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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-08
p. f'IDEL GuI1LERMErY.

PERDIDA.-Ha sido sustraida 4 don don
Ramon Ramos, vecino de Rio-piedras ba-
rrlo de Cupey, unn potranca zaina, pas0
corto, un lucerito en- la frente, la pezufia
trasera izquierda blanca, marcada en- Ia
masa de atras r. 2. Sc sospecha que eli
autor de la sustracci6n Sc dirigi6 hacia O.
guas 8 Gurabo. Sc gratifcara al que de
noticias ciertas de su paradero al Secreta-
rio del A. 'untamiento de Rio-piedras. g.
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CASTELAR,, La hermana de la Carload,

CaST6IdE, La n5FIMan8 dc Ia CarldaQ,
2 tomos tela $3.50. Sanchez Moguel, Re-
paraciones b hst6ricas, Estu1ios peninau-
lares, 1 tomo pasta, $50. P. Bazan, Mo
rrif1a, tomo tela 81. Perez Blanca, Ma
nual de Telegrafia practica, 1 tomo pasta
$1.75. Castaflos, Gu1a Manual de Conner
clio y de la Banca, tomo holandesa So
El mismo, La verdadera contabilidal 8
curse complete de Tenedurfa de libros,
tomo holandesa So. Sautero, Elementos
de Hygiene privada pdblica, Q tomos ho-
landesa, $3.50. Liberia de B. r. Sanjurjo
Vidal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-08

FINCA por no poderla atender su due
10 SO desea vender una fnca en- los alre-
dedores del pueblo de Corozal, compuesta
de mas de Glen cuerdas de magnfficos te-
rrenos, con mas de ocho de cafe, veinte pro-
yautias etc., con una industria anexa ala
misma de rendimientos pfngues. Infor-
mara don A. Bou de la Tore. 1913
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-08

Donde mejor SO come en- Puerto Rico
es en- ell restaurant La CGt0zamG San
Francisco Sc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-08

La Comisi6n nombrada por la Real
Sociedad Economica de Amigos del Pals,
para ocuparse cerca de la Excelentisima
Diputaci6n provincial, de todo 10 relative
al establecimiento en- esta provincia de I'm
institute archaeological, ha satisfecho hoy
su importante cometido. .:..>
El seflor don Vicente Caballero digno
Presidente de la Excelentisima Corpora
ci6n escuch6 con ostensibles manifestation
mes de complacencia cuanto acerca del
asunto le expusieron los tres representan-
tes de la Economica, prometi6ndoles, des-
de luego, que aparte sus gestiones como
interesado en- el mejor servicio de cuanto
atafle a la salud en- general, harfa cuanto
estuviera su alcance como Diputado, pa
ra que sus compaferos resolviesen con la
elevation de m1ras que acostumbran asun-
to tan vital para ell pals.
Los sehores Don Gabriel Ferrer Her
nandez, Don Esteban Saldafa Casenave
Don Carlos Maria Soler, representatives de
la Econ6mica Sc proponen continuar traba-
jando particular y colectivamente cuanto
Sc refere al objeto de su cOmetido.
En- su oportunidad nos volveremos
ocupar del que motiva estas hneas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-08
MUERLES DE VENTA.-I

MUE BLE6 DE VENTA.-En eI cuar-
nero Sc vende I'm mobiliario de bei1Ico
en- buen estado compuesto de 1S sillas. t;
slllones, un centro, un sofa, una CANA, uR
selbot, una mesa escritorio, otra de come
dor y una lampara. Ill
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-08

La goleta inglesa Y. z. II. cargo en-
Ponce para New Haven 200 bocoyes con
49,, 800 kilos miel de purga.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-08

El Ayuntamiento de esta Capital, ha
votado la suma de mil pesos para las fes-
tas que SO disponen con objeto de festejar
al gener IL Martinez Campos y q las tropas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-08

Para conner sabroso en- esta Capital
vis1tese la fonda Las DeI5c5as. de A0uili
no Martinez, calle de Tetuan niimero Sc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-08

del pueblo le aguardaba Ia CompafifaI de
Voluntarios y despues del Tedeum visito
S. e. las escuelas, la estacon telegrafica
Ia alcaldfa, hospedaud 8 en- la casa de d.
Jacinto Blanco prepara5a al efecto Por
la noche hubo retreta por la banda de
Voluntarios. De aquf siguio viaje por la
mafiana para Caguas.-- Ve1aegas."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-08

Desde aver tarde Sc encuentra indis-
puesto recogido en- CANA, nuestro distin-
guido amigo 81 sefior don Salvador Bayo-
ma, dignfsimo Intendente General de Ha-
Gle Ida de la Provincial. Hacemos votos
por su pronto restablecimientO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-08
DE BREA

que prepara el DR.. Gonzalez, Y que Sc
vende en- Pto-Rico en- la Botica de =.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-08

Por ell t1ltimo vapor de la Peninsula NJ
tuvimos el gusto de recibir la vista de E.
Correo de UItr0mGr. 1 A qui6n le toca
ria leerlo.... est0 Vez.?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-08
Dice ell PeqWeEo Diar6o de Arecibo

UOL CO1440uG0 1Ugd at
la Inauguration Official del nuevo temple
que SO traslad6 la Respectable Logia
Amigos FSeIes. Los salones estan va com
pletamente decorados con lujo y arreglo
al ritual. El salon de banquetes es pre-
cioso y ha sido pintado por ell inteligente
artista Medina imitando una arqueria de
est1lo arabe. En- dicho dia habra reparto
de limosnas s pobres vergonzantes, solem-
ne tenida y banquet9 mas6nico. La Lo-
gia cuenta hoy con SO miembros aetivos. !"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-08

Sc ha recibido hoy I'm cablegrama de
Madrid en- este Gobierno General, partici.
pando que aver salio de la Coruna, con
rumbo & Cuba, el vapor San Agustin con.
duciendo 75O hombres de tropa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-08

Recortamos de El Imparc60z dc Madrid:
'La asamblea de la Cruz Roja de Ma
drid ha ter1ninado ell embalaje del material
necesario para veinte mil curaciones, que
remitira por el c0rreo pr6ximo al goberna-
dor general de Cuba. De L. mayor parte
dc las provincias ofrecen las comisiones de
la Asociaci6n dicha asamblea su concur
so, y la de Barcelona ha enviado tambi6n
material para mil curaciones la autori-
dad superior de la grande Antilla."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-08

La sociedad racreativa GO Hijos de Bo
rinouen," establecida en- esta Capital, hi
tenido la cortesia de invitarnos para III
bale de confanza dispuesto por su Direc
tiva para la noche del 21 del corriente
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-08

Han caido algunos buenos aguacerol
en- estos d1as, circunstaneia que, como e,
natural, nos priva de tener que pensar or
lener acueducto en- la Capital. Po~ este
expl6ndido triunfo felicitamos i nuestrs
activa Corporation municipal. .-.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-08

Dice el Herald de NuAva York que I'M
capitalista cubano recienllegado aquella
Ciudad dijo uno de los reporters def cita-
do peri0dioo, que Ia revoluci6n tomara en-
Cuba caracter muy s6rio 81 no SO implan-
tan las reformas ofrecidas, pl1es eli csc
case la gente que mas pacifica parece hoy,
sc ira la manigua cuanto tengan ell con
vencimiento de que no habra tales refor-
mas. El tai caritalista asegura que 81
Espafa no desple ga gran actividad le sera
impossible dOminaf lafinsurreccion.
Fueron detenidos por Ia policia en-
esta Capital los individuos Eloisa Ginket
Maria Pablo por escandalo y al interve-
mir el Guardia Juan Ferrer, agredi6le oea-
sionandole una herida EN- la frente y una
confusion en- un)aedo sal'do de Ia man0 derecha'
Paeajeros llegados por vapor espahol
S0ratO DOnaS7agO procedente de la Habana:
Jose Cianea, Benito Cerecedo, Santiago
Rogue y 119 de transito.
Aver tarde despues de haber entrado
en- prensa LA CORREsPoNDENCIA, recibimos
ell siguiente telegrama de Aguas-buenas:
ga las tres de la tarde anterior lego q
esta poblacion eli Excmo. Sr. Gobernador
General con lucido acompahamiento. Es
perabanle en- el t6rn1ino municipal de la
Jurisdiction, el Alcalde, Ayuntamiento y
disting1idpa caballeros, Ap ~ entrada
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-08

En- el Kiosko de la plaza de armas
(donde SO vende LA CoRREsPoNDnNc1A), J.,
hay buenos helados todas las noches en-
estos dias de semana Santa dssde la nueve
empanadas = paatelillos de pescado muy
sabrosos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-08
Aver tarda lleg6 a esta Capital en- trer

Qu6janse en- Santurce de que aver NJ
alcanz6 carne una gran parte de los We
cinos de aquel importance barrio, que tn
vieron que guardian vigilia de por fuarza
Sin embargo, afortunadamente, no hub
heridos nj contusOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-08

Nuestro estimado coleoa El Impartial
de Mayag1ez SO queja de ecibir LA Co.
RREsPoNDENC1A y su SUPPLEMENT- ustrado
de Madrid, con mucha irregularidad.
Nosotros podemos asegurarle que los en-
viamos puntualmente. Els, pues, precise
averiguar de donde pro vieoe la filtraci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-08

.0PARA SEMANA SANTA.-Si desea us
ted comprar un fus de .casinir hecho,
muy barato, acuda la sombrererfa ca
miser1a L0 Modo ElegG9ate Fortaleza 81.
Hallara ALI tambien corbatas muy boni-
tas, camisetas, medias, fuses de marinera
para nidos, paraguas y bastones, todo muy
baratO. /. :.' ~.@ 4-2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-08

Con motive de los festejos que SO pre-
paran por la proxima llegada del gener
Martinez Campos, todo el mundo acude
comprar ell excelente calzado que detail
America Salas en- su renombrado estable
cimiento EI Popular, Cruz ndmero 10.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-08

Hemos tenido mucho gusto en- estre
char la manO de nuestro ilustrado amigo
el se1or don Lucas Amadeo que actualmen
te SO encuentra en- esta Capital, y a quier
deseamos buen tempo entire nosotros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-08

!. Nos dicen de Vega-alta, que ell Ayun-
tamiento de Aguas buenas, ha contribui-
do con25 pesos para 81 Asilo de pobres que
Sc proyecta b acer en- ,aquel pueblo. TN
comerciante del misma pueblo que oculta
sun su nombre. 4E eontr1buyo COZ n e1nco pesos, =
lido 4 pesos con igual objeto. Bendita sea
la carload cristiana. ~.
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LicOr de Brea.
DEL DIR. GONZALEZ

Una de las razones por las cuales
el LICOR DE BREA DE GONZALEZ
cuenta gran n1Inero de partidarios, e.
por que tlene Ia propiedad de abrir el
apetitO auner1tandos La nutrici6n V
pOr tantO hace engordar,
Una ola Catarral reciente ha pro
ducido no pOcas flusiones en- las An
tillas y este es e1 monento de acudlr
& tOnar ell
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-08

Cintas, encajes fnfsimos, tiras borda
das, flores, plumas, sombreros adornado
para senoras, trajes para niflos, fuses he
chos para caballeros, pafIuelitos de hilo .
de seda, telas de Ultima novedad, tod
esu1ina Cruz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-08

DESTILADOR y licorista.-Desea CO.
locarse uno que lleva largos anos de prac-
tica en- esta profession. Dirijirse don
Juan Perez, calle del Sol mum. z. en- esta
Capital. "a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-08

CRUZ 27,-Escuela elemental de nj
flas.-Se preparan alumnas que deseen in
gresar en- la Normal de Maestras Sc fa
cilitan 4 este objeto cuanto datos Sc soil
citen.- .-Hlp6lGtG A.je1ajo de AIomso. s.:
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la ESPERIENcIA demuest-

Ungiento Dermogeno es seguro en- sus re-
sultados y satisface al paciente, como 10
comprueba don Jose Pares en- ell adiunto
documento. - CERT1FIco: que habiendo
hecho varias pruebas con ell Ungiento
Dermogeno tanto en- dlceras, como en- tu-
mores y her16as, jamas he hallado otro
ungiento igual. He aconsejado a varios
amigos, su uso y siempre sus efectos han
sldO lnfallbles. JOSE PARES. 45-27
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-08

Esta mafana Sc reuni6 Ia Junta d
Obras de Puerto con obieto de- tratar d
la reception al general Martinez Campos
y acord6 encargarse del arreglo9 del mue
co, que sera el que esta frente a la Adus
na.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28

a policeman at the Grand Central sta
tlon came quite near getting himself into
n force fight through ludiorous misun-
Outstanding. The day express from Duf-
falo had just rolled into tho station and
tho passengers wero making their way
through the phtos to tho street. An Irish
man dressed In overnlls and jumper
emerged from the crowd and walked up TO
tho policeman. Said he:
"I'm 'lertrician. | works with limo.
men laying OF wires. l do be comm down
here to get wurrok with the Wlstorn I'm.
ion. Cud y5 tell mo where thoy have
their buildlf ~
The fellow seemed to bs good naturcd
sort OF chou aud tho policeman took ex-
trH palms to SGT him right. IIo took the
fellow by the arm and walked him out in
Forty. second street, whore ho could SEQ tho
elevated station VI the Sixth avenue limo.
Then tho policeman said;
You go down thurc and get on an olo-
vatcd train going down town. Get OF Mt
Park plnce station and then walk up 70
tho corner of Broadway md Fey"
"Oi'll do nothin Of tho koind" shouted
tho lrishman. GO down to thu corner VI
broadway and die ycxclrl am from tho
country, and maybe LUX green, but 70
nor any other mon can mako fun OF mo.
I'd have 20 TO understand that"
He began to make hostile demonstra.
lions and was with grcat difficulty no.
strained from assaulting tho officer, but
finally he was made to understand. Now
York Tribune.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28
SHOOTING The RAPIDS.
just Enough Danger Present to Make 1t
n Fascinating Feat.

As wo approached tho stoorsmnn In the
first canoe stood up 10 look over tho course.
Tho sea was high. Was 1t too highY
The canoes were heavily loaded. Could
thcy leap tho wnyesY There was quick
talk among tho guides us wo slipped
along, undecided which way to turn.
Then the question seemed to settle ITSELF
as most OF these woodland questions do, as
n soma silent force OF nature had tho cast
ing vote. "Sautez, sautc2," criod Furdl-
nand, "envoycs au Target In u moment
we were sliding down the smooth back OF
the rapid, directly toward tho first big
wave. Tho rocky shore went Ivy us like "A
cream, We could feel tho motion Of tho
enrth whirllnR around with us. Tho crest
OF the blllow In front curlcd nboyu tho bow
OF tile canoe. 'Arroto, arreto, dOuco-
mont" A swift stroke OF tho paddle
checked tho canoe quiyorlng md pranuiug
like horse suddenly rolncd In. Tho wave
ahead, Us II surprised, sank and lattencd
for second. The canoe lenpod through
tho edge OF IL, swerycd to one sldo nnd ran
| gayly down along the fringe OF tho line OF
/ pillows into quluter water,
! Every onu fools tho cxhilaration Of such
descent. ! know lady who almost
{ cried with fright when she went down her
I first rapid, but before tho voyage was
ended shu was snying
Count that day loet whose low descending sun
Secs no fail leapod, no ioaning rapid run.
1t takes touch OF danger to bring out
tho Joy of lifo.
Our guides began to shout and joke
each other and praise their canoes "You
grazod that villain rock at tho corner, "
said Joan. DIDN'T you know where IL
vast
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28
CHARACTER IN LEGS.
Uncertain. Sloppy Lower EStremitie' Mark
Their Owners as Failures In Life.


"Dld you ever notice." asked the obsorv.
mt Jcrseyman, "tIat you could never tell
what tho general character Of man for
efficiency md ability is simply by seeing
his huad and faco and tho upper part OF
his body2 IL IL fact. You havo got to
teo mans legs to he nblo to give lair
estimate OF him, and II this rulo applies
MS surely to women-and OF that can't
speak with anything like certainty from
laok Of chances to make Decentralization
tho quicker tho rage for bicycle riding
comes In the better 1t will be for the young
mon who are seeking wlves-that Is, Of
course, surprising that they nre going to
exercise some judgment in making their
selections.
1.-THE manner in which was FIRST led to
observe this was through man who 90
cupied the humble place Of cashier In
cheap restaurant. Why man with such
an Intellectual face should be occupying
such a cheap place was fresh source OF
wonder TO INC every timo l saw him there.
His head was well formed, his voice and
manners woro those OF a man we'll brought
up, his hands were shapoly, and the whoe
OF his body, SO far MS could be seen as le
stood behind the cash counter. was that Of
Oh active, we'll formed, vigorous man.
DuI uIt uHy saw MN NuN VII WV
street and there was then no room to
question why be was n sort OF mental. 1t
was oil In hts leAs There was no lack Of
more physical strength In his legs appar.
emily, for no walked all right, but tho
trouble is best expressed In the torn slop-
by. They we're uncertain, lndeterIninato
legs that had sort OF unfinished look
about them, md tho mans feet, instead OF
matching his hands, were just Us sloppy in
form MS his legs. | hive soon innny such
pairs OF legs In nm idiot asylum.
Since that time hnyo noted the APP
penrnncu OF the legs Of many Of tho per
sons whom l know and compared their
character with the known histories ct
those persons, ard In NO casn havo ] fniSd
20 ilnd that n sloppy pair of legs WINS the
mark OF the men who wore failures In
lifo, despite tho possession OF good health,
good habits, good natural talents and these
often combined with all tho advantages
which education and well OF parents could
give TO them In beginning the world
"On the other hand, whenever | see
man with good clean cut pair Of legs an
swering to those Of rnco horse, or with
sturdy, emphatic pair OF legs, am just rs
certain as l con be that that man is going
to get there. Can 1t DO, do you suppose,
that 1t is because Of an instructive knowl-
odgo Of this that we seek SO naturally to
sec what sort Of ankles tho women have
and will spend hours In that study on q
rainy day without wcaryingH Applied by
my rule 1t would certainly DO o profitable
study, and the coming days Of bloomers
| and knickcrbockers will aid 1t, but still l
fcnr that We shall never BIO able to make
sure of tho character Of the women we SEQ
unless the law were to step in to aid US. ="
New York Sun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28

"CrookodY" remarked tho colonel from
Toxas, who has Just returned from an TX.
tended visit In Boston, Crooked, sahf
Why, never saw such crooked and such
narrow streets in my liio, Whenever
met q gentleman about my own bulld"--
and he swclled upto his fullest capacity to
give color to tho rcmark--"oithcr no or /
had TO crowd into an alloy TO lot tho other
by, and IL was worry inconyeniont. sab,
very"
Boston streets and sidewalks arc not
as wide as we have them horof" qneried
Tho Star man, who had boon listening
very attontlvely.
well, rather reckon not. And crook.
odl think tho mon who laid out tho old
streets OF Boston must havo used tho letter
S and figure for diagrams. Just to show
you, was wnlkirr along Washington
street, one Of the principal business streets,
ono afternoon, and about rod ahead OF
mo / saw tho back OF man l thought
know--something about his build and
clothing that seemed very fnmlllhr--so !
hurried up to catch bin. Ho started for
ward at more rapid gait at tho same
time but gained on him. and Just ns we
reached turn In tho street little moro
abrupt than usual put my hand ON his
shoulder. AT the faino instant felt n
hand on my shoulder, and looking around.
who do you suppose ! SAW"
Cant imagine, replied Tho Star man.
Myself. Dang my buttons II | hadn't
put my hand on my own shouiderl Fact
assure you" And he hurried away to
got rcady for his ,,u,lcs the next dny as
Sunday school Observation-Disclosures Star,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28
ANXIOUS
Grow the People in
Havana.
THEY ARR STILL WATCHING For
THE ADVANCING CUBANs.
ARE VERY NERVOUS
Merchants Afraid Of the Looting
Tint Would b, Done in Case
of an Uprising.
Tho Government Authorities Still
lions Made for Defense.

Havana. Dec. 27.-The excitement
which has prevailed here since the
insurBent army under Gomez and Ma
Geo entered the province OF Matanzas
continues today and is heightened BY
the rneagreness Of the news received
from the front. The Spanish authors
ties insist that the insurgents are In
retreat, and yet Captain General Mar
tinez dc Campos Is still here, and the
work OF terrifying Havana and vicinity
continues without an hours Interrupt
zion In any direction.
According to the official advlces, Ma
Geo Is at the plantation OF Olimpo. near
the town OF Cinrnarone2. u little way
north OF Joyclanos the town from
which Campos retreated upon Limon-
are. CimmaroneZ Is about Is milome-
tiers from the city OF Matanzas, capital
OF the province Of that name.
Quintnn Bhndera Is srld TO be with
his column at Sumidero. about 90 kllo-
meters from Mantanzas. and only Il
little way from Limonare where ac-
rordlng to official announcements.
Campos defeated the Insurgents
At MatanNas every preparation
II being mAne to resist the attack of
he Insurgents. Three field pieces have
been n.Vuutsa BEFORE the palace OF the
Eovernor at Matanzas, the windows and
doors have been barrichded, and the
building Is filled with troops and vol
lnteerB.
The authorities claim tina; hundreds
Of families from the province OF Ma
tnnzas are fiocking Into the capital Of
that part OF the country. while on the
other hand. the Insurgents assert that
lhey have been strongly reinforced
from the population OF MatnnzHs since
their columns entered that province
The authorities Of Matanzas are buslly
At WORK errvsting people suspected OF
being In sympathy with the Cuban
lrny,. and, As people were taken Into
bustody today.
Here and In this vicinity. in spite OF
The reported bad position OF the in
urgcuts, the work Of preparing for the
defense Of Havana Is being pushed
with all the vlgor possible. mud all
the regular soldiers ana volunteers
who can be spared are belrg hurried
10 the front. Provisions are being col
lected, cattle are being driven in, and
,yerything denotes tho greatest anx'
lefty and excitement.
Everybody one sees in the street,
peems to be in a state OF great nervous
Excitement The triumphant march %
the insurgents seems TO have a greaN
effect upon the populnrc, The mcr
EHahts oI tnls chy arr beginning ~ ~
very nervous, and look forward with {
great deal OF alarm to the prospect o
an uprising here and the entry o
the Insurgents Into Havana. which. (
Is claimed. IL certain to be the sigma
for Wholesale looting and other serl
Qua disorders, In face OF all thcs
alarming rumors and expressed fear
the government authorities insist Their
is absolutely no danger that Mace
Will ever get any distance beyond Ma
tanzas.