davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-08

Fueron detenidos ayer por Ia policfa en- ests
Capital los indivfduos Francieco Amt2quita, por
herir Juan Resto; Candido Rosario, par h.
ber roto una puerta con el caro- que con lucia;
Jose Barreto Ort, por haber harido gravemente
con el CAIRO q cnndueia en- Sarturce 4 Ambro-
sio Alamo, o. rua' fuG conducido al Hospital pa.
ra ser curado de las haridas recihidas
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LIS .AN'TILL.A,S

CASA De HUEspEDEs DE PEDoo CAsTANER
GALE DEL Rosario TO- - ARFcTBo - r, = r..
ri 'ueho de- este prevo estaheGimiento tic
ne el honor de cfrecerIo sus numerosos amigos
y relacionsdos de la lsla. Habitaciones frescas
y confortablrmente instaladas Buena mesa,
aseo esmerado trato Presos m6dicos. AL
muerzos extraordnarioe dominge. Or par
le franGais. Sc para italiano. 80 IS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-08

H viernes once del corriente las ocho de
la mahana Sc vera en- Ia Sala de 10 Criminal de
esta Audiencia la causa que SO sigue por supues
tas iniurias al senior Gobernador General por nm
peri6diro de esta locslidsd El Ministerio v1-
blico estar representado por oil digno senior Fis-
ca de s M. nuestro respectable amigo el senior
Mendo Flgueroa
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Siguen las fiestas del Mes de Maria llamal

Siggen las festas del Mes de Maria llaman-
do la atenci5n en- Cathedral. Ell simpatco coro
de sehoritas que allf canta NADIA deian que de-
scar; el de nihitss que ofrece flores Ia Reina de
los Angeles es sublime. La orquesta en- general
en- particular 81 piano, eecutado por la senorita
Encarnaci6n Gomez y el violin por el sehor Ays-
la, son muy aplaudidos por tod $ los que asiSten
las novenas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-08
NOS HANINFORmADO

Que en- los Estabecmientos "La Ciudad Condal"
C. es una verdadera ganga las amercanas de alpaca
que estan vendiendo hay personals que compran hasa
tres cuatro, pues son ocasones que 10 Sc encuen
tran todos los dias Ademas tenen un selecto surti
do en- borlas cordones de seda asi como tambien
la Ultima novedad en- sombreros de senoras. 1915
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-08

De Ponce recibimos esta mafana el sguien-
to telegrama:-" Anoche como 4 las diez me.
dia f16 paste de las llamas la casa de los sefores
A. elliot ca, tieuda de artculos de fantasia Y
novedades, denominsda Los Precios Fijos.'.
Todss las existencias del establecimiento fueron
quemadas destruidas. P9rdida total. Por ell
correo dare detalles.-RlUera"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-08

A GRANDEs MALES GRANDEs REMEDIos.-Cuando ell
piritu mpone devover al sistema nervioso toda su
fuerza vgor de ah la indication especial del "VtaO
Cordial de Cere6aG de Ulric conceptuados por los me-
rOso e 0ttaIiSaOr mas rapdo de las personas deJes
GnentcGs pru6bese para c0rOborGr tales virtudes va
reconocidas y aabadas por los enfernos que 10 han
tornado De venta para la isa de Puerto-Rico F. Gui-
uermety
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Exposition

efectos turcos para bahos, encontrareis en- esta
acreditada camiseria. = LA EXPOSlClON,
San Jnsto frents 4 La N HorqUinG.
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Aver Sc inscribieron en- el Registro Civil d

Aver Sc inscribieron en- ell Registro Civil de
Juzgado municipal de San Francisco los nsci-
mientos de Carmen Sixta Gonzalez Moreno, Pc.
lonia Nieves Cepeda Venancia Jimenez ls
defupci6n de Juana Osorio Pizarro de ma
rasmo seniE En- el de Ia Catedral, las de Eduardo
Rodriguez Perez, de congestion cerebral y Pedro
Gil Bacener, de encefslitis
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Nos escriben de Manatf: "Pa1ece que los
antsgonismos que existen en- ests locslidad entire
hberaes conservadores, van desspareciendo
pasos de gigantic. Pruebalo asi Ell hecho siguien-
to: Anoche en- un bailecito de giiro guitarra
que tuvo lugar en- Ia casa del senior don Felipe
Negr6n, varios caballeros i6venes de ambos
partidos SO divertian fraternslmente SO dispu-
taban en- cumplimentar & las bellas seforitas que
con su presencia dabsn al acto vida y explendor.
81 Ggue este, dentro de POGO no tendrk raE6n de
ser el casino de los conssrysdeyes"
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Del barrio de Rio-cahas (Csguas) Sc quejan
deque en- la enda de los senores Silva HERNIA
nos Ca suele presen arse de dis aun de no
che una mujer que SO embrisga que no cesa de
nnolestar con sus esc6n1alos los que visitan
ese egtablecimiento. Sc supica al comisarlo
del barrio disponga 10 conveniente para meter
en- cintura la referida mujer
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n5SysATENCT0N A0TTT-Ia Casa

@ATENCION AQUL-La Casa de hu&s.
pedes ala Esperanza," situada en- Ia Gale de San
Felipe nGmero l3, en- Arecibo, eontinra con los
mismos precios costumhres de niempre.
Y, al participsrlo mis- numerosos amigos
y relacionados me compls2co en- ofrerer to.
dos c6modas habitaciones, bpenos bsfos, el
trato que siempre acosturc oro.-JoAqUIN r. GAN.
DIA. 8-5
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S VENDE

Por no poaer atenderla su dueno, Sc vendo la
pulperfa situada en- la Caleta de las Monias, case
ndmero L. Para informss dirigirse su propie.
tario en- e mismo establecimiento 1910
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Pasajeros llegados hoy de Vega-baja dicen
que aver lovi6 ACCOMPLISHMENTS por aquelloG
contornos Los caminos por ali estan POGO
menos que intransitables.
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GRAN HOTEL
p EranCia
F0RTALEZA NJ Is Pto.-Ric
Espaciosas habitaciones
Y esmerado serVicio
5eSe sirven almuerzos Ia carta de 10 de
Ia maiiana Ia una la tarde. 9O-20

La function que en- la noche de mafana da.
ran varios afcionados de esta Capital en- 81 veci-
no pueblo de Bayam6n, Sc compondrz de las pie.
zas !" 81 Pr6logo de un Drama" Ell Puhal del
Godo :" Un epigodio de Ia guerra de Africa !"
Sabemos que hay mucho ertusiasmo entire los
afcionaIoa porque el pdblieo de Bayam6n quede
contento sstisfecho.
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A LOS HACENDADOS

; Sc venden cinco evaporadoras BUCHANAN, con
traqmsiones tubertas, bomba de cobre Ga todo COM
pleto una maquna de ocho caballos de fuerza para
dar moyimieuto las evaporadoras Pueden verse ira
baiar en- la hacienda SCarmenD de Vega-alta
Sc Tende I'm trapiche horizontal con Tnazas de Gin
co pies ingleses de largo 2S pugadas de diametro,
y conducto de cafas, eFLETGHERa-Un engranaie
dobe para ell molino.=Una rueda hidraulica toda de
hierro, de construction moderna Y de gran potenca
capaz para dar movimieDto al ctado trapiche e-Pue.
den verse en- Ia hacienda eMonserrates de Vega-baja
Para precios nformes dirgirse
FINIAY BROTHERS. Capital l5.-4
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LILLIAN SILVA

SAN JUSTO mum. .39.-Deposito de MAQUINAS DE
COSER. Compra, venta alquler. Accessories aguias
de todas classes para las mismas ademas Sc compran
v venden muebles usados. Dicienbre 1894.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-08
Nata Gohiarno Ganaral ha oxnadido hi

Este Gobierno General ha oXpedido un De.
creto disponiendo que por los alcaldes de Ia Isla
SO faeiliten nuestro estinado amigo 81 senior
don Jose Blanch cuaptos datos soIicite para el
Directorio Comercial . Industrial que en- breve
publican, prestaudo asf un servicio al progreso
del pais Es digno de encomio el proceder de
s e al Gohernador
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VARlEDADES

El vino de Lamoao, bodeeas lie Angucians,
Rioia, que vender sobrino do Luaa y Comps
mia og el mejoF qu, SO mporta al pais,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-08

Anoche primera hora el calor era verdade-
ramente sofocante. A juicio nuestro ha sido
una de las noches mas bochornosas de este sho.
Y 81 este sucede al iniciarse Mayo, bien podemos
il preparandonos para Ia estaci6n canicular.
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~ /77' Por Ell presente hago
nTnI7n0 eonstar que en- 10 Successive
n UUUU 90 estoy dipuesto reco-
Ill UuUllUUnocer nj pagar cuenta all

guna que no hsya sido eujendrada personalmente
por ell que sdscribe 8 por medic de apoderado
nn,en confera mi representation en- Ia forma que
Ia Lev estatuye.-Corozal Abril 20 de 1894.
"a JOSE E. RIVERA
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Bsjo la raz6n de Hjos de Elias Bou Sc ha
constituido en- Bsrros una sociedad que SO dedi.
cara to1a clase ie negocios con especialidad
Z Ia compra venta de frutos del pats. Son So
clos gestores de la nueva 6rma don Francisco
don Arturo don Salvador Bou Bou
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Grandes vinos francosos, cspaHoese italia.
nos, Unto generosos y secos toiaa Glaze de pro
visones 6nas dulces suizos y anchoas s. trosss u
el Colmado de Cere.edo Helmanos Comnaffa
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Nuestro amigo el intehgente ingeniero in
gles Mr., Scott, persiste en- 81 creancis de que no
Pueds lsr del tempo de AlsiandEo d Ggaads Is
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-08

Ha deiado de exlstir en- Salinas don
Luis Sanchez Cintr6n, antique empleado
de esa Acadia y Secretario del Comite
incondicional. &. |. ?.
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Els probable que el cuadro lfrico dramatico
que dirige 81 amigo Marin Varona, Sc decida
dar una dos zarzuelss en- Caguas.
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AViSo
4. C'e7tendftO del DeScUbTGnlaent0
DE PUERTO RICO.

vencido el l0 de los corrieutes, el plazo pa.
ra retirar los obietos presentsdos Ia Exposition,
segdn 81 artfculo 25 del Reglamento de la misma,
SO participa los interessdos que di,ho plazo Sc
prorroga hasta Ell 81 del presente mes. Los obi9.
tos que en- Ia referlda fecha no hayan sido retra.
dos estar6n sugetos 10 que preceptda 81 aparta-
do o. del mencionsdo arttculo. Puerto Rico,
I Mayo de lS94-El Secretsrio, j. E. Marts ea
Qusntero. IL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-08

Ha sido nombrado Vocal de Ia Junta local
de instruction pdhlica de Ssbana del Palmar 81
Licenclado don Euclides Jimenez Moreno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-08

Aver Sc vendieron en- ests Capital 200 sacos
azdoar o. de la hacienda "Constancia' pesos
4-5l centavos comprados por A. Rsuschenplat.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-08

HI AYuntamiento de 5usyama ha acordado
contribuir con ciento cncuents pesos para Ell via
ie de don Salvador Brau Ia Madre Patria.
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Descomfqd de las imiiqe,ones.

FL mejor de los vinos Riojanos es eli de
ALEsoN que reciben y expenden a por mayor me
nor n Font Hermamo. Tanca 6.-Pto.-Rico
Exigid en- 81 tap6n y capsula 81 nombre de
sus importadores
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Donde mas sabroso Sc come en- la Capital de
Puerto Rico, es en- e restaurant LA CATALA-
MA San Francisco Sc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-08
LII EvVTEREN.a

oBRA GEL CRIMEN DE ORCIvAL" de Gabo.
riau, que venmos publicando como folletfn de
este peri6dico Sc halls de venta en- la Liberia
de B. F. sanjurio Vidal, a$l-25 el ejemplar que
consta de dos tomos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-08

IT, 7, Por ausentsrse su duefo, Sc
O,2CO CUCeSO vende una CALEsA en-
buen estado y precio conveniente.--In
BOLIVAR ARRUzA 7 Ca, Tetuan 81. l5-5
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Ha fallecido en- Salinas I'm niho hiio de nues
tro apreciado amigo don Jorge Romauy.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-08
UNn M I0GBOT0 BOdegas De Gerets Z NO
HlNU UG lUUAUNU Stas en- Anguciana Rioja.

Este excelente vino ha sido analizado cientifca-
eiudad ] en- vista de la proporcionalidad normadad
de sls componentes principaes, fue declarado VsHo
6eao erentO dc mpaTsgas nocyas Ia salud E Ger I.
fidcado que atestigua las excelencias del VINO DE
TOGRONO 10 poseen disposition de los que quieran
verlo, los tinicos agentes que suscriben.
Sobrine de LNi1G &C.
ty-Los precios por cuarterolas son muy modlooS'
La docena de botelas vale $2-20.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-08

usando la perfumada Loci6n Montes que obtie.
no cada dia mayor exito. La vende el senior
Guillermety.
UNA GAIA DE HIERRO :, - or"eie senio
mddico una Gaia de herro, en- buen uso, propia
para guardian caudaIes, libros documentos. -
Para informes BOLIVAR ARRUzA Y O. l5--7
TAbacos do vitolas fnas de Cayey cosa de
gusto, en- cajas de 25 soy 100, en- el Colmado
de Cerecedo
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LINEA FERREA DEL OE5TE
SERVICTD ESpECIAL

PARA LOS DlAs 3, II, IL Y l3 DEL ooRRIENTE
salidas de Bayam6n de Ia Capital, respectvamente
A las 6, 7-3O; $40; lO-3Oy ll-3O de la
mafana.
A las 1890, 30 2-3O $780, 4-3O 5-45
de Ia tarde.
A lag 7-45 Y 10 de Ia nochc
PREuos DE IDA vuELrA-D De la Capital Bayam6n
En- Ia, 40 centavos; En- o. 30 centavos y
en- 81, 20 centavos. .--Bayam6n Mayo 10 de 1894.
1913 RAMON VALDEs
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AViiSO

AVyioA Sc alquan habitaciones con sin
L0o manutenci6n, comodas ventiladas
con vista al mar-Se admiten tamben pupilos j6ve.
nes q. vengan esta Capital contnuar sus estudios
Precios convencionales y arreglados San Jose. nj
nero |, altos. l5-l5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-08

LA EMULSION DE SCOTT Sc mantiene
permanente en- todo china, yes mas agradable
que las demas preparedness dc Aceite de higa.
do de Bacalso.
Nueva York, Setiembre 4, 1879.
Muy sefores mfos: He recetado Ia EMULSION
DE scorT de aceite de hfgado do bacalao con hi.
pofosftos tanto entire mi clientela particular co.
mo en- ell hosritsl, la cousidero como prepara-
ci6n de mucho me ito Sc mantieue en- estado
de Emulsion, aun en- tempo muy caloroso, es
mas agradablo al p<ladsr que lss demas prepara.
clones de aceite que no ussdo.
S. S 8. ROBERT Warts MD residente
de Ia Facultad de Medicine del Hospital de Ca.
ridad de Nueva- York, EE UU.
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ALMlDON SUPERIOR

del pals Detallan por sacos Pieras y c. plaza
de Alfonso XII, ndmero 20. 15-3
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Gran surtido de
camisas, camise.
tas, medias, cor.
bates. pahuelos v
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FlI OATANO
La Retorm0da EsperGnza .aH!s.ii aS.s:i
TABACo EN- RAMA DEL PALS

Tenen constante existencia en- e almacen los Sc
nores Laneza Hemanos, Gale de la Fortaleza ntim ~
1913
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-01-11
Death Of Judge Bennett.

Hon. John L. Bennett, presiding Judge
Of the supreme court OF this state, died
suddenly at the home OF Mrs. Seward in
Pierre from heart failure, Mt $50 o'clock
on the 31st ult. The Judge returned
Friday night from his home in Clark
county where he had been to spend
Christmas. While there he was taken
sick but recovered sufficiently so that he
thought he must return to his duties at
Pierre. He was not well, however, for
on Saturday and Sunday he was feeling
poorly, but still his wonderful energy
and vitality buoyed him up with the
hope that he would soon be better. On
SUNDAY he was cheerful and chatted with
the friends who called to see him. About
one hour before his death he wrote q
letter to his wife stating that he was
feeling better and expected to be himself
again in IA few days. A short time be-
fore his death the doctor called and after
inspecting the patient took his departure.
He had gotten hardly out OF the door
when the Judge was taken with a sinking
| spell and before he could return he had
fallen back in his chair and expired.
Death was apparently easy and painless.
| The last words spoken by the Judge
were to Secretary OF State Thorson, and
| was in bidding him good by.
John f. Bennett was born in Genesee
| county, n. Y, March IS, 1888, where he
lived until he was 81 years OF age. Was
educated in the Genesee Wesleyan college
OF Lima, n. Y, graduating in 1852. He
then married and moved to Illinois, To-
eating at Merriam, in Whiteside county.
He was the first postmaster oil the town,
and at the breaking out OF the war as
| sisted in raising the 18th. 34th, and
10th regiments OF Illinois volunteers. At
| the organization OF the 65th regiment
| he was elected lieutenant colonel. De
cember 1862. he was promoted colonel
and served throughout the war. He
commanded the Bird brigade OF the 1st
division OF the army of the Cumberland,
and participated in twenty-five general
engagements, including Prairieville. Mis-.
siOnary Ridge, Chicamaugua and Allan
TIA, and vas promoted 10 brevet briga'
der general. After the war he returned
home and was soon thereafter appointed
Judge advocate in the regular army and
assigned, Under the reconstruction, act to
n division consisting OF Mississippi and
Arkansas, under General Ord. After the
state OF Arkansas was reconstructed he
IA elected circuit Judge of the First cir,
cult, and afterward supreme Judge
When his term expired he resumed prac
tice in Helena, Ark, and becameinterest-
ed in q large oil mill at that place. III,
came to Dakota in 1883 and located nj
Clark. He has been district attorney
and member OF the board OF agriculture
and was elected to the supreme bench in
1889 On the republican ticket, and was
reelected November last. He was tc
have been sworn in on his new six yeal
term Of Office on the first Tuesday il
January.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-01-11
Unfortunate Events.

A painting valued at 100000 was
ruined in st. Louis.
Three men were injured by an explo-
sion Of natural gas at Hammond, Ill.
Michael Roederer, farmer, 60 years
DID, was killed by a Fort Wayne train
at Lima, Ohio.
Arthur Warner was run down by an
Ohio e. Mississippi train at Selitan,
Ohio, and killed.
Jacob Hartman. motorman on a Phil
adelphia trolley line, was crushed TO
death between two cars.
Porter Scott was killed in a boxing
match with Silas Taft ct Des Moines,
iowa. Both were amateurs.
BY the explosion Of a steamboat boiler
at Panther Creek, Tenn. James Mitch
I'll was fatally injured.
Two livesswere lost in a fire at New
York. The victims were Miss Florence
Mullaly and Mrs. Merry Moore.
A cave-in occurred ut the Richards
mine, near Morristown. N. j., and
James Madden and John Rice, miners.
were killed.
The entire plant Of the Interstate
Street Railway company ut Farmers
vile, Mass, was destroyed by fire.
Loss, 100000; insurance, 100000.
Two freight trains on the Chesapeake,
Ohio & Southwestern railway collided
aear Greenville, KY, and a brakeman
was killed.
Ten business houses at Red Key,
Ind, were burned with a loss of $780,
100. The insurance will reach over
$4,000. The fire caught In a grocery
md consumed an entire block.
Disastrous fires visited the towns Of
Carberry and Miami, In the Province Of
Manitoba. At Carberry four stores
were destroyed and at Miami the lead
ING hotel and w other business
places We're consumed. Loss heavy.
G. w. Read, agent Of the Long-Bell
Lumber company, was found dead In
his house in the Western part Of In
dependence, Kan. and his wife and
child are in a dying condition. The serv-
INT girl Is also dead. Escaping gas
from 4 large stove was the cause Of
Ie deaths.
John Cummings and wife, a child 3
years old and Mrs. Margaret Fox, moth
er OF Mrs. Cummings, were burned to
Heath in their cottage at Omaha. There
s n suspicion that they were murdered
by Cummings, who is said to have held
the door CT the house to prevent the
escape Of the inmates.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-01-11
Sins md e

-Four prisoners broke jail at Tower,
Ind.
liiotous miners fatally shoot the city
marshal Of Dayton, Iowa.
An Ohio woman causes the arrest of
her former husband for a murder COM
nIitted nine years ago.
Jim London, alias ''Grasshopper Jim,
wanted in Nebraska for killing two
men, was arrested in Waco, Tex.
Fears are entertained that .Josenb
Pfeiffer, n wealthy Nebraska farmer.
vas murdered and robbed at Omaha.
W. II. Grim, prominent In church
work In Fort Wayne, Ind, is under ar.
rest charged with having five wives.
Burglars ransacked the Craig block
ut Galesburg, Ill, and then fired the
building, which was destroyed.
Ernest Lacore is to hang January 10
Tor the murder Of Nellie Byron at Jol-
let. Ill.
Max Toerncr. % years old, was found
shot on a railroad bridge at Pittsburg.
Pa. He said he had been assaulted and
George Crum, a laborer from Dalton
City, LII. was arrested at Decatur and
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-01-11
People I'm Print.

Owing to statements rejecting on his
father. Count Won Arnim threatens to
challenge Prince Bismarck.
DR.. Archer, author Of Archer's His
tory of Canada" now in use In the pub
lie schools, is dead.
Aid. Frank Rathbun. an ex-mayor and
prominent Democratic politician, died
At Battle Greek, Mich, from the effects
If falling down an elevator shaft.
Nathaniel Wheeler, head Of the
Wheeler Wilson Manufacturing com
pany, died at Bridgeport, Conn, Of
stomach disease.
Representative w. G. Oates has about
decided that he will be a candidate for
the gubernatorial nomination before the
Alabama Democratic convention.
Henry Irving requires fewer hours
FOR sleep out Of the tw~enty-four than
almost any man now prominent in pub
lie life.
Baron Truchsess Waldbourg, n for
mer envoy at st. Petersburg, died from
heart disease at a court concert in
Munich.
Thomas Chandler, a farmer of Ly-
ons, n. Y, Is the father of two sons.
One of them is eighty years old, the
other, a prosperous business man, aged
sixty, of Vineland, N. j., who in turn
has a son Of forty, who Is a bank di-
rector.
Within the large house in Washing
ton occupied by Archbishop Satolli
there is not a woman TO be seen. All
the servants are men, speaking Italian,
and only his interpreter talks English.
Satolli has but n fad, and that is
a fondness for birds. In almost every
room of the house there is n cage of
birds, and the whole residence seems
ike q mammoth aviary.