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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-11-09
COED JOURNALISM.

Our esteemed contem porary, the Dem
ing Headlight, is mistaken. The New
MEXICAN assumes no superiority over its
colleagues of the press throughout the
territory. II puts itself up on no pin
nacle. 1t does, however, reserve the right
to "tak back" once in while. When it's
enemies become too reckless in their
statements, when newspapers impose
upon journalistic license, or when the
public good would seen to demand that
it differ with its fellow craftsmen, 1t has
always spoken out in meeting, but never
theless it esteems the good will of the
New Mexico press in general and the
weekly press in particular, recognizing
the latter as an able and potent factor in
righting all wrongs and defending the
interests of the people. We are happy
to say that we have never had to take
issue with the Headlight for breach of
public faith or for lending its columns
toward the disgrace of good journalism.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-11-09
A BIT PERSONAL.

The NEW MEXICAN is averse to consum-
ing space in its columns for replying to
attacks made upon its editor by either
the lawyer-p politicians possessed of scrib
bler's itch or newspaper men who 80
recklessly juggle with truth as does Allen
Kelley. In the case of the latter, how
ever, who, as is pretty we'll known, has
never lost an opportunity to misrepresent
the New MEXICAN under its present man
agement, We desire to abrogate the rule
long enough to say:
Mr.. Kelley's oft-repeated charge in the
Independent Democrat that Max Frost,
the former owner of the NEW MEXICAN,
and Republican, has had, since January l.,
1894, and now has, any influence in mould
ing the political policy of this paper un-
der the present management, is not
based on truth nor fact il the remotest
degree.
The straightforward, upright and fear
less Democratic policy pursued by the
NEW MEXICAN since its present editor as
sumed control is itself refutation of this
charge.
The files of the paper amply testify to
the truthfulness of these statements.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-11-09
unfortunate

Cod-liver oil suggests
consumption, which is al
most unfortunate.
Its best use is before you
fear consumption when
you begin to get thin, weak,
run down then is the pru-
dent time to begin to take
care, and the best way to
take care is to supply the
system with needed fat and
strength. SCOTS Emulsion
of cod liver oil, with hypo-
phosphites, will bring back
plumpness to those who
have lost it, and make
strength where raw cod
liver oil would be a burden.
4 substitute only initiates TIE original.
Scorr Bowss, Chemists. New York soc. and sI.oo
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-11-09

So it appears from the records of the
auditors Office that, at the time the habby,
truth-hating blatherskite of the Chieftain
and the bringing coward of the Citizen
who solemnly swore that he did not know
who wrote three column editorial for
his own paper were accusing "Tom
Smith and Judge Laughlin" of having re-
duced the territorial court fund to 1916
and wanting to know what "those fell
lows" were doing with the public money,
there was an actual cash balance of
$1,343.49 in that fund; that $1,003.41 have
since then heen drawn from the fund for
use in the I'd and 5th judicial districts,
leaving balance of $339.S2 still on hand
that not dollar had then been drawn
from the fund for use in Chief Justice
Smiths district nor has dollar since
been drawn from the fund for that pur-
pose. If these facts do not brand cool"
Williams and "Col." Hughes as deliberate
and malignant liars it is because there is
no more space left on their bodies for the
placing OF such brands.
For the information Of respectable
people, we will add that the territorial
court fund has been drawn by the clerks
of the several judicial districts in com
pliance with the provisions of chapter
XXI, of the acts of the 3lst legislative
assembly, and six red-handed murderers
under sentence of death in this county
alone are among the wholesome and
righteous results accom- lished by its ex-
penditure. If it is true that the statute
was rather loosely drawn, and should have
made definite provision for the pro rata
distribution of the money among the dis
tricts, as it was paid into the treasury,
the legislature, not the judiciary, should
be blamed. AS matter of fact, however,
no serious injustice has been done, even
to the people of Chief Justice Smiths
district, for the reason that additional
dividends will undoubtedly soon replen-
ish the fund and all the districts will get
the full amount Of the balances coming to
them.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-11-09
IN THE LIGHT OF TRUTH.

The Albuquerque Citizen approvingly
copies the appended truthless and con-
temptible editorial paragraph from the
Socorro Chieftain:
"By what rule of law do Tom Smith
and Judge Laughlin draw an order on the
territorial auditor for all the funds but
$4.75 in the territorial treasury, coming
from the Albuquerque National bank and
savings bank, that we're appropriated by
the last legislature to hold courts in the
several districts WITH Some one who
has the interest of New Mexico at heart
had better look into this thing. What
business have those fellows with the pub
lie money, anyway"
We frankly confess that we approach
the task OF dealing With such mental and
moral microbes as the so. called editors of
the Socorro Chieftain and the Albuquer-
que Citizen with good deal of reluc-
tance; but, realizing that God for some
inscrutable purpose permits these poison
emitting creatures to have the use of such
dangerous facilities as newspapers, and
that even the minutest particles of poison
may produce mischievous results, we pro.
coed to the treatment of the paragraph
quoted in the same sort of spirit that
would prompt Us to warn this or any other
community against miscreant caught
in the act of attempting to spread the
germs of diphtheria or scarlet fever
among the school children.
There is not even a trace of truth in
the paragraph, and "Col." Williams and
"Col." Hughes both knew 1t when they
gave it publicity. 1t was conceived in
sin and born in iniquity. The motives
back of 1t are among the lowest and
msansst that svsr influence human 40.
tion. II gratinsd the pitiful personal
malice Of this precious pair OF colonies,
and at the same time presumably pan.
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dered to the pleasure Of their noble
master, who doubtless will reward them
by judicious promotion from ordinary
lick-spittles to decorated and bedzened
boot-laps.
1t will be perceived that the paragraph
quoted makes no direct charge. Accord
ing to the usual custom of cowardly liars,
it simply makes damaging insinuations,
and, doubtless having in mind the
proverb that "a lie will travel league
while truth is putting on its boots," its
unscrupulous author hoped to mislead
and prejudice many people before his
falsehoods would be overtaken and re-
futed.
But, measurably at last, he INDUCED a
delusion. About the time "Col." Will
liams, a bright and shining luminary of
Mr.. Catron's bar association, was pro-
pounding his brazen questions and in
sinuating that atom Smith and Judge
Laughlin" had drawn the entire special
territorial court fund shut $4.75," the
New MEXICAN procured from the terri
torial auditor and promptly published
figures showing the exact condition of
that fund. That article was given
the benefit of this papers wide circula-
tion on November l and it has since
been copied by numerous other terri
torial papers. Thus "Col." Williams was
caught and convicted with greater celer-
ity than he anticipated. Here are the
figures we then printed:
The total amount of money 80 far
placed to the credit of the special terri
torial court fund arising from Albuqker-
que National bank dividends is $15,-
4s1.72, against which warrants have been
drawn and paid to the amount of $14,-
108.49, leaving cash balance on hand of
$1,343.23. Under the law each of the
Judicial districts of the territory is en-
titled to draw $6,175 against this fund, no
provision being made for distributing
the actual cash as paid in pro rata among
the different districts, and it has hence
happened that the money has been
drawn out on the principle of first como
first served as follows:
First judicial district, $7O6726; End
district, $2,lOO.4S; Sd district, $4,000; 5th
district, $3,940.75. 1t will be perceived
that the 4th or Chief Justice Smiths dis
trict has not drawn cent of the money,
while, owing to extraordinarily long and
costly terms of court, Judge Laughlin's
district lacks $107.74 of having drawn its
entire share of the fund. nquestionably
future dividends will 80 increase the fund
that all the other districts will get their
full share, and the fact that some of the
districts may have to wait few months
for the actual cash is the only possible
cause of complaint in the premises.
Since the above statement was printed,
Judge Hamilton has drawn from the fund
mentioned $49s.3s for court expenses in
Eddy county and Judge Collier has drawn
$5o5.O3 for court expenses in Bernalillo
county. Hence when the auditor closed
his books last evening the exact condi-
ton of the special territorial court fund
was as follows:
Total cash paid into fund. ...... $15,4 51 Y /
"a ct H. Al,r.SN
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The Populists have sadly lost their
grip not only IN Kansas, but in Colorado,
Illinois, Mississippi Kentucky and else
where. They may make a feint at keep
ing up their party of organization next
year, but we doubt it. Better get back
to fret principles and take sides with one
or the other of the old parties. Let's
fight it out on straight lines in future.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-11-09

~The New MEXICAN is the oldest news
paper in New Mexico. 1t is sent to every
Post Office il the Territory and has large
Ead growing circulation among the intelli-
gent and progressive people of the south
wSst
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-11-09

TIE unkindest cut of all is John Sher-
mans denunciation of Brlce. That's
hitting man when he is down with a
vengeance,
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A. B. RENEHAN,

Attorney at Law. Practices in all terri
torial courts. Commissioner court o.
claims. Collections and title searching
Office with E. A. Fiske, Spiegelberg block
Santa Fe.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-11-09
E. A. FISKE,
T. f. CONWAY.

Attorney and Counselor at Law, Silver
City, New Mexico. Prompt attention
given to all business intrusted to his care.
Pr tice in all the courts in the territory
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RATES or SUBSCRIPTIONS.
AL contracts and bills for advertising pay.

bic monthly.
all communication intended for publica-
ton must be accompanied by the writer's
asn,e and address-not for pnblication-but
- evidence of good faith, and should be ad.
dressed to The Editor. Letters pertaining to
business should be addressed
New MEXICAN Printing Co.,
Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 8.
THE New MEXICAN prints the news.

SANTA FEE county's public schools are
doing splendidly under the vigilant care
of Superintendent Cosme Herrera.
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A. A. FREEMAN, ELFEao BAoA
Late Asso. Justice N. NJ. Sup. Court.
FREEMAN & BACA,
Attorneys at Law, Socorro, N. NJ. Viii
practice in the courts of Socorro. Lin
coin, Chaves and Eddy counties. Also in
the supreme and U. 8. Land courts at
Santa Fe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-02
IA CORRESPONDENCE De PyERTO.RlCO. :
JURY pE MAYO DE 1895. e
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sGACETA CIAL De HOY

Gobierno General Secretarfa. Ne
gociado 3..'-Reales Ordeness confrmando
Ia aprobaci6n provisional. otorgada por el
Gobierno General a los expedientes ms
fruidos Apor los Ayllntamie de Come
rio y Naguabo. Il .@
ADMINISTRATIVE Central de Contribu
clones Rentas Seha alaudo ell dia Is del
,corrieute & las 10 de Ia alana para la
subasta del serYicio de impresosdel ramo
de Hacienda. r.: =. .sz~~--= :. J.
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5s 81 tropa sS aallRban fOrmadas por
com HAS en I'll citadQ patio, donde deja
ban Or sus marciaIes acordes la banda
lelmismo cuerpo. y las de- Voluntarios =
Benehcencia. .x = , ~.
Ia concurrencia de darnas caballe-
ros era numeros1s 1sinna 7 presenclaba ei &C
fo po1slas puertasy yentanaa lin immense
nd blico. El lunch para los senores ohcla=
IeR, ae sirvi6 en- Ell piso~ alto del edihcio y
el rancho en grandes eInesas colocadas en-
Is anchas galleries. ba1as que can. al patlo' %
Mas 6 menos 4 las cinco pressH from
ae en elz Quartet, de uniformes 81
0baTnador General gus ayl1dan
iaEd6 recibid0 q los acordes de IA naarCha
real. Pocos mo nsntos despues, Hegaroa
4 IS. E. el general 2 e Cabo con les ofieiales
de a plaza. ,.el Iillstrfsimo senior IS Obispo,
SS ID. eI general de Marina aeompanado
algunos oficiales del dicho Cuerpo, al
sefiar AIcalde una Gomisi6n Ia Dipu-
aci6n Provincial ~ todos los senores Je-
les y Ofciales frances de serViclo Dc los
distintos cuerpOs da La guarniciony contain
dos entire eatos buen nlnero de- Volun
tarios TEaTnbien gran ndmero de dama2
y caballeros y repres clones dela prem
sa peri6dica. -
clio, que dan al Oeste, hallabase una COnll-
sion de danas de la Cruz Roja3 osten
Earado el 9distintivo de tan simpAtica como
6lantr6 6pica ociaei6n. 4
JET rancho tue expl6ndido y abundans
tfsimo, mlentras so servla cram ylsitadas
las Qalarias por los concurrentee.
Terminado 81 rancho, fneron invitadoa
los presentes para pasaIs al salon alt don
as esfaba dispuy sto el s'lunch a n1la
mesa Erimogosame ser7ida all sse
vefan ernparedados sale chich On riql1isirloE
d1llces do todas Ole ses = profnsi0n de VinOs
W licores, sin que I'll ltase 81 indispe pensable
champag ne.
AI 6estaparse este, I'll enthusiastic te.
niente cOroaael del atal Ion, ns1esbro ami
fs1cion de Ia Cruz Roia,que fue cOntestado
con entusiasnno por todos los eoncllrren.
les. Ia disbinguida DANA pr6sIde ba dc
Ia Association, dofia Dolores Ay bar de Acu.
fSa, did las gracias en nonbre de ~ aso
ciaci6n U efrecio y entreg6 aSYlto "a 8 ga,
mo las Baioras que Ia accxap a1l 81 lof
dietintivo os de TN Sociedad cor que adorne
ban sIs Drazosy para Las In uIancias dt
Cuba
DeBde agnel nonento en adelante to
ao f1S alegrEa, fraterniclady y arm 90fa "a.
tie los pFeaentes, hasta que se pEesent0 III
Y nl al el cabaIlsro oficiaI eefior O ell
NYre ca gad0 en hombros pOr Vs cOrnpa
ferOs, fll6 coli cado sob q mess, d0nde
inici6 ioa bFindis rscita ana redondi
lles. aIusivae Ia 1es que tue
ron ma1Y nplaEdlc
BffndRHon 1oN 6nSA9s ss6N1o
&ica loB cfi0rs oas3 sehayllqSe
ernand q Juncos. eaaleal le ss
o& eGr1a. L0v6F Arizona, @ueg
actor de- Ia Com GA Y 81 iol
efez Miquelinis QQien "a ASa mon 81 81
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Nueatro Director sigue me- Grand D Do
60 q POGO en Catalo. donlle - oI5Ieto q s.
consta antes atenciones de aqslaA Binop AticO
Vecindario. Pronto espeFa mos teIef 81
gl1sto de anI1ncia & sus ami os sl1 CON.
pleto resta ablecin iento
De Ilares: Han lleQado sdantss
de Una de las acredi ditadas ri szeFfa.s tle
Quay anna, tres hernaoa0B 9laevoe nov
LES para la cOrrida olae e ll1Qar el
sKo no doEain Se han sonlatido = la
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ssl Egent 90 GO0veacido de- Que dicho as
do ss excelent8 para la aidi af1ip
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LAFIEsTA PATRIOTIGk De AVER :.
DEsPfDlDA DEL BATTALION AzADtbESDE COLON
jAds6s H. Puerto p R5col

q. Aver tarde, seguns 10 anuncianos
oportunamente, tavoslugar an el Quarts
de- Ballaia q lunch cfreeido pr "a Gonai
sion de obsequios los selores Jefes VI of
ciales expedicio ionarios, y 81 aueulento ran
oho extraordinario regalado la tropa
El pate del CuaEtel repEesentaba un aa
puestas en- pabell6n. En- el centric del ledi-
hcio sobre una de Las yentanas atlas de
sla parte del Este, leiase IN Ietrero conno-
Wedor: ~> U.s.. N $%Sss...>>4. =.>.< :.
Decia asf:
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y1andaras, 10 pesos-Don Jcs6 Maria
Suarez, s pesos. Senores Hijos de Bozzo
y Compsfifa, 5 pesos.- 81 hores Sobriues
de Izquierdp = Compadia, 20 pesos -Su-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-02

nace1 bonito cllerpo delamt9 De su noyiay
'provease de III buen par de botines de.
.charoI de los Que detallan Pieras y Com
.pafl 81 eu acred dlbadO y bien surtido eas,
tabieeinie e "a PalKnesana,' Fortale-
"a nlIraero 32 Allf como dice 81 refr6n,
S mo hay rasps Que se eujete.D
ara 81 pgh hlicacii6n heln0s recibid0 Il.
siQlliante eHpta
sr. Director ds Ia COREHlsPo PoNDnNcIA
Presenfa:
DiadIn0 07iglo cofap hero: Ha bieud0 de-
81 aze 8 lppe que me di6
81 os -8tal u. Ell un fne15e paludismo, for
rs sSisnnder a publication de
Agos 61 sgCtcs klasta v8r si 81 ca1nalo
tlp sQ me gaelYa Il eell1d
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AseguEo contra fnGnndia

~ : =
Ea Sociedad tHAMBURGo. .BREMENsED sau.
torizada por Ell Gobierno efectua aseguros
sobre edifcios-y su contenido, como Mer-
caderfas de todas classes, muebles etc, SO.
bref fHaciendas de Cana y Cafe ETC., PRE-.
MOS MUY MoDIcos Para informes diriiir-
Ese al agente general. -@.-.
A. RAUSCHENPLAT.
San Juan P. B., Tetuan 1S. 1876 ::
En- session ceIebrada anoche Dor la Di.
rectiva de La sociedad de socorros mituos
La Beaefca, han sido admitidas como So
clos 3Se pers0nas, y Sc hallan en- tramita-
cion 26 solicitHdes de ingrsso para Ia pro-
xima .junta. Esto demuestra, que Ia OPT
MON publica no respohde Is propaganda;
EquegcnritG GtiUdnesste Sc hace contra tan
|respetable soeiaci6n.
Sc ha aprobado "a reparaci6n de la fa-
lin de Sanidad de este puerto Dor 81 inl-
porte de 168 pesos 46 centavos.
PoreI GobieEno General ha sido desti.s
Hnado para l6s obras de construction del
faro aPunta Muaso Ell sobrestante don
Antonio Puigceryer.
Muselinas ehaconadas, velo re1ieioso,
tiras bordndas, nansfs dnos, tifas borda-
das. encaies de tedas clases azal1ares pa
"a traies de noyias, ricRs telas de eda 8
#infnidad dao otfos articulos que Sc venden
& precios barat tfsimos Ell popular esta9
blecimienbo g la Falna de Puerto -Rico,9
de francisco Arrabal, Gale de San Franz
cisco nimero 40 Procure alIfsal amigo
9afefa,y quedaE6 usted compIacido.
De sJuncos nos dicen: G EI domingo
IS del anterior mes, que Sc hallaba de paso (
en este pueblo el intelieente professor de
snnlIsica de Aglas Buenas don Eleutefio
Melendez, tuvfmos el gusto de oirle cantar
uu Banedictus comps esto .por el mismoy
"a de dicho dfa; & jllzga7 Sin passion de-
nfu1un eneros poden1os decir que 81 se-
nor 6elendez Sc distin0ue mucho en- Ell
csnto por su buena Z afln4da voz; como
profesots de ndsiea, ya hemos bedi1o ccaSNs
sion "a apneciaI 3 eloQiai. s1a snas com-
pos1b bones 1usfcales que sie1nr han me-
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mel de Infanterfa, mayor de esta plas.
"a, don Juan Melendez eUrios, persoha
gsneralmente apreciada por euantos le CO.
tlyo lIlgar esta ma fiana las 10aa, concu-
rri5 lsnlln1ero de distinguidas perso.
mas. presidiendo 81 d5alo los Excelertfsi-
mos sehores GobernFGor General y 2.o Ca.
lDo, secretar 10 DC Gobierno y 81 teniente
.sefior Garcia Guy cercano pariente del
difunto Las cintas las llevab ban los sefio-
res Jef de- Ia glarnici0n, luciendo 81 f6-
retro lliosas coronas tribute que le rem
elfar alls parientes amigos Medic bata-
Hon dsT,oI6n rindi6 lOs 1ltimosS honores
81 estiIaadQ amigo que va no existe. De
todo eoraz5Ea enviannos & su afiijida faIni-
LA nuestros mas sfnceras pala bras de con-
tloleuci
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Nos escriben de Juncos::


pueblo que antes llamaba la atenci0n por
su buena organization, va decayendo el
6spiEltu enbusiasmo en- algunos Volunta-
rios, debid0 &. ciertas informalidades cue
se yienen cometiendo con Ell nombramien-
to de classes, posters gandose & los que tie
zen mas amos de servicio, q casa de la
nhuencia de algunas peTsonas que pre-
enden favorecer solamt nte sus adictcs
sins paTarse en- mlentes, pues precisamente
para ell nOEnb ani6nto de una plaza de of
eial, vacantR, Sc susurra de que Sc piensa
nombrar 4 una persona xtran do la To-
calidad, despues de habsrse propuesto &
I'm indiyiduo que aaemas de reunir las
condiciones dtl case tiene mucho entusias-
mo y goza de simpatfas entire los que COM
oonan eata Companfa; y por mas que el
Captain Sc esfuerza por contentar y que
ess cumpla por todos eI Reg!amento, parece
que hay algunos esIirituSaqHe tratan de
imponerselessy 7 sa1irse con la suya yaidos
de su Influenza r dinero. De continuar
asf cundira el desaliento hasta quedarse
en- cuadro la Compahfa. -
El dia 80 de1 pasado por la tarde fue
sncontrado ahol cado en- aCaYey, con una
soga, colgada de la soleIa de la habitaci6n
- que vivia, el jornal 70 zacarfas Santa
gby Rodriguez, de quien So dice venfa
sufriendo hace tempo ataques de- enage-
nacion mental
Cintas preeiosfsimas, tiras bordadas
entredoses, plumas y flores Ultima move
lad r elegantisimos Eombroros adornados,
nuy bafatos para sef1oras, solicftelas us
ted en- La Lama, San Francisco, esquina
Cruz. =. sS.zz-S -
Ha fallecido en- Arecibo la esfimabIe
sehorita Josefa Betanceurt muy esti1aada
en- aquella loealidad por cuantos La trata-s
ron.-R. ]. P. -
Nos ha visitado ell nuevo peri6dico que
con Ell titnlo de EI Autonomista Y diripi-
do y redactado pectiYamente por nues-
tros amigos y eompaaeros los sehores don
Jose Eeoncio Rodriguez , d. Etoy de Zee
narro, .ha empeZado & publicarse en- esta
Capital. Agradecemos la atencion y con
seando al nrevo colega felicidad y bue-
ma suerte. :
Segun hemes dido decir, mafana las
ocho de la misIna Sc embarcara para Cuba
en- Ell vapor Julia el battalion de Colon.
. la cosecha de tabaco en- los Estados-
Unidos, produjose sel aho pasado 40 milo
mes de libras Los estados que figuran en-
Drimera Inca en- esta production son:
Kentucky con 184 millones de libras; Ca
rolina del Norte con 43 millones Kirgi-
Para los trabaios que han de eiecutar-
Sc en- Ell mes actual por la Jefatura de
Obras publieasse mapdan ibrar $23 mil.
EI vapor Tasco cargo en- Mayaguez
para la Peninsula, GIG sacos SO, ,048 kilos
cafe, 865 saeos2s7. .074 kilos azdcar = II sa-
fcos con 769 kilos cacaos -
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-02


erltusiasno diio sVoy d buscar s un CO.
mandante que quiera perrnutar conlnigo.
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Terminate el lunch, Isl senior "a rbona
desde una de las ventanas del edifciO, u
despues 81 sehor Mi lini, dirig ieronse &
tai fropa que estaba en 81 patio, pronun-
ciando pa!abras alentadoras, que fneron
contestadas con vitores atronadores 8 Es-
paila,. al Rey, & Puerto Rico, ell Eiereito y
al BatalIo On de Colon. !: 49,
Desde este momento entregaronse los
soldados 81 III mas franca algeria, bailando=
Ia iota que tocaba Ii banda de Volunta-
rios, arroiando 81 aire los soEnbreros etc.
va aabemos 10 que es una fiesta entire sol
=dados espaholes EN- monentos en- que So
les cita para defender Il bandera nacional.
Aquel puhado de Valientes en- u am
pIisimo patio. retozaba de ALGERIA, sin otra
.preocupaci6n, que IL de- veneer los enc
migos de Espafia s quienes van 8 conba-
Til en- las emmaranadas manlguas de Cuba.
I La fiesta patricia termin0 las ~ de
la noehey fus digna de an obieto. No la
oIvidaran nunca las nunerosas person as.
que la presenciaron con 81 pecho henehido5
Do entusiasmo. . o. =z=s @..Ss<=ss. 6 ss .. J
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