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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-15
UPRISING IN coREA.
The Powers Land Marines TO Protect
Their Interests


New York, Oct. Authorization OF q
formidable uprising in Corea, resulting
in the disappearance and probable death
Of the Queen, and THE landing of military
forces by the UnTted States and Euro
pean powers hlas been received by Min
lister Kurino, OF Japan, from the foreign
office at Toxic. 1t Is quite sensational,
indicating THE landing OF marines by Rus
sla the United States, land prelbLIhcy
Great Britain.
The --LATEST dispatch to Minister Kurino
states that force of Russian marines,
forty in number, has been Canded. Thus
far they have confined themselves to
guarding the Russian legation at Seoul.
United States marines were landed
from the Yorktown to the number of
ixteen. 1t is believed British marines
have also been landed. Besides these,
The Japanese have "a considerable force OF
soldiers at Seoul, who have been pre-
serving order.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-15
SENTIMENTS OF TREASON.
Railway Employees AnalUhematlze the
Government.

Devils lake, N. D., Oct. 14.-The Cen
eral Board OF Mediation OF the American
RaIlway Union, has adopted the follow
ing resolution:
"To Railway Employees of Amerlca-
Though overwhelmed and shattered in
the great strike of 1891, Its members
biackllsGed and scattered, The union has
risen and is lighting THE WAY to indus
trial freedom. The railway interests of
the country are r,apldLy passing into the
hands of few men and the only hope OF
the employees lies in unlficaItion and pro-
gressive men are active in their efforts
to bring this about.
"To our beloved president, q. V, Debs,
although you are behind prison bars de-
prfved of your liberty by the corrupt and
servile tool of corporations backed by a
rotten administration, you live In the
hearts OF the common people. The en-
p.oyes of the Great Northern are with
you, as they we're in 1894 and honor you
as Lelader who WIN yet dead ITO victory"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-15
THE MARKETS.

San Francisco, Oct. H.-Hops-597 cents
for new.
Liverpool, Oct. -Whealt-epot. dteady;
demand, poor: No 2 red winter. s. 1Hd;
No. red sprdng, stocks exhausted; No.
hard Manitoba, 5s I'd No. / California,
IS I'D.
New York, Oct. H.-Hops, steady.
Portland, Oct. 4-Wheat-VatIey, 800
49h; WaEa Wanla, 46.
London, Oct. H.-Hops- Coast,
q 15s
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-15
BUBBLE WILL BURST.
South African Mine Shares Sell Like
Hot Cakes.

New York, Oct. 14.--Among the passen-
gers on tho st. Louis today was John A.
Mccall, president of the New York Life
Insurance Company, who has been
ABROAD. He said:
''1Nhe mad rush for shares in the South
African mines by London investors was
the most astonishing thing in the way Of
speculation have ever seen. The pur-
chasors were like so many hungry wolves
who could not be fed fast enough. There
seemed to be little effort on the part Of
investors to make inquiries about what
they were buying; everybody was buying
and everybody did what everybody else
was doing.
ut is only matter OF time when the
bubble VIII burst. When the reaction
sets in 1t will be, in my opinion, In favor
of American securities.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-15
BAYARp WILL Nor rALK.

London, Oct 14-United States Ambas-
sador Bayard returned to London today
from the country. He refuses TO Say
anything for publication regarding the
stalrements made in "a pamphlet recently
issued by Lord Sackvf1e. formerly the
BrItfEh minister at Washington.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-15
BANK PRESIDENT IN TROUBLE.

Seaettle, Oct. 14.--A warrant has been
Issued for H. w. Wheeler, president Of
the Blaine National Bank and the Blaine
State Bank, the two concerns by which
1t Us claimed Wheeler worked the double
cross" In order to defraud the depoSItors
and stockholders. Wheeler Is chllrged
with having received deposits at the time
when he knew the bank would fall e. r.
Wheeler, his brother, cashier of the two
banks, Is under $1,000 bonds on a similar
charge
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-15
bike" RECORDS.
DouFsviHe Races E5tab1lsh Some New
Figures.


Louisville, Oct. 14.-TNhe season for
record riding waIs inaugurlted most AUS
pieiously by Arthur Gardner and WGiide
Decariy, on singles, and by r.. Il. An
derson and "Reddie' Van HerTlck, on
tandem today. The trials. alC with fly
ing starts paced by quad and tandems,
resulted with these Ctaks B records:
Two mf1es-Wf.gie Decardy, time, 1858 30.
johns former record, 1854 As.
Three mIes-AliJhur Gardner, time, 5:55
35.
-Four miles, Arthur Gardner. time. 1858
2-5.
Five mIles-Arthur Gardner, time, 9:5S
is. Former record, 1913, by Titus
MARY" Anderson and 'Red" VanHer-
rick, on tandem, broke the record OF
Isl "a made recently at Wa[thlam by
Dunie and Butter Time, isl They con-
tlnued and established the following rec
ords Two miles, 1853 "a; three miles,
6:01; four mites, 500; five miles, 1918.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-15
TAKES TT CALMLY.

Roseburg. Or, Oct. 14.LWhen the news
was told Murderer Sam G. Brown this
afternoon that the supreme court had
affirmed the decision Of Hhe lower court.
he took the news calmly, rcmarlzing
TITS not pleasant news, but I'm glad II
is settled" II is presumed the attorneys
wiz make an efrort to secure a rehearine
In the case.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-15
ROMANCE IN HIGH LIFE.
The Vanderbilt Wedding Leads to Other
Results

Brooklyn, Oct. 1I.-It has become al
most settled by rumor among the 400
of New York and Brooklyn, among these
who compose the Mendowbrook Hunt
Club of Long Island, says the Eagle to-
night, that reconciliation is probable
between Mr.. and Mrs w, X. Vanderbilt,
and that Immediately following the mar
riage of their daughter Consuelo, with
the Duke of Marlborough a second cere-
mony will unite the parents second
time in matrimony.
The marriage of Miss Consuelo Wander
bilt with the Duke of Marlborough is rec
ognized as more the wish and desire OF
her father than her mother, and this
union has been used by the friends OF
both parents TO bring about happy un-
derstandng between them.
In the settlements of the marriage con-
tracts the Duke of Marlborough is under
stood to have received $S,OOO,0OO, and an
additional S1O,OOO,OOO was settled on Miss
Consudyo.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-15
STATE NEWS.
Interesting Items Culled From Oregon's
Leading Newspapers.

On the 2srd of September last u. STAR
buck resident of Polk county, rode
over to Salem and reaching the east ap-
proach of the steel bridge tied his horse
under 1t and came on to town, intend
ing to return shortly and strike out for
home again. Upon his return the horse
had disappeared and left no trace as
Its Whereabouts The mhltter was re-
ported to the authorities and yesterday
William Rlggin, 1l-year-o,d boy, liv-
ing near McAIinnwlre, but arrested at
Scio, was placed In the county jail by
Constable Lon Waihn, charged with hav-
ing stolen the aninlal. The boy, speak
ing about the affair. said he had walked
to Salem on the 23rd and when Ihe started
home was pretty tired. Upon seeing the
horse he just mounted 1t and rode away.
When he reached home he traded It or
to another man. To cap the climax he
sold his newly traded anhnial for $40,
the fellow buying the horse paying 40
cents cash and owing the lad the bali
ance. Young Rlggin will hhve an exam
inaltion before Justice H. A. Johnson, jr,
tomorrow. Statesman.
The Forest Grove Times Says: "Tlwo OF
the speakers of Dedication day DIR, Nc
Lean, of Oakland, Cal, and President
Chapman, of the Oregon State University.
had something to say about the work
the Pacific university was doing, and
about its right to the name university.
Pacific university Is not In any sense
now a university; the Oregon State uni
veIelty, with fits law and medical depart
ments has little to boast of either, and
even Berkeley as compared with other
institutions I'm say Germany or Ahfs
country has not a great reputation. Pa-
cl1c university may. II Ct chooses realfze
It's name and as its wealth and endow-
ments Increase may add departments to
any extent. If the Northwest ts to tlave
a university why may 1t not he Pacific
university? or what institution HAS a
better right to the ambition AIT any rate
the school has become established under
this name and 1t would mot be the part
OF wisdom and would be an innovation
uTWdrTanted by the necessities OF tle
celye to change w."
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-15
LARGE FRUIT SHIPMENTS.

Roseburg, Or. Oct. 14.-The Oregon
Fruit Union Wits Brown, local man-
ager, has IA force Of men fitting up large
Warehouse and receiving grading and
packing ready for shipment in car tots
green and dried FRUITS OF all kinds. They
expect TO ship number of car loads this
week and continue during the season.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-15
BETTER MAIL SERVICE.

washington, oct. 1i.-Posbmatl.er Gen.
eras wilson eadd today thTt the request
OF Detroit and Michigan people for faster
mar service wiz be gr1nted. III faster
service cannot be secured over American
lines, mail cars and clerks win be car
ried over the Canadian Zines.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-15
A DOUBLE KILLING.

Boise, Idaho, Oct. 14.-A double kfring
occurred in De1nar last night. Hank
Anderson while drunk, quarrelred with
and killed nils partner, named Brisbee.
Deputy Sheriff Scaddon later attempted
to arrest Anderson; the Catter fired upon
HIM, .whereupon Scad1on Killed. him.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-15
DURRANT TRIAL.

San Francisco, Oct. 14.-It is probable
that the Durrant trial WIFI be continued
TIL next Monday when court meets to-
morrow, on account of the Illness OF
Attorney Deuprey, the beading counsel
for the defense.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-15
HAM DID 1T.
Seven wedding Guests Die from It.

Chicago, Oct. 14-Dr Eara lie Count, of
Rush Medical College, has made care
full diagnosis of the causes which lead
to the death of seevn guests at the we'd
ding of John w. Taplin and Anna Gage.
at SabuLa, Iowa, September IL. Or. lie
Counts report settles lthalt beyond doubt,
ham, HASTILY cooked for the wedding
supper caused all the suffering.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-15
KnNrucKY TRorTgNe RACES.

Lexington, Oct. 14.--The gireht Kentueky
eStake for thrse-year old trotters was won
by Boreal Fred Kohl second; Killon
third Oakland Baron fourth. Six heats
were trotted best time, 2;12lA
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-15
CKEEDON WINS.

London, Oct. 1.-THE fight between
Creedon and Craig before THE National
Sporting Club was won by creedon In the
90th round.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-15

Lorraine, Ohio, Oct. 1l.-The schooner
Nellie Dun, bound IFrom Pelee Island to
Clevetand loaded with gravel. sank two
miles off Doraine harbor shortly after
midnight Captain Peterson and Senman
John Hagerman, both Of Pomeroy, Ohio,
and ain unknown sailor haiAng from
Cleveland, were drowned. The tug Cas-
cade rescued George Wilson, who was
found cllnging to the mast in an almost
hfeless condition.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-15

porbloning these earnings among the lines
tributary TO the system has prevented
the paymen of the interest on Oregon
Short Line skies and other securities.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-15

It's In town. It's the best;
Won't burn nor roughen the skin;
Won't yellow your clothes"
You win be agreeably surprised.
Sorry you didn't know Il sooner.
Tomson's Soap Foam. large packages.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-15
SCHOONER SUNK.

Three Lives Lost and One Narrow Es-
cape.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-15

The manufactures OF Baltimore are
valued annually at nearly sl5O,0oO,oOO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-23
e. DESBARAJUSTE MONETARIO EN- LAlSLA

A juzgar por las noticias confidencia-
les que venimos recibiendo del interior, la
situaci6n monetaria sc hace cada vez mas
dificil en- la Isla. Las classes iornaleras Sc
uneven en- concepto de que Sc le paguen
sus jornales en- proportion al valor de la
moneda circulante, por que de otro modo
70 p1eden llenar las necesidades mas i'm
periesas de la vida. La situaci6n actual
de a los mejieanos valgan 80 Gent avos mas
8 menos para unos y un peso para otros es
Cumpleta y l6gicatnent6 insostenible.
preguntamos notrOs: No seria mas
ptevisor, mas justo, mas polftico menos
peligroso establecer de una Nez Ell patron
orc, admitiendo amos v otros ell peso me1i-
cano por SUI verdadero valor, antes de dar
1ugar q que el problema social Sc inicie en-
el pals y a que las huelgas tomen carta de
naturaleza entire nosotros?
Respecto del particular 1lama1nos la
atenci0n de nuestras autoridades y de los
hombres que saben pensar. En- las combi-
naciones economicas que vienen hacienda
los que defender ell capital, no debe olvi-
darse & las classes consumidores que repre-
eentan el trabajo.
Por dos razOnes muy poderOsas:
Por que es sOberanamente iniusto.
y sacramento peligroso.
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Sc DECLARAN
POR EL PATRON ORC

Anoche tuvimos ell gusto de recibir la
vista de nuestrO amigo y cOrresponsal de
YaucO ell seiior don Antonio Mattey Llu-
veras, rico hacendado, industrial y conner
iciante de aquella localidad.
Viene esta Capital en- Comision de
los hacendados de cafe del departamento
para manifestar la Sociedad de Agricul-
torres que dichos hacendados-todos anti
caniistas, ,-aceptar1an como buena solU-
cion al actual dif1cil problema monetario,
Ell establecimiento del patron orc.
El sefor Mattey Sc propone celebrar
hoy una entrevista con ell sefor Blanco ID.
Julian), presidente de la dicha Sociedad de
Agricultores Nosotros trataremos de ave-
riguar ell resultado de ella y ser possible
10 comunicaremos hoy mismo a los conse-
cuentes lectores de LA CORRESPONDENCE.
Escritas las anteriOres Hneas hemOs
tenido ell gusto de hablar con ell seflor Mat
tey, quien nos manifesto que hab1a cele-
brado hoy una larga cOnferencia con ell Sr
Blanco, presidente accidental de la Socie-
dad de Agricultores. No sabemos cuales
pero 81, juZgar por 10 que hablamos, que
trabajar por ell establecimiento del patron
orc, como dnica solucion possible al pavo-
rosO prOblema mOnetariO que nos perturba.
En- Yauco-nos dijo eli senor Mattey,-
no todos los hacendadOs aceptan ell patron
orc, aunque 81 10 quieren en- su mayoria
los cafeteros. Los de Gaia estan por ell
stoto quo, pero este no serfa diffcil evitar-
10 81 SO encontrase el medic que va hemos
aconsejado de decretar una prima sobre los
azdcares. El Comercio de Yauco-que es
muy importante, e,-acepta el patron orc,
como antes aceptaba el canje de la mo-
media.
Cuando logremos recoger mas datos,
volveremos a ocuparnos de este asunto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-23
LA RAzON Sc IMPONE

Nuestro distinguido amigo y colabora-
dor don Julian E. Blanco public6 anteayer
ur a larga carta en- este diario, en- la que
con La habilidad que le caracteriza trata
de probar que los agricultores y conner
ciantes oposicionistas al canje, no son los
causantes de que ell Gobierno Supreme ha-
llase pretextos para no resolver cosa algu-
ma sobre nuestra question mOnetaria.
No hemos de ocuparnOs de combatir la
opinion de nuestrO ilustrado cOntr1ncante,
que en- esta OCCASION la presenta tan LENA
de nebulosidades que llega al extreme de
demostrar 6l misnO pOca hrmeza en- los
principles defendidOs. En- la COnciencia
que nuestra anterior afrmacion en- ell suel-
to titulado ConsecateGacGGs esta perfecta-
mente aiustada a la realidad de los hechos
consumados Sin la violenta oposicion de
la Sociedad de Agricultores y otros ele-
mentos afnes ella, ell Gobierno de Ma
drid no tendrfa la mano un pretexto que
parece justo y que utiliza para dejarnos
due marchemos rapidamente a la ruina
general.
Estamos en- perfecto acuerdO con nues-
tro amigo ell sefOr Blanco en- ell particular
de que los precios de mercader1as y giros
para ell exterior no suben nj bajan, sino
que buscan su nivelacion al patron orc.
Esa es, pues, una poderos1sima razon para
que en- Puerto Rico Sc declare ofcialmente
y
clio de nnerconciG con relaci6n 10 que val
ga su pasta, va que como tai Sc les consi-
dera en- todas parties. Pero es verdadera-
mente demasiado violento 6 injusto que
para unos valga ell sol mexicano so centa-
vos y 100 para otros, de donde resulta que
los campOs Sc dividen entire dos grupOs que
podrfan llamarse de explotadores y expLo-
tados.
El patron ORC esta va planteado de he
cho, pese quien pese, y suceda 10 que su-
ceda. Dentro de un mes antes, no ha-
bra, jornaleross, industriales, .operarios,
contratistas, nj elementos que VIVIAN de su
trabajo personal, que admita mas de so
centavos Ell sol mexicano, sea porque a ese
valor circular porque duplique ell precio
de su trabajo, que para los efectos es COM
pletamente igual.
Repetiremos en- conclusion 10 que va
hemos dicho otras veces 81 los egoismos
de algunos no hubiesen estorbado tan vio-
lentamente ell canje por plata espahola,
hubiera sido esa operacion un lenitivo a
nuestros males. Hoy es tarde ell patron
orc Sc impone con todo el imperio de la
mas absolute necesidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-23
EN- LACAPITAL

En- esta Capital han empezado va al
gunos pulperos, particu1armente en- los ba-
rrios, & elevar los precios de los articulos
de primera necesidad. El arroz que se
vendia 4 8 ochavos Sc vende desde esta
naaflana; ell petr6leo ELEFANTE de IL ha
subido q 16 el cuartillo; ell iab6n de ocha
vos la libra ha subido & ocho; 81 carbon
desde an peso reales ha subido q doce
reales talega. Y por d estilo otros articu-
loa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-23
DIAS De S. M.

Con motive de ser hoy ell Santo de
s. M. ell Rey Don Alfonso XIII, LA Co.
RREsPoNDENoIA SO complace en- dirijir SUI
mas respetuoso saludo al Jefe de la Nacion
Espahola a su virtuosa madre la Reina
Repento
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-23

LA CoRREsPo De PUERTO
Rico, Capital. ..,......s....... lt6 681
El Buscapie, idem. m....4.t!.Ig..... 81 so
Las Noticias de Puerto Rico, idem II 46
El Bolet1n Mercantil, 1dem. .s..... Is 60
La Balanza, idem ...szs........... 6 "a
La Bandera Espanola, idem. -. co.
La Integridad Nacional, idem. 26
La Moda Elegante, idem. ........ A ii
La Reforma Agrfcola, idem. ~
La Estacion, idem. ...=.......... SO
El Eco del Comercio, idem. ...... l8]
El Mentor, idem. Observation-Disclosures. 72
FL PeregrinO, Vega-baja ....s..... 2 40
La Publicidad, Mayagtiez ,....... CO.
El Impartial, Playa de Mayagiiez IL 48
El Diario Popular, idem ... 3. 4 80
La Democracia, Ponce. ............ rs 90.
Ell Noticiero, idem, ........... 10
La Revista Mercantil, idem, 2 SO
La Libertad, idem ........ .........,.,, g 84
FL Listfn Comercial, F. de Ponce go
El Criterio, Humacao. !. ,...,...... i 26
La MUjer, idem. .. !. J. .......... AZ
Suma total ,.. ,.,..... 81 rs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-23

Esta ma1ana nos ha dicho un jornale-
70 que los trabaj ajadores de muelle de esta
Capital, tratan de reunirse pacifcamente
para elevar respetuosa solicitud a S. e. ell
Gobernador General, en- demanda de pro-
teccion para que Sc les aumentes ell prec1o
que tienen que pagar la ropa con que Sc
visten y los v1veres con que Sc alimentan.
Si no 1ogran su objeto, estan tispuestos a
no contribuir a la descarga de los buques
que arriben este puerto.
Aquf entra la meditation.
-Porque ell giro que van tomando las
cosas, aloanza mas 7uelo que ell que tienen
va los que SO venden sobre New ork y
la Peninsula @ ..:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-23

Anoche nos dijo I'm amigo nuestro,
acreditado facultativo de ,esta Capital, que
SUI lavandera lie habfa manifestado que no
e lavar1a en- 10 sucesivo la ropa al mismo
precio que hasta aquf Subiendole ell va
lor de los ingredientes que necesita para
ejercer su industrial, ella su vez necesita
aumentar Ell valor del lavado....
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-23
cvERPO De COMuNICAGIONEs
De PuERT0-RIGa
ADMINISTRATION GENERAL
..-. NeG0ciado 60

Estadistica de las eantidades pagadas
por las empresas periodistieaa de la fsla
por concept0 de franqueo On el mes de Di-
ciembre proximo pasados
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-23
!" la CORRESPONDENCE De PUERTO-RlCO"
microbes, % DE ENERo DE 1895.
MAnERAS DEL Pals

Vigas, viguetas, cuartones alfaj1as
de ausubo, tablas de tabanuco y de laurel
sabine, ofrece en- el deposito que ha esta-
blecidO en- esta Marina. JUAN PIZA. 1914
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-23
NOTlCIAS GEN Err ES

Con motive de ser hoy los dias de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-23
En- Ponce Sc ha publicado la siguiente

En- Ponce Sc ha publicado la siguiente
Orden del dia el 90 del mes en- curse:
La conducta Observable ell dia 18 del
actual por ell soldado del battalion Cazado-
res de Valladolid, Lazaro Nicasio San Vi
cente, salvando con riesgo de su vida 8
una mujer que Sc habfa caido en- un pozo,
no solo es digno de todo encomio, sino de
que sentimientos tan mobiles humanita-
rios sean imitados por sus compaheros,
siempre que Sc presente OCCASION para clio.
Rasgos de este g6nero no necesitan coInen-
tariOs v demuestran una vez mas que Ell
soldadO espafiol, sobre las buenas clialida,
des que le alderman y que son de todos Co
nocidas, tiene la de que no solo 81 frente
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-23

El lines tuvo efecto en- ell Teatro de
Arecibo el benefcio de la tiple absolute
nina Emilia Col6s en- el que obtuvo una
verdadera ovaci6n esta precoz inteligen-
tie criatura, En- ssGhateaux Margau es.
tuvo inimitahle ray6 8 gran altura,
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Recortataos de un estimable coiee

poncefo:
& les 10, viniendo del barrio Cofra1es, de
esta Jurisdiction, los esposos Cornelio va
lle6 6 Higinio Rodriguez, donde asistieron &
un bale de aguinaldo, fueron detenidos por
los individuos Ramon Gonzalez Silverio
Fermfn Domenech pretendiendo ell Fer
min violar q la esposa de Vale, mientras
.el Ramon y 81 Silyerio suietaban fuerte-
Francisco Roman y dos hijos de este, que
oyeron los gritos de la esposa ultraiada
vilmente, evitaron el cfnico brutal cri-
men. Los Domenech estan en- la carcel y
ell Gonzalez pudo fugarse. Tres aspiran.
tes mas al presidio."
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Noticias de Haity dicen que ha sid
destruido por IN horroroso incendio Gas
toda la ciudad de Port -de-Paix, pobls
cion muy comercial situada en- la part
norte de aquella repdblica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-23

La Directiva del apreciable &C Cfrculo
de los Hijos de Borinquen," establecido en-
esta Capital, ha tenido la cortesfa de invi-
IT, rnos- para un bale que ha dispuesto Ell
cual tendra lugar en- la noche del 2 de Fe-
hrerO. E.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-23
GA VILLA.DE PARIS" Los sefiores Vail

Fernandez duenOs de La sOmbrerer1a LA VILLA DE PARIS
Fortaleza ndmero 40 participant los que engan sombrerc
arregando pueden recogeros antes
Is de Febrero proxmo de 10 conro perderan derecho