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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-06
anaconda Nelos.
HE WAS RERUFFED.
And His Warnings for Womsniy Sym
pathy scorned and Bilghted.

And His Warnings for Womsniy SYM
patty scorned and BlIghted.
From the Detroit Free Press.
/ was going down to Staten Island
the other Saturday afternoon on
crowded ferryboat and 1t happened
that / got "a seat next to a man about
so years old. who soon let me know
that his home was in Central New
York. We had talked a bit when he
said to me:
stranger. I rather like yer looks
and 1 want to sorter unbosom myself
to you"
I told him that 1 would preserve
and respect his confidence and he con-
tinued:
my wife died about seven vars
ago"
Yes. took you for a widower."
when she died I thought I'd never
git married agin. but I've kinder
changed my mind about 1t. If could
find Jest the right sort o. woman /
think I'd enter the chains of maItri-
mony agin l believe they call 1t the
chains, don't tAhey?
Eyes. 1t is sometimes referred to in
that way. Can't you find the right
sort of woman up your way?
mo. can't find her. Thar'e some To
like, but they don't want me, and some
wants me that I wouldn't marry no
how. It's purity hard to git jest the
sort o. woman you want. I've BIN
tryin' fur three years and haven I
found her yit."
did you think you might pick one
up down here?" 1 asked.
Say! that's what brung me down
herev' he whispered in reply. 1T jest
struck me that I'd hev my pick of
thou nds here in New York Fact Is,
1 followed a woman onto the boat
| who jests fills my eye. That heI
a-ssttin' over thar by the fat woman.
The woman pointed out seemed 70
| me to be, an Old maid and a kicker
| and so far as looks went she was the
| homeliest woman on the boat. was
surprised at the old mans choice' pu'
said nothing to that effect.
"Yes, she's my idea of what sec
| ond wife orter be-" ne said, as he
rubbed his hands together, but how
am 1 goin' to git to speak to herr
There's a vacant stool beside her
| Go over and sit down and take occa'
sion to say you are a stranger and ask
her to give you information about thbs
| or that She may be very pleasant OF
she may rebuff you. i.
at think I'll do it," he said, as he go
I'D and felt ito see If his necktie wa:
all right. moved away at the tm'
and didn't see him again for ten min
utes. Then / ran across him in th'
cabin, tucked away in a corner ant
booking very pale faced and perturoed
well. how did you come out?'
queried.
SAY! What did you say she migfh
do to me?" he asked.
"I said she might rebuff you. Di'
she?"
stranger, I'm not quite sartin of II
but l think she did, think she did!
he solemnly replied. II sot down be
side her and said I was stranger
and asked her how high the Stauter Q
Liberty was, and she swiped me owe
the head with her parasol and &C
some fellers to sham me around an
run me in here. Yes, / kinder thin
she rebuffed me. and she kin go I
grass and be hanged to herr
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ONLY ONION EATERS.
They Have Planned Feast Where None
Shall Say Nay.

A neatly printed card came through
the mails yesterday to 90 or more OF
the young men of Anaconda command
ing them by special request OF the A.
O. S, to present themselves unls even
ing at the Matte block hall at
o'clock n. m. sharp, to participate in a
grand O. contest. The O. contest
makes the affair somewhat mysterious
and the police who heard whisper OF
the strongly worded invitation began
to investigate. Chief White thought II
might be some new tangled name Tor
glove contest, and Deputy Shern CON-
ley agreed with him. They were ABOUT
TO telegraph Governor Richards Tor IN
structions when finally one of the offl-
GERS in the A. o. s., as the club is
called, gave them a tip and asked them
up to see the funniest contest That mas
ever been held in this city. The order
of exercises is to be a grand spread at
which Elmer Wisner will preside as
president of the club, and the piece de
resistance of the menu is onions.
Being interpreted, therefore, the A
o. S. stands for the ANACONDA Onion
society, and a careful canvas OF tine
city was made so as to invite only un.
married men or those who have proved
themselves true Egyptians.
There are to be all kinds OF onions
little succulent crisp fellows from the
hot house, onions Dakeu anu ohloii'
stewed, and onions fried, and onfor
salad. other eatables and drinkaible'
are to be provided as side dishes, blu
the feast is to be made on the oni
ons. The banquet concludes with al
onion eating contest, open to all pres
emit. and box of prime Havanas Is thu
prize won by the man disposing of thu
greatest weight of the Irish oranges
The officers of the club are as fol
UraSidapt Elmer WiSnpr. vice
president B. J. Cornelius; treasurer
M. Harris; musical director, M. Levy
official master of weights, e. c. Wat
SON.
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Gold. Gold. God.

At present there is more Of this pre-
cious metal in South Africa than any
where else. For all necessary informa-
ZION as 20 how 20 reach the gold fields
Of the Dark Continent. the cost of
transportation. etc. apply 10 +. v.
Maze. general agent Union Pacific sys-
IN Butte. Montana. All correspond
ence will receive prompt attention. and
the Union Pacific beiag = direct line
10 New York, Is prepared % book pas
sengers to all parts OF the old world al
Lowest possible rates.
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New Orleans, Nov. Sugar plant
ers. through Col. ]. d. Hill and other
attorneys, filed two sugar bounty claim
suits in the United States circuit court
under an agreement with Washington
authorities who will aid in speedy
trial and appeal to the supreme court.
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queried.
Protection Is the stun.

London, Nov. SAT- a meeting of the
chamber of agriculture to-day, J. j.
Lowther, conservative member OF par
lament for the Island of Thanet, divi7
sion of Kent, said the great bulk or ag-
riculturists regard protection as the
only practical means of restoring agri-
cultural prosperity, but he added every
one of that opinion had been vigorously
excluded from the commission of ag-
riculture.
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Earthquake and Panic.

Berlin, Nov. 5.-A dispatch to the
Frankfort Zeithng from firm in Aus
tria-Hungary, situated at the north
west on the east extremity of Addieth
says serious earthquake shocks nave
been felt in the commune of Gravoort
near Raegusi, IS miles from Cattle.
Wide assures in the ground extend
over a large territory. Several houses
collapsed and general panic prevailed
among the inhabitants.
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Tennessee Bimeiallists,

Nashville Nov. 5.-Tennessee Com
mitteeman James NJ. Head of the Ma
tional Bimetallic league has issued a
call for a meeting of all bimetallist
democrats in the state to meet In this
city on the 10th for organization with
the democratic party according TO the
plan adopted by the league at Wash
ington.
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Murdered Ills wife.

New whatcom, Wash, Nov. Sired
j. Spokesman has been charged by a
coroners jury with the murder OF his
wife. Police are searching for ham.
Spiesman's house burned last night and
in the ruins was found the body of his
wife.
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London, Nov. "a dispatch TO the
Globe from Vienna says the German
theater building there collapsed to-day.
burying 10 workmen in the ruins.
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Thc Weather.

Washington. Nov. 5.-For Montana:
Fair, preceded by light SHOWS in north
ern portion: westerly winds; warmer
By Wednesday evening.
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Hard Times on the Coast.

New whatcom. Wash. Nov. 5.-The
rockingham Bay National bank has
closed its doors. The cashier reports
the liabilities Approximate 100000 Of
which 81 900 Is due 20 depositors. AS
sets are $1S7, 900.
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Patehen Wins.

Reidsville. N. c. Nov. 5.-The match
race here to-day between John r..
Gentry and Joe Patchen was won by
the latter.
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The two new policemen were assign
sed TO beats last night, Officer Nordman
taking a round of the west end and
Officer Stevens on Front street.
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W s Cameron has gone TO house
keeping in a house on oak street. and
says he is going 10 bach, a statement
which is hooted by his friends.
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Warren e. Loomis have purchased
the Copper Plant saloon. Martin Nc
Grath is to officiate behind the bar.
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Save your old winter clothes and have
them cleaned and repaired. We are pre-
pared to clean and repair suits at 4ow-
est prices. Basement 116 Main street,
neNt To barber shop.
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s. d. Root has moved his loan Office
from Oak and Front to No. 10 Main
street
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-06

Shaving, 10 cents; hair cutting, %
cents, at los Front street. w. T. Mont
gomery.
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The Modern enuty
Thrtves on good food and sunshine. with
plenty of exercise IN the open air. Her
form giows with health and her faee
blooms with its beauty. II her system
needs the cleansing action of laxative
remedy she uses the gelue and pleasant
laxative Syrup OF Figs
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f. Z. Stone and ]. F. Sheehan have
purchased the barber shop next to the
Anaconda restaurant. lis East Com
mercial. The shop next TO the oxford
will be removed to their new place.
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Nicely heated and well lighted office
rooms for rent in the Shields building
by Devine & O'Brien.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-06

Solid gold baby rings so cents and up
at Hammerslough's
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-06

Beautiful banquet lamp, stand,
shade, complete, $40. Other lamps in
proportion. at the Bee Hive.
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Lon Burnett has returned from a
prospecting tour.
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4 Nc tI TIE u t1EV n III ,
day We're: j. NJ. Boardman. Deer
Lodge; W. L. Curtin. Butte; George r.
Pingree. w. Z. HOag. Samuel La Sier,
Chicago; Harry +. Lewis. San Fran
cisco: c. r. Gilbert. Butte; f. j.
O'Neu. san Francisco; A. c. Blair. Pa
sa. Cal: c. F. Goddard, ]. +. Frye.
Butte: John L. Ford. Spokane; II. r.
whitehil. city; Ike A HeilbrOnner.
Rrffp
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Finest Tom G. Jerry in the city at
the Mint.
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Novelties in sterling silver at KEEP
pler's,
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Fibre pals. 40 cents each. at the Bee
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Elder Barnaby moved into their new
home, 507 Oak street, yesterday.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-06

Toilet soap. cents cake at the Bee
Hive.
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Miss Fanny katzenstein of Milwau-
kee is in the city and will be the guest
of her brother, L. w. Katzenstein for
the winter.
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ABOUT THE CITY.

Bsths-Montana Hotel barber shop, $50.
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ANACONDA.
PLUMBING.

nIuMBiNG steam and Hot Water Heating
II Estimates furnished on applica;ion- Adj
dress A. HAsLEI. 2i5 oax street.. Ana
ecnda Montana
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FOR FIRST CLASS
SANITARY PLUMBING

Go 70 sPERRY & MALONE. Is OAK II. Ana
conda All JOB work gwen prompt attention.
ESTIMATES furnished on application
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la Rep1blica, la asistencia de los qu1nIen-
tos Alcaldes de este Departamento que han
sidO invIfadOs al referidO banquete que
seran recibidos despues por Mr.. Faure,
promote ser una de las Manifestations
mas importante& La venida de estos Al
caldes y la senejanza de Ciertas cOsas nos
hace decir con aquel austerO y saplentlsl-
mo Fraile, que la humanidad es en- todas
parties la misma.
Los G4omGne6tas y Gfr6ca1o0s atraen al
publicO con su interesante instructive
exhibicl0n, con sus CO tumbres, sus bales,
sus sacrificiDs; cor la coincidencia de que
estos ind1genas, bordu del vapor LG PJG-
to- y cerca de las islas d Ienerlfe tuVle-
ron el nacirhiento de un africanitO, hijO de
una Sudaneea de IA aflOs, siendo su padre
de Tomboucton y unO de los tlpos mas pu-
ros de su raza pOr su .fsOnOn15G J11o5San20.
Como Ia abuela es cat0lica pidio al gran
MarabQ le permitiera bautizarlo baJo los
rltos de su iglesia, celebrandose Ia cere-
mOnia en- NOtre Dome, a la que asisti0 to
da la tribu; quefu6 objeto de la curiosi-
dad de estOs franceses no hay para que de-
cirlO, pues en- este de curiOsear dan puntO
y raya al Orbe ntero.
En- ell PGJuc5O de laS COZOnGGs, va SO
ven en- sus vidrieras estatuas, grupos y ar
6oles ex0ticos., La .parte correspondence
a Ia Nueva Caledonia, Haity y California
est& terminada. La flora, los tipos huma-
nos, las costumbres de cada pals y la re-
production de un temple budista con esta-
tuas de su dios esta presentado de una ma,
nera inteligente y que demuestra gran
competencia.
Los expositores, arrepentidos quizas
de Ia poca actividad que hasta ahora ha.
b1an desplegado, luchan y trabajan con
ardor para terminar sus instalaciones. Al
gunas de estas empiezan verse mas nu-
tridas y los cOncurrentes la Exposition
las visitan con inter6s deteni6ndose ante
las magn1fcas tapicer1as, bronces, pofce
lanas, faserices, servicios de plata, traba-
| Jos luios1simos en- CRYSTAL: atrayendo espe
cialmente ell salon parisi6n con sus cua
dros notables. siendo ell epcargadO dc eeta
installation ell mismo que ha colocadO los
magnifcos tapices de los Go5eJ1ooS en- la
sala de Ia CUpulG A I'm ladO Ia interesante
Exposition de las Mensagerlas mar1tinas
la de t8iidOs, de instrumentos de musica, la
de medicina y producto5 farmuc6uticos.-
Mas ALA, inmensas vidrieras de productos
alimenticioe, pirarnides de conservas de
t0das classes y columnas de bizcochOs y de
chocolate. En- los anexos, Ia velocipedia,
los instrumentos de labor; el petr6Ieo, la
orif1ama, saxolenia en- envases que SO ele-
van hasta la altura del paboll6D, al lado
de las colecciones metaldrgicas. FL pabe-
Hon de la vinifcaci6n esta casi complete.
FL de maquinas parec0 un hOrmiguer0:
dentro de pocos dias la vida mas activa y
ell movimientO mas interesante reinara en-
esta secci6n. x.
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no CANA, mo pierde; consta que permanece
en- 81 teatro de la guerra & despecho del
perseguidor. Y el que perslgue, 81 no
combate, pierde; 81 al combatir no obtie-
ne ventaja, pierde tambi6n. Para ganar-
le es precise veneer cOu frecuencla, y solo
Obteniendo repetidOa triunfos, lOgra des-
truir la mala impression causada por una
derrota.
''Tratandose de enemigOs que no Sc
arriesgan & pelear sin ventaja reconOcida y
que maniobran en- el terrenO mas cOnve-
niente q sus pr6posit0s, ,6xigo Ia persecusion
de grandes fuerzas; pOr 10 menos cuatro
sOldados por cada enemigo. como ade-
mas de sOstener las cOlumnas movies de-
ben guarnecerse los poblados y vigilarse
las costas (6OO leguas de extenci6n), COM
prenderaso que son pocOs cuatrO contra
uno en- las guerras de Cuba. Sc necesltan
ocho diez hOmbres por cada separatista.
''Siendo ocho hay que eacar de la Pc
nfnsula treinta y dos. AunQue SO rebaJe
de este n1merO Ell contigente de las que
para dominar mil insurrectOs, habia que
Ilevar Ia grande antilla un contingente
| de 80 mil s0ldadOs. Esta calculO SO COM
prob6 con hechos y 10 acredita una expe-
riencia muy dolorosa. Los 20 mil separa-
tistas O. esgrimierOn las arnnas desde 1868
hasta 1880, obligarOn Espa1a embar-
car cent6nares de miles de combatientes
de los cuales quedarOn sepultadOs en- Cuba
200 mil. Otros pueblos habrian perdido
mas dinerO y mas hombree, no sin raz6n
dijo Victor Hugo que aquella lucha de do
CO ailos contra 81 china, contra el bosque,
contra ell mar contra el enemigo, solo Els
paha supo yspudo sortenerla."
Sentimos no poder publican por su ex-
tenci6n, siquiera fuera en- estracto to-
do el largo magistral art1culo de
La I1esstrGci6m Espa101G g AQaer<cono
de que venimos 0cupandonos. Pero 10
dicho basta para demOstrar que 81 van
muchas tropas &. Cuba, no es por la impor-
tancia que q la insurrecci6n dan muchos
ilusos. La gran mayor1a del pueblo cuba
no no quiereZla guerra; pero los que sc
han levantadO en- armas contra Espaha,
exigen sacrihcios que es precise hacer pa
ra mantener la integridad de la patria y
garantir los buenOs Ell santo derechO que
tienen de gozar de las dulz5ras de Ia paz
en- ell solar de sus mayores y la sombra
de la gloriosa bandera que cobij6 sus Gu
mas al nacer.
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Recortamos de un eolega peninsular:

Recortamos de un eolega peninsular:
&c El sefior presidente del Consejo re-
cibi6 aver una communication de La prime
ra Autoridad de Puerto Rico, en- la cual
!el g, neral Daban insi3te en- la renUncia
del mando que desempeha, fundando eea
d'pision Official en- motivoG de salud. Pero,
otras noticias particulares, algunas de
elias comunicadas con esa caracter por ell
'propio general Daban, va conoc1a el Co
bierno los prop6sitos de este, y bien puede
asegurarse que hasta SO habia ocupado de
su relevo. Los motivos verdaderOs cI4 y.
ell Captain General de Puerto. Rico fuDda
su renuncia, son publicos desde hac, has
tantes dfas. Quizas dc sobra encarif4do
con la guarnici6n que tenfa eus 81 lenc S,
llev6 q NAL ell que uoa parte de ell fl ra
destinada q Ia campana de Cuba. El ge-
neral Daban rendla quito sus afectos, y
Il Gobierno creyo que deb1a tener en- cuen-
ia otros intereees. Como no estaban de
acuerdo ell Gobierno y ell Captain General
de Puerto-Rico, este la dimitido."
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EMPRESA De COCHES

Desde esta fecha para los viajes de la
Capital Fajardo en- nuestra empresa po-
dram pedir coches en- la tienda Luz El6c-
Wenceslao Bosch al lado de la puerta Es-
pafla que los traera hasta Rio-piedras, y
los sefiores pasajeros SO entenderan direc-
tamente con nosotros para 81 pago. Los
que vengan de FajardO y quieran tomar
coche en- Rio o-Grande, podran dirijirse
a la fonda de Don Antonio Sampol
en- dicho pueblo que esta en- combinaci6n
con nuestra empresa.- -Carolina,9 g de May o
de 1895.-QMelpo q Sdrraao. 3O-11
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(De nucstros camjes de za Ha6ama.)
Dia 5 de JUNO.
Dice E1 Pa5s de Sancti- -Spfritus.

Dice E1 PG5s de Sancti Sp1ritus.
Aver, cuandO va SO habia repartidO ol
diario, reciblmOs la nOticia de un encuen-
tro tenido las diez de Ia manana por la
fuerza mandada por el cOrnandante de Ia
Guardia Civil sefiOr Armilan, con una
partida insurrecta mandada pOr Justo
Sanchez, que acababa de acampar en- el
potrero Ramon Alto, a tres leguas de es-
ia ciudad.
La columna del comandante Armifan
SO cOmpOn1a de cincuenta hombres de in
fanterfa, dnicos disponibles en- esta plaza
cuando el enthusiastic y activo jefe-Que
acababa de encargarse de la Comandancia
Militar por enfermedad del senor Merino,
-tuvo conocimiento de la existencia en-
este t6rmino, de dicha partida, cuyo MI
nero era muy superior a dicha cOlumna
POGO tard0 esta en- encOntrar al enc
migo: al llegar RGn161o Alto recibi0 los
primeros disparos de las avanzadas insu-
rrectas; y atacandolas por ell frente y
f1anco las oblig6 batirse en- retirada ha-
cia ell monte pr6ximo, donde Sc dispers6
en- grupos que unOs tOmaron en- direction
& Ciego del Caballo, otros en- vue1ta del Be-
jUco una pareja hacia Managuaco.
En- Ia refriega sali6 herido levemente
ell practice Juan Cerv1ntes y ell caballo,
de I'm guardia; del enemigo no SO eabe ell
ndmerO de bajas CUE haya tenido, aunque
SO supone que lleve algunOs heridOs.
En- carta recibida por el DlGrGO del
E16rcGt0 de Puerto Principe Opinan perso-
mas dignas del mayor cr6dito que la desa-
parici6n del teniente Latorre, jefe de poll
cia, dehe ser cadsada pOr la muerte de ese
Official manos de a)gunos bandidos de
los que persegula.
Ell brillante concepto de que gozaba
por sus buenOs servicios pr6stados hace
que Sc rechase tOda sospecha ofensiva
que pudiera surgir.
Ell c0mandante Ferreira voIvi6 en-
contrar al enemigo en- ell SeborUcal de JO-
DO ROS0dO.
Era una partida insurTecta compues-
ia de 40 hombres Ti9 fe1s Il ocho ca
ballO mandada por pardo Basllio Guerra
Ordenado el ataque salieron los insu-
rrectos en- precipitada fuga, dejando un
muerto visto en- el campo, y ademas ar
mas y municiones y cinco caballos que
fueron tanbi6n recOgidOs.
Al divisar la fuerZa hiclerOn fuegO
| sobre ella, contestando las fuerZas de Ca
ma ajuan1 y Voluntari0s.
POr nuestra part9 tuvlmos un soldadO
muerto.
La columna del sehor Ferreira sigue
la persecution del enemigO.
Una partida capitaneada por ell ban
didoSOsa-que hace tempo Sc escape de la
carcel de esta ciudad-se apodero del ga
nadO destinado Ia matanZa para el con
sumo de esta capital, Santiago de Cuba)
pOr cuya raz6n Ia carne ha escaseado hoy
y SO ha vendido mayor precio que el de
cCs*umbre; pero sabemOs que SO han to-
madO medidas para evitar que Sc replta es-
to hechO.
Ell valiente sargento Troyano, bene
m6rito de la Patria, ha sido doblemente
vfctima del furor de las part1das insured
Empazaron poE quemaFle su casa 7 81
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Por la Audiencia de 10 Criminal de
Ponce ha sido sentenciado nuestro amigo
don Francisco Cintr6n, director que f:i6
de 90 El Fulminante," de Coamo, a cuatro
meses y un dia de prisij4 por delito dc
impronta. Ha interruesto recurso de "a
saci6n ante el Supreme J deseanos sea al.
sueltO ell referidO amigo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-17

Q0 DE1SaQa SenOE CCnGToraS.
EI hundimiento de la azotea de la CA
sa numero 226 de la calle de la Fortaleza.
ocurrido eyer, no produjo mas que ell pa-
nico consiguiente. Los vecinCs de las Ca.
sas cercanas huyeron y a una nina que
vendo billetes y rifa calcetines, le di6 mo
de esos ataques nerviosos que llaman de
"bota- coral" Tn guardia de palito salv6
her6icamente la vida la cotorra del due
10 de la casa hundida vic premiado su
arrojo con cigarrillos de Cabanas, que
producer sentimientos de hidalgufa.
FL sabado Sc vendieron en- competen-
cia en- ell mercado de esta Capital so boco.
yes az1Car de Ia hacienda ''Santa Ana" 4
pesos so centavos, comprados Dor I,6Dez.
Villannil = Compahfa.
Relaci6n de las seforitas que han sido
premiadas en- los examenes generates de
Ia Escuela Practica, agregada ( la Nor
NAL de Maestres, dirigida por la estimable
profesora seflora doha Francisco Gil de
Henrriquez. Los pramios premios cor sis
tian en- artfsticos diplomas y preciosos es-
tuches:-PrGmerG SeccG6n.-Sefiorita Ele-
ma Fernandez, Sobresaliente - SefoYita
Baatriz Lassa1le, id.-Sehorita. Ang Ina
Suarez, id.-Senorita Claudina Lopez. ia.
-Senorita Della Garcfa, --Sehorita Ma.
nuela Arizona, id,- seloritas Estela Qesta,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-17
AYer la tarcera cOInncfia del

battalion de Voluntar.o& d csta Capital, al
amigo don Antonio David Gonzalez, Sc di-
rigi6 81 tlro de pistola para hacar ejerci-
clio de tiro al blanco. Sc hicieron q 200
metros $50 b1ancos y o5 & 800 met-os. La
cornpa6{o fuG obsequiada por su captain
con CtrNnZA