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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-07
SUICIDE OR MURDER 2

Body of Luthsfln Clergyman Found
Eear Ninnepapoiis.
Minneapolis, MINI, Oct. 30-The body
of Rev. +. v. Spindler, an aged clergy
man living at Shakopee, MINI, was
found in the outskirts Of this City with
Some three bullets in the region Of his
heart Near by was found revolver.
ThE police have as yet been unable to
determine whether 1t was a case of sui
eide or murder. Spindler was never
known to carry q revolver and was sup-
posedly in excellent health, according
to the testimony of his family. He act
ed strangely, however, at cheap lodging
house, where he put up the night before
last. He was IA years old and retired
from the German Lutheran ministry two
years ago.
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CHAPTER NJH

\ hnoX, happily unconscious of
| "au passed between Jane and her
a0d equally so Of the, conversation
4 occurred atterward between Jane
5"oo Lynn, was living in a FOOLS
|Y>H The only name Jane men,
/ Nilhe relating the story of her
SnSN to Cawnpore was that of Val
\ NFaeme, and her mother had i'm
|1'" concluded that he was to take
E%Sg ot the obnoxious sergeant. She
W uer conviction SO Enthusiastically
~""'' Rrst amused, grew afterward
El angry.
,~y'Qe Is very good Scotch name,"
ro W. MIS- hnoN, complacently, three
[~SS later, as she adjusted the work
tt@'e OF her sewing machine.
''aemes father was a brewer,
Jane, slyly.
[% OF the best families go into
E,, suppose he is very rich," said
hal ros lie Is not good-looking,"
June undergoing without vino
~ s p,eFclhg scrutiny to which her
subjected her.
kns e enid laughing at her or ex-
+, uer real opinion? And was she
Ee,as IA ner conjecture? Mrs. Knox
gentleman" she persisted,
Ernn were all gentlemen that I met
komans," Mrs. Knox was silenced for
RawbiIa' she was not quenched, and
dom, p returned to the attack.
4 like " WIN TO lose my daughter. I
She hn w." 20 marry in the regiment,
/ AonsSo,e San, rather nervously.
fsh S Una. mat was just what you did
3@l, f,s'oreed Jane, now thoroughly
d s vi W. Ihe open discussion. which
h, 10 L ""SUSal and desirable to her
ate ~ seemed coarse and almost
h The tears we!led in her eras
k Xmas scarlet S from modification.
d rrxn N uTew herself up stifiy, but
best 4 ~ alarmed her. She knew
orry sbo h ,el sleeping dogs lie, and
kpn ,re mad said so much.
went on busily turning the
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-07
NEARLY A MILLION PENSIONERS.
1t will Take $40, 900, 600 to Pay Thorn
During the Present Year.

Washington, ID. c., Oct. 31.-Commis-
sioner of Pension Lochren has submitted
his annual report to the secretary of the
interior. 1t shows that up to June 80,
1894, there were 969,544 pensioners, and
during the last year 39,185 new pensions
were granted and 1906 restored, making
an aggregate roll of 1,O12935.
pensions dropped during the year, max
ing the number on the rolls June 30,
1895, 97O,524, an increase of $50.
Unless further pension legislation is
enacted the commissioner thinks. the
appropriation of $140,OOO,OOO will be
sufficient for the payment of pensions
for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1896.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-07
RESIDENCES in ASHES.
Fierce Fire Sweeps Columbus. Ga.
Whole Population Fighting
the Flames.

Columbus, Ga, Oct. 3O.-A terrible fire
is raging in one of the most popular resi-.
dence districts of Columbus and is be-
You'd the control of the fire department
Five handsome residences and the girls
high school building have burned. The
fire is famed by a strong wind, which
carries live Goals for blocks. 1t looks as
if large territory will be burned over.
The stores are closed and all the clerks
are fighting fire.
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ARRESTED A LAWYER.
Charged with Grand Larceny in Assign
ment Case.

ment Case.
Minneapolis, Mimi. Oct. 3O.-George
F. Edwards, a Minneapolis attorney,
was arrested this morning on bench
warrant issued from the district court in
st. Paul, charging him with grand lar
ceny. Edwards was joint owner of the
st. Paul office of the Snow Church COM
pany and his partner, Fl. X. Richard,
was indicted with him. Richard has
been manager of the office. The charge
is the result of the recent assignment of
the SnowC Church company in st. Paul
and Minneapolis, some of the creditors
bringing charges of dishonesty before
the grand jury. 1t was alleged that col
nrnnriated
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was followed by cablegram to Cardinal

was followed by a cablegram to Cardinal
Gibbons. Ala
The cablegram to Cardinal Gibbons
reads as follows:
To the Most Eminent Cardinal Gibbons:
/ am most happy to inform you that the
holy father, having decided to confer the
cardinalate upon the. apostolic, delegate,
Mgr. Satolli, your eminence VIII pc dele
gated to impose the cardinalate beretta,
his holiness intending in this to perform
an act gratifying to your eminence -,
RAMPOLLA, Cardinal.
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o1,pTER XU.-(Continued.)
!, v tar have YOU ever told the Colonel
a. ,ao and Sergeant LYNN
p ~ ,.nd Sergeant Lynn" he repeated,
~, N.Y.! engagement, father. Have you
,ho Colonel about it"'
EW6y. no, Jenny, l can't say that l
|, .bink he ought to know said Jane,
Soft low voice, which somehow
w. care the Quartermaster a greater
= firmness than Mrs. Knox's shrill
mare Gictatorial tones.
|ynn are thinking a lot of nonsense,
I"uut in her father, spontaneously.
f. Colonel is not an old woman, to be
[.sor after every bit of regimental Cos
Van mist find another reason be-
/ % and bother him about little
biz ike that
FTbcp do it just to please me-because
Lisb it, pleaded Jane, too earnest to
..y any trace of confusion in her
&Vl any
IDDer. =,
|WpD if you put it that way" said the
|ortprmaster Il may as well haul down
coIors at once. You've been spoiled
npg life my girl, and it's too late to
r. reformation now. Your mother
be very angry, I'm afraid. You see
rckons on that engagement coming
|wthing. and it will be blow to her.
! is hoping great things for you,
! n.y."
bn more was to happen to agitate Jane
! day.
! weknown voice struck upon her ear
\ deadly chill, and turned all her
+ ng warmth to ice.
was Jacob Lynn standing a few
I s away from the veranda, calling and
kioning her to join him. Mechanically
! obeyed, descending the low, broad
s with a laggardness that told too
! nIy of the aversion she felt.
he went bravely up to her tiance, and
ching his shoulder to attract his at
tOn she began:
4 1t seems you don't believe in me,
! OBJ
How can I?' he answered gruffly, not
hing to meet her gaze.
gave you my PROMISE" she remon-
pied, gently.
A promise only!" he retorted. "Do
think can credit it's fulfillment ?"
It shall be fulfilled. | swear it!'
emrned now and looked down Mt her
~ ncredulous still. But she did not
I bis scrutiny-instead she invited it.
lOu don't want anything else, Jacob 2"
asked, gathering up her gown from
act with the wet grass, and making a
ement to go in.
Want" echoing her words with bois-
BUS merrment. why, l want you; I
ftmy wife, Jenny. When is she COM
Nme%
lou ought to be satisfied she said,
ran away from him lightly up the
ut as she reached the verandah a
lsht seemed to strike her, and she
ed back slowly to where he still
H.
linking she had changed her mind,
was shy in saying so, he went for
eagerly to meet her, and bent his
low to catch what she was going to
No. no. it is not that, Jacob. You must
Tor that until we are properly en-
a she told him, with a cold, flicker
smile.
men what is it, Jenny?"
ais application for leave to marry
nom does it go tirst?"
% the Colonel"
Soh That is all, Jacob"
Ood-night, my love-
'ood,nisht.'
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-07
MARRIED BY THE RABBI.
Mary Frank and Nathan Ladon Joined
by the Jewish Rites.

Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. 3O.-Pretty Mary
Frank and Nathan Ladon of Menomonie,
Wis.,, who were married in such a ro-
mantle manner in this city Monday, went
through the marriage ceremony again
yesterday afternoon according to the
the Ceremony cer mon, The Young couple left for
their future home in Menomonie last
night.
GAINESVILLE, Wis, Oct. 3O.-[Special.1-
Richard Cantillion, a railroad brakeman
and brother of Assistant Division Su-
perintendent w. d. Cantillion of the
Chicago & North Western at Milwaukee,
and Miss Ida Stimm, well-known
GAINESVILLE young woman, were married
at st. Mary's church this morning.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-07
A Dakota Verdict.

There is deep Indignation here over
the acquittal Of Alice NJ. Giles, who
was tried last week for the murder Of
her husband. The prosecution deveI-
oped what seemed to be absolute evil
dence, much stronger than was adduc-
ed in the trial of William Davidson,
last week, for the same crime, for
which he received life sentence. The
defense in the Giles case succeeded in
getting one man on the jury whom 1t
could rely upon to hang it. The State
found this out shortly after the COM
mencement of the case, and could only
hope for disagreement Imagine the
surprise Of every one-even the lawyers
for the defense-when the jury came in
with a verdict of mot guilty" After
the jury had been discharged, one Of
the jurymen told the story Of the YER
dict. The jury stood 10 to 2 for convic-
ton, but after being out So hours the
ten went oyer to the two, because, as
some of them afterward said, they had
to "get home to cut their hay" An
other said he voted for acquittal be-
cause new trial would be ''such an
expense to the county Belle Fourche
Is. d. dispatch to Minneapolis Journal
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-07
WALES WILL NOT CHALLENGE.
Has No Desire to Compete for Americas
Cun.

London, Nov. lit is learned by the
Associated Press that there is no truth
in the report which originated at Pat
rick, near Glasgow, that the Prince of
Wales was contemplating building
challenger for the Americas cup. 1t
may safely be said that his highness has
no such plans under consideration and
the rumor may have been based on the
fact that it has frequently been stated
recently that the prince was likely to sell
his yacht Britannia and have another
one built upon the same lines. But even
this lacks confirmation
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GoADED TO HER DEATH.
Domestic Troubles Led TO Mrs. Harry
Branch's Suicide.

Indianapolis, Ind, Oct. 31.-Mrs. sHar-
ry B. Branch of the Chicago, Lyceum
theater is dead at English's hotel In this
city with bullet-hole through her breast.
At her feet a 5-year-old boy was found
screaming trying to awaken his moth
eft. Branch and his wife were engaged
in getting up an entertainment for the
Young Women's Christian association.
Mrs. Branch killed herself, her husband
says, because he goaded her to it. q "
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-07
ACTIVITY AT ISHPEMING.
Lake Superior Company to Open q New
Shaft-Furnaca Starts UP.

Shaft-Furnaca Starts UP.
Ishpeming, Mich. Oct. 30.-[Special.]
The Lake Superior Iron company will
resume operations at its Hematite mine,
which has been idle for the past ten
months. About $50 men will be en-
ployed. The company has big showing
at this property, having recently discov-
bottom. A drift 800 feet in length will
be extended from the lake shaft to the
ore. 1t will take some time to complete
the drift, but meantime ore will be taken
out of other portions of the mine.
The Excelsior furnace here will go into
blast early next week. The plant has
been thoroughly overhauled and larger
engine and hot blast have been put in.
The output will not be less than seventy
tons daily
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-07
Miss Flagler Indicted.

Washington, D. O., Oct. 81. - Miss
Flagler, daughter of Gen. F1aglef, whose
shooting and killing of a negro boy, who
was stealing fruit several months ago,
created sensation, was indicted today
for manslaughter. -
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-07
AGAINST WOMAR'S SUFFRAGE.
South Carolina Convention Defeats It by
121 to 26.

Columbia, s. c., Oct. 29.-The consti-
tutional convention today voted down the
woman's suffrage amendment by a most
decisive vote of 121 to 26. George D.
Tillman made great speech in advocacy
of the idea, claiming that by enfranchis-
ing woman with property qualification,
tons by fair and honest methods, and by
no other way could they do it. He char
acterized the suffrage plan of Senator
Tillman as temporary fraudulent
makeshift which would not endure.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-07
SATOLLI A CARDINAL.
Cardinal gibbons Formally Notified
to Impose the
Beretta.

Washington, D. c., Oct. 31.-NIgr.
Satolli today received official notice of his
elevation to be cardinal. The first
announcement came by letter and this
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-07

There is not single moment in life
that we can afford to lose.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-07

Revenge is but the debasement Of
yourself to lower level than that Of
your adversary.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-07
Uua pstls. do historic.

Cuenta nm corresponsal de n
Pals dc Madrid que ae abri6 On
Burgos ell testanento del Sr Ruiz
Lorrilla, y que, entire otFas menoG
interesantes, hay una dlsposIol6n
curiosa:
El partldo progresista regal6 poi
suscripci6n una magnifica petaCs
de oIO repuiado al SF Ol6Ssga.
Al morir este, y querIendo dar 4
entender que aquel regalo, mas que
ana prusba de afestO personal, era
ana muestra de conflansa del par-
lido, la dej6 On su testamentO para
el mejor progresists. z her0d6 II
rica jOya D. Manuel Rnis Zorfllla.
Ha muerto Ruiz zorrllle, y en-
su teatamepto deja 81 reouerdo de
Ol6zsga al DR. EsquerdO, conssds-.
rdndOie 81 meiOr prOgresistG , auto
rlta2dole para dejaria 90 a. teata !.
mento, el dia que muefa, Cnnsigna.
do al que reuna este titnlos B ID Ie
que & IN Museo, On el caao do que
el DE- HsQuerdo no tuvi@a herede-
70 digno de pOseer la oOnaanEa del
partido.
Sin dnda los xoErilllstas reunl-
dos en- Burgos Cenocian Ii cISu.
sula testamentarla deD. Manuel.
y han dicho: puesto que Ia petaca
dc oro va su bolsilIo, ll6vela CON
10 majestad de jefe el DR.. Esquerdo.
7 por tai 10 han proclamado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-07
CABLEGRAMA.

Pcf Ia Iatendsneia General q.
Ha- linda GO hs pubiieado sn Il
GdcstG de hoy 81 sigUisats cable :
grama del Mi1istsFio de Ultra
mAr, rscibiio aver, 5, en- si ca
oierno de esta lsla:
"Real Decreto nrmado Su Ma.
jestad reseinde concierto petr6-
leos. Hacienda recaudara impues-
to especial dlTcctamente de la Be.
nBeria y en- Lac Aduanas de impoF-
tadores. SubsIsten derechos aFan-
oelarios forma = euaRtiA actual.
Intetvenga para exaccl6n lmpuesto
Eefineria Oataio, y comlsione fon-
eionafio inteligente afore exissen-
cias, levantando actss duplicadaa
que suscribir4 fabricante. Comu-
nique 6rdenes Aduanae. Suprimi-
do ademks impuesto timbre ceri-
Has. Liqulde concerto petr6leos
y cerlllss; publiQne Gaesta y mo-
t.fQue concesionarics"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-07
MISCELANEA.
AITIGUAs 9OHsTRUCOIOHEg.

Haste ahora las constvucciones
qne Sc habfsn descubIerto en- IL
Ioiudad sotcrvada de SlIchester erGn
muy semejaDtes & las de Pompeya,
y consistian en- casas dc habitacl6n,
villas de fecrec y otros edificlos ana
logos; pero los dltim0s hallazgos
presentan { Il aztiquisima ciudad
Osjo IN nusvo aspecto, y permiteD
Greer cue fue an gran centfo indus-
trial Ga tempo de los emperadors,
romanoa.
Han apareOldo, en- efecto, mu.
chos hornos dc vastas proper 10
ues, algunos cireulares y otrol
oblongos, destlnados positivamen.
te 4 trabsjoS de industria,
Lo que alli 80 fabricase no ests
averiguadO todavls, pero el desOu
brimiento ha excitAdo On extreme
Ia curiosidad de arque6logos ' cru
dltos, nor constitulr una prueba no
toria del desargollo que 10 indus.
tria britannica alcanEsba en- aqne
| llos rem0tos tlempos.
| Los diversos objetos que de aiiol
aca van apareciendo en- las excava
clones de Sllchester no son menoI
intetesantes.
| Eutre los 6Itimos, hay Alguns
sostijas de tau doIicado dIbujo, Qu,
constituyen verdadetas obras d,
atte, aun comparadas con Las Qu
salen de las manos de los princiDa
Il les articles modeenos.
i AcabAn de onsrarss, adem1l
253 monedas de plata de varias fe
chas, desde Marco Antoulo 4 S6p
tlmo Severe, abarcando Dor 10 tan
to IN periodo de- $50 amos, y ha
liandose Representatives en- tan va
ltosa colecci6n todos los emperado
res por ma 8 varias monedas.
II Muchas de eutre eIIaA han que
dado en- po1er del Museo BritkOi
loo, habi6ndose depositado lxs res
Itantes en- el Museo Bsaling.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-07
NUEVOS PLAOEMES.

FsIicisamos hsee pocos dias |
nuestto 1istinguido amigo Dor
TeobAldo DisS Ess6vAnsx por hA,
DER ascendido do Comissrio ds
Guerra de /. claas D Sabintsn.
dente MiiitAr.
Hoy envIamoa nusvos plseg.
NEE, tan cordiales como los del
osro dis, 4 dicho amigo, por eI
grato suceso de hAber sido Getig-
nado para el mAndo de 10 Sab
intsndencia de eate Distrito.
Crsa el ilnutrado jefs y eumpli-
do cabAllsro que NOS asOeiAmos
con toas ell alma 4 su iegitima sR-
sisfagsi6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-07

AL llegaE Nyborg fDinamarca)
Ia escuadra espakola que 90 dirlRia
{ KieI { les fiestas do inanguraci6n
De 50 canal, el peri6dieo NgSorg
Axis 10 dirlgi6 0l siguiente ealud0
~ los teTminos que al pie do Il
Ietra copiam0s & cOntInuaCi6n
"OaballeGos espa1oles:
Dsmos los bsenvenIdcs en- Dl.
uAmarca: ek
Mnys sehores mios. Hay una
srande alegrfa de yer Vds. aqui.
Unos guerrefos espsfioles eetu.
vieron en- Dinamarca On mil ocho-
sientos = oeho.
Aquelios guerreros, subordIna.
ios al marques de L. Romano. hi.
cieron una empresi6n profonda Dor
"a vslot y amor { 10 patEia.
ri marques de IL Romana con-
Quisto con nm sOFpReso Ia cindad dc
NybOrg, que fu6 dquello tIempo
una plasa fuefte.
n marques le hlxo Dor aaagurar.
se 50 partlda 4 ID al patria.
AQuelio sOFpreeo, no estando 6
Ini0gunc naIo por nos, ha deiado
no otro sentimiento que una gran
de admiracion de 50 habiIidad-
poFque aylsamos perpstuaments Las
palabras:
Honor y pGtriG, y tOdO psF lG Pa-
tTiG."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-07
Ri cr&noo de Bismarck.

E.s tal "a notoriedad, que no DO
dla sustraerae ( clio. La cabess
del gran polftlco ha sido al I'm me
dida ninuclosamente Dor el c6lebre
esoultor Snhsper, de Berlin, que uE
tempo hlClefa la estat0a erigIdt
en- Oolonla al Canclller de hlerrO.
De esas medidas % ha pOdldo de-
ducir, por m6todos esencialments
,i6ntia Jos, el volumen del crkneo J
peso del cerebro. he aqui 81 re-
sultado:
De 10 ftente al occlpuCio, medidG
horizontalmente, seg6n las pres
cripclones de la antropologia, la ca.
beza de Blsmatk mid 9 212 MILNE
tros; 10 Clrcunferenela, de ma
otra sien, co de ITO.
El craneo, como se We, es de dl.
mensiOnes extraoEdlnarias /; Bis
marck 90 "un macrOc6falo gefma
no. seg6n el lenguaje de los 90
trop6logos, pues de 1880 oabssa
medidas en- Baden Baden, se vlt
que una s0la tenia mas de 400 mi
limesros dc la frente al occipucio
dieha cAbexa media 2O6, es desir, q
msnOs que la de Bismarck, que
puede por 10 tanto califlcarse de
maravilla.
81 t6rmino m e do de tFeInts
m'embros de 10 Eociedad dc Oien-
cias Natnrales de Oarlsruhe, medi
dos pOr Ansmus, era de 1876 mill
metros por 165.
La mayor cabeza de sabIo medio
2O5 pof 162.
ri volumen del crAneo dc Bis.
marek. cAlculado segd q el m6tod
cieOtifco, % do 1.o65 centIm stro i
pdbicOs, ca tsnto qua el de 245
craneos alemanes me1idos era de
l.478. tenlendo el que mas unoa
1.8OO.
Por 10 que % Tedere al peso del
cereb,o del gran Oanciller, este %
de 1857 gramos, 8, 10 que es 10
mismo. IN 80 por 100 superior al
peso medic del cerebro de an adul-
TO euE0pec.
El cerebr0 de Kant pesaba 1.65O
gramos, el dc Schiller 1880, el de
Dante l4lO, el de Napoleon III
l.5OO. ell lie Byron l 8O7 y el de Ou-
vier ], $50. y
A todos esos csrebros degrandes
hombrea aventaia, como p1ede ob
servarsc, el de Bismarck, que hasta
ahoTa no SO sabe tenga rival en-.
volumen ) On peso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-07

sas para ese peEI6dloo que Vd. d.
'ige. Bsta vida aOCidentada de
sanDafa deja tan POGO temp dis
ponib'0 para Ocupafse de IL pluma,
que solo por vltalisimoa inrereses
sOge mo el papsl para decirle 4
81 madre 8 4 su esDoss: :--"E "Estoy
lueno, este no es mad >, pasamos la
gan vida, no te ocupes de mi, nj
naRss caan de 10 que dIcen les pc.
ri6dicoa. >
Aa qua usted me perdonar& si
40 le escTibo mas { menudo.
Sslimos el 3 de Mayo de Puerto
Rico, reoibiendo una ovacion de
lespedida que % difIeiI desCribisIa.
On pueblo enteFO nos sclamaba.
Las damas borinquehas n0s rega
laban medallas y escapularios ben
deCidos. La Asociaci6n de Ia Cruz
Roja nos regaisba una ambulancia
lompleta. HI Oomereio una pro-
Gusi6n de efectos 4 cual mas escogi
los. Aquello impresioaaba : da-
% sliento para todo.
F0rm0 triste contraste la lIegada
MsnSsnillo con 10 saIlda de Puer
- Rico.
Estreohados on qua goIeta fui-
nos trasportados desde el vepoI
JwIt0 al mueIle. Los soldados
lurmieron dentro de I'M barracon
sn el santo suelo. Empezaba ID
oampaha. Salimos oil los Cara
iores de Colon Goa rumbo & Baya'
mo y operando. MuChas largas ]
oeposas. Pdvaciores; lIa guerfi
de Cnba.
| Dos meses y 6 dias llevamos d
operar.
In ropa del soldado qued6 cas-
toda en- ManEanillo. Hoy creo 60
Il en- OAuto. Salimos con dos mu
das. Hoy se lleva gastado IN Ca
pital solo en- zapatillas.
Nos hemos batldo en- La Julia
Arroyo Asul, Paso del rio Buey
Iona de Piedras, Santa Birbars
Punta Gotda. Los Moscones, Bja
I'd, Iona dc Gaabana y algnn %
otro tlroteo. Tenemos que lsmen
car algunas bsjss, pero tambi6n .
las hemos hecho mucho msyore
al snemigo. El % de JUNO. o
"Los Moscones," 10 Oompafla j
yAnguardla msndada por el oapl
tan PAes Jaramlllo cerr6 sobse Ia
posiciones contrarias, tomandolas
10 bayonetA al grito de "Viva Il
oafs." ocupando Ell campaments
que desaloiaron los insurrecsos
todo coErer.
i vi battalion tiene los grandes an
mos , deseos de batirse. q, diff
ell conseguirl potque este euem
go es cobarde y huge enseguida."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-07

. hizo das no hablendo invItaci6n
siRuna.
vsrloa vaporcItos auxIIiares COR
iajeron n dique todo eI personsl
Ia Ia 0doInna.
A la una Dc IL taIde ceeaEon to-
los les trabsjos en- Jos tallsEes,
cara que los obreros presenciaran
la b0taduFa.
Esta foe dirIgida por el iDgenie-
% constructor del buque, Don To-
clbio Gaspsr y Gil.
Dcspu6s de baber sido bendeclda
a nave, y { presencla de 1900 per-
sonss, cast todas empleados dc la
,ompahia, funcion6 el aparato, des.
iEandose el buQue en- medic de
aclamaciones.
III n1eFO bnque tiene do eAbida
73O toneladas y mide de eslora "a
metros, de manga 9 metros y "a
eentimctEoE,y de puntal 3 metros
= 90 centimetros.
Despu6s de ID botadnsa fue ser'
Vido nm espIendldo lgnch, durAnte
] cual se pronunClaron cntnsistal
Ofindis ri aoto realixado D0e u
0ompania.