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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-09-18
THE PINE BLUFF GUN CLUB.
The Weekly Contest Of It's Mem
 bers Took Place Yesterday.

The Pine Bluff Gun Club held its regular weekly contest Thursday af- ternoon. The shooting was better than that done at the previous con test; all of the contestants making fairly good records.
 Nlr. J. T. Lloyd captured the first prize in Glass A, and Mir. F. A. How ell that in Class B. There being only one member of Class E, Mir Howell was advanced to Class A.
 Mir. Will Riley won the medal in Glass C.
 The next event will wind mp the seasons shoot, and Mir. j. T. Lloyd will on that occasion present a very handsome gun ease to the person making the best record.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-09-18
THE TEXAS ON A ROCK.
She Struck It While Going Into tho
 IEarbOr st Newport.


 Harbor st Newport.
 NEWPORT, R. Sept 1.-The bat .leship Texas, which left the North At antic squadron yesterday afternoon for she purpose of getting supply of tor oedoes here, struck a rock while coming nto the harbor at , 20 o'clock and is hard and fast. She rests on the rock smidship and resists all attempts made oy the tug Aquidneck to dislodge her. The position of the vessel is dangerous one and should storm set in it would go hard with her. The place where the vessel struck is almost directly opposite ;he torpedo station,
 Captain Glass, when seen refused to De interviewed He gave orders to let 10 enc come aboard the vessel. The department at Washington has been no- ified of the accident The Texas is 8 secondclass 2-turret battleship of 63l5 ;ons displacement and 5000 horsepower. Her speed is F knots an hour. She was built in 1889 20 and cost $2, 900, GOO.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-09-18
Threatened With Dynamite.

RIO DE JANEIRo, brazil, Sept. 18.- The state bank managers in this city have received anonymous letters which contain threats of ominous purport. Several of the letters state that the banks will ba blown up with dynamite. The letters gre supposed to have been written by anarchists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-09-18

1 believe in arbitration. Arbi- sration is simply the extension of the idea of the court of justice. It is merely instituting tribunal, an impartial tribunal before which men may go and settle their differences instead of resorting to violence to settle those differences.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-09-18
BRYAN'S COLUMN.
Great Truths From His Chicago
 Labor Day Speech.

# Capital is, but the fruit of labor and you cannot destroy labor with out destroying the possibility of future capital ! IT The common people are the only people who have ever heard gladly sany person who breaches humanity and equal rights. ttt There are no necessary evils in government. It is the abuse of government against which we have the right to complain. tt
 No part of the people of the world are 80 important to the welfare of mankind as those whose labor and brain convert natural resources into material wealth.
 tt
 ln government like ours every year offers the citizens an oppor- tnnlty to prove his love of country. livery year offers him an oppor- aanlty to manifest his patriotism.
 tt tt
 "reat common people believe in a pemocratic form of government. "ecaase 1t IS only in a Democratic form of government that they are able to protect their rights and ad- vance their interests.
 IT
 The struggling masses not only produce the wealth and pay the saAes oi the country in the time Of peace but the struggling masses aase ever been and must ever be .h .ae Nations surest protection in the time of peril.
 1t
 government was not instituted anons men to confer special favors ~ any Government was instituted
 VIC protection of all the citizens
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-09-18
The Texas Eloatad.

NEWPORT, R. |, Sept IS The United States battleship Texas which vert ashore at the mouth of the harbor here Wednesday foated early yesterday and is apparently uninjured Four tugs were required to get her into deep water, and the work was accomplished after 30 minutes steady strain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-09-18
Spanish Cruiser Disabled.

KEY WEST. Sept. 1s.-Advicss re- ceived here are to the effect that the Spanish cruiser Infanta Isabella has been disabled at the entrance of the port of Havana. She has asked for as- sistance
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-09-18
TWO CHILDREN DEAD.
They Overturn 8 Can of Gasoline and
 Are Suffocated.

Chey UVertuFh CAh or oAsoIIhe Anu
 Are Suffocated.
 BONNER SPRINGS. Kan, Sept. 1S-- Harley, the 4-year-old son of A. w. Petit, druggist, and Charley Waters, 3 years old, were found in all uncon- ,cious condition in the cellar under Mr. Pettit's drugstore. They had over turned q 5.gallon cask of gasoline, and as there was no explosion, the children were nearly suffoeated by the fumes. Both were pronounced dead soon after being taken from the cellar.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-09-18
Advised the Officials.

WAsHINaroN, Sept. l8.-Capt. Glass. commander of the battleship Texas, tel sgraphed the navy department from Newport that the ship was. fioated at yesterday morning, apparently unin. iured. The department will wait until ,ull mail advices comes before ordering sn investigation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-09-18
colored B.ptists Meet

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 18.--Over 1000 dele gates, representing 1,6o0,0o0 negro Bap- tists of America, have assembled in the First Baptist church and will remain in session for week. The occasion is the seventeenth annual convention of the National Colored Baptist association.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-09-18
MALLORY WAGON AND HARNESS CO, GOES TO l THE WALL.
. onments Run Last Night . rr,eeate Nearly S5,OOO-- rbe Assetts Greater
 Than That Amount

,.toohments were run by Sheriff Er'a,stt last night onthe stock of the
 allory 'n Wagon & Harness Co.,. eoL l T. Mallory, proprietor.
 rba first attachment was run by k,a Perry Manufacturing Co.,. Of
 pa,anopolls, Ind, for $1, ,152.SO, and
 finer attachments soon followed. The attachments up to the present
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-09-18
He VIII Die.

PERRY, o. T., Sept. 1s.--At Pawnee Elmore Cox, liveryman, and L. P. Crawford, merchant. fell out over busi- ness matters. Cox struck Crawford over the head with scantling. and he will die. Cox is under arrest.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-09-18
'..,,, ., . ra os folio ws:

Total, $4 ,49S.2 ? # The assetts will fully cover the lia- ailities The Mallory Wagon X
 Harness Co, i, located i'll the two story brick on the northwest corner hf Barraque and Pine streets, and farried one of the largest and hand- somest stocks of buggies, wagons saddIes. brides, harness etc, in Southeast Arkansas.
 Capt. Mallory. the proprietor, has 5be sympathy of the community in
 his financial troubles, which we hope, ||giIl be oGly temporary, and wetrnst ahat he will soon be able to resum' business again.
 Dull trade and poor collections are
 assigned as the cause of the failure.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-09-18
Postomce Burglarixed.

GRoEsBEEcK, Tex, Sept. 1S-Ths postofics was burglarizsd here and S70 stolen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-09-18

in order that they may enjoy the fruits of their own toll and the re- suits of their own exertiens.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-09-18

Our forefathers were not content with the conditions under which they lived, and they put that ex- pression of discomfort in the form of Declaration of Independence, and they maintained that declara- ton with their blood, and it gives Us this form of government
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-09-18

'. government was not instituted , s,n0ns men to confer special favors eo. any ', Government was instituted
 'ne protection of all the citizens
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-09-18

Those who are oppressed by pov- ertv, lose the ambition, the iuspira- ton, the lofty purpose that is neces- sary to lead one on to the greatest achievements; and those who pos sess too great wealth lose the neces- sity for labor, that labor which is absolutely essential to the develop ing of that which is best in human nature.
 Ii ii
 Some consider the money ques- tion too deep for the people, but no question which concerns 70. 900, GOO people is too deep for the peo- pie themselves. No class can set tie the question for another class. We have none in this country who by birth or by law are en- trusted with the privilege of think ing for others. Each one must de- termine where his interests lie.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-11-20

The otstivqtor, New York says
imam editorial
The most ratifying fact Of
the present time, to the farmers
Of the country, Is the improve.
ment in prices Of farm products.
Itmay be said 70 be general.
though not universal. Compared
with q Citations Of ninety dnys
ago. an advance Is noted in d long
list Of pred nets, including wheat,
tionr, corn, oats. barley rye. cat
tie, horses, hogs. beet, bacon,
lard hides, milk eggs cheese.
rice. potatoes. peas. onions. to-
baccoS hops, cotton, cottonseed.
tlaxseed and many others. Ap.
pies have been very cheap. but
prices are now improving, Isl the
fall stock and carele ssly piclfed
or windfall winter fruits il dis.
posed Of In later winter and
spring . material advance may
be expected, which viii pay wen
fcr the care srequ ired Tor proper
storage. Be assured, farmers.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-11-20

L u - - - f7'' - - :
demand for the free ana mn,
limited coinage OF silver 81 10 "a
IL would be worse than folly
for the Demo- racy TO adhere to
IL as q party issue 4ttnsstd.
| Journal DEM {.
William p. Fowlses, of Buck.
harmon, whowas born and rails
ed In Clarksbnrg, and who was
recently elected sherltf OF Upshur
county by upwards Of 1000 ma.
!iority. was q genial caller at this
office Monday morning. His
Harrison county admirers. their
name is legion.
AT q meeting OF the town coun.
tcil last week it was ordered that
liquor licenses be granted. For
the past six months Weston has
had the name of being dry. This,
nowess q was - name Only, g
w onc,a.s OF .ne sown nave
ossn unaole e prevent tne con-
s'paous sac q 'ne 9 ardent, : storsa'
Hugh Martin. Esq. late candi.
date for prosecuting attorney on
VIZ 'os1asS slckss, ane now
ssoona p,ios on inc good ship
s .s,ivsl callea ~ sn's Oh :
nce Monaay 70 GET 9 lew tickets
iol sa ., sait tslve q {. %
a ~ among ms friends.
"ewouio respectinily reier nun
20 Jones' general passenger
agent
Rev g. W. Grimes. Of GOT
Chapel, pastor, recently received
o call from Bishop Warren, to the
r.ls. y. =: cnpFcn OF Helena
Noasans' Wnicn pays s7S g nne saiary
aug y oeslraole IN every way I,
oas sne oInclal @ BOARD o. the church
q wnlcn ne IS pastor decided ne
coalo, nosg 60, ana We are glad 70
ssa.e 3.nas BRO. Ssr1lm al has :. con- on
sen'eo 70 remain:
u makes Us shiver 70 think Of
", bat IT will surely come ! We
have scarcely tasted Of summer
Sslore We nave % snlnk OF tne
10y : wnsn. syercoass ana wlnter
closulng wlilsoe IN order. our
Seasons chase eacn other With ia;
.ne vsloclsy 81 comets until the
tong cola WINTER comes and then
We Know .nas we are expected
y ! 70 81, =. a,, Long 9 DAVID for our
'. $500 7ss.'
The student who leaves school
and endeavors to- prosecute q
BUSINESS upon sWnae ne mas learn-
"a rom oooks and the lectures
.nss :. ne may nave heard general
y 1alislln any profession. The
oooks snat ins studied were all
rlgas out tne trouble was the
knowieoge tnat the books Inn
parted was insufficient when put
mo practlce.
Mrs. Jas. Hornor, Of Clarks-
burg, was here a day or two last
week visiting her SON Hood who
Ihas accepted position IN tba
Fairmont most Office M;ss
Florence A. Post a. Rom,na 4,
| Minis. Harrison comfy, Who u, ,yas !,
en- ro,.se 10 Wheeling. . stonr,,ad !, :, :,
the Hotel watson for. . lsbor,
time on Tuesday.-F,airmont Re-.
| publican.
&. = -. !. . 4
- s,assaa = tss, ,s sy - .a aay
| Of the day as 70 lose SIGHT IL tba
| fact that AT r n I,oundas e,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-11-20

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none sno IS N, wno \, ats Y endeds the y {.
pnasA session q ne Grand %
.oag !, q we 3 Y. i y. 9. e @ Hin q;
sp.' ssn.s sMeek We're ! = Srlsss
sspes e blg Isaac Lodge
M, + y, .,a ' = ~ Y, s's' !. !
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al 1, !, ~, n ~ e
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ns,.,n s;,,;. e 1. :, -, sns
bnrs s,nass ND, : -. -. asoA' s'siAs;
m
| y, so.a " = promluen'
ss.ss tusn q harrison on. county 'anI'sy
saa. w pllce q sso ~. ca.s we y !.
- ( - = ss ). {, mgr: s.ock :
ss.M ..sss wesA 6 sne mat es a 's
.sa Y :. soous Z aoil ". e On :
four weeks 400 wss .,ssS !. t !, /,
for winter,ne arc also y . !, 6;sh
and the indieatliIons, ara Al :. / nav
cannot IS nnrcbasas s. 4 \ !. 49,, ~
How enorpb d q ; I snaiss s H. Il,
west virginia farmars { Il
n 49, \ 49,. 8, 4. y, !:
~ /: : .ss. 49, says sass
ana -. ,,. = ss;,a o.nls owa sown
sass,,i 800. =. ! J" sns { slsss
thss = = s,s. 49,, : :, q wgsa aons
~. 4, e !, : :. ] sa !, soASls p,ss
Az, -. ssts =. :, sas s1's ny ,"Msss sla:
=, ,,es, ,.,s a. 80. - ssas.o
Ia, :; + - " 80 . 5sseiys scared
pants. q hat and ! cora u !, III, w,,o !,
and the nulling "a 81 achiss ne,
tooth-also I na;r a .hrcosss Z 3 ~ /,
! six months,oldl bahv ~ a
-.
~ mproyemenss mat are
now os, Z :, Maae along me me !. q
W. :. =; !. ~. :, =, Y, between fnila
apnia ano we onlo Riyer are
oa1 aoIesnnner OF what Y TO
some WIN any sning NE g
psg s. I year sne work that
oe. eons Dotn on me tracks g
auu - sns naossve is e Depart
Msn' WV oyelsnadow aail that
Eexpec.ed thas Il Uni e ~. IsiI :
|itwo|years a mt INC i;ns i ~
condition ia / ~ = *; I I Z, Z 81.
sire Il 'to.be. "a D !. ''
4 as,ssa,,,,;
,,s; ~, -. i, ss :. x ss.
- IL : ~ I, !. sles
ubens N, "a ~ j. !, : = !,
gsts j = n Z, ,'as J. sow Z.
t hat = a. ~. $500 : =. gse ,.ne
the t' ,,r;n q sae as g. y 'aeasao!s
n NM ,,as;as W. Sa.S anu ansls.s
advancas q. L.. ps.on -
, Z, tt.a.,, !. -. :. :. .'ssounss az
~ ss ss,l ag; ysa.s s :
70 and .n :, - ~ -. Z .. J, low 49,, 'lylns
t ~ .s 's,a s.,, sas g : o.wnlssey
may get a little with which 4 !,
treat their subscribers.
a.. ", :. ! !.
wSn ~ !. ~ 49,. s's.a nooers heeo
~. ~ .' ass s -. ~ nlnewooo 1or
, nit p ',s w. wv nonsns mas oeen
pa ~. = "a ~ :, ssl week: Mr.
~ t. =. - .ass taonsay ior s'larks-
: .Ae'e ns win seq up IN
nv, Tss. ,s az mas oousns the
$3.50 Daloer snop tnere ana
gesan WorA - ~ iast tuesday.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-11-20

All we ask is thar you call on
Long y David and give our sam
pies lair inspection and be- CON.
WINGED thai what we have said is
correct. s2H
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-11-20

doctor or q preacher win do; and.
at thirty i've 40 ything in5 the
male line, from 40 editor down.
When Bryan was swinging
around the circle. the people Of
Harrison county flocked to hear
him: When they went to the
polls most of them voted for Nc.
Kinley. This points a moral.
Curiosity does not always mean
votes. I'll
The Republicans Of Grafton
held a big celebration in honor
of McKinley's triumph last
Thursday night. Among other
attractive features of the parade
was the Young Mems First vot-
er's Club. numbering over 100
members
Don'tfail to look at the samples
shown by Long q David, sales
agents. They can furnish you
. suit Of clothes, made to your
measure, and good tit guaranteed
cheaper than yon can buy one
ready made. ss.tf.
II the sound money sentiment
were exactly the Nc inley vote
the result would be decisive and
final. But beyond all question
the sound money sentiment is
far stronger than the Mckinley
vote. ~ tlanta-J Journal (Den.
It's reported that upon Ger.
tain conditions Mr. John d.
Rockefeller will present the
University of West Virginia with
q. ndscme building, to be used
as q school of art and music, and
dormitories for young lady stu.
dents.
Now that the election is over.
We ecttully request cores
ipondeots to send in their letters
regularly. We want q cores
pendent at every post Office in
the county, and ifyour section is
not already represented, write
as for particulars.
( 1t has been estimated that an
advance in the price of wheat of
10 cents per bushel adds the
enormous amount Of $3.50, 600, 600
ito wealth of our farmers. This
rs . great deal better than free
silver or giving the mine owners
a profit of 500, 600, 900 or more.
At Watson, near Fairmont. q
twelve-year.old Italian boy was
Instantly killed last week while
trying to board train. The boy
had been warned frequently. but
paid no attention, and that even
ing had both legs and one arm
cut of, resulting in his immediate
death.
S. w. Gordon, ex-mayor ofthe
city, is again announced as a
candidate for that Office by his
friends. Ii is understood that
Mr.. Gordon will accept the nomi-
nation. Mr.. Gordon's friends
claim that his rast record as
mayor is one that will stand the
test
Commissioner Joseph S. Miller
of the Internal Revenue Bureau,
has resigned to accept the vice.
presidency of the American
Bonding and Trust Company, of
Baltimore. Mr.. Miller is a West
virginian, having been appoint
ed from this State by President
Cleveland.
Only $50, $50 votes in the Unit
ed States were not polled out of
a population Of over a, 600. GOO
people. 1t showed that the
American voters we're looking
after the interest Of the Advance
Guard of Prosperity and Protec-
ton to American laborers and
American industries.
Scaiy eruptions on the head, chopped
hands and lips. cuts, bruises, scalds,
burns are quickly cured by DeWitt's.
Witch Hazel salve. Ii is at present the
article most used for piles, and it al
ways cures them. B ] Cr.ss L
The Dog days are JUST over.
but as sure as fate your mustache
will freeze in December !! Why
nj mo b, ,,,,.<,v;e;on ,,n1r fow n !.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-11-20

* "a ---------------s----,5 - .. q ~ - N s.
,srsonals. Notes and Notions:
Squibs and Pralak ks Terse
and Pointed.
Thanksgiving 18th. 4
A The victory was ours. 1.
WAGNER BROS. GRocERs.
And the COT Club did thuse.
Mostly all thnse. very little
ooze.
Never trouble trouble until
troubles yon.
There are now 200 trotting
horses ia the 2:1o list.
j And the Ne,gs Office decorated.
That was 9 graceful act.
First we thought we wouldn't,
hen we though would.
h j. L. Cunningha is now salut-
ID as high constable Of Coal
4 Clint Davis is the only Pop
|sho survived to tell the tale:
\ Try a shave and a hair cut at
'hs Traders. got.
The Preside elect looks the
rery perfection Of health and
IFigo-.
1 Did you ask where to gettyouri
roceries AT Wagner Bros.
Pike street.
N If free silver couldn't win this
lime, it can't possibly win four
fears hence.
Thirteen lawyers will be en-
ployed in q murder case at
Poneroy, Ohio.
\ The postofice at Harris Ferry,
b the Ohio river; was robbed
Friday night.
Il Gen. r. S. Northcott was re-
Elected as the city Justice bya
nagnifcent majority.
Beaten. but not yanquished,
hey say. It's all a mistake. Free
ilver's q dead letter.
Hostess-1 suppose it's nouse
ask You to stay to supper.
Caller-Not in that way.
Governor Atkinson could not
ehere at the ratify being unex-
,ectedly called to Baltimore.
Go to Wagner Bros. for your
Iroceries. Most convenient to-
,sidents Of central Pike street
IA Western State chose q lady
lember of the Elec toral College.
lilo will cast her vote for Nc:
zinley.
Brice Osborne, of Mt. Gilead.
ohio, will walk from that place
pSan Francisco to pay an cleo
lon wager
j The Popocrats who are late in
tting started up Salt River
sy yet have to make the trip
X skates.
Bayard is letting his whiskers
bow. Yon see your cousin
Philip has heard of the cold
ave comm.
When you come to town DO not
nget that the place to get a
glish hair cut is the Traders
arber shop. 2-6t,
1t is rumored that Mr.. Leonard
eek, at present q member Of the
ouncil, would not be ayerse to
erving as mayor.
Do not forget that Brooks is
elling groceries and provisions
rock bottom rates. Give him
call-East PikeSt. Pot.
A Cincinnati boy amused him
elt by Tagging and stopping
Pains. The boy is without legs
I'd minus an eye.
His Honor Judge Northcott is
pc of the Oldest Justices in the
eanty but he is still hearty and
fght up with the times.
The drum corps that holds
srth at Lang's marble shop
eakes things lively O nights
Yong the banks of the Elk.
Prevent sickness and save doc
es' bills at this season by keep
Ihyour blood rich and pure
va Hoods sarsaparilla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-20

di6 Provincial por tres dias consecutivop,
y practicaron ALI diligencias las que in
dubablemente habran servido de mucho
en- Ell esclarecimiento de tan importante
como grave delito. Sc dice que ha sido
dirigido Ell procedimiento contra algunos
confinados, entire ellos un tai Indalecio Ba-
rreto, que ha sido proccesado anteriormen-
to por igual delito y contra ell moreno Pc
dro VelazQuez, de ofcio platero, encon
trandose este preso en- la Carcel p1blica
Dada la actividad cello del senor Juez
del Distrito de Cathedral, y la laboriosided
del Escribano sefior Moraza, esperamcs
YER pronto terminado este asunto, de cuyo
resultado esta pendiente la opinion publ
ca, en- atenci6n las graves consecuencias
que pudiese originar la Justification de
nuestra moneda. Pondremos al corriente
nuestros lectores de 10 que en- adelante
sepamos sobre ell particular.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-20
FELIPE DRRBLAY

do 0oercando la lumbre sus menudos pies
oalzados con sapatos de sat6n negro. Exhal6
en- seguida un suepiro, dejo oaer sobre Ia cintu.
re- 30 abrigo de pieles, dijo:
-jAhi Eato va es otrs oosa.
Segulan llegando ooohes sin interruption
oonduciendo los parientes de la sef1orita de
Besulieu, los testigos del se1or Derblay d
algunoa nigos 1utimos quienes habfa edo in
dispens2ble oonvidar.
FL sehor Moulinet, Atsnasia el duque has
bfan asist,do Ia ceremonial.
La famosa berlina de gala les libreas de
calzon oorto, airvieron en- eata OCCASION
Desgraoiadamente la oaouridad era profun.
da, el eaplendor de este brillsnte tren no pro-
dujo todo Ell efeoto apetecido.
Moaliret hubiese dado Glen pesetas poroue
a. menos luoiese 10 luna; pero el aatro de Ia no
che era insobornable no Sc present6
Por 10 dennis, la desiluci6n de Moulinet no
pudo ser mayor,
Llegado de Paris para asistir q un mstri
monio arjstooratioo, enoontrose con la ceremo-
mia mas burgu6s.
Ouaudo esperaba yer Representatives. en- Ia
hoda las familias mds mobiles, veia en- Ell salon
hnioamente al notario que le habia vendido Ia
possession de Ia Varenne d los parientes tea
tigoa de les reoien oasadoa Aquello era ma
irrisidn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-20
NADIA habfamos vuelto 4 decir respac

NADIA habiamos vuelto decir respsc
to la falsifcaci6n de noonedas, por que
esperabamos adquirir datos por los que
pudiera el publico tener conociniento de
10 cierto respecto al particular. Pareca
q1e ba6kndose Ell dfa dos de los corrientae
algunos muchachos, en- Ia orilla de la pla
"a de la Marina, 30 ercontr6 uno de el!oa
an peso, echando correr con 81, pero al
apercibirse de este IN guardia municipal,
llam6 al muchacho Y le requiri6 para la
sntrega de dicho peso con encargo de que
ouscara mas y veriicandolo encontr6 otros
ie los que hizo igualmente entrega al
yuardia, quien 10 verified su vez al sef1or
Alcalde. Con este suceso ooincidi6 el he.
sho de haber sido encontrado y ocupado
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