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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-18
UNA :=..!3
Puerto-Rico, II do Agosto de 1895.

IuGFt0~k1C:7, u DO AgOBtO dc 1895.
ST.. Director de LA C0z1R:4SP0NDMNCIA.
Distlnguido 8eIlor mic j amigo: Dos-
pu6s dc las c6lGbroa palab7as prOnuncia-
das eE Ell Senado por 81 senor Gonoral SAM
& prop0slto do Ia prOpo81ci00 apECbaG2 en-
en- el C0ngres0 para subvenciouar IL resi-
dencia del sofl0r don Salvador Brau en-
S8villa, invegtigand0 aquali0s archives de
Indias, con ell fin de terLt,inar s>2 }:0table
historic de Puerto Rico, ntda ha vu<o &
hablarse de csc asunto quo tiono verdade-
"a impOrtancia; parecfa c0sa olvidada; Y
no nos hubiera extran4do haber visto d.
sembarcar s Brau Oh nu6stro puerto, ira
yendO con su modesto equipajo toda su
buena voluntad; pero bion doaancantado
despu6s de Ia n:.gtltiva del Sonadc.
No aera ae1 I.+r fortuna.
Un hombre <jiS4o, I'm puertorriqucflo
ilustr0, un caball0rO estinadisin1o uua ocu
pa puestO o}5vadO en- nu0stra B0ciodad V
provincial ha ha1l&do, rospondiondo su
inter68 por cua-.to es do aOnra Y de bone-
ficiO para 81 pals.
No hac0 falta el nc1nbro. u para co
nocerlO 40 bastara IL 8iiuota di3ujadG&. lie
de avivar sus t0nos, diciendo Q3o 81 r1.6ri
to de L. noble y g8nor0sa acci6n gu" h.:
nevad0 q cab0, Ia hs realjzado rt,doandola
de una nodeetia de que no hay ojemplo
en- estes tiempos de honbos = de anhelcs
de pOpularidad.
Todos ignoraDamOs aQul que una i1i
ciativa competentlsima hubiera envi~czo 4
Sevilla frases de alianto y dc e8per4nzas
al histori6grafo Brau, al escritor aust8ro,
que ALA junto al Guadalquivir, coneagra &
su amado pals toCos 8us afanos y toda su
vasta inteligencia.
Nadie habla eabido aqui, quo Brau con.
tinuara ella, y que Pu5r1o Ri3o tand1a su
historic, 81 este bien querido amigo nues-
trO, al rccibir nOtiCia tan grata v en- mo-
dio de la profun(a gratitud que este hecho
habra despertado en- 81, no hubieTa conta
do esta cWatG a III distinguido pariodigta
su conpaflero y amigo quo, habla on LG
Andalatc5G M0deTHeG, peri6dico que dirige
en- Sovilla como v0ran nr3htxOs l4ctoros:
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familias que Sc ven obligadas & tirar 10
que compran, por ser completamente I'M
possible tomarla. Raya Ell abuse 10 qua
sucade con este articui0, que ell pnb.iCo
tieno derecho exlgir bueno, puesto que
10 paga caro-.
81 ACREDlTADC establecimiento "I.a Con
ilte ria Central" CSan Ju8tO 43 y Plaz>4 d4
Alfonso XID, deseando complacer & eus
nugnerosos favOrecedores, les hace sab"t:
que adornas de los helados que todas laa
Il, cho7 eXpende, los tTnd~% riqUfsimos los
eabados domingos dvS1o las d0ce del dia.
Los Juov0s, sabados y d0m:ugos prepare q
los aohclosos emparedadOs de pavO uuo
tantO han gustado ell c8ta Capital -
hay quien deje de decIarar que ell mtj>r
cafe que Sc toma en- Puert0-Rico y los ll;s,-
lOreS du!c0s que SO coxaen son los de LA
Confterla Central". 80 23
Segdn leenog en- los pori6dicos de Mo
drid, nuestro amigo el Lcdo. don Juan Pc.
tous Y Martinez ga 81 ha praeaDt7do ey2
aquella Corte q 7u,siciones para ingresar
9o Ia carrara consular, ha obtanido d nj
nero 3 entro As anYirantes. Els probaIl.
Ques, que dentro C3 POGO ti"You0 ;,.Iryt..
n % honrosa Ger. r2 .:''"o'n8tica.
De- u~e c0rta d. Csyoy,, extractan2rs
% nlgulc1>t>:--' l;T2 Il barti0 de Boatriz.
Cntro Cay0y ; l.: 81 ira, s.; formau reu9lin,
nes conpue8to& d. hjzo8 dc tamiIia, pro
.'letarlos = aEguuO Q>o otro eznplaado, con
j solo cbjeto de ''1irar de la oroia & Tor.
!to' y e8cojen al cf>cto las casas qua r7c57
| 10 'ro,:odon Ell las que tienen mas con
Iianza."
MOTEL Z NI&8r>>U i ;}ANT Ia CGtn2nn.r
San F'rarc1sc( Sc 2 Luna 39.-Excelar:. Z
habit<cio><8 para transeuntos. C0nl:,j,,
/ IL cart;2 i ca: !I;i{er hora lei dia h..
las dooo des II :-uo;:e. Pro@i29 pnpularea, =
He toni5io ia 81 nci53 DO deaDedirae d.
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la HISTORlA De FufaT12- G..UO

Nuestro ilustr:s}o amigo don Salvador
IBrau, histori6graf~ puortorriquefio, qu@
hac0 I'm af1O SO encuantra r4buscando OF:
e} Archivo general de Inaius datos para
egcribir una historic completa do la pequa.
ia Antilla, ha recibido cartas d8 la Di pu
taci6n provincial insular en- las quo 81 res
pondo dignamente Ia nogativa de sub
venci6n del SenadO, de que va nos ocupa~
mos portunamente.
&c ST la salud de usted-dicen al sefor
Brau-no SO opone a eu permanenoia en-
Sevilla, por subvenci6n no SO preocupe.
Siga su labor con toda tranquilidad hasta
termiaarla, que nj han dc faltarlo fondos
para sus gastos, nj recursos para regresar
cuando gusto."
Ese es el lenguaje del patrioJismo, y la
Diputaci6n puertorriquena, al intereearse
de tai modO por Ia cultura regional y acu-
dir tan efcazmente mantener los presti-
gios de I'm escritor tan sconcienzudo y la
hQE5oso como 81 aE REaUs Ra demQatgadQ
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SOMDRE5}OS A 60 CTVO2.

--Elo ~ NILI5cNo 50 nco.sican nil doo
ciont@a cabc2as que pi"""an bion, para
colcc1r ca elias otTo@ t.i1-:2 s:57zzb,ec~.,.
de calidad choice extra superior, iIltire;t
rnoda, que valen dOc0 rooIes = q12 9l2r -
t8 de birlibirloqUo SC Il El.lizcln a ,I..:;;jI:--
CENTAVOS UNO. El CuprGca0 caIl5 10
Sar Justo ni1rnero 81.
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e-~--'-@EsE1Ss- zEsaEseNs--sas.es

%. -.s-1c'. 1-15717 81 1on5ra q
IamG de Puerfo-Rjco, pues ea digna d.
fon0 el e8tab?eci11iooto que tai Y t3.2 w.,
ratio surtido ofcoce, DO satcnes, cGfiros. O.,
chemires, nnuselinas acordonadas, Eroc.&
dos de seda 2 danas articulcs que para
nuestras bellas proscriben las ordenanzae
de Ia elegancia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-18

So encuentra en- esta Capital y anoche
dacci6n, nuostro particular amigo q sefor
don Policarpo de Echevarria, aicalde de
Coamo Deseamosle buen tempo entire
nOaOtrOG
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..::0VlMIENTO De yAPORES.

'sa ournin5s, eali6 de Cadiz el del actual.
Ell espan"l ''A'ava" 10 hora el q de Lii
vorpOnl.-Ej esp. I'll " Miguel Jover" Ile-
CARA fines del corriente principles de
Septianbre esta Capital adrnit}ra car
ga para todos los puortos de Ia Panlnnula.
Ell frances "Colombie" 1legara el II 6I8
del que rij8, procsd sdo1to de Cabo Hait1ano
en- viaje para el Havre. - El ingl6s "Fort
VILLAIN " sali6 el II de Nueva- Y ork diroc.
to Para este puerto. - FL ingl6s " South
Cambria del 20 al 21 regresara de la Igla
para solir con destino 8 Nuova- Y ork.
Do una carta dirigida desde Puerto
Principe, DO Cuba, q EI DtG, de Madrid,
tomamoa loa eiguiontes parrafos:
El Ca!nagioy rs un sepulcro: Guest
trabajo hallaT una casa ca Il que SO not3
alguna aninaci6n: tiriasa quo la ciudad
SO halla de luto, como 81 acabase de pasar
por ella una de esas tremendas epidemias
que arrebatan de cada hogar un afecto; y
es que, a pesar de que de Ia ciudad no han
sido muchos los que han empunado las ar.
mas todQs 20 pregAntan, ante las noticiag
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AYer ae vorificaron er ol rnu,lIo 4, e

ia Capital las sigui :sto8 tperacion@s:
hubert Hor>:-1.. -, yendi8ron. < T.
lasquide y Co41pailia y 4 j. Oohoa : II.
naanos 20Ol4 vino "Corona." A Al: ! ! -.
Suarez Y bernardo Fernandez 100 sac
arroz. Vic4nto y C01Dp2fiia 4 Suc2sor4@
de "A. FlguorO2 y No10pa1ia 200 canast23
papa.
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Dec{aa3 anocho que 81 g9n0raj M.:rti~
nez Calnpo8 ha podjdo al Gobiorno ci~n
mil ho1nbEes para torminar Ia gl: rrz4 de
Cuba. Elvap:}r "Cataluna" que zus -. ~
d. )5l4 = hata eacala en- el puerto do o@ta
Uuuit1i
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-18
Continlla Ia s11acrinci6r iDicio 10

~ Continl1a Ia suacrlpci6n iniciada por Ia
batalIones del ej6rcito uo e8ta Isla deeSina-
dos Cuba.-sGr13a anterior, 1852 pe.cs
rs centavos. s.-ADJ UNTAS.- Jose Ir:.
zarri, pesOs.-Dor Fernando R9nta. l De-
so.-Don Antonio MILAN, Presbitero, De-
sos.-Don Colso Caoallero, 2 pesos.-Don
Pablo Fonts, I peso.-Don jose Aparicio,
l peso.-Don Santos Palmieri, 2 pesos
Total, 1,762 pesos rs centavos.
(C0ntinuara1
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ASOCIACION De AGRICULTORES
De PUERTO RICO


Conseio de Direction =Presidenca.-No haben-
do tenido eecto la Junta General ofinarA c?nTocada
para ell Is del que espira, session ordnarla del dl
81 DEF proximo mes de Ao~to los dos de Ia tarde,
cuyo acto tendr@ lugar en- el salon de /" casa que
ocHpa Ia Asociaci6n, calle de san Joss n''Mrr' l.
Junta Sc constituira en- dtcho da, r2Lupra que sea
e n1mevo de asistentes *us rcn'P>":liajoS, y los
acuerd0s que sc tOmen seran Oblgator)S para tOdOS
los SOcOs
Los one no quieran Q puedan concurrir a dicha
reunion podrau haccrsc representa- por los que ass-
tan ediante autorizacion escrlta dirjda al Presl-
dente de Ia Association.
Debiendo tratarse en- dcha Junta, entire otros par
ficularcs dc agunos mUy interesante5 relativos al
(anio DE- la Moneda circulantey 4 otras SoHcitu,!r'
,ndicntS ante ell GOGiornO, Cl OICtO &c aIN1lar
nuestra Agricutura sacandoIl de la postraciUn Y
abatimiuto en- que Sc encuentro, Sc encarece la
Intual uSiScnca dichO actO de todos los SeIl2res
de Ia Pr,sid nca en- pUc1o K'co 81 de Julio de 1898.
--II Serrctulio MANUEL i HOssy,-V' Bel Pres
da11n - s III Vice Julian l.. Blauc0. 5=5
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To1a3 las n1isas Quo 50 ca1cbrtn el
: l. 81 Il 1 ::c3<al, 30 s:is i echo do IL rna.
f1ana III Ia ;gl2sia d0 SAItt -\o2, dc
csta Capital, seran aplicadas q! oter
no 3"acaz:s~ del olnnn del q@" O. Vi
0Gs f%3 DON FRANCISCO LORHNAO,
a.. G. .. Il J. f2IIncido on Ia Peninsula ol
II de Julio ll}>imo. Sc suplica la aei5ton
cia do gus amigos y relacionados: Cd
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De Gurabo:- Uno do los pei5:1oroH
~cJc& d.l nuevo alcalde, gei10r Gonzalez, j
per oi>1to que 10 a3:<l:rc0 a los ojo8 lie sus
co4vv:i;::; sin exc :,ci0n de p;5i It'd $, ha
eido Ia >4>>a=ci0n gratui5a 4 f29or d>,i pro
&C I'm, doz w. lIo oIs5 tl"no 2sig"a,io o.
yoz>su 51z<z=:o>., >i@scar5ando Is pesos l1>-a- -
8tl..l*;5 c31:co ~2a:<> q III c:cribionto. cua2-
10 iOs Uzr:.*: j}3 do Ia oliol0G - r<4'4i ri.
= 81 c;.,E =! 8oflor Alc&l3e! Y o"p>1: 1:1C8
tIlz3 - >:-r:@ cata Ia tllti0a :i5cz: IT, qG0 14-
gao:U3 II Gus actOa E5un:I1 -ulVOA."
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De- s'ILa D2u0crucia" og el sigI

De ''La DeInooracia" o1 el siguiente
suclt0:
& Dlcoso gu" el vecino de Machuolo
Ar::5a, Juan Bulbiuo Vazquoz, Sc dedica
+ roocrrer los puoblos do lo jurisdiction.
la i ndU prcpagandas poligrosas. Dicoga
tarnb6:1 Que 81 aofior C01na1danto Militar
tiexo concci7nionto del hecho, que ell tai
Balbin0 in8cribo cn una lista quo eut& for
ma1do, s cuantas personals le par CO, ha-
ci6ndolas fgurar como cornprons s'tilas en-
I'm eupuesto 1novimientO rovoluciOnario,
produ3t0 de- su imagination enformiza, de
seQuilibrada, do Ia cual pretenden sorvirse
para sus maquinaciOnes cierto elem0nt0
que todo el mundo sehala. Estos son los
run0or8s que circular por la ciudad. Ig
norarnos el fundemento que tienen. Stem
pre- 90 tratara de I'm chifiado."
Nombrada la apreciable se1orita Car
men Tarradellas, maestro de Ia escuela
auxiliar de ni1as de Palo-seco (Toa-baja),
mafaua tornara possession dc su cargo.
01zy~So desea t0mar en- alquiler una
casa pequ41a 8 regular, en- sitio c6ntrico.
Informara don A. T. Lopez, en- esta off
Gina. ~
Esta hacienda falta que la Autoridad
siga haci0ndo exaniuar dc vez en- cue.rdO
la leche que SO pone al expendio pdblico
en- esta Capital, pues con frecuencia Sc
venda c0nnnIetamanfa edulterada. aav
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BlllETES De PUEnT0- -HIu0-El CUE srlscri-
b., t0n1a ~ s>Grl=3n00 accionos pr0MiAdas
IL 1agar uua r.>1lJa en c0da sorJeo, Sirvo
podidos para Il Extyanj-:ro precios lini-
tados.-DiriKirso = Marlin Feliu y Llor0t.
-Bayan0n, Puarto-R Rico. 15~11
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Ell ACUEDUCTO

En- la session celebrada el viernes t1lti-
mo y en- la que 81 Ayuntamiento do cuen-
ia Ia Junta Municipal del proyccto do
presUlpuestO para continuation t6rrninO
de las obras dol acueducto que ha de sur
tir de aguag esta Capital ,se present6 ,sus-
Crita por los seflores don E. Lopez Cepero,
don M. 9. Roman y don Sixto Cabrera,
una enmienda tai proyecto, debido al SO
nor Alfonso; ennlenda que cOpiamos &
continuation, sin perluiciO de comentar
OtrO dia asuntO dc tan vital inter6s para
esta capital, Ocupandonos tambien de las
aclaracion68 con que fu6 apOyada ante la
Junta por 81 se1or Lopez CeperO.
He aQul el dOCunentO en- question:
''Debiendo invertirse 500. 900 pesos en-
el acueducto, habria que cOntratar un en-.
pr6stito por 555. 600 pesos en- la forma ST.
guiente:
Representado por $3.50
ObEgaciones de q 100 pesos
que cedidOs & pesos 80
hacen.. Observation-Disclosures. $5OO.O4O
En- primer a6o de las
Obras SO emitiran 1866 obli-
gaciones que $50 product
ran: :..,.:....... $14994
En el segundo aflo otras
1860 ObligaciOnes $9O..... $l49.94O
En- el tercer af1O otras
1924 Obligaciones q $9O..,... $2OO.16O
En- junto. o....... $500 O4O
que so aplicaran las obras
IoteTeSe8
Al primer aflo correspondent $l1.662
Al segundO idem S23.324
AL tercero idem $38.892
$73.878
CuyOs intereses podrian ser satisfo-
chos con los fondos del presupuesto que
pOr economic SUPPRESSION do gastos Y au-
mentO en- los productOs SO consignan On ol
proyecto del sefor Alfonso deducidog los
$40. 900 calculados por Ell u pS de aumen-
to sobre la contribution dlrecta, con Ia di
ferencia de menos en- el segundo aflo de
200 pesos con un exceso en- Ell tercero
pues en- dichO aflO SO suprinon defnitiva
mente los $4,000 pesos del presupAesto de
RastOs.
En- el adjunto cuadro-copiado al fl
nal-se expone Ia manera de amort;zar On
Is af1os los $555.6OO que importa elempr6s-
tito con los intereses correspondence, f.
iandOse una suma anual de unOs 6l,OOC
pesos, q exception del dltimo afo que as
ciende 81 ,639 pesos.
Estas anualidades Queda demostrado
por el mismO proyect0 del sehor Alfonso
que podian cubrirse por el Ayuntamiento
dentrO do sus presUpuestOs OrdinariOs san
GJter0T EdS bases QWe hog TGgeHo para ia
COntr5bWcG6Hs municipal y sin tener en-
cuenta los productos que ha de dar e1
acueducto en- exploitation.
Nc puede ocultarse que entire esta pro.
posici0n y la sometida la deliberaci6n
de la Junta Municipal, hay una diferencia
de 264.064 pesos que habra dc pagan
al Municipio' Mas claEQs que o. c9stQ to-
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FL eminonto vio1injsta oeflor Brjndia
do Salas, estuvo nur30Dal1o1to s in7itar
aver i s. e. ol G>b 5rnadOr para el con-
ciarto de esta uocho. Tanbi6n al senor
Consul de A:om@nia (el ee1or Salts es Sub
ditto aleman), quien le dijo que >sta por
patriotismo dobfa asistir y asietiTla d Ia
soiree. La v@lada, bajo todo0 concoptos,
promote scr 1nuy u24trot3Aida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-18

la CORRESPONDENCE De PuERTO"RIC0."
DOMINGO, 1s DE AGOsTO DE 1895.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-04
They Have Heard Of Us.

Texarkana, in the extreme north
eastern portion of the state, cele-
brated Labor Day yesterday in a
manner which drew hundreds Of
visitors from the various cities of
both Texas and Arkansas, an exam
pie well worthy of emulation by cit
les Of much greater size and COM
mercial Importance, The town or
city which never loses IN opportun-
ity to attract attention and draw
visitors from the outside world Is
one whose future is bright with
promise, -[Waco Times,
The Times is correct, What
money is expended on these parades
and shows acts as an advertisement
for our greatness abroad. The past
"passing show" brought many vlsi.
tors here, who will return home and
tell of the grand demonstration
they saw and what they heard, and
It will all have beneficial effect on
our city, It was money and time
well spent; besides the days enjoy
ment repaid every one for their
outlay of cash,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-04

14th, the Celebrated French Equili-
brists, the Kins-Ners, will appear.
September 18th to 28th, Caicedo,
"the King of the Wire" and Louis
Olori2, "the Man Monkey" by their
unique entertainments will delight
the fun seeking public. September
30th to October 18th, Ivan fischer
offs celebrated educated mutes, the
Russian dogs, are carded for ser
les Of wonderful performances. Oc-
tober - to 10, Prince Kokin, the
greatest Japanese Juggler alive,
will ill an engagement, while Buck
Taylor and troupe Of native Sioux
Indians and Miss Cornelia Campbell
Bedford, of New York, Demonstra-
tor of Cooking, will appear every
day during the Exposition,
That mysterious parsonage, King
Hotu, and his retinue will give a
daylight parade September 2Sth,
This is one of the most unique at
fractions Of the Carnival season in
st, Louis, and is grotesquely stag
ed. October 7th to 18th, the world
beater, the great st, Louis Fair,
will be the chief attraction. On
the evening Of October 9Th, His Ma
jesty the Yelled Prophet and royal
court will parade the principal
thoroughfares of the city, followed
by the famous ball, which is known
of throughout the land.
All the st. Louis theatres, during
the season Of high carnival, have
billed most excellent attractions,
Among the number might be men
toned "Trilby," 'Lyceum Theatre
Company" Chas, Frohman's Stock
Company, HoYt's "A Black Sheep"
DeWolf Hopper, etc.
The management of the Missouri
Pacific railway and Iron Mountain
route constantly having the in.
terests Of st, Louis In mind, will
sell tickets from all points on the
system to the carnival city and re-
turn at greatly reduced rates. For
copy of the programme giving the
features Of the carnival season in
detail address comp
or II. G. Townsend, General Pas
senger Agent, st, Louis, Mo.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-04
INFIDEL TONGUE PARALYzED.

Athens, Ca, Aug. 29.-William
d, Wood, once Methodist Law
preacher, turned infdel recently.
lie attended a revival meeting sew
eral nights last week at High
Shoals and ran an opposition meet
ing outside the church. He made
nightly addresses and declared that
the preachers were talking non
sense. He said that they were
frauds and were deceiving the peo-
pie On Sunday last, his tongue
was paralyzed while he was making
a speech ridiculing the church.
This frightened his hearers, who
broke for the church. Tonight
Wood attended the meeting and
handed up the following note to
the preacher in charge:
/ now believe that there is a
hell and that | am doomed for it.
Pray for me.
The sensation in the congregation
was immense and in less than five
minutes the altar would not accom-
modate half the mourners.
Alater dispatch from the same
place, says that later on while the
ministers and congregation in the
meeting were praying, Wood sud
denly recovered the full use of his
tongue, and his first words were:
praise the Lord, my sins are for
given" The whole incident appears
like one of the miracles of the time
of Christ,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-04
Awful Suicide.

Hot Springs, Ark, has an awful
murder and suicide reported. DR.,
e. M. Remington killed his mother
and then took his own life. Decom-
position had set in on the bodies be
fore the awful fact was made
known, 1t seems the doctor had
grown Respondent, and everything
was not coming as smoothly as he
wished. He came to Hot Springs
from Georgia, it is said, some eigh-
teen or twenty months ago, and bus
mess did not come to him sufficient
ly fast to keep him from being
dunned by those who had trusted
him, Mayor Waters had him ap-
pointed to take charge of the fumi-
gat'Ga corps when the small pox
was raging at the Springs, and he
got along very well. After the city
physician was removed for employ
ing drummers few weeks past, he
put in an application for the place,
but was defeated. Since that time
he has changed, and not being bal
anced exactly right, let his troubles
lead him to the awful act he COM
mitted. When the bodies we're dis
covered it was found that the doc
tor used an axe to destroy his mo-
ther and then with a surgeons
knife opened the arteries in his
arms and legs and bled to death.
The city was thrown into a great
state of excitement over the TRACE
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-04
THE BEST ROUTE
BIcTNvIcIcN
MemphiSSthe theSoutheaSt

Tho Palace Car Line Of the S0ulh--tho
Kansas City, Memphis a. birmingham r.
X, has two through passenger trains dNl ly
between MOmphls aud Birmingham, max.
Ing close and sure connections With tho
trains Of Nl connecting lines, Night
trains have through sleeping cara between
Washington, u, G., and Memphis, via At
lantn and birmingham On. connection
with tho Richmond n Danvllle r. r. the
shortest route, quickest time and the only
lime running through cars between those
cities. Day trains have Palace Reclining
Chair cars (scats free 10 holders OF first
class through tickets through between
Birmingham and Kansas CITY, and Pull
man Palace Sleeping Cars between Kansas
CITY and Atlanta, THIS Ia many mlce the
shortest and by for the bostoqulpptd las.
senqer Line between POINTS IN tho EHae
and Southeast and Memphis, and oil
pOlnte In Arkansas, 10yas aud tho Wost
and Northwest Everything now and
llrgtscNss. Through tlcl,ots vim this llno
on eale at all through ticket Offices,
For any desired information, Tor large
map and time table folder, Hddroel
j, u, LOCKWOOD,
II, d, ELLIS, q. =, & 4, A.,
General Agent, Kansas City,
$40 Main Street, Memphis
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-04
REIGN OF HIGH CARNIVAL,
81, Louis in u Blaze Of Glory Seven
Weeks Of Uninterrupted GOloty

The name Of Amenea's greatest
carnival center st, Louis-wlll be
blazoned on the skies of gaiety from
September lth to October 10th,
1895. The eighteenth annual reign
of carnival will peryade the city,
and for seven weeks European cap
itals noted for their seasons Of mys.
terry and regal entertainment will
gracefully bow to the superiority
Of the city on the banks of the
Mississippi
September lth will mark the op.
enlng OF the Twelfth Annual St,
Louis Exposition, This splendid
feature of st. Louis carnival per-
lod will remain open until October
10th In addition to Sousa's world
famed band, many new attractions
will be offered September lth to
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-04
To Cleanse the system.

Efectually yet gently when costive
or biiousness, or when the blood is
impure or sluggish, to permanently
cure habitual constipation, to awak-
en- the kidneys and liver to a healthy
activity, without irritating or weak
ing them, to dispel headaches, colds
or levers use Syrup Of Figs.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-04
la1Ii.nl ss sgsSg1
Railway Time Card.
ST. LII. NJ. Z 6.

ST. L., I. NJ u 6.
No. 81, Texas Exp. arrives 7:45 a. m
No. IS, Cannon Ball arrives 1910 p. m
No. SO, Mail Exp arrives $50 p. m
No. "a, Texas Exp. departs 4:10 a. m
No. Sc, Cannon Ball departs $3.50 p. m
No, SO, Mail Exp. departs 1853 p. m
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-04
"a Put Up Job"

The TExARKANIAN puts up Jobs,
all kinds of jobs andputs them
up to please patrons, They are
artistlcally displayed, neatly
printed and promptly delivered,
'rices Low Down.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-04
|. !!
for Infants and Children.
na0THERS. Do You Know

EWH Godreys Cordial
for children opium mophinoi
Do Know that opium and morphine Supeying poons
Do Know that in most countries druggists
~rbou labelling posonGi
that should be
m,os youoryou physician know of what til
Do Know that Casa purely vegetable preparation
ss ingredients published with every bottei
Do Know that Caora Is the prescription Tho
mat nearly thirty than
u oter remedies or children
Do You Know that tho Patent Om Department
ca countries issued exclusive right tho
HuaOra and formula and ot initiate
Do Knog that to granting government Iroonwns
paue Casoia proven to be &LsOuto.y harmlos>l
Do You Know IS average 35
Oopts oon dosot
Do Know that when perfect children
ho kent we'll aad that o may cti
Well, those things knowing They arc facts
d asasssss Z I@lzIz@tzM .seeess. ass
Children Cry for Pitchers Caetoriao