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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-25
kiiex l.nyc Ann,e.

Those splendid calf CATERS and
lace shoes for men at 81. $3.50 and
So. l.. q. Long & Son. 2I9 High
atreet.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-25

Lampe, silk shades. wire frames,
doll carriages. toilet Gets, pictures,
tables, rockers aud everything else
at CrawfoSd's Furniture and Carpet
House.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-25
l.lGrr OEfoId HALL.

d6 inob Atwood Henrietta (black)
cloth reduced from 81 to $780,; An.
droscoggin cottons, one ysrd wide,
90. per yard A Fruit Of the Loom
cottons, &c. per yard.
a fun line of paper patterns. One
pattern free to every Customer. A..
j. Phllllps.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-25

O. r. Welton & 90. have some
new things i'll mems ties and they
want you to help 'em to push them
along.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-25
Jesse Bain's Suit

want all Sewing Machines that are
o"trely worn out, Ra s, Iron, Bones,
Metals OF all KIN lr. Prize, are adv n.
eng aud timoa arc improving: yes, I
buy anything, bottlos included.
j. q. Balm.
90S Comfy atreeA
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-25

There lie good reason for the pond
hrIty Of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. Davis Il Buzsrd, of West
Montery, Clarion county, Pa, say:
ct has cured people that our ply
slc'aus could do nothing for. We
persuaded them 10 try bottle OF
Chambe'lain's Cough Remedy aud
they now recommend 1t with the
rest Of u.s." % aud 90 cent bottles
for sale by all druRgIhta.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-28

The colieries in this section will probably
work full time this week Orders have been
issued by the Lehigh Valley Company to run
their coal trains on full time this week, and
collieries of that company. No orders have
yet been issued by the Reading Company,
but the indications are that the collieries OF
that company will also work the entire week
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-28

About AN hour after starting work last
night John Bolinkis had his right leg crushed
between the ankle and knee by a fall of coal
in the Wiggans cOlliery. He was removed to
his home ON North Plum alley, this town,
and attended by DIR. q. NJ. Hamilton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-28
Artistic Work.

r. D. Hagenbuch the well-known painter
and decorator, has completed his contract at
the Rescue Hook & Ladder Company's build
ing with excellent satisfaction to all con-
cerned, He painted the entire interior and
exterior Of the main building in very artistic
style and the residence of Marsh. Hughes, the
companys driver, and stable also show the
effects of Mr. Hagenbuch's skill. The truck
room of the main building and the hallway,
have been tastefully grained and papered and
the meeting room and parlor ON the second
floor have been made exceedingly attractive
by coats of paint and wall and ceiling paper
Of exquisite designs. Mr. Hagenbuch is al
expert workman and can always be relied
upon to perform work promptly and at reason.
able cost.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-28
Babies made happy with Luks' Syrup.
Native Miners Crowded Out.

The annual report of the Miners Examin-
ing Board of the Shamollin district shows
that the English-speaking miners are being
crowded out. The report shows that of the
475 certificates issued to miners during the
year ending July l. 1895, 81 were given to
Poles, Huns and Italians, while only sixty
seven native Americans, eighteen Germans,
seven each English and French, three Welsh
and two Scotch were among the applicants.
The only baby medicine-Luks' Syrup.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-28
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
John Rogers, Jr., Attempted to- End
His Life.
He Gave Notice That he Would Throw
Himself Before Railroad Engine and
Did Sole was Irresponsible

John Rogers, Jr., q once very promising
young Polish man of this community, this
afternoon concluded that his era of useful
ness in this world had spent itself, and at
tempted to end his existence by throwing
himself in front of coal train engine st the
Bowers street crossing of the Lehigh Valley
railroad. He escaped death, hut his in
iuries are such that coupled with his general
condition, they may have a. fatal result.
The engine that struck the unfortunate
man was No. 3s3. 1t was bound westward
with a train of empty coal cars and running
at a speed Of from four to six miles an hour.
The engineer surmised the mans intentions
when approaching the crossing and had re-
duced the speed of the train considerably.
The train was stopped right after it struck
Rogers and that accounts for the man not be
ing ground to pieces.
Rogers was unconscious when taken from
the cowcateher His left foot had been
crushed to pulp by the front wheels oG the
engine, his skull was fractured and there
were a number of laceations of the head and
face Friends carried the victim to his home
ON East Centre street, next door to Council
man o Brieu's hotel. Dr. D. J. Iangton was
summoned and temporarily dressed the in
iuries. Rogers was taken to the Miners
hospital on the LAO Lehigh Valley train
A small Polish boy who witnessed the
accident says that Rogers appeared to be Try
ing to get on the cowcatcher of the engine.
but a statement by Charles Norl1 leads to the
] ID .
tempt at suicide. Nork says Rogers was play
ing dice with him in saloon during good
part of this morning and Rogers complained
that he had partaken of no food for three
days, that he was drinking continually.
! Rogers said he was without money and that
he intended throwing himself before rail
road engine. Nork keeps the saloon on East
Centre street formerly owned by Mrs.
Yodkois. Shortly before one o'clock Rogers
said to Norll, do | owe you anything,
Charlie ?'' and was answered in the negative
| He then said, We'll, this is the last time you
will see me alive" Nork persuaded him to
| 90 home and he promised to do so. but in
stead Went north on Bowers street towards
the place where he made the attempt to kill
himself, and within ten minutes after was
carried maugled to his home
Rogers is son of the well-kuown East
Centre street hotelkeeper. About two years
ago he kept grocery store next door to hi,
fathers saloon, He was married at about
that time, but that did not seem to alter hi.
habits, He drank heavily. He was finally
induced to move to Waterbury, Conn, to see
if a change of surroundings would improve
him, but they did not. About year ago he
moved back to this town with his wife and
she continued to live with him notwithstand
ing his habits grew steadily worse. He ha,
done no work since his return here and ha.
been drinking heavily most of the time. Hi,
friends say he was not responsible for his act
Watson House Free Lunch.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-28

The Trinity Reformed Sunday school and a
large number of friends will leave town at 8
o'clock tomorrow morning, via the P. & r.,
railroad for Lakeside, where they will
picnic. The train will leave Lakeside at o
p. N,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-28

The csmmittce vt the School Board in
structed corrective aad considerproposlls for
supplying the public schools * the bonough
with coal have met and awarded the con
tract to Nilliam Nsjswinter The bids for
supplying the various grades Of p. & Il. c.
a. |. Company coal par ton wera,as follows:
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-28

We can't stop the leaks from the clouds but
Bell the plumber, corner Main and Centre
streets, can stop all your leaks in water and
gas mains with satisfaction
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-28

Columbia Beer the miner will cheer,
As he rests at the close of the day;
After digging the Goals
In the dirty old holes,
1t will wash all the cobwebs away.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-28
1t Beats the Dutch.

Thirteen dollars worth of free laundry if
you guess nearest to the right number of
beans in the jar. Fay's Steam Laundry
guessing contest. It
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-28

act well their Vart. They keep their shape
and hold their color. At the up-to-date hat
store, - East Centre street. 1t
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-28

Mr Nciswinter also offered TO supply
Echley lam coal at the following Gates
Egg, s275; stove, s3; pea, stQ4; average,
= ,l6l. The Columbia Hose Company offered
Cambridge colliery coal at S2.65 for egg;
stove, $50, pea, Sl.1O; average. $40
At Breen's Cafe Tonight.
Mock TURTLE soup llne. Plenty for every
body.
To-morrOw night genuine snapper. This
turtle is ou exhibition now.
Watch for Saturday free luBch
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-28
WHERE IS CHARLIE cARDIN ?

The Young son of Justice Cardin Is Re
ported Missing.
Charles, the 13-ycar-old son Of Justice
j. j. Canliu, has been missing since yester-
day afternoon Persistent search by the
parents lrave faiie1 to reveal any trace of the
boy. He was a pupil of Miss Amelia c.
Srhoenor, in the lloyd street public school
Building. The boy stntters and it is said
that his classmates tormcntcd him on the
irpedimeuf yesterday. He left the school
and has not been scrn since. His parents
are almost distracted by grief
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-28
uaISHERMAN'S
@v v@ UCK.

In fishing around the market we
found a couple barrels of extra fine
Norway mackerel cheap. Very fat
and white. Not large. Weigh
about 3-4 of pound, IA cents a
pound. We have the big ones, too;
weigh n to ~ pounds, for little
more money. These are the finest
fish caught, and we can not always
buy the small ones.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-28

The only baby medicine-Luks' Syrup,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-28

Household furniture, carpets, bedding,
piano, dishes, etc Apply at 2S2 West Oak
street S-26-tf
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-28

Welter's for Your Lunches.
Delicious ox-tai soup for free lunch to-
morrow morning
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-28

Hendricks Rouse Free Lunch.
Bean soup tonight
Liver and onions tomorrow morning,
Largest oysters and little neck CLAIMS.
Meals served ut all hours.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-28

The postoihcc department has decided that
a request to pay bill can be sent ON postal
card, but that it must contain no threat OF
intimation as to what will be done if tho
debt is not paid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-28

Teething children should be treated with
Luks' soothing syrup tt
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-28
MnY Work Fnn Time.

The only baby medicine-Luks' Syrup
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-28

Special TO EVENING HERALD.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-31
ESCUELA De ARTES Y OFICIOS
I'm RuEN PENsAMLEN1Q DEL sR. EGQzcuE

Sc comenta muy favorablemente en-
esta Capital el pensamiento do nuestro es-
timadO amigo ell seilOr don Manuel Egoz
cue, Vice-presidente de la Comisi6n Pro-
vincial, que fu6 quien present6 la moci6n
peletas para la rifa del sorteo de acciones
de la LOter1a, SO dedicase & obras ben6f-
cas-, tales como la ampliaci6n del local que
ocupa el Asilo de Benefcencia y Manico-
milo, mejOrandO sus condolences, hoy def
cientes por el aumento de poblaci6n, para
que pueda instalarse allf la Escuela de Ar
tes OfciOs que tan necesaria Sc hace, Y
pOr la cual ha venido hace muchos amos
abogando Ia prensa de todos los matices
pOliticOs de la provincial.
El pensamiento es magn1fico no QUE
remos ser de los dltimos en- tributar al se-
for Egozcue y a los senores qua le han
alentado en- su patri6tico proyecto, nues-
tros aplausos mas sinceros. La necesidad
de establecerbuna escuela de Artes Of
clos en- Puerto-Rico es de todo puntO in
Questionable y la idea de pOder llevar q Ca
DO tan it'll Obra, sin irnponer al pals una
nueva contribution dfrecta, es digna de
todo encomio.
A reserva de volver a ocuparnos de
este asunto, que bien lc merece, queremos
dejar consignado 10 dicho en- las anterio-
res lineas y signifcar tambi6n que la idea
de la rifa para ell sOrteo de acciOnes que
dar& q la Diputaci6n los medios de reali-
zar ell proyecto de que hablamos, Sc debe q
la iniciativa de los diputados Ses Egoz-
cue, Villar y Valdes a quienes tambi6n
felicitamos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-31

Segdn un escritor que reside en- Ell
Cairo, muy familiarizado con las costum-
bres africanas, cada bola de billar repre-
senta por 10 menos, una muerte con no.
rrible cr1men. De los relatos facilitados
por viajeros enteramente dignos de Gre
ditto, que han recorrido ell interior del
Africa, Sc desprende, que una caravaua
ocupada en- transportar marf1l la costa,
para su embarque, cuenta al fin de Ia jor-
NADIA 16O muertos por hOmicidios, por re-
sultados de combates de defensa y por
asesinatos 80 defunciones mas ocasiona-
das por Ia fatiga y las Intermediates; y
tOdo este sin contar las peripecias de la
caza de elefantes, que dan por resultado
unas 10 muertes y otrOs tant0s academies
graves. A esta suma deben scr agrega-
dos los robos, las traiciones, los cas3s de
pembriaguez y los actos de brutal violencia
y dc crueldad. Ademas de los datos
apuntados, t@ngase en- cuenta que un col
milo sin tacha, nj defecto, no da materia
sino para dos tres bolas de billar, y aki
SO comprendera la vero similitud del fdne-
bre calculo. Vease por donde los inven-
torres del marfil artificial resultan verda-
deros bienhechOres de la humanidad.
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Han contraido matrimonio en- Hato-
Grande, la virtuOsa y simpatlca sehOrita
do6a Otilia Mangual y don Andres Lopez
Torres, siendo apadrinados pOr don Jaime
Villa y su distinguida espOsa la seflOra
doha Luisa Santana.
En- ell anuncio de la Administrative de
Loter1a que publicamQs aver, Sc escape I'm
error de GAIA, que dejamOs subsanadO hoy.
DOnde dijO, refri6ndOse al apartado de
billetes, hQStG Ell i, debe decir bGStI Ell MI
Nero de i. Aun cuandO Ia errata habra
sido subsanada pOr ell bUen criterio de
nuestros lectores, hacemOs la aclaraci6n
correspondence.
iQu6 diran las potencias extraujeras
cuandO por medic de sus representatives
sepan 10 que pasa en- la calle de la Forta-
giran como surgeon Los Dependencies VEN
diendo camas, cUnas y colchones, alfom-
bras gusto persa y tohallas para banjo mas
baratas que en- ninguna parte. !OjO! es
frente la sombrerer1a de don Angel
Suarez,al lado de don Juan Piz&.
De Isabella nos remiten 10 siguiente
para su publications
''Cual nuevo Don Quijot9 SO nos pre-
senta un amigo de LA CORREsFoNDENCIA
y echando bills por todO su cuerpo, Ia en-
prehde contra Jos maOI99OS ole UaentO, y
dice que los astutos cobardes autores del
robo hecho al Alcalde, tenfan su golpe
preparado. dPor que no 10 eIvit6 usted,
querido? Aquel senor Sc 10 hubiera agra
decide. jQui6n ha desprestigiado lapoi-
cfa de Isabella? Vamos, usted esta deli
rando, esta muy excitado. Tome tia.
Dice entro otras cosas, que hace falta edu
car moralmente al pueblo. Y d1ganos,
jqi6n .es el llamado a procurar por todos
medios posibles, que el pueblo SO eduque
moralmente? 5El Moro Muza? jCuando
SO ha dado una noticia de Isabella, con to-
mores y apasionamientos? Bah! Calme-
SO hombre. EN- las noticias ha habido
passion? No 10 crea, es que los cristales de
gqs antiparras sen De De mucho aumgnto.
usted quien, senor de mi alma, el llama
do a lamar conceptos injuriosos sin dis
tiin4g%ir pergonalidad a ralguna; sin saberse
el fallc que daran los Tribqnales de Justi;
recibimiento que SO hizo a los senores con-
ira quien lapza usted sus rayos? Pues,..'
gaaqVese."'.
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Nuestro corresponsal de San German
nos escribe:-" El % 8 las cinco Y media
de la tardo entr0 en- esta ciudad la sepun-
da compafl1a del battalion Provisional nG-
nero 2, de Puerto-RicO, destinada como
destacamentC esta poblaci6n. Sc COM
pOne hoy de I'm captain, tres primeros te-
nientes, un segundO teniente = l41 plazas.
Los nOmbres de los ofciales son: Captain.
don Fernando Moyal; Primeros tenientes,
don Luis Osset Rovira, don Eduardo Pc.
rez Ortiz y don Ricardo Quian Palau: Sc.
gundo teniente, don Marcos Lara Mar
tinez. La compafl1a fu6 recibida con gran
entusiasmo y algeria en- ell pueblo, dan
dose vivas d Espafa, al Ej6rcito, etc.
acompahada hasta ell cuartel por la banda
de mdsica de Voluntarios SalierOn 4 es
pararlo a las afueras del pueblo, ell Alcal-
de y Secretarto del Ayuntamienfo, ell Con-
cejal sefor Luis Marchani, ell Juez de Pri-
mera Instancia, Registrador de la Propie.
dad, escribano seflor Fores, abogado Sc
for Soils y Otras persOnas de 10 mas
connotadO de la poblaci6n. Est& la con2-
pafl1a muy contenta aquF, pues SO ha en-
cOntrado con I'm cuartel espacioso. venti-
ladO y que reune cuantas condolences sor
de desear para estar bien aloiada la tropa.
Como 6sta no traia catres, ell Ayunta
mieUto ha mandado construir 1876. los one
han sido entregados al Captain con todo,
10 demas que han necesitado para Que Ia
fuerZa este atendida. De los fondos mn
nicipales SO han costeado dos ranchos "a.
ra la tropa, uno en- la tarde de su lleeada
y ell otro en- la mafiana del sieuiente dia
con su correspondence cafe al amanecer
El pueblo desea que sea permanente eli
destacamento en- esta ciudad.'
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Ia CORRESPONDENCE De PUERT0oRIC0."
gVIERNEs, 81 DE MAYO DE 1895.
ASOClAClON De ACRlCULTORES
DE PUERTO-RICO
SECRETARIA.

Ri sef1or Presidente del Banco Terri
torial y Agr1cOla, SO ha servidO dirijir al
de esta Association en- % del que expira
Ia communication siguiente:
"COmpelido este BancOpOr la excesiva
demanda, cada dia creciente, de pr6sta-
mos hipOtecarios y agrfcOlas, establecer
un turno para llevar cabO todOs los que
de su Vice-presidente, y teniendO en- cuen-
ia la justicia de atender con preferencia q
los q. mas menos directa y efcazmente
han contrib lido la creaci0n de dicho es-
tablecimientO; en- session Ordinaria de 30
de Abril pr0ximO pasadO, ha acOrdadO su
COnsejO de administration, que en- 10 su-
cesivo, en- igualdad de circunstancias, al
COnceder los menciOnadas pr6stamos, y
aeflalar los turnOs para hacerlOs electives
SO cOlOquen en- primer lugar los cOncesio-
nariOs que sean acciOnistas del BancO, Y
entire ellOs los que la vez reunan ell ca
racter de miembros de la Asociaci6n de
Agricultores; en- 90 lugar los referidos
asociadOs, aun cuandO no sean accionistas,
y en- ultimO t6rminO los que no tonQan
una nj Otra calidad. Lo que tengo ell gus
to de cOmunicar usted para la inteligen-
cla y satisfaction de SOciedad que digna-
mente preside, rogandole que para llovar
8 efectO 10 acOrdadO SO sirva disponer SO
mlembrOs con que actualmente cuenta,
haci6ndolo tambien en- adelante de las
atlas y bajas que Ocurra,
para que llegue & nOticia no solo de
nuestrOs asOciadOs sinO de tOGos los agri-
cultOres en- general, SO publi0a ell presen-
te pOr Orden de la Presidencia en- Puerto
Rico 81 de Mayo de 1895.-Mamue1 r.
ROSSy.-V.0 B.0-El Presidento,- p. Sci
-presidente, te,-JWZGG41 &. BZ041cO 81
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Nos escriben de Juncos:- Gel

Nos escriben de Junco6:- {" Ell domin-
go 26 del corriente tuvo efecto I'm gran
bale de Ia clase obrera en- este pueblo,
con la particularidad de que su conclusion
fu6 algo tragica; pues SO oice, y es una
verdad, que no ser por ia actividad y
valentia del guardia municipal Gil Diaz,
ell cual pudo terminar prontamente la re-
yerta habida entire unos veinte treinta
indivfduos, hubiesen tenido que lamentar-
Sc desgracias de consideration; pero, afor-
tunadamente, solo resultaron tres heridoa,
entire ellos, uno de caracter grave, segdn
manifestation facultativa. Hubo carre-
ras de muchachas, salto3 por ventanas,
gritos, alarma w.. la mar, Pero como
las ninfas del bale fueron precavidas
huyeron instantaneamente, pudiendo sa-
lir ilesas de tan tremenda batalla. Sc ha-
llan en- el Dep6sito municipal diez seis
individuos ell Juzgado instruye las opor-
tunas diligencias sumariales."
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yecto, que los que SO vienen ejercitando
en- favor del Concurso Agr1cola del corrien-
to aflO.
Llevado este Certamen a Mayagiiez:
de la Provincial, casi toda la prensa peri6-
dica de la Isla, los Ayuntamientos de di-
cha ciudad de Ponce, los Alcaldes de la
Capital, San German, Ag uadilla, Sabana-
Grande y otros pueblos, ETC., en- suma, I'm
poderoso contingente de alentadoras vo-
luntades movidas al impulse de encomia,
bles prop6sitos, han prestado su coOpera-
ci6n al acto de que SO trata.
Tai conducta, que tiempre aplaudire-
mos con entusiasmo, es patente testimo-
MO de que los Concursos Agr1cola indus
triales, constituyen una institution que el
pals debe sostener todo trance.
Ahora solo falta, para que tantos es-
fuerzos no vayan abismarse en- la vora-
g1ne del indiferentismo, que atrofa ami
quila, que los productores presten su con-
curse la fiesta de la ciudad del Oeste.
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EN- DEFENSA.
CONTESTANDO AL DECANO

FL BOlet5m uerca4tl2 hace el favor de
dedicarnos unO de los editOriales de su
edici0n de aver, para demostrar 10 que de
antique sab1amOs:que sigue aferrado sus
viejOs mOldes, que no encajan en- absolute
en- los prOcedimientOs mOdernOs, y que,
q pesar de su respetabilidad buen deseo
que somos los primerOs en- reconocer, tie
ne candidec6s q. no parecen prOpias de un
periodicO de sus merecimientOs de su
signifcaci6n polftica er Puerto-Rico.
El cOlega cr6e-y hemOs de Greer no.
sotros que 10 hace de buena f6,-que es
pecadO mortal la information que pode-
mos ser responsables de 10 que no hemos
dichO, nj creidO, pOrque & 81 SO le antoje,
para meJor cOmbatlr nuestrOs procedi
mientos, cOlgarnOs esa responsabilidad.
LA CORRESPONDENCE no SO ha hecho
nunca eco de las nOticias exageradas que
aqu1 han circulado de bOca en- boca proce-
dentes de los peri0dicOs de los EstadOs-
Unidos; 10 que ha hecho es concentrates,
desautOrizarlae y pOnerlas de manifesto
como demonstration incOntrastable de su
propia monstruosidad. Decir por eiemplo
como dijimos un dia, cOplandOlO del He~
TGld, que los insurrect0s pensaban tender
71n cable desde Cuba, con rom QfcQc1Ones
SecretGS pOT tOdG la IslG, hGstG NueUG-
York, es demostrar palmariamente hasta
dOnde legan las oxageraciOnes de los pc
ri6dicOs yankees, y dejarlOs cOmpletamente
desautorizadOs ante la opinion sensata y
a1n ante la de los exagerados que Green 10
que no es l0gicO.
En- cuanto & que publicasen1os una car.
ia de Cuba q. publiquemos otras,e ,en cstos
momentos en- que hay en- ell pals verda-
dera justfsima y natural ansiedad por
saber detalles de 10 que ALI ocurre, no he
mos hechO mas que cumpIlr con nuestra
mission de periOdistas y este sin imaginar
nj por asomo que con clio podfamose herir
susceptibilidades de nadie y muchfsimo
me1os de una colectividad tan respectable
como la Armada Espanola, tan digna de
universal estimaci6n y tan merecedora de
nuestras simpatfas entusiasmos. o. E. q.
~ sino Sc tratara de un peri6dico s6rio como ell
BOetIN razon tendramos para supOner que quieren
susctar los animos de Ia Marina contra LA CoRREs-
poNDENcA Ell sueto del cOlega publicado anoche, es
extemporaneo trasnochado como Sc dice en- lepgua-
ie vulgar Comentar 0AorG una carta publicada sin
malcia nuestra edici6n del 81, sobre todo des-
pu6s de nuestras ancas declaraciones, consignadas
en- nuestro editorial del 49, verdaderamente acQm.
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