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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-08

The marks on The landing last night
showed feet inches Of water in the
channel Falling.
Special to the Register.
Parkersburg. W. Va, August T.
The steamer Courier passed here this
morning on her way to Cincinnati to
take the place Of one of the ill-fated
steamers burned ait the wharf there re-
Gently. she having been purchased by
the White Collar Line. The price paid
is withheld, but is said to have been
large. Capt Mack Gamble will in all
probability build a new boat to run in
the Courier's old trade.
Parl,ersburg, ". Va, August T.
Ohio . feet and stationary. Air warm.
Pittsburg, Pa, August River 3
feet and rising; weather cloudy and
warm
Morgantown, ". Va, August 7.-Riy-
er ) feet 6 inches and stationary: wealth
er clear and warm.
Warren. Pa. August 7.-River / foot
and stationary; weather clear and
warm.
Steubenville o., August 7.-Rivor
feet / inch and rising; weather cloudy
and warm.
Greensboro. Pa, August River
feet 5 inches and stationary; weather
rainfall 30 inches. fair and warm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-08
RROEF THE RECORD.

A party OF bowlers praticed on the
new regulation alleys at Seiberts last
night. and Mr.. j. K. Hall broke the bess
previous record in this vicinity tbs
string of 2S3 viii probably stand LOT
some time, as the go had not been
tOuchedbciOre
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-08
HARNESS RACES

Buffalo. \. Y. August THE laLses
crowd that even attended q irst ga! )
racing here. greeted tde delayed opening
ct the Grand Circuit this afternoon. Inc
races postponed from Tuesday We're On
,he card En- connection with the 4i''c"-
t8Ikcd-of match between Robert >. anu
Joe Pa-cheu but TO the great uis"i point
meut NJ the spectators. the latter even,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-08
MARTINS FERRY.

MARTIN > FERRY.
Daniel Zane, Of MoundsyiHe P,
Ring here. Use
Miss Flo Van Pelt, who has been ,.
lang here for several weeks. f..
her home in Chicago yesterday
Hal Watson went to Ste.1a~....
yesterday to visit relatives.
Harry Bartlett and Smith Fu.v...
LETT for GAINESVILLE YESTERDAY
they have secured positions ia
factory.
Mrs. J. w. Darrah and son L.e.
have returned from InGianar.i.
Toledo after a visit with r..l.
relatives.
Miss Jennie McGrew leaves -f....
ing for Zoar.
The Mitchell reunion wr
Steele's Grove yesterday and
quite a success. A large rur
representatives, of the faml.
present from various places
Mrs. L. Greer and l8ue...
JOS. Ali, are visiting relatives
benville.
Miss Do, Stwartof Lexiue
is visiting relatives here.
J. Donald Brice. O promiu.
man Of HammoaCsville. I'M. I.-.
home yesterday after q sh0r
"trip here.
w. 7. Garrett started ON W.
business trip yesterday .u
o. the Union glass works
Mrs. Martha Anderson and
Grace. OF Pi;tsburg. are Tie
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. FrazicI a.
\ crowd from this place
AT the Pickens home. en- So..l
to-day.
Tin mill No. at the Alua-
is of en- account OF broken 3D..
by pair Of tonss being o..
them
Prof Mcdonald. supe...
the Wellsyille o.. schools.
VIII, were visiting YESTERDAY
Six couples wen out 90 ST. c..-..
last evening TO attend l.e.
Last evening Mrs. John Jacob.
out warrant for Frank Carr
him with insulting her. Carr
raigned before Mayor Wo
was fined 80 and costs.
Miss Carrie Dorr. OF Wl-
returned home after $50
with her cousin Miss Nami.
Earl Haverfeld. of CI.
turned home after visit A.
Miss Alice Wood leaves th
for a visit at Zoar, O.
L. X. Hoge is visiting d.,
Vile
The DaugherJy base ball cir
ed Bcllairo club yes,erda!
mill ground by @ score of g.
Beilaire club failed 70 score "a.
seventh inning
George Collins has return
Portland. where be- was called
count Of the serious lines
mother.
Supt. W. Stewart and wife
night for O. several week.
Eastern points.
J. O. Woodland. secretary ID.
ront0 fremeus racing team
yesterday making mraae..
rooming twenty-five OF their m.
during the tournam,a, -.
week. The Cosh0ct0l team ..
arrangemen for fifty of ta.
The Independent Hos CaH.
meet Saturday evening ID .
A. rooms.
The Jr. O. Z. A. 81 p..G.
Grove to-day promia To- .
fair IN the neigLh.-Ao.I
pie are expected 20 be- pr'
Robert Howell very n.'
tertained q number OF bis
home last evening
VIM Dcall is visiting
relatives ar Portland.
c. !. Fredericks is visiting
Monroe county.
Robert Black ford left for No
Yesterday TO spend several ul.
friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-08
CORN COB CLUB EXCURSION.

The Corn Cob Club, a new South Side
organization. will depart in body on
the 5.45 train over the 3. x o. this af-
te,uoon for Atlantic City, Roanoke
Richmond. New York. Washington. ana
other points OF interest in the East
The following members compose the
party: Fred Colmar, VIII and Harry
McElroy. John G. Ehrle, VIII Tracy,
DR.. Z. Morrison. Harry Wayne, Haz-
lett Freeze, VIII MenkemiIler and Fred
Quicker. Each man will carry a corn
cob pipe and q corn cob cane. and the
first person 90 fall asleep before reach
ins Atlantic City will have to pay the
first days board bill for the entire
marty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-08
Iitcrnrx Announcement.

The publication of The Va.lima Let
tiers" by Stone & Kimball the middle OF
October next. is a most important event
for all lovers Of literature. During the
wears OF life in Samoa, Robert Louis
Stevenson kept a sort of journal in the
letters which he wrote to Sydney Col
vim. and these letters collected from a
most remarkable autobiography. His
every day in life and personal relations,
the methods Of his work and his feel
ings about it. iall these are drawn as on
" Stevenson could have done it. A.
the same time it is 1laasura to fee.
that although the letters are said to be
very intimate in tone. Stevenson intend
ed they should be printed and that we
need not expec, any indelicate reveal
tons OF things zoo personal 70 be given
10 the public.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-08
FUNERAL OF MIR. CUNNINGHAM

The funeral OF the late w. Scott Cum
nineham. who died Monday morning.
took place from the home Of his par
EMS. No SOB Market street. yes -erday
afternoon and was largely attended.
The pail bearers were Gus Kindleber-
ger. I'D. Darby, Nelson Cox, John Otto
Edward Fox and Henry Kindleberger
Rev. \. b. Johnson ofllciatcd. The in-
torment was made at the Peninsula
cemetery
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-08
rESnY ACTED FIRST.


No Room
Made upon;n state pcplr'n"
Washington, Angus 7-Ia.
States anticipated Great BliH..
ing the most energetic step
protection of the American m.-
in China The injustice of .
cisms that have been uttered .
quarters upon the ALLEGED .a0
of United States Minister ID.
fully shoHn by mail d.spaf.l
Just come 10 the State D.u.r'u
the Minister. i IS dated ,o"-
close Of June and shows taa. Ar.
had made a sweeping and pei
demand upon the Chinese COVER
similar TO that made yesterday
British Minister 70 pekius, for G
est protection for all America
I'm China: for redress for tho
lions committed upon the.
and persons. and finally for
punishment OF the perpe-rl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-08
FINrRAL o. ~. TALMAGE.

Brooklyn y. Y. Angus THE
funeral of The late Susan Whittem0re
Talmage, the wife cfthe Rev. T. Dewitt
Talmaga. took place this afternoon.
Rev. DR.. David Gregg spoke in gl5wing
terms Of the life and character of the
deceased. After the services the inter
ment took place a. Greenwood cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-08
A DRUNKEN FATHER
Ana -Four of His Children Burned t.
Dc,+b-NIotbe, Rescued One Child.

DtiIII- -'IVIE1V- 1000 ~ - .
Whitesburg. Ky, August News
reached here from Bigstone Gap, va.
of the burning Of Eli Xix and ioul
children. Hix had come home drunh
and built fire in the kitchen. which
in some way set the house on fire in the
night. Mrs. Xix rescued one OF hel
five children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-08
EXCURSION TO ATLANTIC CITY.
Last of the Season via Il. 4 O.

The last Of the series of trips to the
Seashore via the B. &, 0. is announced
for Thursday. August 22nd. The ex-
cellent train arrangements which have
been so satisfactory on the previous oc-
casions will be repeated.
same conditions il,h h fnwf We zbbzz
Tickets to Cape May or Sea Isle City
can be purchased at same rate and un-
der same conditions
Don't forget the date, August 22nd.
Hrnin. Mill lnnNn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-08

70 the day train and Pullman Sleeping
Cars to the night trains.
Tickets will be sold from other sta
tons at correspondent low rates.
For more detailed information apply
10 nearest b. d 0. Agent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-08
ROBBED on 4 RAIL n

Columbus. Ohio, Au.
Mooney. 81. Mdry's. Ohio.
ager OF the Michigan -
Company. was held up J.
five tramps at Upper ~
ing the sole Occupaut 0t
the c. Y. n. d T. ra.'r.
passengers being at
amount taken is no. lr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-08
GELER0B WAS EASY.
Con0vm Was a Puzzle for the League
Tail EndaTS

While Campfeld Was Hit Hard.
Results of Games in the Iron and
Oil and National Leagues-BOwl-
ing Notes, and Other Sporting
Matters Local and Telegraphic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-08
srpRENE cOrRT on APPEALs.

The advance slips OF the docket Of
this court. for the coming September
term. AT Charles Town. have been re-
ccived at the Office Of he Clerk Of the
Circuit Court. The frs circuit cases
uDon the docket are:-George David
sons administrator Y. P. c. C. Railroad
Company. from Brooke county: George
Ankle v. Board of Commissioners rom
Ohio county: Edward Wagner " C.. VI.
Coon. ct al, from Ohio county, ana j.
2. Thompson. ct al. Y. Whitaker iron
Company. from Ohio county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-08


The wedding Of lIr. George Yahn,
prescription clerk at Schnepfs pharm-
acy, 10 Miss Marie Fleming, OF Pleas
ant Valley, will take place at St
Josephs Cathedral at nine o'clock, on
| August 18th.
The event of the week in society cir
cles will be the annual outing of the
Opera House Orchestra a. Wheeling
Park this evening. If the weather is
fair, a large crowd will attend.
Miss Lizzie Whiteman was rendered
a surprise AZ her home in Benwood,
Tuesday evening, by merry and con-
genial party of her young friends. With
cards and dancing the evening was
passed very pleasantly.
4 quiet wedding took place Tues
day at four o'clock at st. Johns Church
in BanWCOd. in which the happy con-
tracing parties We're Mr.. John Megrail,
OF Martins Ferry. and Miss Jennie
Burr, of Benwood The interesting cere-
mony was performed by the pastor,
Rev. Father II. 2. McMenamin.
The young ladies who are spending
the summer at the Moundsville camp
grounds gave a very successful lawn
fete Tuesday evening. in spite Of the
threatening weather. The park was
adorned and lighted with japanese
lanterns. The most enjoyable feature
was the cake walk, which was won by
Mr.. Harry McCOmbs, Of Moundsyille,
and Miss Sara Mendel, Of Wheeling
Island. The cake was baked by burst.
s.
Al the home of Mr. Fred Speaker, on
Fourteenth street, a very pleasing farc>
we'll soirce was given. complimentary
to Miss Maud May charming young
lady of Steubenville, who has been Wis
ting friends in this city for some time.
The customary social diversions Occu-
pied the attention of the guests until
midnight, at which hour an appetizinG
collation. was discussed.
Prof. II. S. Ingram, physical director
of Bethany College. will have charge Of
the recreative exercises and games for
the Young folks az the lawn fete and
social given by the Ladies Of the c. 4.
h this afternoon and evening at ISL
and Bridge Park, for the benefit OF the
small pOX sufferers 4 good time Is
expected.
A very pleasant wedding took place
in Moundsville yesterday morning. the
contracting parties being Mr. James L.
~ i'm. NJ of
ter. Pa. and Miss Emma w. COnant. Of
that city. The ceremony was perform
ed at 10 o'clock a. N. at the home OF
the brides parents, by Rev. b. NJ
Spur. of the Episcopal Church. After
partaking Of an elegant wedding break
fas Mr.. and Mrs. Cole lett over the
Ohio River railroad at 1880 for Pitts
burg. whence they will make an eX-
tended tour through the East Upon
returning they will make their home
at Rochester, Pa.
2Ir. L. G.. Brock, Mr.. Samuel Riggs
and wife. Mr.. W. NJ. Riggs and wife,
Mr.. J. B. Alexander and wife, Rev b.
Spurr and wife. Mrs J. a. Bloyd and
Mr.. Thos. S. Riggs, all of Moundsyille,
attended the wedding of Mr.. John Mar
tin and Miss Lena Umstead, at New
Martinsyille, last evening.
A reception in honor of Miss Cora
ONeal was given last evening az
Remle's pavilion on South Main street
A large number Of persons were pres
emit. and the evening was very pleas
antIv spen. in dancing and kindred
10 J f.|.
was discussed at the usual hour.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-08

Commencing Friday. August g. and
continuing each day until disposed Of
the large stock of sui-,ngs worstads
cheviots. cass.meres, e-c., now contained
in the establishment Of l.. Delbrugge
merchant tailor, No. 2115 Main stree;
will be offered for sale regardless OF
price. Also all tables, cases, wardrobes
desks. etc. and one fine Herring
Champion" safe 50X36.
N III cOhL A.-.,.-.-o
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-08

ing. The meteorological conditions
were not the most propitious, owing to
the prodigal precipitation OF that fluid
usually so cheering TO the proyident rus
tic, yet so maligned by the short WIS.,
toned denizen Of the city when its con-
fliots with his convenience. However,
within all was ''coulew de rose each
of the guests aforementioned being
adorned with a smile Of about the di-
mansions of an ambitious sunhower,
as il the aqueous fluid was their native
element. It is suspected, however, in
the homeward promenade the young
folks did not take the devious and cir
cuitous route, which tradition says is
customary
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-08

RESULTS At TERRE HATTIE

Toue Haute. Ind. August 1T re-
Quired six heats to decide the 2:20 uot.
Jwo heat winners having 70 be drawn
-Orfuia ON account OF Iameuess and
Queen Allah, who for @ time looked
like sure winner. ON account Of sick
ness The chestnut mare Catherine.
that had been held us q rank outsider.
captured le third heat in 21S12. low
criug her record five seconds. but as
May Morgan was seq back from second
90 tenth place for fouling. her hackers
still thought she had license to win.
But when Catherine captured the next
ho2-, there was big scramble 10 cover
against May Morgan.
ETlmoHt was such q consistent per-
former in the BPS pace that the back
ers of Repetition had no chance tc play
even. the Belmont horse winning and
lowering his record three and q quar-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-08

Magazine readers know Grace Ellery
Channing-Stetson's work and will be
glad to learn that in the autumn a vol
ume of her short stories is to be pub
lished by Stone & Kimball. Mrs. Chan
ning-StetSon has been particularly sue
cessful in stories of life among the poor
in Italy. but it is its beauty and pathos
which have appealed TO her and not its
squalor and degradation. Her volume
is to contain several Italian stories, also
one OF Southern California, and one Of
Colonial New England.
A coming issue in Stone C Kimbalrs
Green Tree Library" is "Pharais' by
Fiona Macleod The author is prom
inent figure in the Scots Renascence'
and the story is q Celtic romance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-08

Place your orders with us for tuning anu
rcutfrine. Satisfaction guaranteed.
MIsLIGAN, WILklN = 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-08

Prof. H. S. Ingram, physical director
Of Bethany College, will have charge Of
the recreatiye exercises and games for
the Young folks al the lawn fete and
social given by the Ladies Of the q. i.
h. this afternoon and evening at ISL
and Bridge Park, for the benefit OF the
small pox sufferers. \ good time is
expected
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-08

Mr.. L. G.. Brock, Mr. Samuel Riggs
and wife. Mr.. w NJ. Riggs and wife,
Mr.. J. B. Alexander and wife, Rev. b.
Spur and wife. Mrs. j. a. Bloyd and
Mr.. Thos. S. Riggs, all of Moundsyille,
attended the wedding Of Mr.. John Mar
tin and Miss Lena Umstead, at New
Martinsville, last evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-08

A reception in honor Of Miss Cora
ONeal was given last evening az
Remle's pavilion on South Main street
A large number Of persons were pres
ent. and the evening was very pleas
antly spent in dancing and kindred
amusements. IN excellent luncheon
was discussed at the usual hour.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-08

4 quiet wedding took place Tues
day at four o'clock at St. Johns Church
in Benwood. in which the happy con-
tracing parties We're Mr.. John Megrail,
of Martins Ferry. and Miss Jennie
Burr, of Benwood The interesting cere-
mony was performed by the pastor,
Rev. Father II. 2. McMenamin.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-18

que cOnoce perfectamente su mission y & la
vez ha dadO una lecci6n prOvechosa los
padres graves que declararOn en- plenO Sc
made inueceaGst Id { inOpOrtuna esa HlstO-
ria dc Puerto Rico, porQue ALI solo haclan
falta tWs5leS pGTG cOWbGt5T Jos 32SatTTec'
tOS.
iInsurrectos en- Puerto-Rico! Esa i'm
putaci0n basta para prObar Ia urgencla de
popularlZar Gsa historic que cl so1lOr BrAu
invoetiga. Los puortorriQuoilOB no 40 in
eurr0colonarOn ja1nas contra 10 Metr0pOll,
y On caInblO SO DatierOn cOTAAO loOnes en los
sigios XVI, XVII y XVIII contra franco
sos, i1gl7suS y I,olandoses, por n1antener
su terruno ba5 - "a bandera do Espana, y 8
SantO Domingo, San Martin, Vieques y
otras islas in1edintas fueron varias veces
a rescatar do Ia rapiha extranjera, terrific
rios que al fin hubimOs de perder.
La hi8tOria de PuertO-RicO es gloriO
s1sima, Y Ia DiputaCi0n provincial de aQuo-
LA isla, al sOstener en- su patri6ticO empe-
flo al COmpetente escritor insular que SO
ha prOpuostO oscri:irla, presta noblemente
un sorviciO & Ia CAUSE espanOla en- An6ri-
Ca.
Sinc0ramonto felicitamos al amigo Sc
nor Brai1 por la nuova y moreclda dlstin-
Ci6u que acaba do obtener, y aunquo 6l NC
neCesita de excitaciones para persevorar
en- su estudlo, nos pormitimOs instarl8 vi
vamonto que no abandono Sevilla, lin
Ii@D0A AC1NO NAA1A-a ~ o1A POA0oC4 peru NU1{A54
rna .nvostigaci0n.
Ola Andalucla Mo1orna", por su par
to, ee c0ngratula Go haber contribul1o en
Ia ln0dida 10 a1s fuerzas & que NO tx*sc53;,
SO una Obra tun 1ovantada como IL ,o! sin
paticO oscrit0I pl@ortOrriqueho. En- nues
ira e3fora do aoci0u hemog c0adyuvad0 4
iE1podir que s3 abaties0 el animo 10 quiun
no ditic;7 ca:3ee, sino auxilioe, <7ebi0 hallar
or las alias oaEoras gub6rnajiva8.
ST ali 80 10 ent3ndi0rou, ca gu pals le
entienden; Ell triunfo moral >2Hi senior Brau
os indudabl8 y con gust0 tumamog Ell 81
participation.
D8epu6s dc loido 10 anterior, no cab
| otra cosa que descubrira<7 con resps:tc
ante los ho1nbreB que, olvidex4do peg q,l>:ilc
oos de pol1tica do localidad colocandus-
4 IL altura to 10 Q'1<> rGprc831Jan reBpon
den nobl61n521te, d3Dt20 d0 a573 o6feras, a.
0ngrandocilniont0 del Da}2 Q11o les h4 COZ
fiadO s1s i8Jor6sos nsora:<s y sncJ6s ;:3s4
ST como 10 o8 rosi:>1 t4|;<~"r1o, Il. Di
pUtaci0n sigl3 on 81 c>.611I23 C1npr033>;i0O
tendr& Ell rn,17 o32t7ai:; ;ti& ! 81 1na8 sincoxc
aplaIsO del pals o=2O3ro.
ParEu1G1 10 2:;V~=<3, se1l0r Diractc3, que
III onvie%j5 III I11&1uu<la <=xcst:5l5d por lc
publication do of;t;H 5i1ea5, 10 roiJoEo l.
b1one anisj*,d oou CUE oS a11yo su aftnlo
amigo
1e01a Roch.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-18

pecci6n y tienen su asiento los cuerpos di-
rectivos de los partidos pOlfticos, SO ha he.
cho por ell Gobierno la renovation del
Ayuntamiento, nombrando catOrce conce-
jales c0nstitucionalesy y cl1atrO refOrmistas,
pudiendO calcuIarse en- vista de este dato
10 que est3 OcurriendO en- prOvincias y en-
el interior, donde SO ha encomon,3a el
nOmbramiento do cOncejalos & los gob9r-
radOres civiles intarinOs, qua son on Cnas
los preeidontos del partido congtituci0ual;
en- Otras, v0ca)eg dc su Juuta directiva, y
on otraB, porsOnas manif8Btamento incli-
nad0s & csc grl1pO pO!ltlcO.
PrOfunda impression causara en- GUAM
tos conozcan Ii isla do Cuba y apr"cien
su actual 0ificil situacion, IL narraciJ:l do
eetos hechos, gus han sjdo haBta aEora
seCu8atraiOs al cooocin1i6nt0 puDIco, y
que nos croonos Ell ol deber de sometor &
la confederation de todOs pOr la gravedad
que entranan, ia signlfcacion que ti8nen
y 81 vivlsl1nO descontBntO que han prOdu
cidO en- aquel pals, CIond8 t9d0 ecOnHeja
sun1ar vOluntades y n:antorer una grand
| y escruDulOsa imparcia:i4ad para con to
das las fuorzas y elo1n"ntos quo 50 hallan
al lad0 de la naGioGalidad Ell Gobierno,
en- las doloroaas circunstancia8 que atru
| ve8an1Oe.
Al jAicio pdbl:co la reAexi<n q
propi~: GohiYGno, sc<n@ @tonog IL a Lrcciacl0y
| do es<>s; Successes.
Por bien dc todcs, por bi"D dc Ia pa
| tria, deBoarlamus cue Il Guilurnu vo!Yl4b4
cuantO al1Gos sOb@o 81 pCc0 medlta4O y
| Hr;tV}5yx1O aCuo~dO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-18

tai del acueducto ser5, per I'm proyecto,
de $725.13O y por 81 otro de $3.50. 1914; pero
SO conseguira que no sean dnicamonto los
contribuyentes de estos primeros aflos que
soporten 81 gasto dc cuyos benefcios dis
son el gravamen dc 1885, Oo0 r34o7 que en-
los tres afios habria que e:aIi%f4o r, segdn
la proposition objeto do csta enmienda.
En- cuanto la operation bancaria, la
creemos tan vontajosa para Los que quie-
ran apOrtar s1G8 capitalas, que ostimamos
SO cubrira inrA2e<1i;;>ta!nonte, 81 SO tiene en-
importaute. .-Fuerto Rico Is de Agosto dc
1861. Lopez Ce18r1.--M. :. Roma0.-~
Sixttt Cabrera"
lie aqui 81 cuadr0 de refer%ncia:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-18
EMPRESA De COCHE3

Desde esta fecha, para los viajes de la
Capital FaiardO en- nuestra empresa po-
dram pedir cOches en- Ia tienda Luz El6c-
trica en- la empresa de Omnibus de don
Wenceslao Bosch al lado de la puerta Es-
paf1a que los traera hasta Rio-piedras, y
los seiores pasajeros Sc entenderdn direc-
tamente con nosOtros para el pago. Los
q::e vengan de Fajardo y quieran to1nar
coche en- Rio -Grande, podran dirijirso
q la fonda de Don Antonio Sampol
en- dicho pueblo, que esta en- combination
con nuestra empresa.- --Carolina,9 g de Mayo
de 1895.-Qwelpo q SdrragG. 3O-19
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-18
Nos dicen de Capuas:

Lego Pubillonos : ha levantado su
en- uno de los cuadros de Ia plaza princi,
pal Esto ha disgustado 4 tod0s los veci-
nos, menos nua8tro alcal00 accidental
que 10 autoriz6. Este se6or alcalde, m3y
amante do Ia est6tica y cuidador del or
nato pdblico, no solo perLni5i6 Sc Ievanta.
So So eli ali 81 aC' Clrco' sino qu2 t2fn5bi6n, segdn
ecuoBtr@ arrancas8 uno de los arbolitcs
que ostab "a sombrado en- ege sitio, Y o,1e
entire otros compr6 Il Avuntaniont5 nara
adornar la plaza. Y 80 nos ocurre preeun-
tar: eel Geilor aloa!l3 <2o Caguaa croa Que
en- p@b;aciones come &sYa os D8rlulvido -.
vantor circcs en- los eitios mas c6ntricos do
ella? Mire, sahor aicalds, cuando usted ten
procure no ronir con el buen gueto, ccsa q,
STEM pro es criticabl0 en- la autoridad local