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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-06
D JUSTO ZARAGOZA.

Acomplnado por nuestro distin
guido amigo ID. Salvador Brau,
hemos tenido el gusto de saludar
en- esta Redacci6n al Sr ID. JUS
to Zaragoza, ilustre litcrsto es
panol, micmbro De Ia Real Aca
demia de Ia Historic { insigne co
lomb6flo que regresa a Ia Madre
Patria despues de representarla
dignamente en- el XI Congreso
americanista cclebrado en- Me
jico.
Mucho nos Ia complncido co
nocer al cminente compAtriota,
quien vicne muy bien impre-
sionado, asi del rcsultado cien
tihco dc dicho Congrcso ameri
canista-acaso el mas iinportante
celebrado hasta hoy como de
las grandes simPatias que por Is
paha palpitan en- Ia culta capital
del antigua imperio azteca
al Sr Zaragoza acompaha su
bella y digna esposa, que tam
bita ha sido objeto de grandes
obsequios en- Ia Capital mejicana,
de la cual lleva, como rccuerdo
inestimable, m precIoso album
fayorecido con pinturas y roesfas
que autorizan las primcras hrma
dc aqnel pals.
Nos congratulamos dc las sa
tisfacciones obtenidas por los Sc.
hores dc Zaragosa. asi por 10 que
a elIos indiviIualmente cores
ponde, como por 10 que signihca
tratandose de una representa-
cion litcrario cientihca de Espa
na. esa explosion de sinpatias de
la buena sociedad mejicana.
! Los viajcFos han continuadc
su viaje en- eI .4Honso XII, y
con ellos van nuestros votos POI
su feliz arribo al suelo queridc
de la Madre Patria.
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relegramaS via Habala.

Madrid. 20 de Noviembre Sc HI
concedido Ia gran cruz del Meritc
Miitar roja al General Jimenez Mo
reno.
Anoche iatentaron asesinar al Mar
ques de Cabrinana. autor de furibun-
dos articuIos contra Ia administration
municipal de Madrid.
Dice "El Liberal que Ell Gobierno
dispondra inmediatamente el platcar
miento de Ia ley de reformas en- Puer.
to Rico.
Ha pasado 4 informe de Consejo
de Estado. Ia proposition del general
ca jefe del ejercito dc Cuba, dc que
puedA concedersc Ia cruz de Maria
Clistina no solo por msritos de que
IRA, sino tambi6n por penalidades su-
fffdas Ga Ii campaiia.
Madrid. 20. --Se ha concedido Ia
gran cruz de Maria Cristina pensio-
NADIA al captain y Al teniente de Is
guerrilla del Camagaey, seiiores don
Francisco Agdefo y don Francisco
Sc ha roncsdido Ii cruz rola del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-06
FL GENERAL PAEDO.

En- 81 vapor Retna 1fa'fa
Cr7sfina lego esta manana ell
ilustre General d. Luis NJ de
Pando. Con Gi van a Scuba, a
pelear tambien victoriosamente
por la integridad pltria, otros dos
distinguidisimos Generates los
Sres Marin y Pin. Va asimismo
| / Ia Antilla hermana. en- ell Retna
.Hagf4 Cyisttna, el Battalion de
Stella ne 7.
Asi que habo entrado en- Puer
10 eI referido buque pasaron a
bordo a saludar q los Generates
ylajeros los Excmos Sres Gober-
nador j General 2. Cabo.
Los Sres Jefes y Odciales del
primer Battalion de Voluntarios
Sc reunieron en- ell Casino Espa-
lol para salir desde ALI con di-
reccion q la Marina y recibir en-
corporation al General Pando.
En el Real Arsenal desembar-
caron a las II dichos Sres Ge-
nerales Pando j Marin, sien
do ALI saludados, 4 los acor-
des de Ia Banda de Mlsica del
nriner Battalion de Foluntarios,
por los Jeies j Od.iaIes del mis-
mo, autoridades y comislones
miIitares j civiles.
En- Il Palacio de Ia Real For
taleza ha tenido efecto despues
una soIemne reception en- no
menaie 4 los bizarros huespedes.
A las Ia han llegado estos, /
acompafiados de nuestra Supe
rior Autoridad, el General Se-
guado Cabo j IN numeroso Guam
6 briIIanfe sGqnito. al edificio
del Casino Esp4lol, donde iba 4
xerihcarse Il espIGndido banque
e dedicado por los va cita1os
Iefes i Oficiales de este Battalion |
Is Ioluntarios al benemerito
protector del Institute, Al Gene
al pando.
lIemos leIdo Il Mensaje que
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MAS B2AVOS A CUBA.

En- la tarde de anteayer llega
ron 4 este puerto los vapores de
Ia Trasatlintica p. de S4fyastegni
y 1fonteviafo. procedentes aquel
de Cadiz y este de Santander.
Llevan a Cuba. el primero. los
Ratallones de Zaragoz4 y Sabo-
va, y el segundo los dc Canta
bria y BAilen.
Van ademis en- el H0nte0iaeo
los Sres Generates de Brigada
Toral y Rey.
Vele siempre el dos de los
EjGrcitos por nuestros valientes
soldados, y que el laurel de la
victoria brille. como brillara sin
duda. en- sus frentes de heroicos
espaholes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-06

nuo.la mas expansive y desintere
,ada rcciprocidad del trahco mer
.eantil entre Puerto Rico y Ia
Metropoli. Aquel tratado con q
Nacion yankee, obra infiusta Y de-
|triste memoria que tan justas
protestas nos arrancara, iiabfa de.
ser por fuerza anatematizado en-
lei Parlamento por el Dipntado
| por Arecibo. Y 10 fue. el Sr DiazH
Caneia solicito su anulaci6n.
Todo 10 que de mano protecto
RI ha menester; todo 10 que esti
mulo y ayuda requiere EN- el pals,
han tenido en- el Sr Diaz Caneja
un vocero constante y un adicto
leal; devqto ferviente de Ia buena
Administration y el buen gobier-
mo, en- obsequio de uno y ORA sc
| ha interesado y Sc interesa viva
mente el dignisimo Diputado a
ICortes; en- aras de la agriculture,
del conercio, de la industria, de
cuanto en- esta qnerida terra sig
mica prosperidad, progreso y
abundancia, lleva el Representa-
te por Arecibo hechas mdltiples
Is fructiferas campahas que ! a
opinion ha sabido considerar y
Iagradecer recta y consecuente.
cEIubo quien, allende el mar,
Y por movies que nos son desco
nocidos, pretendieralesionar nues
tro>enyidiable credito
! Pues ei Sr Diaz Caneja no fue
indiierente nj mudo ante la i'm
postura; con acentos de verdad
ly persuasion la redujo 4 polvo
Ning6n ruego, particular nj co
lectivo, desatendi6 jamas el Di
putado por Arecibo. En- bieu
del pals, en- obsequio de su Par
lido. para compiacer al que nece
sit6 el apoyo de sus inilucncias,
en- todo aquello que fuera de de
recho 8 dc justicia. nunca, en-
ocasion ninguna. anduvo negl
genie hi remiso el Director dc
este periodico. Podemos testih-
carlo.
Y NADIA mas por hoy.
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sera entregado por aquellos al
querido General. Es IN entu
SHASTA saludo de bienvenida. al
par que IN tribute de admiration
al esclarecido militar. al amigo
entranable de los Volnntarios j
al elninente patricia.
Al cerrar este nnmero empie
"a el banquete. La mesa, dis
puesta en- el salon principal de
Casino, presenta un magniilcC
| golpe de vista.
| Iurra al General Pando
! Hurra a los Voluntarios
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CANONERAS.

FL vapor mercante Catalina,
que entr6 en- nuestro puerto el
lunes ultimo, lIeva a Cuba cua
tro Lanchas Canoneras construi-
das en- los astilleros gaditanos de
Yea Murguia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-06
BUQUES De GUERRA.

Aver. por la mahana, entraror
en- nuestro puerto, procedentes
de la Peninsula y Cabo Yer
de, los hermosos buques lie la
Armada Nacional crucero bin
dado 4HarqnSs de la Enssnada J
canoneros Vasco N16eg de Bal
Boa, Heyadn Coyk<s y Pizaryo.
FL primero viene convoyando a
los demas.
Van q Cuba todos para forlnar
parte de la Escuadra que tene
mos en- aquellas aguas.
Deseamos que acaben dc rem
dir felizmente su viaje, y que
cumplan con la bizarria que es
de esperar su patriotica mission.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-06
AL N0TARIAD1
lie PUERTO-RGCD.


TEL Notario one suscribe apela all
seconocido patriotismo de sus estima
elcs colegas de Ia pfovincia, invitan-
soles 4 secundr et levantado pen
umiento, tan esplendidamentc desa
eollado en- Ia prensa, por el modesto
ut.ritor puertorriquefo Sr Don en-
tta serie de patrioticos articulos que
balla - Nos dayag lsccioNSs los ia
aeyos az CaYo Haeso r.
bat ,te escritor. tan ilustrado como
s.sa patricio, cuyo nombre no nos es
S@conocido, pesar d Ell singular
tfasio1fUo que adopta. y cuya exa
grad' resefva respetamos por COM
paccrie, ha logrado levantar a tai ex-
trmo cl espiritu pitrio en- esta An.
tia que, incesantemente y a diario.
reihe adhesion-s de la mayoria de
su habit tants-, no importa la clase,
pcdesio1 raz4 8 ideal politico que
mntengan. Verdad es que esta
node y b en- querida tier no ne.
cesia dc poderosos estimulos para
dsuostrar II indiscutibIe amor Il
| patfa, ea casos tales: pero de to,
dos nodos. no es m.n1s honrosa ia
ini itiva del Sr 80 a quien since.
rammte felicitamos.
+ Alora bien: cuando tan esponta
neanrnts responder al reclamo dc Ut
solo pxricio los gyfMi0s, los clans
tres. las soeIe iaEcs. los embLSadss }
a1n los iayticHk1vss de todas cIases
circunstncias y condolences, ofrecien
| do su dcerminado 6bolo en- auxiliC
del eraro nacional, encaminado !
sofoear el mas perentorio plazo po
sible Ia rbeiion cubana, que tanta!
inquietudS, quebrantos y zozobra
produce patria qierida, y gu,
tantas lSg.mas cuesta 4 las am ant =
cniiiosas reslgnadas madres d.
nuestros vaerosos y suGidos solda.
dos, no pude. nj debe, nj, de seguro
quiere el Jotariado espafioi puerto
rriqueno, " ,er el uitimo en- asociars,
tan plausible pensamiento, nj eI
demostrar. pr nodo elocuentc, 81
sincere amoral triunfo de la bander'
espafola en- Cuba, contribuyendo q
laudable proF6sito que encarnan 10
articulos de niestro particular amig
el Sr d. 80.
: Con tai uDtivo. ell Notario gu
suscribe. aunqae Goa menos autorida
que todos, prpone a sus compafel O
de Colegio 10 sguicnte:
Ic Contribui mensualmcnte ca i
NotaHo con la. quotas de IL, s. 8
pesos respectivanente. con arreglo
la categorfa ofcal dc r. "a 6 3a clas
: que corresponds al ohcio que desem
: pehan.
p. Que estas motas las llagan c
fectivas los coleghdos los delegadc
de Distrito 10 dis ant.s de hnaliz:
ead4 mes, con el ia de que, al term
mar este. .puedan esar los fondos en- pc
der del Decano de Colegio, para {
entrega quien corresponds.
s. Que esta contribution princip
a devengarse desds el dia ~ del CT
rriente mes.
La adhesion y cmformidad dc K
; Notarios podra dirisirse para Ia opol
tuna publication al companero. qu
aprovecha tai oportnidAd para re-
terar a todos su consideration mi
distinguida
Juan BRUSH
Camuy, de DIRE. dc 1895.
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Leemos en- La .yyssbOadsa-
ela ds EsbaAa 10 que va q CONT
nuacion:
"Hemos enido Ell unto de con
versar hace POGO con eli iustre tribu,
no Sr. CASTELAR,, el cual. sin dar !
nuestra conversation carN5ter de IN
kerVie,C (palabra bochortosa para
nuestro idioma sino rehrendosc er
general a los principaleA ssuntos dc
actualidad, emitio, con ess facundis
elocuentisima que le es peculiar, 10:
siguientes juicios. que rectikcarfamo:
gustosos 81 por acaso en- algun punto
hubieSemos incurrido en- erroi:
Lo de la formation de ur gobier-
no nacional -dijo ell gran orador--
no es ahora procedente en- manera al
guna. No So mn ian los fiyos en- mi
tad d<I sa4O. M Sc Gambia al photo
d1rante Ia tgmtestad.
Aunque la situacion sea grave, no
10 es tanto que la nacion no pueda
saiir de ella Mucho mas grave fue
la situa, ion e1 nuestro tempo. y el
incidente del V.rgiaas mas complica
do que ha sido ahora el del AIlssnee,
y sin embargo, de todo salimos.
Martinez Campos es realmente
irreemplazable, y yo conflo muchc en-
sus condolences de militar y dc esoa-
pol, para terminar la guerra cuyo fin
le esta encomeniado.
In t1do Sc puede pensar menos en
perder nuestra preciosa isla de Cuba,
regada con la sangre de tantos heroes
nue. os. y cuya perdida nos haria
de c nder mucho en- Ia escala de Ia
impo tancia de las naciones.
Yo flo en- que ESQ no sucedera y
que Cuba seguira siendo. por su ven
tura y por la nuestra, siemprt, stem
pre- paiioll.
En- 1uanto a que los Estados Uni
dos reconozcan la beligerancia de los
lnsur rectos, no 10 creo. no puedo
creerlo, pues serfa una falta de seuti
do en- el gobi-rno Northumberland.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-06
SANTA BARBARA

Una vez mas han rendido ho
nor nuestros bizarros Artilleros
4 su incl;ta Santa Birbara.
Anteayer, vispera del dfa de
Ia Patrona, diose asueto a la tro
pa y obsequi6sela con un rancho
extraordinario.
Aver oy6 misa ell cuerpo en- ell
temple parroquial de San Fran
cisca, y por la noche tuvieron un
gran banquete los Sres Jefes y
Ohciales en- ell amplio local del
Picadero, decorado al efecto ele-
gantemente
Nuestros plicemes a los Arti
lleros.
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Los SUOESOS DE CUBA.
REVIsTA DECENAL.,

(Dst 10 al so ID NOgiem6rs.
Toda Ia atenci6n estz fla en
estos momentos ca Il territorio
de las Villas dice d Dlavao n
Ii Nsyiaa, i principalmente "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-06
HABLA CASTELAR,.

Leemos en- La T.oyssbOaasn-
cta as Espaaa 10 que va a conti-
nuaclon
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TEMPERING DAMASCUS BLADES.
An Old Record Says that Each Operation
Cost a Human Life.

Advlces received from Professor Won
EulenspieSel and party state that in delv-
ing among the ruins OF ancient Tyre there
has been uneartned what seems to have
been tile workshop of an ancient armorer,
OF waifenschmldt, with quantity OF sword
blades In different stages vi manufacture,
though badly corroded \ copper cylinder
with close lifting tap was found among a
pile OF dry rotted wood, evidently the re-
mains OF an arm chest, the brass nails and
copper bands OF which had retained their
original form. lhlS cylinder contained a
parchment lncrlbed III ancient Syrlac CHAR
acters and III Il lair state OF preservation.
Inc professor after months OF close study,
has pronounced 1t an extraordinary DIS
coNery-one calculated to cast much light
upon the heretofore mysteries OF THIS
ancient craft OF weapon-inaKlng, giving IN
detail the methous followed lii making the
perfect Damascus blades.
Ihe manner OF temperlng these blades
when intended Tor Il ruler OF an officer of
high rank was us follows: Let the hirh
dignltary furnish an Ethiop OF fair fame
ana let nm be bound shoulders upward,
upon the block OF the god Bal-hal, his arms
fastened underneath with thong; ii strap OF
SOatSkIn over Ills back and wound twice
around the block; his ieet close together,
dashed to dowel OF wood, and his head
and neck projecting over and beyond the
end of the block. Then let the
master workman, having cold-hammered
the blade to IL smooth and thin edge,
thrust it into the fire OF cedar wood
Goals, In and out, the while recltng the
prayer to the god Bal-hal, until the steel
be OF the color of the red OF the rising sun,
when he comes up over the desert toward
the east; and then with IA quick motion
pass the same, from the heel thereof to the
point, SIX times through the most fleshy
portion OF the slave back and THIGHS.
when it shall have become the color of the
purple of the King. Then, with one swing
ana with one stroke OF the right arm of the
master workman it sewers the head of the
slave from his body and displays not nick
nor crack along the edge and the blade
may be bent round about the body of a
man and break not it shall be accepted as
perfect weapon, sacred to the service of
the god Bal-hal, and the owner thereof
may thrust it into Il scabbard of asses skin.
brazen with brass and hung with a girdle
OF camels wool, dyed in the royal purple
Berlin Tagebatt
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DRINKING WATER.

"A reason says physician, ''why
| often prescribe one of the mineral
waters for my patients and have
them take it daily in considerable
quantities is simply to give them sufficient
water. III Is an error committed by many
otherwise sensible and intelligent persons
that drinking much water interferes with
digestion. One of these persons said to me
lately: 1 rarely drink swallow of water;
cup OF coffee with my breakfast, cup of
tea or chocolate with my luncheon, and an
after-dinner cup OF coffee again with my
dinner, that is practically all the liquid [
take, this with an air of conscious rectitude.
To begin with, tea coffee, chocolate, or
beer, wine, and the like are not substitutes
for water, which is one of the most import
tant OF all substances required for the
nourlshment OF the body. Don't drain
half-pint glass OF iced water just as you sit
down to eat; that is palpably injurious; but
do have big glass OF water that has been
boiled and cooled brought to you on wax
ing, and by the time the bath and toilet
have been accomplished and breakfast is to
be taken, the water will not be an inter-
fering agent. About three pints of water
a day should be regularly taken; fully this
is needed by the system.
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THOUGHT THE PRINCE WAS
A WAITER.

An English paper tells the following
story about DIR. Holmes: When he was in
England, in 1886, he found himself on one
occasion at crush in London among a
great mass OF people including several
royal personages. He sat quietly in the
corner, but presently feeling little faint,
he turned to an elderly parsonage standing
near, whom he supposed to be a butler or
something of the kind, and asked for
harmless beverage. The supposed servant
brought him this with great alacrity, and
remarked: | am very glad to meet you,
DR.. Holmes. The autOcrat of the break
fast table was a little taken back and the
stranger added: | am Prince Christian.
Dear me, said Holmes, alive at once to the
joke. | have not had much acquaintance
with the princes, and, do you know, | took
you for the waiter. At this Prince Christ
ian went off into burst of merriment.
Where is my wife? he said. | must tell
her this. She admires you immensely.
OF went Prince Christian to bring the
princess, and the genial American philo-
sopher was soon the center of circle of
royalty, greatly delighted by the incident,
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so, and Mr.. Robinson suited the action to
the word so vigorously that the writer
nearly fell behind the trunk
when | struck man he had to Jump
up and fall down. One night we had a
new super, and he was excited. He was
on my left, and when | struck the man on
the other side the new super gave dra-
matte spring in the air and tumbled in a
heap. 1t finished that scene, and gave
very ludicrous turn to what was really a
serious situation"
Just then the call-boy rushed in the
dresslng-room and shouted ''time" and
MIR. Robinson fled precipltately
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Surueyin9.

ROBERT II. BLA.N,
CIliL ENGINEER, SURTEYOR,
Ed TON, MD,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-01-05
Medical.

s. 4 BUCHANAN " D.
Office: ELKTON, NARFLANi
Eureka Pharmacy, Payne Building, Main st.
DR.. PETER COOPER
FL +, EAh AND THROAT
HILMINGTON, DEL
Equitable Building, Ninth and Market SITS. 100
DIR. J. ~. COOPER JR..
HOMEP4 HIST,
Mchl0-im ELhTON, MI
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-01-05

REUBkN HAINES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
ELKTON, ND
Otice-On North st. in Gilpin Building.
Solicitor for Patents
- Commissioner of Deeds for the State OF
Delaware.
George BLAJ T.,
iTTORNEf41-LdW
Elm iON, MARYLAND
Frazer Building, Main st, opposite Court House
WILLIAM $ Evans.
ATTORhEEAI-LdH,
Office on North st. ELKION, MARYLAND
]. WESLEY FAILS.
AJIORNEf-iT-LAW
NORTH EAST. ND
Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages, Contracts, &c,
Carefully Drawn.
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Oiicc with j. Frank Turner Dover street,
adjoining Farmers and Merchants National
Bank. Correspondence solicited
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-01-05

r. MARSHBANk 4. SON
UNDERTAhDRS ASH EMBALMERS.
Offices: ELKTCN, MARYLAND
Main Street, near Bow Residence, Bow st
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-01-05

HENRY NJ. McC ULLOUGH
ATTORNEY At LAW
ELkTON. ND
Office on Main street, opposite Court House
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-01-05

You'll lose money unless you buy Clothes now.
You'll lose money unless you buy Clothes
It's been experience everyboy you'll get
Winter Suit less than for All Wool Ovecoats
We're just saving you the haf-our price, $500
We're just saving you the haf-our price, $500
The thousands have dependable,
and buyers mor pleased
Next you buy better at $685. better for money
Next, you buy better at $6.75 better money
crowded Million Dollar in
manufacture that
Clothing this o We're
o ll-thats the
A Partners Interest busine being up
Partners Interest in this being closedu up
The time is
Great Winter Comtort-U|ster Overcoats S.
Boys Clothed for a small sum-$3. All Wool Suits
Large Boys Clothed for S.. in All Wool Suits
Overcoats for Boys-$4. to $40.
Cafare both ways
paid purchasers reasonable notwithstanding they often
more than Cafap through our prices
WANAMAkER & BROWN
SIXTH 1no MARKET PHILADELPHIA
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VERETT b. HILSON,
CIVIL ENGINEER and SURFEYOR,
ELkTON, MD
Office with John +. Wilson, Esq, Tuck
cr Building, North street
Boundary Lines established, Scientific Drain
ing of Lands, Civil Engineering Work.
~ Estimates furnished. Charges Moderate
Correspondence Solicited. jy2s
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-01-05

R. &. THACkERY,
ATTORNEY AT Law,
ELhTON, ND
Office on North street, opposite Town Hall.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-01-05
Funeral bireC,urs,

HENRY TINSIAGER,
UNDERFAhER AND EMBALMER
offices: ELkTON. hARYLAAD
Main Street adjoining Howard House.
Residence, East Main Street.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-01
THEIR WORK WELL DONE
The Relief Committee Ready 10 Lay
Down lis Burdens.
IN MAYOR DUGAN'S HANDS
After All the Bills Have Been Paid
Up to March l Nearly $4,000
In Cash Remains on Hand for
the Explosion Sufferers.

BUTTE, Feb. 2s.-The relief committee
will hand Mayor Dugan a certificate of de-
post for $25,990.0l tomorrow, which rep
resents the balance on hand after the pay
ment of all bills up to March 1. including
the hospital fees for a number of persons
who have not yet recovered from injuries
sustained in the great explosion. The
certificate will be accompanied by the
resignation of the committee and a de-
tailed report, showing the disposition of
all the money that has been contributed
to the sufferers.
members of the relief committee
nave faithfully performed all the duties
assigned to them, which required a great
deal of hard work, and took up n great
deal of their time. and the satisfactory
manner in which they have handled the
funds AT their disposal and relieved
want and suffering among the families of
the victims of the terrible disaster is
shown by the fact that there has not been
n single complaint from any source that
was worth listening to.
Having accomplished all of the hard
work IN connection with the affair the
members of the committee feel that they
are entirely justified in asking that the
mayor appoint another committee to look
after the final distribution of the fund
and he will, no doubt. do this at once. 1t
will be impossible to distribute the money
for three or four months, however, as
there are number of victims still in the
hospitals whose fate will not be definitely
determined before that length of time.