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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-23
GACETA OFFICIAL De HOY

Gobierno General l.-Secratar1a.- Ne
gociado 6'-Real Orden disponiendo SO
remita este Gobierno General I'm e1sm-
plar de la GacetG de Madrid en- que SO pu-
blica 81 Real Dacreto sobre repression de
los delitos cometidos por medic de explo
sivos, hecho extensive esta leila,
Real Orden aprobsndo ell expedlente
sobre Ia constitution de una nueva parro-
quia en- Ell barrio de Villalba arriba sepa.
rAndola de la de Juana-Dfaz y que los ba-
rrios que han de constitute Ia referida
parroquia son adem6s del citado V1llaibA
arriba; Vtllalba-abaio, ato-puerco-a -arr1
ba, Hato-puerco -abajo, Camilla 'arriba y
Vacas.
Id id.-Negociado 4.0-Resl Orden
participando haberse exp adido Real Oarta
de suc9si0n on Ia merc8d de Titulo del Rel
no con la denomination de Condo de San
jose Do Ssnturce favor de don Pablo
UbArri Iramatsgui.
Real Orden concediendo aut0rizacl0n
para trasladar el cadaver embalsamado de
don Vicente Valdivieso desde Paris q
Ponce.
Id id-Negociado de Obras pdblicas
-Interes ando don Jose Gomez Tudela au-
tOrizaci6n para ampliar el plszo de I'm afo
que tiene concedido para Ia ooupaci0n de
una determinada superfoie de terrenO On
IA "Playa de ladrillos" en- Ia Marina, Sc
hace pdblico para que los que So cream
perjudicadOs con la misma presenter eus
Teclamac1ones Il observaciones en- el ter
mino de 30 dias.
Id id.-N .gociado 5'-Se autoriza
los Almotacenes de los cuatro distritos pa
ca la verifoaci6n de los contadores de gas
ron el punz6n marca M por carecerse del
punz6n especial dispuesto por Reglamento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-23
DON FELIX BENET

Este ilustrado Iaborioso Secretario
dc la Excma Diputaoi6n Provincial, ha
sido objeto por parte de los emploadOs que
sirven su Immediate direction en- aquel
Centric, de una nueva manifestation do
Garlic y consideration.
El 81 del actual, con motive de ser sus
dias, los referidos empleados le obsequia-
ron con I'm elegant1sino y sscogido objeto
de arte, acompahado de una preciosa tar
jeta con expressive dedicatoria, trabajo
primoroso debido Ia habil pluma de don
Arturo Igaravides.
FL Sr Benet, gratameute impresiona-
do por Ia demonstration de aprecio que 10
ofrecian sus subordinados, hizo patente su
reconocinniento y dirigi0 s aqu6llos carl
flos1simas frases que fueron acogidas con
placer y ent1siasmo por todos.
Satisfactorio debe ser, en- verdad, pare
I'm jefe, conquistar, cory.o 10 ha hecho, Ell
Sr Benet, el Garlic, respeto y considera
oi6n de sus subordinados, y al felicitar s
los dignos empleadoe de Ia DiputacioD por
81 actO de simpatfas que acaban de reeli-
Ear en- favor de su ilustrado bondadoso
5ecretario, felicitarnos aai misno este,
pcr el valor moral que enoierra Ia mani
festaoi6n carinos1siEna dc que ha sido OBJ
jeto, = que tan nnorecida tieno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-23
Durante los pocos dias que han media.

Durante los pocos dias que han media
do desde mi ultima carta, SO ha planteaQO
y resuelto en- Francia una crisis total del
ministsrio. Dorrotade ell gobierno en- Ia
C&mara de liputados que NO admiti6 una
orden del dla propuesta por el presldenGe,
TODD el gabinete present6 Ia dimisi6n que
fu6 Embellishments admitida pOr 81 presl-
dente de la Rep1blioa. Est9 oncomendo
la formation del nuevo D0inlsterlo ME-
Burgeois, que "a fU6 ministro de lnstruo-
c16n p1blica con Freycine5 y con Loubet.
Mr.. Bourgeois evacu6 bien pronto 81 en-
cargo que 10 hizo Mr.. Faure, pResentando'
le una lista de ministries todos afectos al
paFtido sOoialista. El nuevO goblernO SO
ha presentado va las OamaEas, ha lei
do su progra1aa que SO reduce q prOcurar
soluciones & todos los problemas en- sentido
socialtsta Segdn SO desprende de Ia leo
tura do los peri6dicos de Paris, la consti-
tuci6n del nuevo cabinets y el programa
del mlsmo Sc toman en- B'rancla como una
broma de le polltica, no creyendo nadle
que pueda sostenerse por mucho tlempo
ALA veremos.
En- Portugal reina gran agitacion con-
ira las medidas diotatoriales del goblerno.
XII Fay don Carlos, regresara muy prOntO a
su relno, = SO esperan para cuando sc ha-
gan las elecoiones generates, grandes =
ruldOsos acontecimientos. III gobierno ST.
que en- sus treC9, = es possible que Gu IN
Sransigenoia provoque ALI escenas POGO
odifica1Ges.
El ola de los Santos 80 sinti6 en- Roma
I'm fuerte terramoto q. llen6 de espantosO
pavor los habitantes de la ciudad. Sc
hundlero1 slgunas casas, sin que, pOr for
tuna, SO produj jeseu desgracias personales.
Los p&!acios del Vaticano y del Quirinal
sufrl8ron despaTfeCtos de c0nsideraci6
81 bi3n no tenro quo pongan en- pellgro sIs
exia530oia
Los asuntos Ga Armenia 80 van com
plicando Los tutoos p9rsig1on eDcarni-
zadamente { los cristianos, y "a autoridad
dsl sultan es ALI oonapletan1 eata desobaae,
clda. Al fin SIC har6 necoBaria la inter
vonci6n de las potencias.
Ultima hora.-Ls c0nisi6n arancela-
ria De las A4ti.l:,s, ha e}ic5aminado "a so.
bro la rtfornas del Ara1lo4} de Puerto Rico.
En- el diot&nsn SO manGi6nan todae las ts
rifas actuai4s, Ix28nos lag que han sjdo OO-
jetO dc reclamation, habiendOse seguidO
en- las mOdifcaciones Introducidas IN cri-
teriO do transaction eE.tro los aranceles de
1882 2 1892. Sc propone ell cabotaje reel
prco0 entra Pu3rto-Rlco y 10 Peninsula;
SO pfde la suuresibU lo! d9rach0 de carga
y degcarga, por ser un 1CopuesGo consecu
two la aplioaci6n del tratadO con los
EstadoS- Unidos; so Gnantian0 Ia legislaci0n
vig3nt0 roepect0 L. los iQ2pu9stos transitO-
rios; SO declafan ex6ntos de derechO los
caballos sementales, con el fin de fomen-
tar Ia rlqueza pecuarla gus era antes muy
Horeciente en Ia isla, que hoy casl he de
saparecido; y Sc r9bajan muy consldera-
b!ement9 los dere,chos Los carbones Y d
las m$qUinas agricOlas. As1 SO me ha di~
cho en ol ministerio de Ultramar, como
tambi6n QQa 81 canjo de los pesos mexica,
nos p1r naone:1a nacjonal, aera pronto IN
hsoho GA "a QaQue6a Antlila.
UrbG31MS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-23
NgTICIAs GENERALEs

Aver tarde circul6 con insistencia por
esta Capital la fatal noticia de- haberse re-
cibido un despacho de la Habana, anun-
ciando cue habfa sido volado con dinamita
un tren en- el cual iba para Sancti Spfritus
Ell general Suarez Vald6s. La noticia eau
SO ell consiguiente disgusto en- todos nues-
tros circulos sociales, pero no qT1isimos ha-
cernOs eco dc ella sin tener antes detalles
de semejante suceso que, naturalmente,
habfa de causar profunda sensation. Mas
tarde oimos decir que en- este Gobierno Ge-
neral SO habfa recibido I'm despacho con-
frmando Ia mala nueva, pero anunciando
que Ell general habia salido ileso de la ca
tastrofe. Decfase tambi6n queede aquel
acto de saIvaiismo resultaron Ia soldados
muertos gran ndmero de heridos Sc
esperan con verdadera ansiedad detallss
de tan horrible suceso. <-fE @
Otras versiones que circular dicen que
el general suarez ValdSs se saly6 milaE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-23

grosamente. All volaT al trer, volaron
tambi6n indivfduos de su escolta. El
sefior Suarez Valdss habfa sostenido los
tres dfaS anterioreR. fuertss encGentros
con las partidas de Maximo Gomez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-23

Dice un colege de Ponce que los trabs.
jos de organization del noveno Battalion
de Voluntarios, estan terxninando en- di-
cha ciudad y gu, 81 domingo pr6ximo de-
ben reunirse los individuos que 10 compo-
nen para Ia rectif5aci5n do las listas, er
el sitio donde los Capitanas designen.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-23

Del Dorado nos escriben:-" En- este
pueblo no ha cesado de Hover hace unos
sido exbraordinarias hgsta ei extreme que
Ell puente que SO construyo por cuenta del
Ayuptamiento, fu6 arrastrado por Ia CO.
rriente Los pasajeros no pueden diriiir-
Sc Ia estaci5n del ferrocarril por ell de-
plorable estado de la carretera, la cual es.
t& cubierta de aqua. La conducci6n de la
correspondanoia Official 6 la estaoi6n So hi.
20 con innenao trahaio. y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-23

Nuestro busn corresponsal de Madrid
el sehor don Luis Pardo, nos escribs anun-
ciandonos una interesante carta por ell CO.
rreo, 4 la hora de compaginar hoy Ell Pc
ri6dico, no la hemos recibido.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-23

ABAST0 0PU8LlGg.-Le oarne de res
SO. expendera mahana { 81 chavos 81
kilo. La de cerdo Sc vsnde q "a ochavos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-23

Vuelve hablarse de la implantaci6n
de las reformas en- Puerto Rico en- el pr6xi-
mo mos de Enero De Madrid nos escribe
un seior diputado Cortes, 4ue el General
Martinez Campos ha connunicado al Go
bierno, que el plan Abarzuza no es bastan-
te radical para que sea bien acceptable por
la opinion de la mayorfa de los habitantes
del pals. Cuba y Puerto-Rico necesitan
un sistema de gobierno y administration
mas amplio. Los que explotan Ell ''espa-
holiemo" en- las Autillas para servir sus
intereses 6 dar rienda sus pasiones-dice
al misnno Sr. diputado son los mayores
enemigos que tiene Eepsha en- esasg glatitu-
des. Ellos y NADIA mas que ellos son los
que han engendrado desafectos y enemigos.
So ofrece una coocaci6n de Sacristan-
orgaaista, con ventajosas propesiciones.
Los aspirantes podran dirigirse esta re-
dacci6n para informes, con la urgencia
possible. 6-a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-23

De Madrid nos anuncian la infausta
nueva de que ha perdido Ia raz6n ell sefior
don Jose Santos Fernandez Laza, diputa-
do por Quebradillas. Su estado, nos di-
cen, es bastante alarmante.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-23

Dice un colega roadrilcho:-"La Sub
conisi6n AFancelaria de Puerto-Rico ha
terminado sus trabajos Estos seran So
metidos en brave Ia Comisi6n general y
despues pasaran al Ministro de Ultramar.
En- ell seno de la Comisi6n han trabaiado
con ahinco y merecen por clio calurosos
placemes, los se1ores Garcia Molinas, DiaK
Caneia z SoIer Y Caeaiuana."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-23
BlNCO TERRITORIAL Y IGRICOLl
De Pto-E1C0e
Secretnr&n

SeCTetOT30
En- cumplmiento de 10 acordado por ell Console
de Administration ell 25 del corriente mes otor
garan las respectvas Escrturas pdblicas necesaras
q poneP breve circulation dos nuevas emisiones
de cedulas al pOrtador Una de 1900 c6du as de 100
pesos cada una 200 900 pesos mOneda cerrien-
moneda, ambas emsiones al interes de pS. anual
pagados sus cupones por semestres sendo respect:
Vamente amortZables anuamente las 1000 c6dulas al
plazo maximo de 20 amos las 1850 al maximo de
l2 Con estas dos nuevas emisones tendra e Banco
Rvertidos 45o 900 pesos c6dulas hpotecarias ell
capital prestado en- hipotecas pazo largo alcanza
55l 200 pesos Las hipotecas que especiamente que
daran afectas las dos nuevas emisiones constaran
en- el Regstro correspondence.
Todo 10 que, en- cumplimiepto de 10 preceptu' do
ell articuo 50 de nuestros Estatutos, hace pu'
blco para conScmiento general.
Puerto.Rico % de Noviembre de 1895. 5.-El Secre.
rente-J- Rog Colomer 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-23

Dice GEL Correo d Ultramar" que
dentro de POGO publicaca la "Gaceta de
Madrid un decreto del Ministerio de Ul-
tramar, dictando reglas para llever & cabo
81 canje de Ia moneda mejicana en- Puerto
Rico,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-23

Hemos dido decir que ga estS pr6xi-
no 81 dia en- que Sc abra al transito publ
30 la carretera do Cayey Guayama.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-23

nFnkI n Los sefiores S. Melon
1F I7AI Compaflfa r8galan en- su de-
partamentO del detail un bo-
nito abanico japon6s por toda compra al
contado que exceda de IN peso MEXICA-
NO. Aprovechen amables Iectoras que
la buena OCCASION la pintan calva. P.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-23

La suscripci6n inicjada por "La De-
mocracia en- fav8r del aaf1or Izcoa Dfaz,
ha encontrado eco en TODD el pals De to-
aI estimabIe cO1epa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-23

GEL Imparcjal" dc Madrid ha publica-
to para rapartir gratis III excelente mapa
de Ia isle de Cuba. Dicho mapa 10 obten-
dram los que compr9p q colecci6n del ci-
rTeo = que a6 va2d3 81 Ia poluquerfa "Lau-
rak Bat" San Francisco Az
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-23

Ei doctor Carbonsi OIazarra ha trasla-
dado gu doInici:io Ia calIe de la Luna,
Y1i;r
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-23

Ell estimabIe coIega,
Ell INGENIEk0 dol Cderpo nacional de ca
sninOs, csreles 2 puort0a, don Ramon Gan
dia C6rdova ofrece gus sarvicios profesio-
males Las Cosp0raci2nes particulares,
para todo 10 refar6nga & camin0s, aprove-
chamiento de aguas, incluyendo ell abaste-
cimiento de poblaciones y su saneamiento,
puentes, tanto de cauinos vecinales como
do las Haciendas, obras muaicipales ur-
banas y riegos. FortRIeza 81 informaran
San Juan Pu9rt0-EIc0. 15-5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-23

nEkEEaIT0 CORONA legftir2o. Pin
UEWEtV U tura blanca iGglesa vende
Ludwig Duplace, Tatu&n II, San Juar
Puerto Rico. O.:
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1895-07-19
LOVE. HONOR and OBEY.

On the whole, married women,
that is, real women prefer being ruled
to ruling. 1t is natural to a woman
to seek advice. 1t is scarcely in her
nature to go speechlessly on doing
what she has to do without aid or
counsel. Almost any one of our own
sex is happier if she can talk things
over" with some man upon who's dis
erection she relies; and i'm married life
most wives do, even in the smallest
things, what The" likes, and fancy
that they like it themselves. Since
independence has become the fashion,
and strong minded women have sneer-
ed at their more gentle sisters, there
is great affectation of despising the
opinion of the men, but it is all sheer
pretense. Almost every wife chooses
her gloves and her ribbons of the tint
that her husband admires, and the
man she loves almost inevitably gives
her political opinions, and biases even
her religious views. Her speech, her
dress, her manners change under his
influence. What he desires her to do
she does, in nine cases out of ten
The tenth case we find in the divorce
courts. You may rule your wife as
you please, good married reader, if
you only love and pet her enoug h.
Haughtiness and fault-finding alone
will make her FESTIVE. And you, dear
girl, remember that it will be well for
you to choose husband good and
noble and upright, so that you may
obey him to your hearts content with
out losing your own self-respect; for
you will obey him if you love him;
and, if he be low and mean, you will
sink to his level slowly but surely in
the course of years.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1895-07-19
WITHOUT BLOODSHED.

They met at the corner of Monroe
avenue and Farmer street the other
evening, and both jumped back and
put their right hands in their pistol
pockets.
boy, doan' you put a finger on
mel cried the first in voice full of
menace.
"An' yo' juss be mighty keerful dat
yo' doan' rub again men' replied the
second.
lie got a razor right here in my
pocketn'
"So's Ir'
AN I'll cut yo' right in two at one
slash!n
''I'll jess make two pieces of yo' if
yo' doan' look outf'
They stood glaring at each other
and breathing hard for half minute
and then the first muttered:
Next time | go up to see Miss john
son an find yo' prognosticatin' around
dar' somebody's gwine to be hurted."
An next time go up dar' an find
yo' conglomeratin' in dat parlor will
be tragedy"
"Shoo! Reckon yo' can't skeer me
wild big words!''
AN yo' can't skeer me neither
'IZe gwine to precipitate long my
way. but yo' jess membe de memorial
warnin' what has warned yo' aboutr'
"Shoo! I'ze gwine to idealize round
de co'ner, an if yo' foller me I'll make
yo' think de synonym has busted up
and knocked de concorporate all to
SQUASH
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1895-07-19
VARIETIES.

First Stranger-"Sir, my wife
says you have been staring at her for
the last half hour. l want an apol-
ogy." Second Stranger-"Certainl
| may have been looking at your wife
butt was in deep study and did not
see her at ALL" ''Gee! When she
hears that she will be madden than
ever"
-Tom-'If you had the privilege of
kissing a pretty girl on the right or
left cheek, which would you do?"
Dick-''It would be hard to make a
choice, but between the two l should
probably find a way out of the dilem-
ma
This coin you gave me reminds
me of some women" said the conduc-
tor, throwing the counterfeit nickel
over in his hand. How sop asked
the curious passenger. Fare, but
false" said the other.
Life is not Il plaything to be used
as long as it gives pleasures and then
east aside. tbs an imperative trust,
a continuous obligation, from which
no grief, no loss, no shame can ever
absolve US.
japanese shops are never large,
scarcely more than little alcoves open
from the street. There is nothing cor
responding to our general store in ia
pan.
Possible Purchaser-"Now is this
mule perfectly geutle?' Uncle Nose
-"Well, sab, / nebbah knowed him
to bite anybody yit."
A man lives by believing some
thing, not by debating and arguing
about many things.
Sin is deadly only when it can
hide its face.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1895-07-19

The death of the Count of PQnen-
rostro, Il Spanish nobleman, recalls to
a writer for The Million a singular
story about his ancestor. Emperor
Charles V. was hunting one day, with
one of his bodyguards at his side.
Presently n partridge passed, quite
high over their heads. Both sports
men fired at the same time, and the
bird fell 1t was brought by the En-
peror's servants.
(Which one of us, do you think, :"
said Charles, killed this partridge?"
1T was )" said the guard.
"Thou Hest scoundrel.'' exclaimed
the Emperor.
He had hardly spoken when the
guard struck him SO severe blow in
the face that he could not keep his
feet.
Charles first movement was to
point his gun straight at the auda-
cious guard and pull the trigger; but
the weapon had just been discharged,
and had not been reloaded.
While the Emperor was reloading
he decided that he would not shoot
the guard on the spot. He sent him
to prison instead, with orders to pre-
pare for his execution.
"Your fault is the greater said
the Emperor, because there was
doubt whether thou didst really kill
the bird"
There is no doubt sir, in my mind, "
said the guard. Twill you permit me
to see the bird?'
The partridge was brought, and the
guard showed the Emperor that it had
been killed with ball from his rifle.
The Emperor had been using bird
shot all day.
The Emperor felt little remorse at
der for the guards death. But at the
last moment he had the man brought
before him.
"Dost thou repent of striking me?"
mo, sire" said the guard. eff
had Il thousand lives, and your Majesty
should tell he thousand times, with
out reason, that l lied, ii thousand
times would put my fist in your face
mi l1lLnO en- Ell TOStI'Ol, and Thousand
times would go calmly to the block. ="
The Emperor sat pensively for some
time revolving the matter in his mind.
The words mi pltnO en- Ell rOStfO rank
led a little in his mind, but presently
he said:
my reign has need of such men as
you, after all | wish there were a
thousand like you! Live, and be
known hereafter as the Count OF
Punenrost ror'
The Count became the most devot-
ed of Charles vassals, and his family
survive to this day.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1895-07-19
VALUE OF THE KAISER WILHELM
CANAL TO COMMERCE.,

Statisticians have calculated that
the commerce between the North and
Baltic seas averaged in 1889 more than
$4,000, 900 tons. 1t is calculated that
fully two-thirds of this shipping will
use the canal in due time The saw
ing per ton for those vessels which use
the waterway instead of passing
around Denmark coast is estimated
at an average of % cents a ton. This
will come chiefly from reduced coal
consumption and the shortening of
time. The distance saved in the jour-
ney from Hamburg to the Baltic will
be 425 miles; from Amsterdam, Rotter-
dam, Antwerp, Dunkirk, and London
will be from 236 to 23S miles. The
time for passing through for steam
craft at about 81 miles an hour will
be IL hours, and for sailing craft, by
the use of tugs, from two to three
days.
1t is estimated that the canal will
attract commerce from every port
south of Hull, England. Scotch ship
ping would save only from 100 to $50
miles by passing through. This would
be a small advantage, owing to the
length of of time required for the pas
sage. There is a regular steamship
traffic between the two seas, to whose
advantage it would be to use the canal
of 100000 tons month, or 5000, 900
tons a year.
A weightier advantage than the
mere saving of money is the safety of
the new waterway. The Danish and
Swedish coasts, with the immense
traffic passing through the Skager-
Rack, and the frequency of fogs and
violent storms, are places most dread
ed by navigators. From 1858 to 1885
no less than 6316 vessels were lost on
these coasts. The average is 200 a
year, and the loss of life is unusually
large.
1t is expected that traffic will be
slow to use the canal at first. The toll
rates have been fixed to pay low in
terest on the $40, 900, 900 the canal has
cost. Germany is willing to accept a
small return ON the capital invested,
because of the great strategic value
of the canal to her as a nation, and it
is declared that no effort will be spared
to induce the commerce of the world
to make use of the waterway.
In the opening of the canal Emper-
or William has attracted the largest
share of public attention. Friends of
Prince Bismarck are now pointing
out that for twenty-five years he had
been urging the completion of the ca =
nal, in spite of the opposition of the
military authorities, chief of whom
was Moltke The completion of the
canal, Bismarck's friends assert, is
really an added honor to the glories
of the Iron Statesman.
Hdrper'S Weekly.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1895-07-19
STEAM AHEAD YET.

There was a trial of strength at CHI
cago the other day between steam
and an electric engine, and the electric
people are not saying anything about
it. An old Baltimore and Ohio switch
engine, weighing thirty-one tons, and
a new twenty-five ton electric engine
were coupled together with a cable
twenty-five feet long, and at a given
signal the engineers of both pulled
them wide open" The electric en-
CINE buzzed and scattered sparks of
lightning around the neighborhood,
but was unable to bulge the old
switcher The latter gave few
snorts and walked away, dragging her
modern antagonist ANONYMOUSLY be
hind her.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1895-07-19
The discovery Saved His Life.

Mr.. G. Gaillouette, Druggist, Beaversville,
H., says: ITO DR.. Kings New Discovery
owe my life. Was taken with La Grippe and
tried all the physicians for miles about, but of
no avail and was given up and told GUILD not
live. Having DR.. Kings New Discovery in my
store sent for a bottle and began its use and
from the first dose began to get better, and
after using three bottles was up and about
again. 1t is worth its weight in gold. We
won't keep store or house without it" Get =
Store, Bel Air.