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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-03

La apreciable sefiora dof1a Angela
Sanchez ha fallecido en- Manatf. Fu6 in
humada en- Ell cementerio no cat6lico,
porque nj atin en- sus dltimos momentos
apostato de sus ideas ibre pensadoras.
A ese acto concurrieron muchos amigos
de la familia. Asi nos 10 escriben del re.
ferido pueblo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-03

Dfcese que ha muerto en- Nueva Or
leans el Sr Chac6n, Consul de Espaf1a en-
aquella Ciudad. Dfcese tambien que al
.Congreso de los Estados Unidos ha acor-
dado suspender la discussion sobre acordar
los derechos de la beligerancia los cuba.
nos insurrectos, por evitar dificultades in.
ternacicnales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-03

I'll Sr Suau, progresista alcalde de
Mayagtiez, proyecta fundar en- aquella
ciudad una escuela de Artes y O6cios.
"a Sc piensa, dice "El Pueblo, ell local
para tan it'll asociaci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-03

esta Capital 100 sacos azt1car, de %, de La
hacienda San Vicente $500 81 sacos.
de "a, grano grueso, de la hacienda San
Jose M. r. SIS .26 couprados por J. Ochoa
Y Heruano,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-03

Esta mahana regresaron Mayagtiez,
ciudad de gu Residential, nuestros estima-
dos amigos los sehores don Antonio Bla =.
mes don Salvador Suau. Dsseamosle
muY buen viaie.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-03

Ha fondeado en- Arecibo procedente
de Mayagtiez la goleta inglesa Gazelle q.
cargara azdcar de los Sres Ct. Ledesma v
Compafifa con destino los Estados. Uni.
dos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-03
A consecuencia de un ataoue ~

4 CUH5OOu0uCIh abaUU6 Cos
= rebral en- medic de la grippe, com
plicada con pulmonia que veuia su-
friendo, ha rendido la iornada de la
vida ancche, ell que fu6 nuestro Muy esti.
mado amigo Lcdo. Sr. D. jose Agustfn
de la Tore, notario pdbIico de esta Oapi.
tai. De todo corazon acompaHamos su
estimable familia en- su justfsimo dolor.-
R. P
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-03
NQTICIAs GENERATES

Elm ell elemento Unconditional de esta
Capital sigue teniendo mucho eco Ell nom
bre de nuestro amigo don Ramon Vald6s
Cobian, como candidate en- las pr6ximas
elecciones para diputados Cortes. El
sehor Vald6s es hombre de conocimientos
POGO vulgares, activfsimo y con bienes de
mucha consideration en- el pals, cuyas ne.
cesidades conveniencias oonoce perfec'
tamente. Hace afoe vieno dicho caballe.
ro ocupandose con inter6g de obtener la
construction de una carretefa que una
Ia Capital con Ponce por Naraniito Y
otras comarcas muy productoras del inte-
rior, economizando Il ocho horas de ca
mino de las q. es precise actualmente ha-
Ger por la carretera central. Hemos dido
que ell Comit6 Unconditional recomendara
muy efcazmente al senior Vald6s para que
su nornbre figure en- el encasiliado Official.
Con motive de ser los dfas del sefior
don Angel Sanz, enthusiastic captain de la
compaflfa de Voluntarios de Arecjbo, en-
la noche del domingo fu6 obsequiado por
los oficiales indivfduos de dicha compa-
MIA con una serenata, reinando la mas
franca cordialidad y correspondence Ell
seflor SAM SUI distinguida espoea obse,
quiando los concurrentes con dulces y
licoreg.
Sabemos por buen conducto que ell di-
putado don francisco Lastres telegrafi6 &
MaTaguez, informendo que SO habia de.
cretado Ia concession para ell ferrocarril
de la referida ciudad Lares, henos
dido decir que aver talegrafi6 & Madrid ell
sefior Gobernador pidiendo. facultad para
psrmitir SO de principle los trabaios,
pues Ia empresa desea apresurarlosc cuanto
sea possible
Ell V0LGAN DE J. PADRO Y COM
PANIA, Cruz 10. -EspeciaIidad en- cami-
sas de las llamadas GUAYABERAS, CO.
modas baratas Els la novedad del dia,
Camisas SPORT para tirar Ell forete ell
sable. Sc espera de I'm momento & otro
un gran surtido de corbatas artfculos de
alta novedad, rteamericanos En- El
VoIcoaa Cruz 19 Sc vende baratfsimo 15-12
Segdn informes de buena fuente Que
hemoe podido adquirir, prospera va ade
lantando terreno Ell proyeoto de construir
Ell acueducto de esta Capital. Aver tarde
Sc celebro con ese objeto una reunion en-
al Gobierno General. Solo So espera que
venza el plazo fjado para sacar remate
la subasta de las obras y va hay varios
que SO han ofrecido para contratar las tu
berfae, etc. FL Banco Espafol, es cosa
gegura, esta dispuesto prestar los fondos
que se necesiten para acometer termi-
mar los trabajos. Esta vez, segln parece
Ia coaa va de Yeras.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-03

Los padres de familia, 81 quieren evi.
tar graves males, deben cuidar mucho que
los niflos no adquieran ciertos -vicios. A
Ia larga lista de los que comen arroz cru.
do, borras de cafe cal, ufias TERRA, po-
demos anadir el nombre de una sefiorita
de la mejor sociedad que todos los dias sc
come la hoja del almanaque Otra nif1a,
hija de I'm cacique rural, Sc come la paja
de las escobas y para curarse las indiges.
tiones fuma cigarrillos Cabaffas, que SON
"a c6cora de los demag.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-03

Circular noticias de que Sc hace muy
diicultoso constituir el nuevo Ayunta-
miento de Madrid. Los hombres de arrai
go se niegan aceptar cargos conceiiles.
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nCrstana + &C., ;aiS:'s:s e. e.; e.; +:

to importar y detallan por GAIA
P MULLENHOFF Y KORBER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-03

Hemos tenido mucho gusto en- estre
char la mano de nuestro estimado amigo
ell sefor don Juan jose Potous, popular
alcalde de Ponce, que SO encuentra acei.
dentalmente en- esta Capital. Segun nues-
tras noticias, el sefior Potous, atendiendo
indicaciones que para 81 son ordenes. con-
tinuara al frente de la Acadia de Ponce
haeta que pasen las elecciones para dipu-
tados Cortes.
Jab6n de hiel de vaca, en- "El Capricho".
Jab6n de almendra, en- "El Capricho".
Jab6n turco en............" Sci Capricho"
Jab6n de manzano, en-. GEL Capricho".
Jab6n de SAndalo, ."El Capricho".
Jab6n de yema de huevo en- Gel Capricho".
Jabon de Castillo, en-. ."El Capricho".
Siguen circulando noticias en- esta Ca
oital del caracter actisfsimo que toman
cada vez mas las operaciones de la guerra
n Cuba. Ultimamente tuvo in encuen-
tro Maceo en- Guanabana, Matanzas, CON
la columna del comandante Corniero en-
la cual sufri6 81 enemigo IA muertos, en-
tre ellos un cabecilla. Los insurrectos sc
ven de continue hostilizados por todas
parties.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-08

or foolish enough" to take this deprC-
riatcd bullion m their hands. They
succeeded IN unloading Il little-abOut
$1,000, OO0-upon poor Egypt under The
Shcdlve Tewilk, to whom free coin
ago would To doubt seem about the
right thing. hut great mass Of the
deprecated money. amounting Mr.
White thinks. u over 800, U0OO 200, stlll
loads the Germans, and Bismarck Il
no doubt glnd tn lind. In the United
States, at last. u party foolish enough
u have II nnlOndrd here. at twlCI IA
market value, The rS.chnncCllhr, slys
Mr.. white, utterly refused to iultt pm,
In any general scheme OF hlmetnlllsA
without the corporation W Great Iirit-
nln--even though FRANCE and the TIM.
ted States Officially united IN asking
Germany IL 10 into II, Eager IN On.
able Germany Ia get rid OF her load ~
deprecated bullion, II the United
States viii only obligingly consent t.
become the dumping ground Tor the
free coinage VI the worlds aCcuntIu-
lions NJ silver bullion. Prince Big
mnrCk Il no doubt quite ready to oh.
courage the Texas governor 10 so right
on and help elect the free silver ticket.
since free coinage In this country
would profit Germany to the amount
Of Sj0OOO.OOO, besides the profits that
would come 10 the German bullion
brokers.
Mr. Whites letter leaves tile Texas
governor In very ridiculous position,
and II alEO leaves thu gushing Mr.. Bry-
an In very bRd light. FOR he has been
everywhere quoting the l'rlnct's
oDlIglng letter, and especially the forg-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-08

hut no became It's most efficient dc.
fender, ally and friend. lie lacked
moral nature and perception.
A the great debate proceeded the
whole country became the audience.
The discussion was rapidly moulding
public opinion. promoting patriotism
and dIaOlving parties. The people were
cnger students IN II national university,
with the two most eminent teachers NJ
their time preparing them FOR the I'M
pending crisis. I.lncOln'a Wow grew
broader and higher. lir again sum
muned hin friends und ndnrcrl. lie
submitted 10 them whether he should
ask and compel Douglas TO answer the
question whether. notwithstanding the
bred Scott decision had declared that
slavery waI lawful In the territories
under the constitution. "thr people OF
territory could In any lawful way rx.
clude slavery from It's limits prior TO the
foundation Of n stat. constitution"
This markedly presented the deadly an
tugoniSm between the bred Scott drclJ-
lon and tho popular sovereignty" 0f
Douglas lInCOln's friends unanimous
Is advised against II. They knew his an
swer would he that the drClIinn OF the
supreme court could not enforce Itself,
ana therefore, teknfuleSN OF u, tue peO-
pie OF the territories. by unfrlcndly leg
ISlniIOn and police regulations, could cx-
cludc slavery. They Onfd this would
satisfy Illinois und re.elect Douglas sen-
atOr. LincOln's answer was again LOFTY
aud memorable: 81 am aft'T lottIer
game. II Douglas 70 answers he can
never be President, and the battle NJ
1860 IA worth a hundred OF this" Doug
a.. az IVl hH a NJ
swer defeated Lincoln and made Doug
las senator. but II split the Democratic
party two years later and drove 1t from
power Il defeated Douglas for the
presidency and carried Lincoln into the
,vLIta bnugg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-08
ASTHMA CAN BE CURED.
4 leading Physician al Last n'sro'e. the
it,mrdy--A pubIic Test viii liz MAds1o
,Ay at LOgRM's Drug siurT.

day at IsOsRhs DiNg ~ihI''
In the wonderful progress made by
medical science Of the world successful
treatment for most diseases has been
discovered and those which were Of
one time considered incurabc are now
easily conquered. Among thu most DIFF
hCult and obstinate OF diseases which
has buffIcd the skill Of our most noted
physicians up TO the present time sth-
ma ranks first. Thousands Of suffer-
rrs know by theic personal experience
that no absolute cure for this disease
was discovered until DR.. Rudolph
SrhlImann, the renowned physician,
who has made the treatment OF Asth-
ma and kindred complaints the study
OF Il lifetime, during which time he
las treated and cured more cases OF
Asthma than any living doctor, per-
frcted a remedy which not only pro-
duces instant relief In the most severe
cases OF Asthma. Hay Fever and RrOn-
ChItiS, but has positively cured thou
sands OF sufferers who were considered
lucurable. Recognizing the skeptE!sm
Ut the public In this age OF countless
fraudulent u0strumS. DR., SchiUmhnn,
In order to restore confidence and OBJ
vlltc any suspicion al imposition, re-
quests this paper TO announce IlhLt
from n. IN. to-day until y. m. to-
morrow he Offers liberal sample box
Of Schinmann's Asthma Cure 10 all
persons applying AZ The Logan Drug
Cos store, Tenth and Main streets,
absolutely free az charge, knowing
that Il personal test Will be most con-
vIHclng. and will vind!cate his every
claim. This physician has made
most generous offer To persons wlso
suffer from this most terrible disease.
and all sufferers are not only requested,
but cordially Invited TO call. and should
bear In mind the time and place speci-
ned FOR the distribution and avail
themselves OF the offer. Persons living
ont Of this city who desire 10 test the
merits OF this most wonderful remedy
will receive package free by mail by
writing 10 Or. K. SchIffmann, 3l5 Ros-
abel Street. 81. Paul. Nina. providing
their letter Is received before October
IS. AS no samples can be obtained after
that date.
The Logan Drug Company. the well
known druggists, authorize US 10 an
uOunce that they have received guam
rIty Of samples from DR.. SchITmann.
which they VIII distribute during the
hours mentioned In accordance With his
offer
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-08
4 SCORCEER.
El-NIini,irr White on DismnrrL's Letter
TO Goyernor t'aIbtrson, uf TeIs,.


Hartford. Conn. Times That Is
sharp. inC!slve letter We publish from
the Hon. Andrew D. White. the dis
tlnguiShed ex-preSident of Cornell Uni
v-ryity. TO Governor CulbersOn, OF
Texas, II was an extraordinary thing
FOR II governor OF an American state to
ask, officially. the advice OF Prince Bis
marck, in II vital matter TO the United
States like that Of free coinage. The
rx-chancellor OF Germany would natur-
ally, as German patriot. encourage.
as far as H. could with any show OF
consistency. policy for this country
which would enable Germany to dump
all her deprecated silver upon the
United States for free coinage. But the
most Important part Of the princes
letter has turned out to be fraud-a
false utt-ranc- fraudulenIly inserted In
4 dishonest translation made by some
body u: the free silver party, This
fraud has been widely used by Mr..
bryan and other speakers FOR free coin
age, all over the United States. Mr..
White cJur;eously takes 1t for granted
that neither Mr.. Bryan nor governor
CuiDrrSOn knew that Il was II fraud.
and that they have been dcCeived-as.
asks the governor, very pOintcdly,
where does your request for the nd
vice OF Prince Bismarck. in 4 matter
SO vital to the United States, leave you
personally. and the CaulIdat" W your.
party. who, With you. has been thus
deluded? Since the spiders famous In
vltLliOn 10 the fly. there has been
nothing OF This sort so pathetic; but
there Is n touching difference. the fly
on that moTn"ntUus occasion knew too
much to 20 IL the spider far advice. II
was the spider that volunteered IT."
And he follows ny this sharp qucs-
tion by the siill sharper point next
made In the letter To the astOnishrd
Texas official. II must make Governor
CulhersOn feel rather Ant Ito say moth
ing OF Mr.. Bryan, wlN may perhaps
he too Inatl-C6ntcd In confidence and
CnnCrit To- feel much shame or regret
at any such devel0pmenD to read what
follows:
''lr you think that the eX-ChanCcllOr
writes you IN an aIICCtnnatr spirit
towards Democracy, or towards the
United States in general and Texas in
particular, permit me 10 suggest that
You ask your respected Tcxnn fellow
citizen, Mr.. Laskcr. FOR his opinion
On this subject. He will. perhaps. give
information Of which your cxcellcncy
appears To br strangely ignorant, re-
spccting the treatment of the rCsou-
tons ofa the United States Congress
regarding Mr. l.asiGcr's eminent broth
rr-rcS1lutionS which cmanated from
a Texan member Of that body, and
which were spurned and returned Ia
the United States contempuuusly by
tho YrpuI German statesman
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-08
FINANCIAL.

G. LAMB. Pres. JOS SEYBOLp. ,a,n'''
J. A. JEFFERSON, Asst Cash't''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-08
Some Peoples Eolly.

why somo persons will suffer with
tho cxcruciating panss Of rheumatism.
when they can be so easily cured by
that greatest Of pain.curcs, Salvation
Oil, Is past human comprehension.
That Salvation Oil does cure rheuma-
tism is evidenced by Mr.. G. +. Scl,ra-
dor, Pierce, Mob, who says: 81 have
used Salvation Oil mud think there is
no linimcnt on earth likoi | Ind Tho
rheumatism for several months md
could get no relief until used Sal.
Walton Oil, two bottles orwhich effected
azure, and | feel as vol us over. No
home should BIO without IT," Salvation
Oil is sold everywhere for 25 cents.
When dealers offer n substitute be-
ware, you'll be victimizcd. Insist on
having the best, Salvation Oil.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-08

'-s--7---------=-g-------s ,'-TiN,
TIME INTELLlGENCER 'nrss,I
Il establishment. Neat, accnrA'"'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-08
HOODS PILLS are easy to buy, easy
10 tulSe, easy In effect.

MANY political speakers. clcrgymen.
singers and others who usA the voice
excessively. rely upon One Minute
Cough Cure to prevent huskiness and
larynglts. Its value as n preventive 10
only cqunlcd by It's power 10 afford
Instantaneous relief Charles n
Goctze, corner Twelfth and Market
streets: Bowie 4 Co., bridgeport; pom
body Il Son, Benwood
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-08
..LINCOLN:DOUGLAS..
Inc Thlrty.Third Anniversary Of
the Celebrated Debate
ON THE QUESTION or SLAVERY

"e'Wssn Those Two intellectual Glant,
observed at Gairsburg. Illinois, Ye.er-
Wy introductory Ad,ire,, by Robert II
Lincoln Followed by Channcey NJ. De-
ptwh Eloquent Grafton Reviewing tho
''mss when Lincoln and Dons,ns Met
L. the Political Arena -It,,on. Drawn
From that crltieal Period In the Conn.
trys History. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-08

81 had Il tired feeling ana tried var
iOus medicines without obtaining any
benefit. ] began taking Hoods Sarsa-
parIlla and was very so0n restored to
good health. The tired feeling. all left
me before | Ind. finished taking the
contents Of one bottle. I took three hot
Ties In all und II made me feel like Il dIf-
fcrrnt person" Henry kimlcr. Pcy-
tOiia, W. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-18
THE mArrrN ANrI-GAMBLING BILL

The nrocress which the Maupiu anu
gambling bill has made through '''0
committee. and the favor with when il
has been received in the House IS most
encouraging to every lover oil soou
morals throughout the State.
Tho Indications are that the bill VIII
he passed b. the House. but its pam
through the Senate will be made as an
6cult and as treachcrous as the 'aftiW
dodgers" can make II.
There IS absolutely no Justification ior
The existing law or any modification oI
a.. which contains intrinsic vice
ANY law authorizing pool-sellins any
how or anywhere gives ZIP the whole
case of elementary morality. Tie pea
ON behalf OF horses is false; but If II
wero true il would be utterly immateridl
compared with abe irrcparable injury 20
human beings.
OF course. We know there arc such
abominable creatures as PROGRESSES ana
"stool-pigeons, who. for small share
Of the money obtained from their horrid
traffic. will ruin men and women without
hesitation. but it is one thing to know
that such deeds are done in darkness ana
in fear. but quite another thing 10 know
that similar depras1ty is peTpetrated In
public. and brazcnly advertised, under
authority of a law passed by the Lesis-
lature Of Virginia.
All that tie gambling gang have to do
is TO defeat any legislation. and the pres
ent iniquity stands. and goes on us
reckless and destructive course with i'm
punity. The effort will be. therefore TO
keep things as they are. The only re-
lief is the Maupin bin, and it should be
passed as il is.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-18

Hon. $. C. Stratton. member Of the Nir-
ginia House Of Delegates from ADpomat-
tox and Campbell counties, with his
friends. Mr. Horsley and Rev. Dr. Isy-
l0r. arrived in The city yesterday evening
and are stopping al the Ponce de Leon.
These gentlemen. in company with Hon
H. ID. Flood. State senator from Apo
mattox and Campbell counties, ana JUDGE
Jno. W. Woods and others viii leave Tor
HoIiins Institute this morning ~hefe'
al $3.50, Mr.. Stratton VIII be mar,le' 10
NC ens the daughter Of John o.
MYERS OF Hollins, Rev. Or. Taylor oih-
ciating. After the ceremony and break
fast at Mr.. Myers Mr.. stratton and bride
win take take the noon train Tor klcn-
mond. where they will remain iii the adj
iournment Of the General Assembly MISS
Nfvers is n graduate OF Hollins institute.
81 has a large number OF relatives and
acouaintances In the county and else
vhere-Roanoke Times
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-18
SENATOR MILLS on CONVERTING
CTRsIS INTO BLESSINGS

Senator Mills. of Texas, is one Of the
inexplicable phenomena Of the day.
few years back the free-silverites claimed
him as one Of their most important high
priests. But some twelve months ago
the country was delighted TO hear that
he had recanted and had become a sound
money man But within a week or 50
back he has introduced into the Senate
a set OF resolutions to define the true
foundations upon which our financial sys-
tenn should rest. on which ne made a
speech Wednesday last that ought to
satisfy Butler, of North Carolina, or
Allen. of Nebraska, and which. no doubt
are perfectly satisfactory 10 that NON
pareil. PETER. of Kansas.
The first of his resolutions declares
that tho United States lcgal-tender notes
now outstanding should not be retired,
cancelled. or funded into Understanding
bonds. but when received into the Treas
ury they should be paid out again, ana
kept IN circulation.
The second of them declares that the
Whole silver bullion now in the Treasury
should be coined as rapidly as possible
into al Ia gram dollars, and that what
they call the segniorage shall be paid
out in current expenditures, while the
rest OF the silver shall be applied 10 the
payment OF ihe Treasury notes issued on
its purchase.
This command 10 pay the Treasury notes
.4,r 4.
pose in conformity with the declaration
Of his sixth resolution. which is that the
United States "repudiate the idea that
a public debt is a public blessing. on the
contrary. II Is a burden which the IN
tereSts OF the people and the preservation
Of the public credit demand shall be re-
moved as Iaploiy as possible"
Now. here we have Senator Mills de-
claring that a public debt is public
curse, but In the same breath forbiddng
the destruction Of single one of the
Governments greenbacks. and ordering
the executive officers OF the Government
10 keep them constantly alive and anoat
as a public debt.
Not only 20. but De would have our
whole financial system Ringing upon this
public curse. In another paragraph of
his resolutions ho declares that u is the
established policy Of the Government TO
keep every dollar al par with every other
dollar. consequently. he would be com
PEELED 10 keep a goid reserve 10 redeem
the greenbecks with when gold was de-
inanded. and nc would. therefore. keep
this Government forever liable TO the
operations OF the endless cham which
has been dipping gold out or the Treasury
for the past five years. lie admits the
greenbacks 10 be a public curse. but he
insists upon founding oue entire imam
cial system upon that public curse. The
logic involved here Is something beyond
our comprehension. But we would Ike