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COLORADO BULL-FIGHTS.
The Carnival Proved 81 Failure Fro
q Financial Standpoint.

The Carnival Proved Failure From
Il Financial Standpoint.
CRIPPLE CREEK Coll. Aug. 27.-About
all Joe Wolfe. manager of the bull-fight
retains as his share OF the proceeds are his
corduroy knlckerbockers. g pright-col
ored sash, big ombrero and several
cases before the courts for law breaking.
Although over 5000 paid admissions were
registered at the Saturday entertainment,
the receipts for that day amounted to but
Sl.oOO. 1t has developed that some smart
scamp had a large number of forged
tickets printed which he disposed OF at a
handsome profit. The expenses of the
carnival were over 5000, and the re-
celpts about s., 600. Citizens contributed
thousand dollars to inaugurate the en-
terprlse, but Wolfe loses about 81, 4,000.
After he gets through with the courts, ne
Will probably be satisfied that bullfight-
Ing Is sport which will not win much
money III this country.
AFTER a HUMANE OFFICER.
DENVER, Aug. 27.-Au outgrowth of
the Cripple Creek bullnght has been an
examination into the condition OF affairs
III the Office of the State Agent for the
Humane Society, which does not put it
In very good showing. The local press
ok'O"L@ Aia W. PitAL bOi lis VI CLdtC AEtllG
Thompson and are demanding his dis
missal. 1t appears that he is receiving
very liberal allowance from the Nae
tional Society and from the State fund
for charities, which sum is to defr&y the
expenses OF his office and pay salaries of
assistants, but the showing is only favor
able TO Thompson's personal account. In
the bulltight episode hs made the public
believe that there was to be tight and
thus advertised what was considered IN
advance fake. and then he lacked cour-
age TO act at the proper time.
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FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
a Huge Bowlder Strikes a Train, Tele-
scoping the Baggage Car.

a Huge Bowlder Strikes Train, Tele-
scoDfng the Baggage Car.
LEADvILLE Coli, Aug. 27.-What
came very near being a very serious acci-
dent occurred this evening on the Colo
rado Midland between this place and
Granite. The California express coming
west was struck by huge rock that had
rolled down the mountain side, COM
pletely telescoping the baggage car and
one end of the smoker. Luckily only
three persons were caughtin the wrecked
cars. +. j. OConner of New York and
two whose names were not learned, were
dangerously if not fatally injured. Had
the massive rock, which weighed at least
one hundred tons, struck the sleeper the
loss of life would have been terrible, as
every berth was occupied.
LATER-O'Connor died soon after the
wreck from his injuries. He was a
prominent banker OF New York City.
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GUMRY HOTEL DISASTER.
Engineer Loeschcr Now Confined in
jail at Denver.

Engineer Loeschcr Now Confined in
jail at Denver.
DENVER, Aug. 26.-Hellmuth z. Loe-
scher, the young engineer of the Gumry
Hotel, was brought to tho city by a Dep
uty Sheriff and placed in the City Jail.
He tells fairly well-connected story of
his conduct on the night Of the explosion.
Said he:
ION Sunday night about 10 o'clock
banked the fires and pumped the boiler
three-quarters full OF water. TIE glass
indicated that the boiler was three-quar-
ters full of water when / stopped the
pump and the gauge was in good order.
/ never tied down the safety valve. The
valve was weight valve set between
seventy-tive and eighty-tive pounds. L
never in my life tied the valve. The
boiler was connected with the city water
system direct, and also by pump. If
the cocks connected the boiler with the
city works it would let in cold water.
Mir. Gumry would often come down late
at night and help me with repairs and
examine the water and steam gauges.
That evening l left the boiler as l had
left every evening for five years, and |
cannot think what caused 1t 10 explode.
unless it was tampered with. Mr.. Gumry
took a great interest In the bollel, even
going so TAR as TO neip me Win repairs
after the elevator was stopped. The hes
frequently leaked, and we would repair
them.
After banking the fires I went up
stairs. passed through the Office. and for
d while watched game OF pool. a bout
ii o. clock L visited the engine-room and
everything was all right, and then | shut
down the elevator and went ont on the
street. L believe that someone turned
the cock connecting the mains of the
water system direct with the boiler, and
that the flood of cold water caused the
boiler to blow up.
II was not drank on Sunday night or
any other night. l had not had drink
on Sunday up to the time | quit work.
l never have drank much. and | never
drank anything but glass of beer
sometimes after hours. l tried once to
smoke opium, but that was long time
ago, and it made me sick and | gave 1t
up.
II did not run away from Denver be-
cause L believed 1 was responsible for
the explosion. but because l was afraid
people would believe that l was and
would kill ine.''
The Coroner's jury meets tomorrow
afternoon to commence the inquiry into
the Gumry Hotel horror.
A Long-Standiug kentucky Feud.
HAZARD Ky, Aug. 27.-As result of
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Foul Play Suspected.

SPRING VIEW (Nob.). Aug. 27.-Word
has just been received at this place that
the house of Judge w. w. Byngton,
ten miles southeast of this place, was
found burned to the ground and the fam
lily missing. heavy thunderstorm
passed over the locality last evening, and
it is thought by some that lightning nigh
have struck the house and all were burned
in it. Some think there has been foul
play, as Mr.. Byngton is a gardener, and
uses irrigation from creek, which has
been tampered with.
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Four Men Killed,

BRISTOL (Tenn.), Aug. PA bloody
war between two factions, resulting from
a long-standing feud. has been fought in
the Cumberland Mountains, seventy five
miles north of here. on the Virginia and
kentucky lines. The Boyd and Thomas
factions, with Winchesters, met at an
illicit distillery, where a battle began.
Four men, John Boyd, William Cox,
Jack Thomas and Floyd Thomas are
dead, and several wounded.
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STRIKERS COME TO GRIEF.
One Killed and Two Others Receive
DaugerOus Wounds.

One Killed and Two Others Receive
Dangerous Wounds.
WAPAKoNETA (O.), Aug. q. This
morning the Water Works Trustees hired
lot of men to fill the places of strikers
who were digging trenches. About q
dozen were at work when the strikers in
terfered with Lon Nanskiver, who was at
work, who received many insulting
threats from the strikers, and was being
severely dubbed when he drew his re-
volver and fired. one bullet struck a
striker named Tells, from the effects OF
which he died. Oscar Voorhees, and AL
bert Siferd, strikers, each received dan
gerous wounds. Siterd cannot recover
Most of the strikers were arrested
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Tarred and Feathered.

LoGANsPoRT Ind.l. Aug. "a crowd
of masked men and women went to the
home of " m. Shull, a young married
man of Burnettvilie. last uight and took
husband and wife out in the street.
stripped them OF their clothing and gave
them two coats of tar and feathers. The
couple were then given twenly-four T.
hours to leave. They are charged with
improper conduct.
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1t Occurs Close to the Northern
Boundary Of Montana.
THREE PEOPLE DEAD AS THE RE-
SUIT OF THE SHOOTING
Reports From Stockton Announce that
Governor Budd's Condition Has
So Much Improved that He is Now
Able to be About the House-At-
tempt to Wreck Passenger Train
on the o. Il. and n. Road.

BUTTE (Mont.), Aug. 27.-Word has
been received here of triple killing that
occurred at Sweet Grass, on the interna-
tional boundary. yesterday. William
Long. cowboy for the so" outfit, who is
also said to be a whisky smuggler, killed
mounted policeman named Richard
son. After shooting Richardson Long
went to c. B. Tools ranch, where he
killed Ira Brown, the foreman of the
sheep ranch. The latter. before dying,
shot Long, killing hIm almost instantly.
Longs mother lives at Los Angeles. Cal.
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The report OF Grand Treasurer ii.
Wales Lines shows receipts of SO. Al and
disbursements Of SD. .459. The net cash
resources are so, ,302.
During the latter part of the afternoon
and into the night the rush Of Sir * gifts
and sightseers out of the city was some
thing tremendous. and every steam rail-
way line and electric car line was tax ed
TO its utmost 10 convey the vast throngs.
OF course the communicates from the
outside will, TO a great extent, remain
here for several days. California. Ohio
and Pennsylvania seem to stand at the
top of the list as generous entertainers.
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ArCHIsoN, 1opEKA a. SANTA FE.
Judge Caldwell! Enters a Decree OF
MOrtGnge FOre ci Osure.

Judge Caldwell Enters a Decree of
Mortgage Foreclosure.
TOPEKA (kas.), Aug. 27.-Judge Cald-
well entered decree of mortgage fore
closure sale of the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe Railroad this afternoon at
Leavenw orth.
He convened court in this city, and all
the details OF the decision had been
agreed upon by the attorneys repre-
senting the many interests involved Ill
the case, when George X. Peck, General
Solicitor OF the company, raised the point
that the proceedings were being taken at
ali adjourned session of the regular Juno
term, and the legal place for the holding
OF the June term was LeavenwOrth. He
argued that a decree entered in Topeka
might invalidate the entire proceedings.
Judge Caldwell agreed with Mr.. Peck,
and at once adjourned court to Leaven-
worth. The Judge and attorney went to
Leavenworth on a special train this alter
there.
The decree is very voluminous docu-
ment, covering III printed pages.
All VIII Probably Recover.
LA PORTE Qnd.), Aug. 27.-The mys-
terious poisoning OF 300 persons at the
Lutheran Mission festival ct Tracy Sun
day night was caused by drinki ng water
which was contaminated, but from what
cause is unknown. The sufferers are in a
fair way to recover. and it is not believed
there viii be any deaths.
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WilIful Murder.

LONDON. Aug. Z.-The Coroner's jury
investigating the murder of Mrs. Rey-
nolds and her three children at Mansfield
on August 1lth. to-day returned a verdict
of willful murder against Henry Wright.
lodger in the Raynolds house Wright
stabbed the woman and the three chill
dren, set ire to the house and unsuccess-
fully attempted to commit suicide.
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Entire Top of His Head Blown Of.

TACOMA, Aug. 27.-The body Of Ship
man Newkirk, a middle-aged farmer,
was found this afternoon at ) o'clock in
the forest a mile south of Roy, forty
miles from here. The entire top
of his head was blown of.
Men lighting forest fire found the body,
which was q few yards in advance of the
flames. 1t is thought he was murdered
for money and the body placed so as to be
destroyed by forest fires.
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NEBRASKA POPULISTS.
They VIII Meet In State Convention at
Lincoln Tonight.

LINCOLN (Neb.), Aug. 27.-Nebraska
Populists will meet in State Convention
in Lincoln tomorrow evening to nomi-
nate q candidate for Associate Justice OF
the Supreme Court and two Regents OF
the University. But few delegates out
side the leaders had reached the city this
evening, and the advance guard was
either non-comInittal or without knowl-
edge as TO the probable nominees. Inter
est centers entirely in the Justiceship,
and within day or two it was regarded
as almost certain that eX-Justice Max
well OF Fremont would be the nominee
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Blew the Top of His Head OF.

ASTORIA (Or.), Aug. 27.-Francis
Feakes. huckster, committed suicide
here this afternoon by blowing the top Of
his head off with revolver. He had
previously fired two shots at his wife,
wounding her probably fatally. F'inan-
cial difficulties led to the deed. The cou-
pie have six children.
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yversz Still Languishes In Jail

DENVER, Aug. 27.-Fred Wertz. the
Philadelphia bank clerk, failed to obtain
bail to-day, aud still languishes in jail
where he will remain until his prelifnin.
airy hearing on Friday. WertZ continues
to preserve non-commital attitude. only
saying that he intends to fight TO the
finish.
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Bodies Recovered.

SANTA MONICA. Aug. 27.-The bodies
OF Clarence Messmer of Los Angeles, who
was drowned at Bailona OH Sunday last,
and John Langworthy, who fell through
the old Southern Pacific pier here on
Thursday of last week, have been re-
cQYerad.
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settlers win Protect rheir Homes.
Took Carhniic Acid

Los ANGELES, Aug. 21.-Angelino Alb
bott, 10 years OF age, daughter of John
Abbott of the notorious family of that
name, and granddaughter of Merced
Abbott. who is wealthy property
owner, attempted to commit suicide to-
night by taking carbolic acid. The cause
is unknown. Her condition is critical,
and slight hopes are entertained of her
rac0varv
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Young Boy Accidentally Killed.

Los ANGELES, Aug. 27.-Ernest Herr
mabach. the twelve-year-old son of
prominent Holiness preacher, was acci-
dentally shot and killed at his home at
Glendale this afternoon. \ visitor was
loading shotgun, when it was accident
ally discharged, the charge entering the
boys abdomen, killing him almost in
stantlV,
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TIFLTs, Aug. 27.-An Armenian news
paper published here has received dis
patch from Beyrout stating that on
August 10Th band of armed brigands
attacked the Armenian Monastery of St.
John and brutally maltreated the pill.
grims assembled there.
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without an effort. He has declined, how
ever. and unless an effort which is now
being made to induce min TO withdraw
his declination is successful, the race will
be o tree-for-all, with no special favorite.
and none with formida ble following.
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Supposed Case of Murder.

SANTA Cruz, Aug. IA mans leg
and an arm have bsen found on the Surf
Side beach, together with coat and vest.
1t is supposed to be a case of murder.
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The Wound Was Fatal.

REDDING, Aug N.-Bsrt Williams. who
was accidentally shot at Castella Sunday
by Miss Clara Dean of this city, died last
night
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Marshall Given Ten Years.

SUIsUN, Aug. 27.-Marshall, the con-
victed murder, was to-day sentenced to
ten years in San Quentin.
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Eight Women Perish in Il Fire.

ROME, Aug. 27.-The convent of Ribor-
daine, a village in the province of Turin,
has been partially destroyed by fire.
Eight woman perished and four others
were severely injured.
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Governor Budd Much Improved.

STOCKTON. Aug. 27.-Governor Buddis
so much improved that he dressed and
was about the house to-day.
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this afternoon in which two Duncans
were killed, one of the Benton boys
fatally wounded and one Lewis. The
teud is of long standing
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A Long-standIug kentucky Feud.

HAZARD Ky, Aug. 27.-As result of
feud between the Duncan, Low and
Benton families, fierce fight took place
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Bmn1oTuoA DE ''LA CORRESPONDENCE"

ofendais FOR la palabra-que le fuera confado,
y adem4s, 81 & no esta siempre ooupado, 81 su
muiat, la condesa Ia duquesa de Tres EstrelIaa
no puede sostaner Ia comparaci6n con la inst.
tutrig, le sera precise una gran fuerza de voluns
tad para resiatir Las mil tentaciunes de una vi
da oondr; pero en- fin, hasa ah1 puedo llegsr,
concedo que fuera neutral el duef1o de Ia casa
Pero los hermanos de vuestra discfpuls, Anato-
lio Raul, que no tendran las mismas caus &
mat riales morales para ser resery@dos; los
primos one van pasar una temporada al cam
po; ell ofciel de coraceros 6 Ell de sgonee, con
licencia, 8 de paso per alll los invitados Ca
Ear en- las posesiones del aeflor, Screeis que no
os deslizaran en- ell dido de dia en- los tor tuosos
psseos de noche en- los pasillos de la casa, una
infnidad de sdplioas que difsriran en- la forma.
pero que todas Sc parecer4n en- ell fondo ten
deran al mismo fin? eos suponeis de granite
para resistir esas borrascas, que por 10 meaos
amenazan vuestra tanquiidsd? ST os defen-
deis victorioss ment', Sno sufri alguna vez.
hasta ell punto de echar de m nos Ell amparo de
la casa paterna? 81 sucumbfs, 5uo perdereis el
rep so de- Ia vida, y 10 que se ba convenido en-
ella, quigis con dema iada solemnidad ell honor.
Y, por dttimo, Screeis que vuestros padees no
30 opondrian proyectos que, en- vuastra ines.
periencia de las eesaa de Ia yid1, habeis podido.
tormar Sin penasr en- aus eonseeuenciasf
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su amor propio, invite los alli presentes
8 hacer la prueba. Fu6 aceptado ell deea
flo, y cogieron al azar un libro; era la CD. a
de Gibbon Dec0dencG1 Of 9'GG4aG del Inape-
T5O romano; lord Churchill lego de arriba
abaJo, en- alta voZ, una de sus paginas,~ y
cerrando ell ibro, la repiti6 sin zanzibar
una sola frase y sinla mas leve excitaci6n.
LEASE ell anuncio de las Pildoras Toco-
t0gacGS de GGdeG que pubiicamOs en- otro
lugAr y qua rocOmondamOs particular
mente a las damas. Els un remedio para
combatlr las Intermediates de la mujer,
las que 10 han usadO. Dicho medica-
mentO SO vende en- todas las buenas fac-
macias. P.
Los destinOs civiles que SO encuentran
vacantes que Sc proveeran pOr ell Gu
blerno General con arreglo las circular:
s1el mlsmo de 20 le Julio y % de Agosto
de 1898, son: en- 81 Ayuutamiento de Aibo.
nltO, un practicanJ3 tiCutar con 800 pesos
lie sut lido; en- el dc io-piedras, un guar
dia municipal con $500; en- ell de Naran-
jito, otro guardia municipal con 800 pesos;
en- el de Isabella, Otro guardia con 2l6 Pc
sos; en 81 de Aguadllla, un pe6n caminero
con l80 pesos; en- el de Adjuntas dos d.
peones camineros con 27O pesos cada una:
cn la AdmiEiat1 aci0n general de Comuni-
caciOnC5, a de CeiadOr montadO en- Are
cibO TX II 300 pesos; en- ia Direction de Sa
nidad Martina de la Capital, la de Vigi
laut0 con 40 pesos; en- I'll Ayuntamiento
10 Guayama, la de POrterO do Ia Alcaldfa
con 24O pes"B y Ia de Inspector municipal
lie GuaJ anna para el pueblo sus barrioo
do Ia parte Sur con $50 pesos y en- el de
Penuelas la de Guardia Urbano con $3.50.
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Ell COLLAR DEL RAJAH

revelo vos, es porque teneis en- vuestro favor
Ia simpatia de IN alma que comprende la vues-
ira; 20 trateis de cambiar mi determination.
Perderi&is el tempo. sin que sea orgulo pue'
do deciroa que he eatudiAdo Is question en- to-
dos aus aapectes y que he previsto todos los pc"
Ggros.
-Pero, ~ si vos misma os apresais en- Ell
lazo que tendeis q los demas, y 81 menos fuerte
de 10 q7e os suponeis en- ell juego del amor per-
deis la partidaP
NO tengo ell mas pequeno tenor.
Me dio esta respuesta con tono tan decidl"
do, que me obEg6 hacer un gesto de duda,
que not6, apresurandose decirme:
Me juzgais muy presuntuosa, jno es YER
dad?
No; me llenais de admiration, y ESQ es
todo.
ST fuese un hombre quien hablaae de ese
modo, ESQ os pareceria natural; no tendrfa NADIA
de particular ell que escOgiese su modo de vivir
es IA costumbre. 81 hombre crea su pcsici6n;
la mujer la sufre. He sh1 vuestra reg'a de di-
vision Yo no quiero aceptsr esta ohliga, n;
me sublevo contra esa estd pida ley que 70 he
heoho yo Tendrd que luchar contra grandea
difoultades. -. No me desaninsran: fer6 de
hielo, tenaz perseverance. No me inquieto
por q geaRltadoi llagars { q. Neeeaitafs item.
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I'LL MARCA
Hin nara HHCRF CHADWICKS
LIlIO kOlO U0OOI cOnocidO por

observation-disclosures la atenci6n
doslos consumidorea para que Sc f5jon Ell
diT1O con 0tras que tratan de imitarlo, -
La marca legltima consiete en- up ESCU-
DO que lleva encima un LEON con una
corona; ade1nas SO advierte que la marca
legitima tiene el ndmero ABAJo y ell CEN
tro del bollo pintado de negro; mientras
que las imitaciones tienen n1mero mas
grande en- el CENTRo sobre fondo dorado
1MeZtz q GGnd5G, Agentes generates. 10y
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Las companies de seguros que hal

Las compafias de SECURES que han
sidO autOrjZadas para efectuar sus opera
clones en- esta Isla son las siguientes: la
Preu8iSche Qncendios) agentes MUllenhoff
y Korber; la misma (Marftimos) con los
mismos agentes; The NoraU5ch (|ncendios)
agentes Jose T. Silva; la Magdeburger (In-
cendi0s) agentes Millenhoff Korber; la
Eldge (Mar1timos) con los mismos agen-
tes; The Netherlands (Incendios) agentes
Meltz y Gambia; la Lancashire IncendiOs)
la NOrddentsche Gncendios) la British MA
rftimos) agentes Millenhoff y Korber; la
ITGsGttdntic0 (IncendiOs) agente Ludwig
1;P1 D1;uP17ace; & Ia Hoqps6~rg3 I Breee"se lIncen- @4
tGsch Union Qncendios) agentes Jose T.
Silva y Compalia; Ia N0Tthe11 assurance
Q0cendi0s) agente Ludwig Duplace; Ia
Massachusetts, (de vida) agentes Ludwig
Duplace y Ramon B. Lopez; la FgnGS ASaI-
romeo y la TrGsGtldntGcG (de IncendiOs)
agentes schnabel Oompahfa.
ANTlTOXNA DEL DOCTOR TIZONI.-
Acadia de re cibirse en- la FARMACIA DE
BLANCO, San Francisco numero 54, este
pOderOsO ef1caZ COntravenenO del TETA-
NO. Tambi6n SO han recibido nuevas can
tidades del SERUM ANTIDIFTERICo del doc.
tor Roux, asi como jeringuillas as6pticas
y espe ciales para su empleo. ii
Paeageros hospedados hoy en- el Grdp
Hotel IngIGterr0.
Don Juan Cam6, don Vicente Usera,
don Francisco Mesonel, don Francisco
Guerrero, don Antonio Fontanett, don
Gavino Ledesma, don Adolfo Padr6n, don
R. Wester, don J. Bulman, don B. Dele
richini, don Jose Mayol, don Miguel Mo-
rell, don Jose A. Fernandez y familia, don
Mateo Fronteras, don @. Maura, don Lean
dro Vifla, don Carlos Cort6s, don Juan
Mestre, don Manuel Velez, don Miguel
Frau, don Antonio Oliver y nif1os don
r. Brennan, don J. Mathey, don Oswaldo
Abril, don Jose Gonzalez, don Miguel
Bouza, don Manuel Diaz.
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Ha sido nombrado Mdsico mayor de
la banda del Battalion de Voluntarios de
esta Capital nuestrO amigo don Casimiro
quien organiza "a la referida banda.
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Parece que varies aflcionados viaiar
en- biciclos y triciclos, tratan de celebrar
on bsevo IN ooncurso y .solicitar del Co.
bierno CUE haga obligatorio Ell uso de
aque)los vehlculos. Si tai suoede, sera CO.
sa admirable ver s los carboneros, leche-
ros, panaderos, du3lScerosy otros eros ( has
donicilio en- bicicleta. Los afcionados
deben fumar cigarril!os Cabahas, que dan
vigor las piernas.
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lie Genie CiVIJ describe un nuevo pro-
cedimientO para Ia fabrication de marmol
artificial, privilegia1o lltimamente en-
el obieto, es 81 yeso. que ' despuGs De Nt de- T la
brarlo para darle la forma que SO quiere,
se cuece en- I'M horno por espacio de siete
d nueve horas para extraerle el aqua de la
cristalizacion. El material de hidrato 40
sumerge despuSs por espacio de algunos
paipVtqg en Rna solRei6a satNFada de apl'
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COFNO DELGADO Y COMPAN/A
S0cGedUd en- COnaandlto

GALE DE TETUAN NUMERo ~
Compras y ventas al por mayor. Surti-
do conpl4to de provisiones y constantes
existonCias de las harinas de trigo EsTRE
LILA y TUMBADORA.
P. PrecIos ZGnnGtod5sGmos.
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Con objeto dc restablecer su ealud y
despu6s de Is aflos de aueencia, regresa &
Ia Peninsula nuestro amigo don Antonio
Somohano, que SO embarcar5 mahana.
Feliz viaje y que recupere cuanto antea
la salud le deseamOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-02

La Compaf1a de zarzuela, empresa del
sefior Barreras, SO ha disuelto en- Ponce.
La primera tiple seflorita D'Aponte con la
cooperation de a1gunos artietas de la mis-
ma compaf1a SO propone dar en- aquel tea
tro alglnas funcionea.