davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-30

Mile. Emilienne d'Alencon, one Of the
favorites among the dancers at the
Folies Bergere. 1t Is not the first time
that King Leopold's name has been
mentioned In connection with escapades
OF the kind. but public remark on the
royal diversion has been greatly sub
dued, unless in the foreign press, in
which the manifestations of the kings
propensities have from time to time
been recorded.
IL the latest cable report is true the
king of the Belgians, now nearly go
years old. has taken up with one Of the
two most widely known women of the
Partisan stage, a girl of 20 and odd
years, whose appearance as danseuse
on the stage of the Folies Bergere, is
due only to her love of notoriety. Pow
erty does not impel her to enter the lists
for she spends 100000 francs year;
and she is said to be all but devoid CT
artistic talent
She ranks as one whose presence at
public events is duly chronicled in the
public prints. After the names of the
people of society mentioned as attend
Ing the opera, races, or theater, the pa
pers note the presence among the demi-
monde Of Mile. d'Alencon. She has
numbered among her admirers mem
bers Of nobility and one scion Of house
whose history dates back to Charlie
magne, was packed away to China to
break of his infatuation for her. He
died there, and she mourned him gar
ishly before all Paris.
Mile. d'Alencon's photograph has
been in the shop windows of Paris for
several years. She was frs: heard of
some half dozen years ago at the Cirque
d'Ete in the Champs Elysees. where she
exhibited some trained rabbits. The
story goes that she had worked In pro-
vincial hotel, where wealthy man no.
ticed her. She was not beautiful. but
she was pretty. and her figure was at
tractive. He brought her to Paris, and
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-30
MARY MecAuLEY.

ernltAnt he laughed At Smiths
frenzy. and the next moment was a
dead man. q pistol bullet fairly divid-
Ing his heart There was but one opin-
conserved the pronigate villain right
Smith Sas tried and acquitted. but
never rcgalned his right mind. and dis
appeared. while Mary Mccauley still
lives thousands Of miles away In a for
eign land. No one knows her real name,
or the part she took In the tragedy
Of cartrrHsilie
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-30
saw THE MURDER.

cr.r,. Harper Abducted aud WIZ frob-
abb, SO put 60 Death.
Oracle Harper. aged i6, was Kid
n.nea from South ottumwa, Ia. at 2
o.elock the other morning by parties
Who are said to have been following
her for more than year with that In
tent. Oracle and her mother, Mrs
nlshop came to that place from Kan
ana about four weeks ago with two
wagons and teams. Mrs. Bishops ior-
mer husband was named Harper. and
she claims he was implicated In. In
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-30

A thirteen-year-old girl In Grand
Rapids, Mich. sleeps from twenty to
twenty-three hours every day. She Is
aroused at meal times. drowsily takes
her food, and then falls asleep again.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-30

ana this ~ carterssilie, In the
,nIng Valley, and for the evil that
saps there the place is aeenrsed.
y great iron boom Of 1853 this
xas taken by Scotch-irishman
"a yccanley. II had originally
|, charcoal furnace and was known
sl,om's. Mecauley Was a tireiess
~ aud well skilled In the manu-
m Of IRON. but he needed capital
Eu not very successful. In his
|smIu be borrowed some money
iehard Carter. OF Tamaqua. presi-
q the Anthracite Bank. and
q large means
,rasley was a widower with one
sA,u girl OF II. He built a neat
h. and with the assistance Of the
zA.sg and a welshwoman named
"a. bsgan housekeeping Mary
aulsy though not handsome In
had ane eyes. a beautiful complex.
ssa . wonderful hgure for her
Hr manners were those Of =
As o. the world and she talked
9lsshiiY and we'll. having but re-
! rs.nrned from an Eastern board
skosl. where she had become a
EGsleian
soubg the girl rebeiled against
srrow. sordid surroundings, IL
Q sl,lablc life for a woman OF eul-
aae refinement and she begged her
r 70 let her go out Ia ths world.
rsks Der LIVING as teacher. but
sn coarse and hard and told her
be eoald not spare her services
O 70 any further expense,
b day a visitor came who Was re-
ss BY Mecaulcy with srrsils def.
re- i was his creditor. Richard
ss he sas an Engilshman Of about
fatasf handsome. Of the horid.
W. ,yps. genial and ELUSIVE In man.
sei ,Aose xho did business sith
ahsp thar At bottom he was hard
s.sgEspuloas. shiie In society he
esss lcak since ou,lswcd. not only
ss;,ssatious pronikacy. but for out.
ss disparaxemeni Of women In
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-30

atrocious and rayolting character.
There Is no doubt of the fact that, as
a rule. when women commit crime 1t
Is associated with surroundings OF a
more dreadful character than when the
criminal belongs TO the opposite sex.
This is even admitted by women them
selves. and therefore in making this
statement | am not entering upon any
controversial ground, but am stating
what is generally allowed by all who
nave studied the subject have been
thrown into direct contact with many
women charged with crimes and con-
yicted. but ultimately reprieyed In con-
sequence OF the plea OF insanity being
raised and established. The more ter
ftbiy revolving the nature OF the deed,
the more inclination there is TO believe
that the perpetrator could not have
been In her right mind at the time.
The Belgian case, that of Nine. Jo-
niaux. who was convicted Of secretly
administering poison TO several rela-
tises who were guests In her house and
whose lives she had insured, is OF re-
cent date. II lasted long time. and
the crime was brought home TO her.
She was sentenced 10 death. She sub
sequently appealed. the appeal was dis
missed and the sentence confirmed. But
inasmnch as capital punishment has
practically ceased 10 exis, In Belgium
the sentence was commuted to i'm
prisonmeni for life. might mention
that since capital punishment has been
abolished in that country that crime
has materially diminished.
Curious to relate. the crime OF poison.
Ing often becomes Of an epidemic char
acier. Our French history tells US Of
the case Of Nine. de Brinyiilers who
committed horrible series OF crimes
by secret poisoning. the details Of which
were published. and many readers
formed the idea Of doing likewise Il
was after her execution and confession
OF guilt that the mania for poisoning
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-30

A clerk in Vienna bank inhaled
microbes from bank notes. and thus con-
tracted fatal attack of tuberculosis.
It was his habit. while counting his
money. to moisten his fingers with his
lips.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-30

Rome. In the days Of her pride ana
nower had circus that would accom-
moaate 1859 900 people. with such
multitude, II a boy crawled under the
canvas Il wasn't noticed.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-30

fact. committed, the great Harper mur-
der In Kansas several years ago. sne
claims that Oracle was present and saw
,ha AFFAIR After the murder Mrs. Har-
aar left her husband and married a
20 named Bishop. who died recently
Th.v have been constantly pursued by
,,arner and his friends, who wished to
aac,re possession of the girl. onicers
are in pursuit Of the kidnapers. mrs.
p,sbop declares her daughter VIII De
s,,led Their driver. young man VINO
name 10 them in Missouri, and who
NAV claim il confederate OF Harper.
ia also missing.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-30
LEOPOLD'S LAST DAYS.
KING OF THE BELGiANS KEEPS
UP THE PACE.
His Visits to London, Paris and Berlin
Generally Attended by Extrsyagant
Orgies Lately Become Infatuated
with an Actress

BRIEF cable dis
patch from Brus-
sells published the
other day spoke of
a sensation in the
Belgian capital
caused by open
comment in a news
paper on the rela-
tions Of King Leo
pold ii. and a no.
torious Parisienne,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-30
bTcTUREOF WRATH.
| IN pEsoLATioN VISITED
ON A VILLAGE.
-, Meeauisy Of carisrssiiis,
n.,,. His B.uksr and Alas. His
4 n..ys,sr-A Pathesis story Of
4 !. the Lyeoming valley.
nISMAL Any

DISMAL Dire airy
spot. an old fur
mace stack upheld
by the elasping Ivy.
a row OF deeaying
frame dwellings.
n d ed by
thickets OF impene-
trable briar. the
sterile q Q ! d .
around all covered
with second growth
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-30
LOST DAUGHTER FOUND.

George whitecotton Finds Her After
Long search
Twelve years ago George Whitecot-
IONS 12-year-old daughter was kid
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-30
WOMAN AND CRIME.
SAID TO BE MORE BRUTAL IN
DESIGN THAN MAN.
EXPERIENCE

Y EXPERIENCE
with the criminal
classes has proved
clearly to me that
the woman Grimm
al Is far worse than
the man. Statistics
show that In every
hundred eri m e 5
thirty are commit
ted by women. but
the smaller num-
ka. $40 ~ N nnnEa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-11
SECCION JUDICIAL
| 0

Don Est0ban Denn1ras y Rodriguez,
Juez Municipal suplonte del pueblo de Bar
celOueta, haco saber: Que en- los procedi-
miontos do apreniOs seguidos en- este Juz-
gado, irstancia de don Jose EgcOlastico
Reyes, contra dOfla Maria AntOnia Caba-
Hero, en- cobrO de nOventa y tres pesos mo-
media cOrriente, se mand6 pOner en- pjblica
subasta y pOr 81 t6rnino de 30 dias, sefla-
landose para su ef8cto, Ell dia treinta del
cOrianto mes, de una & tres dc su tarde, los
predios siguientes: unO, CompuestO de diez
Y siet0 Cuerdas de terr0nOs de tercera cla
Sc, eitO en- 81 barrio de Garrochales, de este
t6rmino municipal, de llano, pastos ma
turales y nalezas, lindante al Norte con
tiorras De don Pablo Hernandez: Sud, con
las de D. B0nOciO Ramos; Este, con las de
don Ramon MaisOnet y Oeste, con las
de la sehora dofla Julia Machado, valera
dos en- la sl1na de sesenta y OchO pesos
EnOneda corrionte, as1 como unOs treinta y
tres palOs rOlllZOs, en- tres pesos. Y OtrO
predio, sitO en- dicho barrio, cOmpuesto de
veint0 y tres cuerdas de terreno de tercera
clase, de llanO y Quebrado, pastOs natu-
rales y malezas, indante al Norte, con el
prediO antes embargadO y descrito: Sud,
con tierras de Ia Succession Menas tierras
de don Bonocio Ramos; Este, con las de
don Ramon Mai80net y Oesto, con las de
dofla Julia MachadO, valOrado en- nOventa
2 dos pesos nOneda corriente; no SO admi-
tiran p0sturas que no cubran de cOntado
las dos terc0ras parties del avaluO, que
para tomar parta en- Ia subasta, debera
c0neignar8e pr6viamente sobre la mesa del
Juzgado, el diez pOr cientO de Ia cantidad
que Birva de tipo, haci6ndose constar que
da los predios eneritados no existen en-
este Juzgado documentoB algunos de pro-
Observation-Disclosures AgOstO de 1885
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-11

Pasajeros hospedados en- el gran Ho-
tel 'Tnglaterra ID. B. Badrena, don Es-
te6a4 t Riy9Ta Il I77o don GulTleEm9 Her Cam9eneEo
ra y nina, don Andres Emmanuel, don
Tomas z. Bernardini, don Roberto Yals
Morales, don Saturnino Rastre, doha Con-
cepci6n SAM de Echevarrfa y tres nifos,
don Juan jose Potous, don Wenceslao
Borda, don Sebastian Muhoz, D. J. Schr6-
der, don Mariana Laguna, don Manuel
Alc6n, don Mariana Abril, doctor don Jo-
Sc Gomez Brioso, don Luis Adam, dof1a Jo-
sefa Solavieta, doha Serafina Adam, dona
Clementina Adam, dofa Angela Adam,
do1a Maria Adam, dOha Alicia Silva, do1a
Names Redondo, don Chevalier Brindis de
Salas, familia de Martinez, don A. Salmon,
don Enrique Critic, don Ceoilio Rodriguez
Y don Nicomedes Fernandez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-11
Esteban Demfras.- El Secretario, Juan
L6pez.-( Es cOpia.)
gAaIEBADEs
Sc AcAR0 FL cARRnM

Sc ACABU EL CNRBUN. = Cerecedo
Hermanos = Co'npaflfa, acaban de recibir
az su CO}mado ID Ia calle de San Francis
co, por ultlfno vapor las excelentes y cura-
twas AGUAS DE LOECHES MINERA-
LES naturales, s,-Premiadas en- diversas
oxp0sicionos. Obran de dos maneras: CO.
mo pu~Eante y como .alterante. Como
Du" CANT, :ss ell mas ri pido, eficaz, suave
Darato. Sc obti9ua con 81 uso r&pidas Gu
racionas an Ia debilidad, dolor de est0ma-
go, Ell laa Hig5stiones dificiles, reetablece
pronto las funciones reprimidas y es un
verdadoro especifico en- las manifestacio-
H9s escrofuloses, herp6ticas y Stills cons
ercuentra en- todas las bo-
glcas.-Unicos agonteS los citados sehores
Cerecedo HermanOs Y Compaflia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-11
FL COLLAR DEL RACkH

296 I'll COLLAR DEL RACkB
trardn muy contentos 81 escuchais la sdplica que
os dirijo. dQuereis ser mi mujerS No me atre
vo q esperarlo Me hago ju =ticia' No he n2,
cido para halagar ell amor propio de j67enes CO.
mo vos mi alma no es dc es4s de las cuales
puede uno enorgOlIe crae; pero oe anar6 muoho
emplear6 mi vida en- labrar vuestra dicha.
uni tia Ia do limoges +c2ba de morir &
los setenta nueve amos Era hermaDa de mi
padre, y sin embargo-lque egoistae y Que ma
los somosi-me he consoIado bien pronto de 81
pGrdida, me- censuro m; mismo por mi POGO
agradeoimiento hacia la pobre mu er. Era mas
RIGA de 10 que Sc creia, gastaba poco ha
deiado importantes economics.
ga quien oreeis que SO las ha dejado, por
un testamento en- toda regla? IAl ingrato que
os escribeI
mo tenia menos de noventa mil frances, y,
aunque despu6s de TODD, esto no es una fortuna,
me he decidido hablar d vuestro padre
quien quiero desde hace cinco a6os como ii hu.
bieras reemplazado ell mio
"Tendriamos con este para empezar vivir
al menos
"Os suplico, mi querida Juana, que no re.
chaseis Ia mano que os tiendo tembloroso E5-
cuohadme os juro que sereis dichosa, aunqne
debiera 20 sacrifcarme por conseguir todo 10
que deseais.
"Aapero VueRtra respueata con ansiedad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-11
MuebIeS de Viena. 9es @ss sss5s:s s55s:s
OUU0O0UOO w Ul0lA0I do eilloo ai

Homes, sofas, butacas, etc. & precio de cos
to. Los COmerciantes y particulares &
quienes interese sirvanse dirij jirse Meltz
y Gambia, FOrtaleZa 81. 16-14
De Lares: on contestaci6n dos auel-
tOs que apareCierOn on LA CORRESPONDENT
CIA numerO l, 1,7O7 de del cOrriente dicen
de este pueblo 10 siguiente: Gel Deposita
rio de estOs fondOs municipales, tiene pOr
principle respetar las Clrculares que ema
nan del GObiernO General, y 81 bien es
verdad que solicit6 inclusiones exclu.
stones del C0nsO, nunca ha pOdidO meter
la DGtG en- asuntOs olectOralos como dice
Ell autor de los parrafOs que SO cOntestan,
DorQue esa parte de clortOs cuadr6pedOs
Ia tendra su contricante, perO nunca don
Nicolas Iturregui que es hombre indepen-
diente y amante de Ia raz6n y de Ia justi
Cia.-La prueba de 10 manifostadO es que
el sef1or Juez de l" Instancia de Aguadi~
liza. que es tOdO un Ca5allorO, cOmpren~
diendo que 10 podidO por ol seflor Iturre-
Qui era perfectam0nto legal, ha accedidO
Bus pretensiones, en- camblO no ha con
cedidO 10 que guerra CjertO autOnOmista
que, con visos de ser ln buen liberal, no
pasa de la categOr1a de ciertOs aut6cratas
que cOnOcen perfectamente la Ley del
enbudo, perO que ignOran por 10 rnenos
olvidan con frecuencia la de la eQui-
dad. No hay peOr cOsa en- este mundO
que tratar de aquellO que no SO entiende
OOr0U0 SO GApOu6 naC0r 0l paper Gel
Loro. Asf le ha sucedido al crftico
de referencia que pregunta: 5Por que
don Nicolas Iturregui, empleadO del
Ayuntamiento no SO Ocup6 en- hacer las
cuentas municipales y los cortes y tanteo
de Caia?.... Pues la contestaci0n es
muy sencilla, porque no tione tai deber.-
Hay I'm Oontador que conoce sus Obliga-
clones que las cumple hacienda y entire
gando dentro de los plazos determinados
por Ia Ley municipal los dOcum0ntos que
se necesitan para la mayor claridad de la
contabilidad.-:Qu6 pOdra saber de las CO.
gaS agenas, qui6n tai veZ no cOnOZca bien
las propias?.... 5So atrevera q asegurar
ell autor de los sueltOs que sus asuntOs llo
van una marcha mejOr que la de la admi-
nistraci6n dc este pueblo?.... Si la Cor
poraci6n ha aumentado el sueldO al seilor
DepOeitario es porque sin duda alguna es-
ta satisfecha de su cOmportamientO y 81 el
Banco le ha encargado la recaudaci6n del
EstadO sera pOrq1e su gesti6n merece en-.
terra ConfanZa,y como la cOnducta de este
AyuntamientO y del Centric de Cr6dito de
la Capital estan muy pOr encima de las
me2quinas pasiOnes del que mOtiva estOs
renglones, resulta que sus palabras Sc las
Ileva ell vientc y que los hechos dc don Nj
cOl&s Iturregui son seran siempre una
prueba fehaciente de las buenOs condicio
nes que le alderman para desempelar su
cometido. Terminar6 manifestandO que
DOR 10 de ZQ pGtU, casi, casi ensefa la ore
ia el autor an6nimo de las paparruchas
que SO refutan.-E71UGdGG."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-11

Don Rafael Arroyo, comerciante y
propietario de Barros, ha trasIadado su
residencia q GALES, calle de la Victoria a
la salida del caminO de Manati. Su anti
quo establecimiento continuara los nego-
clos en- BarrOs, siendo apoderado del mis-
mo, su hermano don Aurelio Arroyo. 33
Ha llegado esta Capital y 40 hospe-
da en- ell Hotel Ingl0terrG, el notable qui-
ropedista Professor seflOr A. Salmon, que
es I'm gran especialista en- el arte de ex-
traer callos, sacar ufias enterradas y Gu
rar todas las Intermediates de los pies por
un procedimiento seguro, r4pido y que no
causa dolor algunO. DichO sef1Or nos ha
mostrado infnidad de peri6dicos certif-
caciones de todas parties del mundo, algu
mas suscriptas pOr nOtabil1simas personals,
que demuestran su habilidad en- la profe-
sion que ejerce. La oportunidad que Sc
presenta & los que padecen de callos y
ufias enterradas, no deb8 desperdiciaree.
Lease ell anuncio en- OtrO lugar. FL sefor
Salmon recibira 6rdenes para asi q do
micilio & las personals que des6en utilizar
sus servicIOs prOfesionales.
Sc desea tomar en- alquiler TN mirador
grande dos tres habitaciOnes do pieO
alto, bien ventiladas con vistas la callo
en- esta Capital y con la capacidad neco-
saria para acomodar holgadamente & una
sola persona, la que Sc encargara de
amueblarlas. InfOrmaran, Tetuan II, ba-
jos. 90
Don I11am Rautista Moran vecinO de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-11
B1BhlorEcA DE s'LA CORRESPONDENCE" 293

de las grande2as p@rsaguidos por ella, mas que
Ia c3ida rdicula en- IN m6trimonio mezQQinO y
el regreso d ossa de sus padres, con Ia verguen-
"a de So abort4da tentative. Sc encarro en- 81
cuarto reh~xjon6. Era jxnpo>iblo 70 podia
Greer en- ell abr1dono DE- J ne8l :QQizaa no ha.
bis tenido vaor para ir ell contra de la opinion
de 50 madre!
Quso saber c1alquier precio 81 esta 1lti-
ma Illusion desaParecie tamblen Traz6 con tenn
bloroaa mano a'gunaa lineas, y llam6.
La doneela 30 present6:
-Ketty-dijo IL i9etitutriz, ,-haced ell favor
de entregAr este billete lord James.
La campana anuncio Ia comida
Al cabo de algonos miuutos, volyi6 Ketty
trayendo la respueata,
Juana no So atrcvi6 abrirla delante de Ia
escocesa. Guerra estsr eo1a.
-ILa senorita no baja al comedor?-pre.
gunto la sirv;enta.
No, Ketty eetoy indispuesta.
-IQuiere Ia se1orita que Sc Ia sirva aqufe
-Grscise; no necesito NADIA
Kettg insisti6, Juana habfa sabido inspi-
rar ua verdedero intarSs aquella muchacha,
cuyo IA ural era excelente,
Tenia un coraz6n muy tierRo accessible,
J no sabiA negar nunOa 10 que la pedia su se-
norita,
Hay alguien-aaadi6 tratando de veneer
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-11

ST quiere ustad un vino excelcnte para
su mesa, no ti8no mas CUE solicitarlo en- 81
es5ablecimiento dc los senores lQifla Her
n1auos Y Compania, que 10 ti"nen Into y
blancO, legitimos 0o Anguciana, noarca
'' Logrono' ., Ri0ja.-Probedlos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-11

Ia casa ntlmero "a de la Gale de la Cruz,
ha venido & quejarse esta redacci6n de
haber dirijid0 su sehora, residente en- Fa
iardo, ,un tolegrama ell dia del corriente &
la de Ia tarde. FL despacho Sc recibi6
por Ia interesada, dofa Bonita Gutierrez
ell DCr la maRana
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-11

En- el vapor-corrao CiWdGd de Cddlz,
entrado hoy en- nuestro puerto procoden-
to de Ia Peninsula, ha llegado Ia distin-
guida fanilia de nuestro estimado amigo
dGn %oy Juan lose b Potou2 oaa alcalde de Ponce
para la dicha Ciudad. Deseamosle muy
buen viajey buen tempo en- Ia progresis-
ia Ciudad del Sur.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-11
Nos dicen de AibOnitO:

NOS 01C0n de A1OOQ1GO:
'' Anteayer viernes, tuvO efectO en- Ia
f1nca cafetera de don TeodOro Gonzalez,
cercana & esta Villa, una agradabih8ima
gira campestre, la que cOncurrieron IA
sehoras sehOritas y 16 caballer0s, for
mandO alegre y vistOsa cRbalgata de 80
jinetes. La fnca del sef1or Gonzalez que,
DOR sus nuev0s cultivOs, sera en- breve una
de las mejores haclendas de cafe dc esta
Jurisdiction, SO halla ubicada en- ell barriO
de CGwYo61los, de fertil1sinos terrenos, y
cultivada sin seguir la perniciosa rutina de
nuestros antiques agricultOres. La casa
de vivienda, situada en- la cuspide do una
elevada montana, DONNA extensfsimO es-
Dacio de terrenOs cOrrespOndientes & este
municipiO y los de Cayey, Cidra, Barros
BarranQuitas. Ell coraz0n Sc ensanCha
al contemplar aquel bell1simo panorama,
solo comparable con los que nos ofrece Ia
encantadora Suiza,y las frescas brisas que
lamiendo las famosas riberas del Plata es-
parcen los perfumes de nuestra riQu1sima
fora, embriagan los sentidos.
No hay que decir, por sabido, que ell
seflor Gonzalez y su tan estimable familia
nos proporcionarOn el mej0r dia quo h3
mos paead0 en- Aibonito. ALI todo fu6 es-
clones, reinando Ia franca cOrdialidad Que
hace ell encantO de esas r0uniones. ST exis-
tiera la orden de EI Lech6H1 GSndO, Conce-
derfamos la gran cruz Isidoro Arroch0,
porque la gan6 con APPLAUSE de todog.
~ las sefor1tas? 5Ha visto usted un
ramillete de lirios, aZuCenas, claveles, an6-
monas violetas? Pues ESQ era 10 que ha-
bfa en- CauniIlas. ALI eetaba tambi6n la
encantadora Clementina, Ia perZa de las
morenas, en- la que SO encuentra be]leza,
elegancia, hermosura, anna abilidad Y genti-
leza. Els una mOrena que hGce d0/1O, que
GsesG91G.
A los esposos Gonzalez y su femilia
toda, sin olvidar al Doctor, nuestras gra-
no la Gu5tarrG, Guerro y Aguayo,
nuestros aplausos v para todos nuestros
deseos de repetlc16n."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-11

Hemos tenido el gusto de recibir la
vista de nuestro amigo don Santiago
Ellis, corresponsal de este peri6dicO en-
Ciales. Deseamosle buena estancia en- es-
ia CAPITAL,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-11

FL s&bado 10 del corriente So imponen-
tes depositaron en- Ell Banco Popular, 1892
pesos 10 centavos, habi6ndose expedidO
hasta la fecha 432 libretas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-11
AIMAcEM LiLreria lie Olimpio De

TO, (POnce) Puerto tucO.-tiA X ScApa. eScappa.
=~(1alop, IS centa>">-~H IA AKlIFHI Fl Relampa!eo
introduction nime:o !. ~ rHntavos.--Ideu
TercetO nllm0rp ,; to centayUs Iden htrOducrlOIL
del ? arto l31s nero i, ~ centavos FL Relampago
Cuartelo nl!Inro :. IS centavoe --Id,m Idem Ideut
ldelu nUmerU y, :}Drenf lVOS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-11

La production de orc en- 1898 assemble
& 1855 521, 200 en- todo el globo, de los cuales
$35. 1885, 900 procedieron de los Estados- Uni
dos.-La de plata lego & $685. 371, ,1OO CO.
rrespondiendO $77, SIS, 200 los Estados-
UnidOs Y 81. .923. 400 EsDafla,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-11
iMUERLES FINOS!~ESTlLO EuROPEO

NADIA DE ENCHAPADO.-Se desea
realizar ell ajuar complete de una casa
bien montada.-Informara LUDWIG DU-
PLACE.-Tetuan Il. s. Juan PR. 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-11

Hemos dido decir que uno de los Sc
flores Sindicos del Ayuntamiento de esta
Capital, ha pedido dicha Corporation la
suspension del acuerdo por el cual Sc ha
concodido una subvenci6n al peri6dico
Sc I'll Telegrama."