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ARMY NEWS.

REPORTED SPECIALLY For TIE LIeBI
In accordance with orders, when
the last day of the>>month falls on
Sunday, review Of troops will take
place the preceding day. The re-
view was held last evening.
The troops serving at this post
have no cause to complain on ac-
count of heavy guard duty, as they
have from sixteen to seventeen
nights in.
One horse has been condemned
in troop HI, Fifth cavalry, and will
be sold at auction.
The battery has completed the
painting and vanishing of their
guns and carriages, and everything
looks Feat, but part of New Braun
fels avenue, running between the
two posts, Is a genuine mud hole,
and takes the paint off the wheels
after one immersion. The military
authorities have good grounds for
kick to the City Council on the
condition OF this block.
The appropriation for the an
nual movement of troops will be
available on July LIST, but 1t has
been stated that nothing will be
done until the return Of Secretary
Lamont, and perhaps not until the
return of General Schofield.
Colonel Townsend, it is said, bid
farewell to his regiment at Fort
Niobara and has gone to Washing
ton to urge upon the authorities
the transfer of his regiment to an
eastern post. II this transfer Is not
granted it is understood that the
colonel will retire from active SER
vice.
A reporter for the San Francisco
Call interviewed General Schofield
at San Francisco during the visit
of the latter to that point. He
asked if the general thought there
should be a military service law
compelling every young man to
serve certain number Of years as
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a soldier in this county. The Gen.
eral taid he was not at liberty to
discuss these things with citizens.
The General said the standing ar
! my was in good shape, particularly
In the Southwest, and said he found
every thing up to the standard. He
thinks the Indians are getting
thicker, but that they seem to have
come to the conclusion that it is
foolish TO fight with this govern
ment, but forgot to add, "when
General Miles commands the
troops"
A letter was received from Lieu
tenant O'Brien, Fifth Infantry
military attache, Legation OF the
United States at Toxic. Japan, re-
commencing that officers from the
cavalry and infantry school at Fort
Leavenworth visit that country
which, he remarks,is bristling with
things military. He says a round
trip ticket limited to four months
can be obtained for $l75, and says
500 per month while there will
cover all expenses.
The trouble is, where is the
money to come from.
First Lieutenant Thomas r. Nc
Guirs, recently promoted from the
Twenty-fifth to the Fourteenth in
fsntry, has been granted months
leave, his resignation to take effect
upon its expiration.
The Post council at Fort Meade
has appropriated the sum of $500
to be paid in prizes for winners of |
the Fourth Of July In garrison
sports.
Private Barton, troop B, First
Cavalry, was found guilty of vio-
lation Of three articles of war and
sentenced to confinement in the
guard house for two months, the
last seven days in each month to
be in solitary confinement.
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Gun club, Mr.. w. l.. Simpson, will
issue no cards for fishing privil-
eyes at Lakeview unless such
member requesting same ia up
with his dues.
NATAToRIUM AND GYMNASIUM.
Scholz's natatorium was charter
ed by several private parties dur.
ing the past week.
Last Monday was family day and
the pool was crowded with all
ages, enjoying the refreshing crys-
tai water.
The natatorium is an Institution
that should be we'll patronized by
San Autonians. 1t takes money to
run IL and Mr.. Ed. Dreiss, the les
see, is doing all in his power to
make this a great pleasure resort.
Mr.. Fl. Harms has joined the
fat mans class at the Y. M. G. A.
gymnasium. Herman says "it'
must be reduced.
T. j. Ryan has joined the light
weights az the same institution
and is trying to gain what his
partner loses.
The business class which meets
daily at p. m. is growing In num-
bers, and those who have given
hot weather light exercise a trial,
confirm the opinion OF the instruc-
tor, Prof. Haskell, as to its benefi-
cial effect in aiding one TO stand
the heated term to better advant-
age.
The business has been fairly good
at the Hot Sulphur Wells the past
week, mostly strangers and in
valids, who come to bath and drink
the healing waters. The local
patronage has not been so good on
account of a break down in the
street car service, for want OF
power. II
The firT artesian water going to
waste Midway, on the West
End sins line, could be converted
into ne swimming pool by
damn f,g up the Alazan and Mar
tinezY creeks.
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T1LpEs. McMullen Co, Tex.

George Dullnig. San Antonio, Tex.
Dear Sir: 1t is with great pleas
lure that l write you in regard to
)your inquiry ii and how l was
benefited by the use of your iron
land hot sulphur waters during my
stay at your ranch last winter.
You saw yourself in what condi-
lion was, when / first commenced
using your waters. could hardly
walk. but after a stay of but two
weeks, | was able to walk around
without much exertion and with
but the aid of stick or crutch. Since
/ left your ranch my case has con-
3inued to improve, and l am sure
hat the use OF your waters effect
d lasting benefit. My case was
J very severe attack OF rheuma-
ism. Although / visited your
ranch in rather the wrong season,
he weather being very cold at the
lime, nevertheless, / must say that
he use Of your waters cured me
pmpletely and made new man
ut OF me. Thanking you for your
Try kind treatment, am,
a Yours very truly,
lar line JOHN FITZPATRICK.
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DAYS THIS WEEK.

Sunday, June 30.-St. Paul. Mon
tezuma died, 1880.
Monday, July 1.-St. Gal, bishop
born at Clermont, in Auvergne,
wear 4S9; appointed bishop OF Au-
vergne in 527; died 553. st. Theo-
bald.
Tuesday, July 2.-Visitation OF
the Blessed Virgin Mary, in honor
OF her visit to her cousin, st. Eliza.
beth. The feast was estahlisned
by pope Urban vi. Puritans LETT
England for America, 1871.
Wednesday, July 3.-St. Hello.
dorus. born in Dalmatia; bishop OF
Altino; died, 29O. st. Rebecca.
Thursday, July 4.-National In
dependence day. st. Bertha, alb
hess. daughter of Count Rigobert
and Ursana, related to one OF the
kings of Kent in England; dled,
725.
Friday, July 5.-St. Peter OF
Luxem borg, born 1869 in Lorraine !;
sent as a hostage to England, ne
won friends by his piety. He was
appointed bishop of Metz at the
age of Is years; elected cardinal OF
st. George. Avignon chose HIM as
its patron saint. Died at the age
of is wears. st. Demetrius. lnde-
pendence of Venezuela, 1911.
Saturday, July 6. = st. Goar,
priest; born in Aquitane, he went
to Germany, and there died In OH.
John Huss, the Bohemian reform
err and preacher, born in 1878; he
was burned by order Of the Inqui-
sition, July 6, 14l5. Homestead,
Pa, riot, 1892.
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PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE

The city payday will relieve
much distress on the west side.
The law will not grant any one
firm the exclusive privilege OF put
ting in the sewer connections.
When the city employees get
their pay, good times Will come
again. Vote for the bonds.
The politician who has had his
leg pulled never likes to give 1t
away.
Editor Frank Bushick is enjoy.
ing himself with George Walker
in New York.
Charity fakes have so far
|aworkedn the LIGHT office for 1895
for about $500 in advertising.
There appears to be too many
people around the city hall who
want to play boss.
Ourgun clubs should bury their
little differences, and all pull for
the big midwinter shoot.
There is some kicking among
the afaithful" over the appoint
ment by the city OF men to jobs,
who were "agin" the ticket at the
last election.
A good newspaper man never
nufYs himself in the paper on which
he is employed at the expense OF
his boss.
Judge w. w. Walllng has arrived
from Pleasanton, and is recuperat-
| ing down at the Sulphur Wells
taking hot baths for his complex
lion.
The good government club have
|mana aged to successfully hoodwlnk
the detective reporter on the Tx
press.
West End taxpayers propose to
hemand that the next alderman for
ward three will do something LOT
khis neglected suburb. They want
|something for their money.
If YOU feel that you cannot pay
|your indebtedness all at one time,
|you would feel glad II your credit,
r would extend you grace ~
FEARS. Vote for the bonds.
The mayor and aldermen deserve
he hearty thanks of the taxpayers
II breaking up the 'cart-ex-racy"
the city, in lifting out the garo-
70 contract.
1t is said that the sewer contrac.
CDR has great hopes, with the aid
of the engineer department, OF
building couple miles OF sewer
man, out to tract OF land where
friends can make "spec.," when
Hand can be had nearer the city
for less money.
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GENERAL SPORTS.
THE GUN.

The grand prize shoot to be held
by the San Antonio gun club at
Lakeview, July Fourth is the topic
of conversation among the men,
bers OF that organization.
Nine valuable prizes are to be
shot for, three in each class, thus
giving the poor shooter an equal
chance with the better marksman.
The shooters are classified ac-
cording to the average made dur
ing the preceding season, and are
placed accordingly, first, second
and third class.
The averages OF the Texas sports
men who attended and entered the
great Memphis shoot are as follows:
A. Holzapfel, Cuero, 5000; K. M.
Moore, Farmersville, SS.6S; w. X.
Miller, Austin, 5000; T. NJ. George,
San Antonio, 1878; o. G. Guessaz,
San Antonio, 1917.
At the Memphis tournament %
used E. c. Powder, Sc Du Pont, l6
American Wood, IL Schuetze, 4
ITOlSQOTI, w dl5iOuc, -. ~ AhOAO
is no record OF any black powder
being used.
Nitro powder is fast superseding
black, but on account OF its cost,
being twice as expensive as the
latter, it has not yet come into gen.
eral use.
The amount of loaded shot gun
shells sold and shipped out OF San
Antonio is enormous. No less than
eight carloads of ammunition have
been received by local dealers since
January, 1895.
Dove shooting will NO. sh2e
good as last season. Tte
for this is the vast alNouf
flower seed growing
country, and q
every little
Of scattering.
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make large bags almost impossi-
BILE. Doves in dry seasons will
congregate by the hundreds at
water holes and tanks which have
not gone dry.
FISH AND FISHING.
Monday is the day.
Sandpaper your rusty hooks, ad.
lust new leaders and wax your
line. The season opens Monday.
To the irrepressible small boy,
and who will no doubt make the
largest catch: Double the thread
that you "faked" from mammals
sewing machine, and be sure you
bend your pin in the. right place.
Some OF the members Of the San
Antonio Gun club, who will cast
their lines into Lake Elmendorf
Monday morning: President
Shields, Judge S. G. Newton,
Rahmsdorf, Piety, We'll, Learn,
Hummel, Biesenbsch, Barr and
others.
Several of our anglers are pre-
pairing to whip and troll the river
for black bass with artificial bait,
on the opening day.
Some OF the black bass in Elm
endorf lake have grown to weight
upwards of five pounds. These are
the fruits of protection.
II. E. Doremus, resident Of
Greenwich, Conn, recently caught
striped bass with rod and reel chat
weighed 26 pounds. He payed the
fish for three-fourths OF an hour
and finally beached him. This is
reported to be the largest striped
bass caught in the sound for 20
years.
On June 9, near Pine Grove, COL,
EAsrge Flesher caught a trout in
= river, which measured Y
., length and weighed eight
AIourth pounds. This is
NIL tho larpezt front bV one
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WITH THE NEW YEAR.

Comes new ideas The stimulating effect of these bears
manifest fruitage in the tremendous making oppor
tunities we give our patrons this week There times
when words weak for adequate expression and that
time with us is now
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liver, which measured "
length and weighed eight
fourth pounds. This is
4 the largest trout by one
br caught in the Platte
etary Of the San Antonio
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-18
GACETA OFFICIAL De HOY

Capitanfa General de la la de Puer-
to-Rico.- Estado Mayor.-Se hace pdblico
que el L. de Julio pr6ximo, pr 6vio recono-
fioaran el dia anterior, daran principle en-
esta Capital en- ell local de la Academic
Preparatoria, (Cuart=l de- BallajO los exa-
menes para los que aspiren a cubrir IA
plazas en- la Academia de Infanterfa, 2 en-
Ia de Caballerla, en- la de Artilleria, en-
la de Ingenieros y en- la de Administra
ci6n Militar, y al efecto SO insertan las
bases para ell irgreso y ell programa CO
rrespondiente.
Comandancja de la Guardia CIVIL
Sc inserta ell resdmen num6rico de los SER
vicios prestados por la fuerza de la misma
durante el mes de Mario ultimO.
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10 ESPERABAMOS

La Junta Central del Partido Autono-
mista, depositaria de las esperanzas idea
les del pals cubano, despues de haber
dadO al pueblo de Cuba I'm brillante pa
tri6tico manifesto ell dia del actual, Que
ha merecido la aprobacion unanime de
tOdas las personals sensatas, de todos los
partidOs y que pOr Su extension sentimOs
no poder reprOducir en- estas columnas, en-
ell que cOndena solemnemente con viril
entereza ell descabellado movimiento insu-
rreccional de la gran Antilla, cuyos carac-
teres traza con brillanteZ, demOstrando
palpablemente, que, los separatistas no
pueden en- verdad arrOgarse la representa-
clOn de los cubanOs, cuyas perSOnalidades
mas prOminentes en- todas las esferas mi
Titan en- su partido, que este es irrevoca-
blemente espanol, SO presento el dia en-
pleno, por vez primera Pa1acio. donde el
dign1simo sefior don Jose Maria Galvez.
su respectable presidente, expuso magis-
tralmente al Excelent1simo seflor Gober-
nador General, el ObjetO de tan solemne
eXpresiva vista.
El sehor Galvez, en- breve elocuente
alOcuci6n mantle st0 al i'ustre General Ca
leja, que la inmensisima mayoria de la
poblaci6n cubana, legitimamente repre-
sentada por ell Partido Autonomista, ofre-
c1a en- aquellOs mOmentos & S. e. ell testi-
mOEiO sincere y expressive de respetuosa
simpatia y ell hOmenage eterno de graft
tud, por los importantes servicios que ha
pr0SGaOO dl pals CuD3QO QuranG0 Su go Ol0r-
no justiciero, al que sin duda SO debe ell
avance realizado en- ell sentido de la des-
centralizacion admins rativa y que sin
la admirable prudenc y la serena ener
gla de que S. e. ha dado repetidas prue-
bas desde que inaugur6 su mando, tan
combatido por los reaccionarios, acaso no
habr1a pod1do llegarse al concurso de vo-
luntades en- que Sc tradujo al cabo ell pen
samiento reformista del gabinete Sagasta.
Afadio ell senor Galvez, que la con-
fianza puesta por ell sehor General Calle-
ia, en- la sinceridad de la adhesion del
Partido Autonomista, no ser1a nunca por
NADIA, nj por nadie defraudada, como ha
venido demostrarlo la actitud del pals
entero, que sin vacilar un instante ha ofre-
cido al representante del Gobierno metro
polftico ell valioso concurso de su apoyo
material y moral para plantear las refor-
mas para extinguir en- breve' esa malha-
dada y torpo rebellion, reducida va por for
tuna q una sola parts de la region orian-
tai. Agreg6 que en- ell ejercicio de las fa-
cultades que, como consecuencia de la
suspensi 6n de las gar 4ntias constitutions
lee, cor espondt al Gobit rno, 81 General
Calleja habia sabido unir la prim ara una
gran tempIanza que janaas ha de serle
Pastante agradecida, pora1e con ella quito
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POR Ell BIEN GENERAL
I I [

No So nos oculta que el pensamiento
que vamos a expresar en- ell presente ar
t1culo ha de encontrar obstaculOs, no solo
en- la falta de estudio de Les cuestiones
que diario tenemOs OCCASION
de observar en- el pals, sinO tambien en- la
inveterada rutina en- que, por desgracia,
parecen infOrmarse tOdas las manifesta-
clones de su vida publica.
No importa: abrigamos la profunda
creencia de que es cOndiciOn indiepensa-
BILE de vida para esta prOvincia, el que
realice en- el mas breve espacio de tempo
possible la transformation perfecciona-
miento de su aparatO producCOr.: .. =
EntendemOs pOr aparatO prOductOr de
los pueblos, no solo los titles y maquina
rias que sirven sus industrlas, sinO tana-
bien las Was de communication, los Canales
de riegos y demas Obras, en- fin, que item
dan q aumentar y abaratar sus prOductos
10 mismO que comprendemos en- esa calf.
cacion la organization bancaria, de cre-
ditto pdblico, que facilitan aquel1Os fines.
Por grandes que sean las ventaj jas que
resu1ten de la naturaleza de: suelO y de
las condolences y densidad de nuestrO
agregado, elias no son bastantes para per.
mitirnos 1uchar con 6xito contra la concu-
rrencia Que nos hacen otro pueblos, mejor
organizados en- su arte industrial 8 fuerzag
productoras.
Els evidente que en- Puerto Rico resul.
ta en- una inferioridad lamentable en- sus
meiios de trabajo comparable CON los pue-
bios con .quien esta obligado 4 sostener Ia
competencia. #.,
JPodemos continuar por mas tempo
en- esas condieiopes desyentajosas, sin
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N0TlCIAS GENERATES

MA NUES1ROS AGENTES Y SUSCRIPTORES
ROgamOS a nuestrOs agenteS de tOda la
Isla SO sirvan enviarnOs a la brevedad
pos bic Ia relaci6n exacta, con n0mbres
apeilidos, de los suscriptores LA Co
RREsP PONDANCIA que con ellos Sc entiendan
directamente, para que. puedan tener OBJ.
ci6n La 1ifa de 10 billetes de la Loteria
Provincial que hemOs Ofrecido. Las re-
laciones que lleguen despues del cita-
do dia IS no seran tomadas en- cOnsi-
deraci6n, pHes faltara tempo para la di-
ficil conta bilidad que La dicha rifa @requiere.
A todos los suscriptores (a los que Sc en-
tienden directamente con estas ofcinas 8
con los agentes), les advertimos que es
CONDICION INDISPENSABLE para que pue-
dan tener derecho recibir la papeleta de
Ia rifa, (que SO les enviara opOrtunamen-
te), el que hayan pagado> la suscripcion
del anterior mes de MarZO. 81
Ha sido aprobado ell proyecto de las
obras de reparacion necesarias en- la Igle-
sia de San Sebastian por su presupuesto
general ascendente 90, ,O93 pesos 66 CEN
tavos y ell parcial comprendido en- ell ante
rior que importa 5000 pesos. Sc ha au-
forbade la Jefatura de Obras pdblicas
para queejecute dichas obras por admi-
nistraci6n.
iSe qu iere saber de que manera tan
sencilla Sc yalen los holandeses para ira
tar una joven que les haya impresiona-
do y casarse con ella? Pues presten un
pocozde atenci6n y lean. El enamorado
Sc encamina q la casa en- donde habita su
fdolo, y una vez la puerta, llama pide
un f6sforo para encender ell cigarro. Po-
cos dias despu6s reptile Ia maniobra, en-
esta segunda OCCASION ell padre, que sabe
va delo que Sc trata, Sc pone en- movimien-
TO para inforInarse de qui6n pueda ser ell
pretepdiente, Si las nQticias son deafaYo-
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A VISO
HO PARA COSER MARCA CHADWCKS GONOCDO POR P0 BLNCO


ma quel con una
n TA.-AGE NTESG GENERAL
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Un telegrama de Paris q Santo Do
mingo, dice one el colera ha hecho SUI
aparici6n en- las provincias de Podolia y
Volhinia en- Russia.
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El vapor espafiol "M6jico" cargo en-
Mayagiiez para Cuba 20 sacos 2, ,139 kilos
cafe, 81 idem mirahuano y ~ caias con-
servas.
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Sc cotizaba aver cafe en- Ponce al re-
dedor de $274 hasta 1921 por extreme de
classes.
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Ell domingo IA de Abril depositaron
352 imponentes, la suma de 1874 pesos en-
la Gaia de Ahorros de Mayagiiez.
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IN NIT metros de mocha para
yesqueros 800 docenas
~ AAAA de yesqueros muy como
dos, SO acaban de recibir en- ell BAZAAR DE
NOVEDADES de GOnzdtez Padin HERNIA
nos, San Francisco, esquina San Justo.-1O
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Segun nuestras noticias, hay gran en-
tusiasmo entire los jefes, oficiales, clases y
soldados del Battalion PatriG para marchar
Cuba 81 fuese necesario. Hay va una
companfa dispuesta permutar con los de
otros batallones que no puedan marchar.
Nadie del battalion PGtTG1 ha manifestado
querer permutar nj tampoco los de Colon.
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SASTRERIA FRANCESCA .-FORTALEzA 81.
Pantalones de casimir 90 reales. Sacos
de alpaca fna, & pesos. Chalecos, go
bretodos, trajes para nitios, etc., precios
equitativos.
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De Aguadilla nos dicen que Ia epide-
mia del sarampion ha atacado en- aque1la
Villa de una manera tai, que las escuelas
estan casi desiertas y que no hay casa que
no cuente con dos 8 tres atacados de Ia
referida enfermedad.
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Ell PARIS BAzAR realiza I'm piano de uso
en- muy buen estado por CIEN PESOS. Los
que deseen obtenerlo para empezar q estu-
dios, deben aprovechar la OCCASION. Al
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mente sGS las trepas aH Oe0e de- guarnici6n que de
Puerto Rico tendran que marchar Cuba
81 son llamadas por ell general Martinez
Campos. Y escusamos decir que La Co
RREsPoNDENcIA DE PUERTO-RICo esta dis
puesta contribuir gustosa, dentro de sus
facultades, q la despedida que SO haga 8
esos valientes defensores de la integridad
deSla patria. =
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Segun 10 hemos anunciado, esta noch
SO pOndra en- escena en- nuestro teatro, /:
zarzuela que neva por tftult
EE AmGLIO de Hero. Tomar&n parte eI
ella los principales actores y actrices de I;
empresa Barrera.
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El aitio designado para el almuerzo
que SIC dara en- Arecibo el pr6ximo domin-
tacion del ferrocarril, a cuyo efecto So est&
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ANTES. de comprar camisas, yea usted
las que Sc venden en- La EGposGcG6G, fren
to 4" La Mallorquina" con pecheras dc
color elegantisimas de cordones q $1-25
$3.50 y So. Hay que acudir pronto para
aprovechar la ganga. P)
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Ha fondeado en- Arecibo ell vapo
Catalina" con carga para los seflores Ro
sesy c." habiendose despachado para Ma
yagiiez aver.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-18

RecOrEamOs de "EI D1a" de Madrid:
GEL pueblo de Benamejf (C6rdoba) v6-
SO amenazado en- su parte Sur q desapare-
Ger, consecuencia de desprendimientos
verifcados en- aquellos terrenos. Los dias
II 13 hubo un gran panico entire los ve-
cinos que habitan aquella parte, & causa
de haberse sentido repetidos movimientos
en- los edifcios, efecto de nuevos corri-
mientos, viendose precisadas muchas fa-
miIias salir Embellishments de sus casas
y refugiarse en- el antique convento de los
carmelitas, ,~por temer que ee hundieran
sus viviendas. En- algunas de elias Sc han
Observable grietas de mas de cinco metros
de longitud. Entire ell vecindario reina la
consip1liente alarma." --~> p. - z.7.--a.ag