A. q. agent
az Fort WORTH
Pa'senygfa ior points SCUM m ahn en-
Ut 6nn Antonio to Laredo Sleeper n desired
BE PARTICULAR TO bee that your
ticket reads via liearna and tho INTER-
NATIONAL ROUTE-.L ~ @. N. II K
ID. ], pRIoE, A. g. r. a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04

The Third cavalry rode $4,000 miles
la'f war on thr border. one company.
J'foo5 q. accomplishing eishiythse miles
IN one day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04
Medical
Sense,
Business
Sense.

Tho selecting Of nhyaician 10 treat yol
for any disease IA OF vastly more Import
nnoc than tho selecting VI man to iaYea'
money FOR you. A man may intend th'
very beat medical colicges and grndnAh
from o. many IN he has time to spend an'
money TO pay aud have tho walls OF MI
once full Of diplomas and yet no
possess In any doEreo medical rens'
that keen diagnoatio acumen tina
enohos him to at once lorate the as
ease and trent II property. Medical sens'
must be lnborn, II must DO natural. INT
same holds good Of business man 10
cAuse man has attended a nne business
college that is no evidence that he hni
buslnesa sense. liuslnca acnac menns suo
ceas. Medical sense means success
Dr. II w Fisk has IN high dogFs'
that keen diugponiic qualification that cna
blcs him TO locate your disease with 40
ouracy, case and precision II you arc suf
ferlng from aomo old dlsehSc that th'
doctors DO not understand YOU can consult
Or. Tisk with perfect confidence That NJ
will tell you what your disoaso Ii. Mora
than that. N he don't know he has the
MANHOOD and HONOR TO tell you HI,
DoN'r KNOW. Hundreds Rre suffering
that could be cured now n they would
but make an effort Go at once or write To
Dr. Elsk. Ills remedies are Tho very latest,
Success follows thnlr use. lie doca not uao
cnustlcs nor The knife on tunors or uicVr.
otions. His remedies pro absolutely poin'
less and pleasant,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04

Dr. II. w Fisk cunus cATApilu DIS
EASES or woMRS. BRoNCnIris KID
KEY. LIvnn, BLOOD and NERVOUS dis
eases. DIABETES, Dhorsi. BLADDER
allOUnLaa. rn.EH FIEruLA aud all
forms Of Chronic mud riood DlsoaseA. Medi'
cine furnished at the once.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04

Woe-beeone and ianguid, weary,
Nervous tired % life ypu sayf
Crt AZ once that famous ifeakufe-
Tf{EOlE FEMALE TONIC pleasure
iheD will be yourg every day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04

Warren Anhll 0f Henry county. New
York. has d h0nse on wheels and irac-
zion engine 10 haul Il when be wants 10
move,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04

Onion se,s. yellow. 81 80 per bushel;
white, 81 PER bushe. order at once.
Dumm 4 20.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04

TREATMENT ny MAIL.
The syslgni u mail treatment adopted by
Dr. II. w. FISK guarantees the same good
results 10 those submittipg their cases
through corrn,pondenco as 70 suope who
come 10 person. ~ ii- Ekdt
write for dlgEnostic blank. II will de-
scribe your symptoms nccurathy. NO.
for women. No for men. business strict.
" ooundoniial.
r. w. FISK, M. D.
Hendricks Building.
Cut this out aud save u for futur. refer
enee.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-14
& uapOr lril6s"
II

En este mialno peri6dico hsmos pnbllcadt
un egcrito autoriEkdo por varies patroRea de 81
letas Caboteraas detshdI6ndoEe de ID acusaciol
que ge les hacia de que aumOntaban loB tipos ot
hstes tan luego como sc retlraba de hacer sorvl.
CLOS 81 AVitSs. Nosotros, cuanto homos dieho 50
bre 81 particular, hA sido simplemente 81 produC
to de Lar verniones que han llegado hAstA nuestrs
redacCi6n, ain que Se entionda que atacamos lau
goletas, porque eonsideramos Heria tAmbi6n u
NAL grave que elias ss retiragen de preatar Gut
g0rvlCios, por Cuanto DO Correrfa e riesgo de que
lon CargAdores resultAGen victimas do laH exigen
Gias del vapor. Para regular los GerviCiog, % ha
&c Indispensable que exIsta Ia competanca, ain ID
cual se llega Bompre todas Las corruptolas de
os monopolio4 como nos v1onO Bucediendo cor
81 petr6lso , loG f6sforoG.
Que hoy 60 necesItA p0Eentoriamente IN va
por coBtane1o On Puerto. .klco, con itineraEio fjc
semanal es in0lsSutlbie, puss las goetas nuncs
podr6n ofEecor las ventajAS que I'm vapor, nj sos-
tener 81 constants trAhco de paSajeros carga.
Seg6n kenenloB entandidc, He anul6 ID pRrti
da que para subVoneionar 81 Vapor costAnero e.
guraba On los pr0supuestcg generates del EStado
en- eEta Inla, porque auponi& el Gobierno que 81
feEro Carril de cireunvAlaci6n ssria IN hecho, pc
70 deagraciadamsRte Vemos que ID terminael6p
de esa via f6rreA leYa trASss oe durar largos Anol
y quedamoE, por tel Gauss, cAai inoomunioado,
con mueha parte de Ia Isia.
Entendemoa tamblen que nm Bervicio regu.
lar do vapor eostanOro, sea el "Avil6s' cualquiei
otro que reuna las debidas CondioioneG, Ge hscc
necesario para 81 mOjor aerVicio del EBtado, ses
paraNla ConduCci6n dc caudalos, efsotoB timbra.
dos, correspondeAcia ytropas 8 IL par que ofrs
Ger facIlidades & las maHas contribuyentOs. Cree
mos por 10 tantO, que el Gobierno, inspirkndoss
en- esas neseBldades, debO consigRar una suma
moderada en- losproXimog preGupuestoG, para sub
vencionar ID enlpresa que ofrezea mayoreg ven
tajaH.
VolVeremog tratar dc este aBunto, que con,
sideramos de uaucho intOr6b.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-14
Del eOn0reIO IsselafO

Por VIA de Santiago de Cuba se han rocibido
por 81 COmerCiO AgociadO los cablegramas Sic
guienteI:
"AAegdrase que q Sultan, por indicaci6n de
Ingatevra, manifesto al GObierno aspahol 50 dis
guatO por 81 nontbramiento de Embajador ex-
traordinario.
Para aceptal Ia Embajada, 81 general Marti-
mex Campos exigs al Gobierno fje la cuantia de
ID indemnizaei6n que debe reClamar.
Moret manifesto en- d ConBsio de MinistEou
hallarse dispuestO el general Martinez OAmpos
para marChlr AIarruecos, sAliendo el domingo
Hnes pr6umo.
El hljo del general Martinez OampoB sali6 de
Madrid para MeIllls, uevando instruccioneB para
establocer Il em.bajada extraordinaria en- Ma
rrHecos.
Muley Araaf anunci6 al general Martinez
Oampos hoy que serkn preEentados lou jefss de
las kkbilss dispueAtos para rsalizar aCtos de Bu-
mihl6n EBpaha.
Diean de T4ngsr q. el Sultan so nsgar6n re-
Cibir al Embaiador extraordinario, ri 81 Gobierno
de EspAna 90 MEGA rscibir los Jefes de las kk-
bilaa fronteEi8aa Melilla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-14

El 1enor Civeros. que debut6 con 81 difful
papel dramktIco de BpATsfucie, no tue aplaudldo,
pesar de pOFeer una voE biea tgnbrsda de baio;
este papsl reclama condicionas dram 4tisas ssps-
Cialeg pare hacerlo interesante.
Las senor!tA Ferranti aecund6 los sehores
Sotoira Ventura alcanaar 81 6xIto del cusrto
soto. Ia orqusstA, habilmsnte dIriiida poE ell
maestro MAzEl 6ssA, aunque pASAndo sus apuros
con ciartos tFansportea que necsatan sscribiEss de
antamano para adquirir Bobre ellos dominic.
Aconsejamos al VIOLA concertino que no
abandone 81 cantAnts, pues 81 s6lo 81, es el Ia.
mado tgaerle tono, de modo disimulado in
tsligsnts, Como 81 sabe hsCeElo. En- Il orquesta
Sc destaca IN WolonceilO admira abements tocado
por uno que debe ser notable violonceIliata. No
nos parece Ia fauta 81 instruments que meior
mita 81 ohos, , menoE a6u accidentslmente otro
cue gre On claye distinta la snya, como EuCedi6
Aneche con 81 andatte de baritone. Los coros
rssEu6ndcss del desalisnto general Esta nochs
1epetira RtgotsttO, como cua1ta function de abo.
90, turno lmpar.