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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-03
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nou. Which They wlII Not Furnl'h Mt

Tho American Book CompanJ'E PuhlIra.
uou. Which They wrIl Not Furnl.h Mt
tho New Price.
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CHARLESTON, W. Va, Sept. 2.-state
Superintendent Lewis has been Mt work
today preparing hi' official report to
the governor OIL tho school book con.
tracts. All the publishers whose books
were adopted at the last session Of the
legislature have contracted as the law
provided oxcop! tho American Book
Company
Tho books published by them which
were adopted are: McGuney's readers
and spoilers, Rays arithmolicS, Evans
geometry, IInryoy's grammar, WobstOt's
dictionary, Cacilian series OF study and
song, Knoto's geography OF West Nir-
cinia aud Maury's aud Dutler's physical
Biographies. No contract has boon
malo for these aud Rand, McNa!ly &
Co.'s wall maps and globes or tho
Globe practical spelling tablets. This
vii, nocoH.itNto the appointment OF Il
school book hoard. Governor Mac.
Corklo Ia absent, but is expected to 70.
turn tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-03
THE GERMAN VETERANS

Fltly Celebrate the Quartz. Csntcnuill ut
the Fail 0t sedan Nud tho shtt Auuly0r-
sary O'Ihr lilrlh OF tbs KrlrgrrVOroln.
Yesterday all over the world the Ger.
man veterans who have become grizsled
aud gray aimee the days OF 70 and II,
when under leadership Of The great Won
Mpltke, whose genius aI q soldier was
second only to tho fret Napoleon, they
fought the campaigns that began with
victory, than winch nons was so glOr'
ious as the iull OF Sedan, celebrated tho
last mentioned event. In " heellng the
celnhrat.on took tho form OF an outing
ut Wheeling park, under tho auspices
ot the veIorana' association, which Is
known as tho DOulChar KriegeTYuroln.
Tho tlrdt event OF the day was tho
street parable, which started from Loo
ihoyen hal, ON FourtOaRlh street, NJ y
o'clock. under command OF Major George
Miller, who was attended by u brilliant
stan. Tho formation WAS ~ follows;
Major Miller aud stan,
Neliler's full band
Police esrnEt under Lieutenant Ingram,
krie6gTyGt1tu veterans who fought ~ sedan.
liayWAn soylety,
ATlou, Beethoven aud Molat Societies
Mayors baud,
Carriages containing members OF the Pioneer
society,
A feature Of the parade wRs the llv.
ing representations OF Bismarck, VIII
liam l and Napoleon Ill. Among tho
veterans who took part IN the parade
were the following tho took part in the
affair ut Sedan;
Uosmsn Miller, Anton shrsiner, II.
Plug, Major George Miller, A number
OF veterans who served In the war werO
0lso prosOn,, and among them were;
John Nens, l.ruls Frits, Louis kesse,
Peter Dietrich, Joseph SPeil, Charles
Irba, NJ. Rosunthai, Iheo. Rempke,
Angus, Soldier, A, Schehl, Christ Hour,
IL. Moutag, Anguat Pracht, Adam Dye,
Jacob Joachim.
Tho parade moved over tho principal
streets in tho business portion Of tho
city, and wound up Mt tho Elm Grove
motor station, where special tTnin
took tho veterans, their families aud
friends 10 Wheeling park, whore tho
celebration took place, Several humid
red went out in tho course OF tho alter.
noon and took part in tho proceedings,
Major George Miller made tho address
OF wOlcome, and other speeches suitable
tn the occasion WorO made by Dr.. q. L.
Ulrich, Rev. Mr.. WalIhNuson, oil Bridge.
port; Roy. Mr.. UlIort and others. Inc
apeechea touched not N'onn on the
tweuty.iith anniversary Of tho iall OF
Sedan, hut also reiOrgcdtn tho sixth an.
niVOrsary OF the Kriega,yoroin, which
also occurred yesterday.
The Afternoon aud evening were
pleasantly passed Mt the park, bowling,
prize shooting, and other Gontosts tax.
ing place. Councilman samuel UseI.
ton, OF the Richards bowling team. won
first prize in the bowling contest with
30, Charles Hor.sman was second with
2?7, and Peter Fiedermever was third
with lO3.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-03

BUFFALO, Sept, THE bicycle races
at the Driving Park to-day, under the
auspices OF the Rambler bicycle Club,
wero attended by thousands OF SpeCla'
tors, their interest cnnlering in the
match for $1,000 between Johnson, San.
gCr aud Tyler. the best two in thros
heat0, distance one mile. Tho Sum
mary:
First hsat-Johnsou frat by about
six inches; Sanger secoIdi Tyler Third,
Time, 2;lii.
Second heSt-SanCer twenty lengths
ahead OF Johnsoni Tyler thirI. linc,
2:lS.
Third hGRs-Johnson won third and
deciding heat; Tyler secoudi Sanger
third, Time. 2:l2 ID.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-03
TINE az Mo RECORD
For the 100 Yard Dash Finally Iirolson b
"PIper' Donovan,

For the 100 Yard Dash Finally nrokon by
"Pipsr' Donovan.
BRocEToS, MASS, Sept. 1.-The worlds
professional and amateur record for tho
100 yard dash was broken hero to-day
in the national championship foot race
by Ed Donovan, bOttcr known as "P!per"
Donovan, OF Naiick, who lowered tho
record to 0 80 seconds. Tho wor'l'srcc.
ord was eqnalled twice in tho Trial heats.
The former record was . 40 seconds,
both professional and amateur. The
100 yard dash for professionals was
holly contested by Donovan and Tom
Morris. Of Santa Ana, Cal. Morris was
tho lAvorite, rs he had equalled tho
worlds records IN practicing. sum
mary:
Mile race prize Of $3.50 and champion.
ship gold medal won by Jamoi Smith,
Albany, y. y; Peter Priddy. Pitts.
burgh, Pa, second. Time, 1882.
100 yard dash, professional, nTizeI OF
81, no and gold medal act in diamonds
Final heat won By Ed Donovan, NaticE;
Tom Morris, Santa Ana, Gala, second.
Time, 0 So seconds, worlds record,
lO0yari dash, lightweights. gold medal
and $500 in prizeS-Finul heat, J. +.
Sullivan, North Platte, Neb.; julius
EngIeman, New York, aud A. Rollins,
Hartford, Kansas, dead heat, Time,
10 l.5.
In the contest for medal sullivan beat
Rollins Time, 1929.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-03

SEATTLE, WASH. Sept. 1.-The engine,
tender and baggage car Of passenger
train on tho Seattle, Lake Shore x Wcst.
orn road were dcrailOI last night pnnr
this city by tree, which had boon
burned about tho roots and fallen Ncroh}
tho rails. Tie train consisted oil cigGt
couchOs, several Of which were fIlod
with oxcuraionsis. Engineer Gabriel
did not SEQ tho troO until within two
car lengths, but stood At his post aud
pnyod the train. IA tho ongiuo went
over 10 Jumped, sustaining serious in.
iuFing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-03

WALTWlM, MASS, Sept. a.-Tha All
Good National Circuit bicycle meeting
1T thu WNltham cycle park drew q big
crowd this afternoon and good racing
was tho rule, The quadrHplet record
for quarter milo and milo Wuro
broken, Tho absence OF Gardiner aud
Charlie Murphy in the milo opou, Glass
b., took much Of tho interest out OF tho
biggest events OF the day, Summary OF
Glass b., events;
One mile, open, Glass BE, @. Bald,
|; Frank Jenney, ?, Time, 2;l9 3'5,
One half mile, Class B-,BaId, / ! Jen.
neY, =, Time, l;Oi 40.
One mile handicap. class D-SIms,
scratch, Il llagSsrty, Wallham, (GOl, 2,
Time, 2:l5 3.5.
QuadrupIet against time" Bsrlo's
team" Callahan, Barnett, McDuilsa and
Ilaggerty, quarter 27', third 81 3.5i half
% 80; lwo.lhirla l;ll rs; thrso.q quar-.
ters l;2l; mic LAS 40. New records,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-03

CoNsrAStISOrLu, Sept 2,-,Iho prom.
iacd imperial dccrce. proclniming gOn.
cral rciormi throughout tho Turkish
empire, did not appear yesterday, tho
pnniyctnnry Of the sullnnE ascension, IA
wal oxprctol. Tho ambassadors Of tho
powors inlrrrHlnd nro now inoaLlnc
upnn tho appointment Of n mixed com.
mLtGO Of control,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-03
nALn CAME IMI, MOlLNING.

On Account Of the Races tho Fourth Game
wr,h Warren VIII be Played mt 1880
\, IN.
On account OF the races at tho State
Fair the fourth Of tho series OF games
ior the championship OF tho Iron and
Oil league between the Wheeling and
warren teams will DO played this morn
n.. Tho gamo will DO called at lO:3D a.
m Kane or McClcary will pitch for ths
Zeal, and either Carrick or Barrett will
IlCH tor tho lively Warrens. II Wheel
ln.ca win this game they should Dn
Ireuy good shot ior winners OF the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-03

cd this morning on another long and
tedious ride for tho metropolis in an at.
IOmpt no. nuly 10 break tho record now
held by himself, but also To oulrilc IL
possible tnay other wpl,.known long
distance ridor and present holder OF tho
ono hundred and two hundred milo rec-
ords, II. 7, SeaTle, who, rs previously
stated, loft the corner OF Washington
boulevard and llalsteRi atrea,, this city,
at 4;30 o'clock for New York CITY In Rn
attempt to lower tho worlds record Tor
that distance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-03
NATURALIZATION ninc..

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I.rlor Nlnholihni P1Hiit
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PIrheu GIfoy mud NcGAhand.
~ rplm ANerDon game q D.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-03

HAsriSus, EvGlASD, Sept. pills.
bury, the American player. won tho
game Of chess with Gun'bsrg in the in.
ternationaI tournament llOre 10 day, and
therefore takes frat prize.
There was much excitement in Lon.
don among chessnen over tue situation
at Hastings, whore Pillsbury won first
place. The London papers comment
upon the brilliant play OF the Amer.
can. The Times say Pillsbury Won tho
greatest tournament on record against
every foremost chess master OF the day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-03

I.osDoS, Sept 2.--ArchlOaron Wo Il
has Jont caDlCGram to this city stating
that tho reports Of riots ut Foo Chow,
China, aro untrue. Tho RrchdonCon
probably nlludc4 to tho reports Of riot
at Foo Chow, which wero published on
August %, Accordinu 10 these dis.
patches, mob had attacked tho Amer.
lean mission, injured four native
scholars and forced tho American
loncher 10 LnkO IIIGhl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-03

pwlAnrlruN, Sept. 1.-The PhiIliei
vel 40 two uiiHo lira'es pitcher to.
day and hit them aimo't equally hard.
Iaoy won in the nialh on four singles,
aH,gJin and base on ball oil Moran
arI wli throws by Merritt and
Monte" Cross. Tho fielding oil 10th
teams va, ragged at times. Attend.
aHce l0,lGT. Score.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-03

EASY 10 iakO, suro To euro, no pain,
nothing todrcad, pcnmntliltlOpills Do
Vita Little ltarly Risors. lest lor sick
hondachu, DlliOusnol', sour stomach mud
ronstpatlon. brgan Drug Co., Wicol'
Inc, W. Va, H. I, Peabody Bonwood,
and Bowie & Co., bridgeport, o. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-03

pltlNburgll-liiyc . foot and rIaing.
Weather clear aul pleasant.
AIorganlown RIVER d leot and sta.
.ionhrH Weather clear aud cool.
WatrOh--lIivOr lour.tNhlh8 Of a foot
and stationary. Weather clear aud
cool.
Gfonnaboto Ryor Il iocL and station.
Weather clear aud cool.
Slouhrnviile- -l,iycr loot : inches
and stationary. Weather clear and
CDul
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-03
KNOWLEDGE

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,cnds 10 personal enjoyment when
rightly uscd. The many who live bet
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lc., expenditure, BY more promptly
al1ptlrs the worlds best products 10
tbc needs Of physical being, will attest
Tho value to health Of Use pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in Tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs
n. excellence Il duo TO Us preventing
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di,pcllinr colds, headaches and icyc"
and permanently curing constipation;
IL has given satisfaction TO millIon19nd
met with the approval of tho medical
prorcs,ion, because II acts on tic hIa'
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cung them and It Is perfectly Irco from
every Objectionable substance. ,
syrp Of Fins iR for mlc by all drug
f.iginb1a and 81 hol,lcI but u i1mnn'
urr,mcl by tho California fig syinp
T. only, whOir uannitprintodon every
p,rtnae, alse the ualge, Sytup Of tlgS
anl being well informed you will no.
accept Nny substitute Ii offered
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-03
TIRE WARRENS WIN
>, one o. the Pooreat Played
Games Of tho Ball Season.
VAS M THE FIRST THREE INNINGS

,,no Visitors Bat,Sd out Victory.
Cooovcr was M, Hard aud vIokury
,,,, ruusla ut lImos-Tho series Is
eating Interesting = Yesterdays
National League Games and Other
Ncwsorsporr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-03

a-uh.l...u...I q o o = 0U2 j-ll
...su .......u....i 0 . y ! % o.
r.I runs. Philadelphia 2. Pittsburgh g.
.Nr" ult Tbpmp70n. llailMnl, Orl. VI
L l.arTDy. sICasrI Home run.
sfn..I Imtys Dgi InHty Cfu1L
.. uWgs out uvIGhaniN lby.n,
UHnIu.. IrYb'r p'hys nu'll.
I nn1 ryIg I'Awrr aud stack
I.I... uI Dfth q. % Hn".uy w. WIll
unfn g Passed balls, Grady I'm.
NO. ItlHC Iup,gHL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-03

nFhDA CitErurod NO mlnutcsby pr. Milne
pAm FILls. ''Oho cent II dose" Atdrugglsts,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-03

Caa ". L. P'rctr Club. ". !. Pro-
Mtrrn......N 10 200 New C9uc.lS u -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-03
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3 HeRRmANN.
Maybe You
Are Wrong

nthinkng that because vessel credit under
sell any furniture house in the city, Here fair sample
of prices that prevail throughout our whole stock
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-02-28
MISSING LINKS.

Babies do not hear we'll because the
bones of the ear are too soft to con-
vey the sensation of sound.
Trilby is the name just given to 4
railway station in the sugar sWaInps
of Louisiana, near the gulf coast.
The longest distance a letter can be
carried within the limits of the United
States is from Key West, Fla, to
Ounalaska, 6,271 miles.
The creates height above which a
canal has been carried by means Of
locks was on the old Ohio canal in
Portage County.
Over 400 diamonds are known to
have been recovered from the ruins
of Babylon. Many are uncut, but
most are polished on one or two sides
only.
A decapitated snail, kept in a moist
place, will in a few weeks grow a
new head, quite as serviceable and
good looking as that which was taken
away.
The most curious paper Weighta,in
the world belongs to the Prince of
Wales. 1t is the mummified hand of
one of the daughters of Pharaoh.
Many glass ornaments found in
Etruscan tombs contain small objects
or images in the interior. How the
ornaments were made is still a mys-
terry.
The estate Of Edwin Booth, by care
full management on the part of the
executors, has been considerably in
| creased, and now stands inventoried
at S672,623.
A New Jersey "a after joining the
Salvation army, returned to the gov
eminent S410 of pension money, which
his conscience would not allow him
to keep.
In Berlin a number of doctors have
started a ~"warenhaus," or warehouse,
for the supply of general merchandise,
as we'll as medical stores.
An uptown milk depot sign in Phila-
delphia reads: "Alderny milk, butter
and eggs"
Partisan restaurant keepers mix a
little honey with their butter. This
gives it an agreeable flavor, 1t is
claimed, and makes inferior butter
more palatable.
In many instances Dutch women
carry their entire fortune on their
heads. Females in very humble cir
c~umstances frequently wear headgear
worth several hundred dollars.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-02-28

ideal little dinner at which more thar
the usual incense had been burned OF
my alter. | dismissed my valet, who
in a decided state Of ~reniscence, l re
member. met me il the anteroom. anf
l went in alone.
A little fire was burning in the CRATE
in the armchair before it half lay
Charny. The boy had not obeyed me
then. After all it was the first offense
and | might-But he neither turned
nor looked at me / went to him. bent
over him, touched him, calling him by
name, and then with a low exclama.
ton of horror l gazed as if spellbound
on his face-upturned to me. vet with
no look of recognition-the boy was
quite dead.
But that was not all. Oh d little
table lay a note-a tote in Italian of
which Charny did not know one word,
1t ran:
My darling: 1 have died rather
than leave you. You have not known
me in these two months-the happiest
L have known since once-long ago.
Do not part with MY secret, and do
not look on my dead face as you looked
at NE in London. All! I cannot think
of that! Try to think of me sometimes.
Guido, and remember that [ have died
for love of you.
Carlotta Verniti.
Stunned-doubting the evidence of
my own sense Il stood looking on
that dead face; the lines and coIors
of disguise were gone, and the face
that smiled up at me was the face
L had once loved-I owe Still-better
than life itself.
For months I lay ill with the terrible
brain fever-ill unto death for many
days, and then utterly without /,
strength! Then when l was well again
[ went abroad. All prayers and threats
and entreaties were of no avail; l,
would not return to the stage. l was
of it, and of everything, and l
was filled with a never-ceasing long
+ng, a vain, pitiful regret.
Since that time 1 have been a wan
1erer whom few know; l lived every
where except in Paris, where l never
vent again. Then twelve years ago
came back to Florence and took once
more my rooms on the Via de Grand
It is a new building, and a new one
'ver the way, but it is the spot which
S sacred.
"Poor Guido; He is mad, as every
told me-" you are saying. "Only
hink! He imagines that the beautiful
md brilliant Lady Carlotta Arleigh, OF
whom all the world knew, once loved
lin. They say he could sing once;
do not know; but he is quite mad"
Be it so. l have written far into the
highland it is now 2 o'clock. Christ
mas night, the time when 1 found my
lead love fifty years ago. Pray God.
NY love, my love, to let me come to
'Ou. The world has forgotten us
hildren of another generation. Blu,
will remember. you-and for
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-02-28

Patrick Brady, Of Ottumwa, Iowa,
was found guilty of defrauding the
poor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-02
DE Aihonito hanoe recihido al aig1ian.

De Aib0nito hamos recibido ell siguien-
to talograma -" Desde nombramientO AL
calde Torrent, existe una completa divi,
sion aQuf entire pr0honbres partido incon-
dicional, debido que dos tres mente Ca
tos estan apoderadOs situaci0n. Sabe este
el Conit6 Central y no ha procurado po-
ner remedio, al contrari0, ha echado mas
lefa al fuego. Aver reuni6se Ayunta"
mientO para enviar terra Alcalde. Era
mos seis por siete, incluso Alcalde HUI
hi6ramos tenidO justa = expont&nea ma
*"rla 81 dos judas y un fariseo faltando &
su palabra, no hubieran creido en- halaga-
,toras promesas. ill., 8 hombres sensatos
y la opinion pdblica los tiene iuzgados
El actual Alcalde que ha lido en- terna no
tlene aQu1 ii simpat1as nj arraiRo, pues
sus dnioOs bienes son una panader1a sin
harinas que le di6 y le da caracter de ele-
gible. I'm cambio, los que eiempre hemos
venidO soportando como buenos contribu-
yentes las cargas del Estado Municipic,
mas clarO y que SO probaria case neceeari0
el SO por 100 de los contribuyentes de los
honbres dc pcsici5n polftica social que
siempre hemos estado al lado del Gobier-
no, estanos hoy desaira'ios sufriendo las
consecuencias de la rabia dc dos 8 tres
que dobieran dedicarse & traba1os mas
fuertes. Esta situaci6n podrza rosnediar-
Sc, n0mbrandO nuestrO digno Gobernador
lie Alcalde de este persona exit ana s. la
jurisdiction. - VGTdOs naoyores comtrGbu~
QemteS "
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-02
e. BIBLToTEcA DE 'LA CoRRB8PoNDBNoTA" 257

MOI Es muy eencllo. En- GIenmore os vo0
irritada por las hum;ilacioues que So os some
te; 20 os har1a iqual esos Que os trataD como
d Inferior. S9os pohre? Pues 20 cs oubrir6
de orc pedrerias. Yo habits en- ell pals del
sol, los briant4s son tan comunes en- FreY-
poor como los guijarros Ell los caminos do su-
tn rland. 5P"rtenec6is uua casa modesto?
Pu@a 20 os eng andecere dare IN palacio
Ser@is mi amiga os trstare mo favorit>.
Me di trAer6a de Ia monotonfa de Ia grandeza
H2bei5 hatlado de amor, y scaso logreis hacer>
ma comprepder ell hentido de esS p%I"bra, que
degoonocemos ncs :tc & lbs orientaes Y Que 81
pronuncia cada none sd en- Franca Y en- es
te dominic, gu "0toy entusiaalnado de haber
recibido hospitalidad, puesto que en- 81 os he
conocido
He ahf 10 que 20 puedo deciros. He re-
fcxionadt mucho antes de dirigiros estas pale,
br#t; elias SOL la explicaci6n de mi larga per-
mauencia en- este castillo.
Exfste una corrionte que ms arrsstra haoia
vos y experimento por ~uastra bellezs e..
iAyndadme d poderoslo expicar!.
-Un" viva inclinaci6n 1no es ESQ 10 que
quia1e dec vue ira 4 ltezs?
ST, uua inclinaci6n muy viva, que os de-
mostr~re ouando gusteis.
lusna ae habia oonmovido al fin ante aque.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-02
xARIEnAnEg

El hombre que no tiene paladar para
~aborear el rico cto>;v!ate malagueho Y
j fan1oaisinno vioo ',Jerez InoceHte", asl
como los frescos GaGilos do Fez, el sabroso
queso de- los Fjr;u<os y otros articulos ID
''prirnissizno ~;lrtallo' que venden en- cu
Colnado de Ia Gale tie San Francisco, c.
xecedo fler1nanos Colapa1la, es un onte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-02

En- Ia Sastreria Francesa de Tissot Sc
No solo 50 vonde Ia ropa muy barata sino
que So Tegala por cada peso que SO caste
una pap2lota para Ia venta por acciones,
dc billete d. la Loteria de Navidad de
Madrid, 10 billetes de la Provincial, doe
fuses oonaplet~s de caaimir etc. Adecnas
& todo ii que cornpre IN fus SO le regala
una botcIla do Aqua d. Florida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-02

nero 1862, folios comprendidos del l al 5.
Al que 10 devuelva SO le gratifcara con 81
valor del bi}late Sc han dado los pasos
opportunities para que no sea pagado
case de salir pre1niado. @1
Los sof1orea J. Padr6 y COmpahia,
duefl s. de- Ia tinnda ''El Nolcan", Luna
.,zGuina San Jusgo, eatan echando 81 res-
to en e4t4s dies. Acaban de recibir un
gran surtido do so1nbreros para caballeros,
abanicos japonoses y paraguas, que est8n
v.ndi@ndo 4 cualquier precioy .... con
ha:a !.,S 6eBores J, Padr6 y Compaflia
4>>p loa ulicos ;:geu50s Glol famosO ron
1n8z<:.> Matu~ate.." que IS 81 mejor y Ell
mas pur,: qu3 SO destila en- el pals.
DE- fIio grande nos egcriben: - Por
oorrao co hoy Sc elevara a ESQ GoDierno
General, Ia terna para el nomhraniento
i Alcalde dc este pueblo, habiendo eido
tlesignados por el Ayuntamiento den To-
mas Paz, don Manuel Pimentol y don Gui-
llermo Rexach, siendo ell primcro el Qua
tlee0ulrs.ti2 actualmente 81 referido c:,r:<.,
satief .oci6n de los partidos do Is locali-
dad y d7 la mayorla de los yocinOs. IL
:en0r P1z c3iuo alcalde de Rlo,grande ha
voerecido IL confianza del Gobiorno mien-
tras ha desempenado Ell cargo, estando
satisfecho el vecindario de su buena ad-
ministraci6n."