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Connecticut western news., 1895-11-28
SHOT BY HIS DAUGHTER.
The Girl Did It to Save the Life of Her Mother. -----.

Mother.
 TARRYTowE, N. r., Nov. 27.-William Mathers, hotel keeper, whose place is on Broadway, North Scarboro, several miles from here, was shot and slightly wounded by his daughter Annie. The shooting was intentional and probably saved the mother of the girl from being seriously Injured.
 Mathers and another man had been throwing dice for drinks. At g o'clock Mrs. Mathers entered the barroom and or dered her husband to stop drinking, as he had enough. Mathers replied with vol ley of oaths and rushed at his wife with a heavy iron bar. His arm was upraised to strike when Annie, the 20-year- old daugh- ter of the couple, fired. She had been out in the yard practioing with pistol. The bullet hit the father In the forearm and then the flesh of the breast. The wounds were both slight, but sufficient to cause the father to drop the bar and howl with pain and rage. The mother escaped. A doctor was summoned to attend the fa- ther, but Mathers chased him from the house, throwing bottles at him.
Connecticut western news., 1895-11-28
MRS. ELIzABETH COLT.

ing seriously inimioal to the respondent will be alleged. The negotiations of the past few days have resulted in complete settlement of tho whole Colt family scan dal, including an agreement of the with drawal of the s200, 900 suit against Mil lionaire Van Alen.
 Colonel Colt will retain the family mansion in Bristol, and the money pay ment to the wife will be sum of money to be paid in full settlement and at once Both sides express satisfaction at the re- suit. Mir. Van Allen is said to havo agreed to the payment of liberal sum, largely to escape being dragged into court.
Connecticut western news., 1895-11-28
Killed by a Train.

EAST ORANGE N. l., Nov. 23.-Mapsie Murphy, 33 years old, domestic, was killed on the Delaware Laokawanna and Western railroad hero Miss Murphy hnd been visiting somo friends and was walk ing along the tracks toward the Birch Church station. Half way between liar riaon and oaiSwood avenues the path crosses tho tracks, whore pedestrians go through tho iots As shc started across tho track she was struck by the train bornd for New Yors. Sho was tossed sew. oral feet in tho air and her mock was brokon
Connecticut western news., 1895-11-28
AN APPEAL FOR AID.
The Armenians Are In Dire Distress and
 Urgently Need ASsistance.

NEW YORK, Nov. a1.-The civilized and Christian world IS horror stricken over the reports of tho massacre of Armenian Christians by tho Turks. In addition to the destruction of life, whole vJlaRcs have been burned. all the property belonging to the Armenians has been destroyed or oonflscated, and the survivors-mostly men and women-have been left to starve.
 The distress is SO widespread and the number in actual need of even n crust of bread so large that relief agencies have beon established In London and Now York, and an appeal is made to the Chris tian world for aid. The New York oom- mittee is made mp of men like Bishop Potter, Archbishop Corrigan, Morris K. .Iesup, Rev. w. H. F. Faunoe, Jacob H. Sch fl and Rev. David T. Burrell. Spencer Trask, 27 Pino street, New York, Is tho treasuror, and contributions forwarded to him will be distributed among the Ar menian sufferers through mixed com mission of American missionaries, Eng fish consuls and othera.
Connecticut western news., 1895-11-28
Valuable sawmilI Burned.

MENoMINEE, Mich, Nov. 25.-The saw mill of tho Menominee River Lumber company at East Marinette was totally destroyed by fire this morning also about 2,00O, 900 feet of lumber owned by the Marinette Lumber company and Mari nette and Menominee Box company. Loss, 800, 900; insurance, none. The mill had just closed for the season.
Connecticut western news., 1895-11-28
A PENNSYLVANIA TRAGEDY.
seerH Robbins Shoots Ills Wife and Then Himself at Throop.

SCRANTON. Pa, Nov. 26.-At Throop a few miles north of hero, Seera Robbins shot and fatally wounded his wife and then shot himself He died within short time
 The woman was brought to the Laoka- wanna hospital in this city and Is dying
 The shooting wns the result of A quarrel and occurred In the presence of Robert Brown Zerlin9. who, 1t is said. had advised Mrs. Robbins to leave hor husband. Rob bins first shot at Zerling and missed his aim. Ho then sent bullet into his wife's head, and she fell unoonsoious
 Robbins threw himself upon her and oaressed and kissed her. Then he rose and sent bullet into his brain. He was 55 years old. a carpenter by trade and well respected In the village
Connecticut western news., 1895-11-28
Fire at Danhnrr.

DANBURy, Conn.,, Nov. 23.-Hawley' s block on Main and Keelers streets was destroyed by fire, the fire starting In Co., burns millinery establishment on the street floor. So rapidly did the flames spread to the adjoining stores and the ton ements overhead that the tenants had lit- tie warning, resulting in two very narrow escapes from death.
 Among the firms burned out arc the Hawley pharmacy, Vroom's grocery, Goods market, Mazenbaoker's barber shop, Duane's plumbing establishment Dikeman's saloon and tho Coburn milli- nery establishment. The loss Is estimated at S10O, GOO.
Connecticut western news., 1895-11-28
WHY NOTl

Our memories are shadow views
 On which the fancy plays. T7s fancy gives that tender charm To long departed days. Like modern finishers, who work Upon the pictured face, It fills out dim, uncertain lines With it's own curves of grace. It softens what is harsh and hard; It shadows what is bold It wipes out times defacjpg marks- Each telltale frown and fold. Then lightens up the doctored scene With its dim, mystic rays, And we, enraptured, gaze and cry, 70 dear departed days!" Now fancy is Q servant that,
 Though wayward, may be led. Let's bid it leave the past and work On passing days instead. It can make present ills seem light, The present joys enhance, And prose is turned to poesy
 Where it's soft colors glance. All things are good, all things are bad When thus they seem to be, And life is this or life Is that,
 Just as we think or see. Laura G. Carr in Boston Transcript.
Connecticut western news., 1895-11-28
Buried by a Landslide.

HAzLRToS, Pa, Nov. 27.-While at work in deep coal stripping hole at Milnesville colliery John Martin and John Ruske, two miners, were buried by a landslide. They were driving alongside of a ravine when the earth dropped away, carrying them to the bottom of the raviSe and covering them beneath thousands of tons of debris. 1t took three hours hard work to find the bodies
Connecticut western news., 1895-11-28
Richard Is Himself Again.

PHIIADELPHIA, Nov. 20 Richard Mansfield, the distinguished actor, made his reappearance upon the stage after an absence of seven months. The play was Beau Brummel,h and the Chestnut Street Opera House was crowded to tho doors. Mir. Mansfield showed but slight effect of his long illness and played the difficult part as well as ever.
Connecticut western news., 1895-11-28
Shot Himself In the Head.

GLovERsvILRE, N. Y., Nov. 27.-Abram Frank, Jr., 6a years old, awell known citi- zen, committed suicide by shooting him. self with revolver in the head. Frank left home apparently in good spirits, and no cause is assigned for the deed.
Connecticut western news., 1895-11-28
Fire on staten Island.

PoRT RICHMoNp, s. l., Nov. 25.-The large elevator and mills of the Elevating and Milling company, owned by Quinlan, Travis & Co, were totally destroyed by fire. The cause of the fire was an explo- sion in the rear of the building No one ran account for the explosion. The loss Is estimated at $50, 900; partially covered by insurance
Connecticut western news., 1895-11-28
DangerousIy Injured by Fire.

INDIASAPoLIs, Nov. 25.-The home oi William Noiin, colored, corner of North and Missouri streets, was destroyed by fire. Nolin and his wife were badly burn ed. The latter cannot recover
Connecticut western news., 1895-11-28
MARRIED IN A HOTEL.
MISS EDITH ROCKEFELLER BECOMES
 MRS. HAROLD MCCORMICK.

The Bridegroom Quite Ill-Unabie to Meet
 His Bride at Church, the Miilionaire's
 Daughter Came to Him-The Ceremony
 at the Buckingham.
 NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-Because of tho illness of the bridegroom and the solemn warming of his physicians a sudden change was made in the plans for the wedding of Miss Edith Rockefeller and Harold Mccormick of Chicago, which was 10 have taken place at the Fifth Avenue Baptist church at noon today.
 Miss Rockefeller is the daughter of John D. Rockefeller, the master of the immense oil product of America and head of the Standard Oil company, who Is esti mated to be worth s160, GOO, 000 She is, therefore, the greatest heiress in Amer ica. Her father has given s7,000, 900 to the Chicago university and other millions
Connecticut western news., 1895-11-28
Notoriou.Iy Had Appo,ntmept.

LONDON, Nov 27.-A dispatch to Tho Times from Constantinople says that the nomination of Enver Bey as mutessarif at Constantinopla has produced an unfavor- able impression, deplorable in the ex- treme, as the new official is fanatically anti Christian and notorious for his ye- nality.
Connecticut western news., 1895-11-28
Thought He May Have Been Poisoned.

SANDY HILL N r.. Nov. 26.-John Buckley, 22 years old. died suddenly un. der mysterious circumstances. He drank beer in Glens Falls and complained of n spoon being put in 1t. Coroner Pattee wns notified and began an inquest
Connecticut western news., 1895-11-28
COLT DIVORCE CASE.
The Coiousrs Wife win Get a BuI of Abso
 Iute Divorce.

PROVIDENCE, Nov. 26.-Mrs. Samuel F. Colt, who charged her husband, President Colt Of the Industrial Trust company, with marital infidelity, is to have an ab- solute divorce. This has been agreed to by those who represented the different in- terests at the conference brought after the H. hearing
 The divorce has been smicably agreed to and will be sought from the Rhode Is- land courts upon the ground of refusal to provide, or something of that sort. Noth-
Connecticut western news., 1895-11-28
Iu,oi, stIn In a churoh.

LOUISVILLE Nov 27-Reports from Union county, Tonn., say that revenue officers captured n still, 20 persons and 1000 gallons of whisky. The still was run in n church, and a deacon of the church was the loader of the moonshinera
Connecticut western news., 1895-11-28
TWO Men KIu.d at cro..,nr..

BUFFALO, Nov. e3.-Two men we're killed at grade crossings here. John Val. quett, nged 7I years was struck at Black Rock, and Joseph Cunning, a fish peddler at Green street, both by New York Con. traI locomotives
Connecticut western news., 1895-11-28

Good manners Is the art of making those people easy with whom we converse; whoever makes the lowest persons uneasy is the best laed man in company. Swift.
Connecticut western news., 1895-11-28

Tho "Piisriin's Progress" was first pub. lished on the 3lst of August, 1878, and on the same date ten years later its great au. thor passed to his rest
Connecticut western news., 1895-11-28
Earthquake Tn Colorado.

GREELy, Colo. Nov. 26.-An earth quake shock, lasting 15 seconds was felt hero No damage was done.
Connecticut western news., 1895-11-28
Hann,san Committed Co an AsyIum.

NEw YORK, Nov. .s0.--David F, HannI- gan has been formally committed to the State Insane asylum at Ponghkcepsie by Justice Ingraham. He was taken there to- a.xs
Connecticut western news., 1895-11-28

Jury Finds the Slayer of Solomon Mann Guiitiess of Murder on the Ground of Insanity-strauge Combination of Glad mesa and Sorrow.
Connecticut western news., 1895-11-28

A Million Doliars' Worth of Property De- stroyed In the Western Mctropoiis-Ex pensive Fires Tn Brooklyn, Danbury and Elsewhere.
Connecticut western news., 1895-11-28

Carried to any extent, and it's business sui- eide.
Connecticut western news., 1895-11-28

Some Jewellers deceive their friends and count 1t wit.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-28

conjunto. La fnca es pequena, pues su
elaboration de fruto annual es de mil boco.
yes, pero en condolences que pone por alto
Ell gusto cor que ha. kido dirigfdo todo,
tanto en- Ia ;parte que. corresponds los
aparatos de elaboration, como en- la de
campo, donde SO tiendenlas dilatadas pie
zas de exuberantes canas, cuya direction
esta q cargo del intelligence agricultor don
Bartolom6 Borras. El edificio de elabora-
cl0n tiene unos IS 80 metros, ocupando
Ia rnitad de este los aparatos, y la otra mi
tad en- un gran salon, donde tienden el
az car. Bonito era el fruto que allf vi,
1e hermosos cristaIes y de un color perla
brillante. Despu6s pas6 la destiferfa,
magn{fco odificio; y todo esta all1 monta-
do con elegancia, comodidad y aseo, pu-
diend0 llamarse una destiler1a a la moder,
ma. El aparato es del sistema Egrot, ntl-
nero 4, segdn los datos que r. cibf del
se6Or Ferrer, elabora en- dOce horas do 26O
4 300 qu1ntales americanos, prueba CO.
rriente. La parte principal en- eeta nueva
installation, SO debe al ingeniero don Mo-
destO Warren. La montura de ella por 81
sola bastar1a para poner por alto sus CO.
nOcimientos, si estoa no estuvieran va re-
conocidos por la que hizo en- Ia hacienda
Carmen del setlor Finlay, COnstGmc1G en-
Toa-baja otras que seria prolific emu
m0raP"
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BmEZoTEoA Du ''LA OoRRzsPoNDnNU1A"

en- pocas palabras Ia prepare para la triste cere-
monia, que no pod1a dem0rerse.
El doctor Josefin declare que la enferma
no pasar1s la noche siguiente.
-Hija mia-dijo el sacerdote-vamos ce-
saros. Cuando hayais recohrado la salud, reno
varemos la ceremonial en la iglesia y ante los
hombres
silenciosas lagrimas rodaron por las meii-
Has de Rosa.
La habitaci6n estaba LENA de gente.
TodoS sus amigos todos los criados de
Tavernay de los Olmos estabsn eli
Andres, arrodilIada 81 pie del lecho con
una mano de Rosa entire las suyas sollozaba.
Jeronimo Brinon estabs de pie, aterrado,
en- un rnc6n.
Teresa, triste encantadora, habfa lido de
la Roohers en- el G. che de Andrea, d dar Ell Ill
timo adios su amiga
La eDferma hizo un esfuerzo Y, sosteuida
por Andrea Ia marquesa, medic se incorpor6
Rosa y ell baron fueron unidos ante Dios.
Todos los concurrentes Sc deshaefan en- L.
grimss. @*z~
La protects del doctor Josean sc cumpli6
Durante la noche, una crisis terrible eatin-
gui6 las hltimss fuerzas de Rosa. :
las cinco de la ma1ana. en- el monento
en- que los primeros resplandores del alba ae
mszOlabap 4 laz de les bpitas nie4traa An.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-28
444 AMORES QUE MATAN

El ejemplo del conde de Rambert ha dado
sus frutos.
ALI vereis tambien la marquesa de Neil
ham, risuena, silenciosa, yendo del castillo q Ia
iglesia de la iglesia las chozas las casitas
de los lenadores de los jornaler1s, amiga de
todoa, casi feiz, 81 veces un recuerdo no vipie-
sc enternecerla y hacer brotar de sus ojos
una grima Esto ocurre cuando piensa en- Ro-
sa, su segunda hija.
Los Chambay prosperan cada vez mds SD
prosperidad no inspira recelos, porque es debida
al trabajo la inteligencia, SO extiende CO.
mo un manto bienhechor sobre todos los que le
rodean.
Queridos hasta ell delirio por sus empleados,
B>rnardo Chambay y Chavignat saben hacer
partfcipes de su fortuna q todos aquellos que &
ella contribuyen y fertilizan la inteIigencia la
actividad de los demas.
Andrea Sc apoya con orgullo en- ell brazo de
su marido cumple sus promesas con usura. A
fuerza de carino(y de abnegaei6n, le ha hecho
olvidar sus extravfos de otros tiempos,
81 viejo Chavignat, reconciliado con ella,
la quiere casi tanto como q Bernardo y, 10 que
parecem6s ipverosfmil aun, Roger de Msihan,.
convertible, como 90 padre, se la heoho uno de-
los ''destaiistag nds diatinguidoa ri comedies
ep al mgpao dsl ba*reno 7 as \ pala, msiof ii.
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sldo !iolada desdea que So 1pjrornuclg6 b b
Constitution. -.1...:.

OCAASUA
Sc encnentran en- esta Capital y he.
mos tenido mucho gusto en- saludarlos,
nuestrOs amigos el doctor don Gregorio
Santo Domingo, m6dico titular de- Luqui-
lilo, y don Juan Ros, nuestro buen agente
de Rio grande. Saludamosles afectuosa-
mente.
LA INTERSTATE obra S'Amores que ma
tan, del c6lebre nOvelista frances Mr.
Charles Morouvel, Sc halla de venta en- la
Liberia de B. F. Sanjurjo Vidal, Fortale-
"a n1mero 25 & $3.50 el ejemplar que cons
ia de dos tomos. p.
Los estudiantes hel6nicos en- Paris Y
los individuos que forman la colonia grie-
ga, SO han rounido en- el cementerio Mont
parnasse para asistir la Inauguration de
la estatua que han erigido & uno de sus
mas Iustres compatriotas, Ell doctor Coray.
Coray naci6 en- 1748 y vivi6 en- Paris mas
de medic siglo. siendo testigo de todos los
sucesos de Ia revoluci6n del SO. Muy cru
ditto, apasionado admirador de su patria,
fu6 el padre, el creador de la lengua grie-
ga moderna; este es su mayor t1tulo de
gloria. Fallecio en- 1888, su cadaver
fu6 inhumadO en- el cementerio que cita-
mos mas arriba, sobre su mausoleo SO
colOc0 una magn1fica columna de marmol
que sOporta Ell busto del sabio escritor,
floogo y patricia; para este busto, que es
de bronco, fu6 utilizado un cafl6n tornado
4 los turcos cuando la guerra de la inde-
pendencia griega.
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M, MARCA
Hin nara N7Q0F CHADWICKS
II|tU pu!u UuOUI cOnccidO pOr

ANCO.-Llamamos la atenclOn
de los consumidOres para qua SO jen en-
la marca de este hilo, a fin de no co22f1t11-
dlr1O n otras que tratan de imitarlO -
Ia marca leeitina cOnsisto en- IN ESCU-
DO Que lleva encima TN LEON con una
corona; ademas SO advierte que la marca
leqitima ti0ne el numerO ABAJO y ell CEN
tro del bollo pintado de negro; mientras
Que las imitaciOnos tien0n ndmerO mas
grande en- ell CENTRO sobre fondO dorado
MeJtz q Gambia, Agentes generates. 1O-5
Celebrado concurso para la provision
de destinus vacantes con arreglO las cir
culares del G.: bierno General de 20 Julio
% Agosto 1898, han sidO nOmbrados:
Para Adiuntas. ~ Official 10 de Ia alcald1a
municipales don Damian Vega MongrOve,
10, para guardia municipal, don Inocencio
Blanco Muhoz- Para Aguas- buenas -
Guardia municipal, don Felix Balbino
Cort6s Para Juana Diaz.-Guardia mu~
nicipal don Manuel Deogracia Exp6sito.-
Para ayaguez.-Guardia municipal don
Juan Basal Luna, para guardia urbano,
don Crist6bal Ramos Toro, para Pe6n Ca
ninero municipal don Trinidad Torres Ri
Vera.NPara Aguadilla, Conserje de la
Carniceria Y Matadero, don Benito Porte
la Barros.-Para ayam6n-Celador del
Cementerio, don Jose Milia Mateu.-Para
la Jefatura de Obras pdblicas, ,-PeOnes
camineros en- la carretera central. NumerO
Is & don Juan Gonzalez Alfonso, ndmerO
l8 & don Juan Perez Anguita, n1merO 20
& don Jose Afi0n Herman, numerO 33 & don
Ramon Calvo Lopez, ndmerO 38 q don Mi
guel Rodriguez Rivera, n1merO 40 q don
Justiniano Estrada Vazquez, ndmero 43 q
don Enrique Gomez SancheZ,-De Cayey
ArrOYO-N1merO 10. a don Angel Perez
BlancO. nllmerO 2 don Antonio Pereira
Manzano, ndmera q don Jose Moya, Ro-
nero, ndmero 3, de Ponce Adjuntas don
Juan Cruces Gomez, ndmero Z, IONA de
Mayagiiez don Manuel Salas MaldOnado.
Para San sebastian.-G;uardias muni-
cipales.-Don Juan Gonzalez Gonzalez y
don Francisco Cruz Betancourt.- Para
BarranQuitas. Guardia municipal don
Irene Vega.-Para Vieques.-POrterO de
Ia alcaldfa auxiliar del Juzgado, don
Vicente Muros Ruiz.-Para HatillO.-Es-
cribiente de la alcald1a, don Juan Delga-
do Delgado.-Para la Direction de SAM
dad MARTINA. de la Falda don
VictorianO Robaina GOnzalez.-Para la
Administration general de Comunicacio-
nes.-Ordenanza en- San German don Ra-
mon Toro Lugo.-J efatura de Orden P6-
blico.-Guardias segundos.-Don Antonio
Martin Sanchez, don Ruperto Yerena vi
llareal, don Cipriano Torres VizcainO, don
Santiago Lugo Santamaria, don Victorio
Mateos Gomez, don Felix Fernandez
Gomez-Han quedado fuera de cOncurso
los aspirantes don Juan Ojea Wales, don
Heraclio Rivera Romero, don Luis VeleZ
Torres, don Ricardo Fuentes CastillejOs
los tres primerOs pOr no acreditar sus SER
vicios en- ell Ej6rcito nj en- Voluntarics y
el t1ltimo por no acompahar los documen-
tos prevenidOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-28
VARIEDADES


UBRAT SON AMORES Y NO BUE-
MAS RAZONES.-L introduction en- la
Repdbiica Argentina de los vinos de la
kioja Alta de Haro, esta autorizada por
Decreto del Gobierno de la Repdblica de
sis escrupuloso haber sido aprobado por
junta m6dica. Consume mensual, 500
cuarterolas y 1000 caias. Unicos agentes
en- esta isla los senores Cerecedo, HERNIA
nos y Compahfa.
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GRAN HOTEL Y RESTAURANT ;iNGLATERRA. l"
I'etudm esQW5'aa d Cre1s
A, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

No SO conoce triunfo financiero igual
al obtenido por ell Credit Foncier de Fran
cia en- la mission de obligacionos que aca-
ba, de realizar. Pedfa 25O, ,O0O, 900, ell p1-
blico le ofrece 5000, 900, 900 sea treinta
y tres veces mas de Ia cantidad pedida.
La prensa francesa Sc congratula, con ra-
z0n, de este indiscutible 6xitO bancario.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-28

Escriben de Corozal que no es cierto
que ell Alcalde senor Valiente Sc negara a
ceder los salones del Consistorio para que
ALI Sc efectura I'm bale durante las fiestas
del mes de Mayo, pues nj Sc ha tratado de
ESQ entire la juventud del Corozal, y ell Sc
nor Valiente siempre Sc ha mostrado pro
picio en- contribuir para cualquier acto de
sOciedad,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-28

Bajo Ell ep1grafe "Venganza Napolis
tana," dice IN colega europeo:-" El cura
de Brl1ciano, deecontento del POGO ferv0r
de eus fi9les, de su falt<a de generosidad,
emo dic%n algunos, abstdv vose hace po-
cos d1as de darle3 su bondici0n al termi
mar la misa mayor. Esta decision del ga
cerdote apon6 grandemente a los campe-
sinos, que muy supersticiosos, temieron
ocurrieran catastrofes espantosas. Era
pr cieo vengarse, y tres de los mas r:cos
encargaronse de clio, para 10 cual espera-
ron al cnra en- la Gale le administrator
una soberana paliza, prometi6ndole que
Sc duplicar1a la pena 81 Sc repet1a e1 caso.
En- ell Concurso Agrfcola de Mayaglez,
SO conceden so pesos, moneda Official, CO.
mo prenio Ia vaca que rinda en- un solo
ordeflo mayor cantidad de leche. 5Quien
teniendo una vaca que de mucha leche,
no la neva a dicho acto, para gaparso
aquel pico, que cualquiera viene al pezo
en- esta 6poca de GrrGmqagjtGs cr6nico?
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SOcGedGd en- COmandGta

GALE DE TETUAN NUMERO 46
Compras y ventas al por mayor. Surti
do complete de provisiones constantes
existencias de las harinas de trigo EsTRE
Liza y TUMBADORA.
P. PrecGOs IGY1Gt0d5SGnnOS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-28

abatfr las alas hasta llegar al pueblo, don
de el palomo dej6 en- medic de la Gale a
que hacfa cinco aflos buscaba donde IA
bricar su nido, 10 que no habfan podido
lograr, porque otra paloma hab1a cortado
las alas al afortunado galan''.
Pero. 80. / a d6nde nos llevar& la poll
tica Decinos este porque a estas horas
SO esta constituyendo toda prisa en- Chi
cago una repdblica de nihos. La novisi-
ma institution infantil debe extenderse,
segdn el programa, 8 todos los Estados-
Unidos, Sc compondra de una Camara
legislative de un Congreso Federal Ca
da una de las escuelas de Chicago ha en-
viado dos dolegados la Asamblea consti-
tuyente: I'm niflo y una nina. Ell objeto
principal que SO persigue con esta institu-
ci6n, es despertar 81 sentimiento patriot
CO en- todos los adeptos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-28

Sc inscribieron en- 81 Registro civil del
Juzgado municipal de San Francisco, las
defunciones de Francisco Mufoz, de ente-
70 colitis; Raimundo Cepeda, de cancer en-
rez de viruelas confuentes; y en- el de Ca
tedral, los nacimientos de Guillermo Fell
berto Eudaldo Bozzo y Chiesa, Nativi-
dad Gregoria Sanchez y Miranda, y las
defunciones de CelestinO Gonzalez Ay-
merich, de entero-colitis aguda, Ramon
Donate Iraldo, de let, ricia, Eduardo FL
gueroa, de atrepsia infantil Juan PARA
y Gutierrez, de fiebre amarilla.