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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-31
n CaDO de los amos mil.

Leemos en- un periodico de la
lsla:
"Por csc camino no llegaremos
nunca 4 eoronar Ia obra; mientra.
existan desigualdades, mientras sc
levante entire nosotros el odioso aca
y ALA, mientras de la provincial sc
haga una granjeria. mientras no Sc
gobierne en- esta Antilla como 10 han
heeho Latorre, Vega Ingl n. Primo
de Rivera, Contreras y el ilustre
muerto general Gamir, cuya alma re-
posa en- ell seno del Seiior"
Lamentamos que para algunos
colegas el curse de las ideas 81
ga siendo como la corriente de
las aguas, siempre rugientes,
marchando al mar de 10 desco-
nocido, y por desconocido peli
groso. -
/" al cabo de los amos mil vuel
ven las aguas por donde solian
;r".
Decimos este porque nos pa
recfa pasado de hora y tempo
ESQ de hablar todavia de des
igualdades aquf EN- Ia colonia. de
que sc leyanta a1n el odioso aca
y ALA, de que Ia provincia est4
convertida en- granierla y dc la
necesidad de que Sc gobierne co
mo gobernaron los Generates
Latorre, Vega Inclsn, Primo de
Rivera, Contreras y el ilustre
muerto Sr Gamir, 10 eual nos
rccuerda la eterna mania de cen.
surar 4 otros gobernadores, tam
bien dignos, que rigieron los des
tinos &c esta Is,s.
Sonos Justos, reconocemos que
cad2 cual habla de Ia ieriA como
le va en- ella; pero a0n entire los
mencionados hay que haoer al
guna exception en- los tardios
elogios, pues el Sr Vega Ia
clan, cuyos resios descanssu
en- Ia metropolis de San Juan.
harto suirio en- su Paiacio con
los eternoS embates dc Ia passion
sectaria, del slstema csc. que
ha dado en- no yer mas que Wi
clos desatentados. en cuanEo con
las pasiones polllieas eiegas no
Sc conforma. y notorlo es Guam
abandonado y solo de- los que sn
tonees podrian lla,narse suyos -
li6 el General aqnei tan eacafi-
nado eou el fasfes, Que hssta un
congreso federal lego i reunir
CA nuestro Ieatr1.
Que esistc aqal II deslgu.l
dad Claro eala. Cada caal
es aqul 10 que es en su persona
lidad uuo alto, otro b.lo tue
sabio, aqael ignoranse qairn f.
bloso, quieo plaernsefo rico u
guno. pobre osro. iaborloso el
que quiefe serle. abandnnado d
que prefiere ! offas eUae4silaAdes ]
u dulce placer de 90 haeeg naas
:pefdos y sanos hay. y hsssa en.
sfmos en- los hospltales j !oeosl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-31

de I'm artitulo nuestro, que el bauti
"a con el nombre de articulo-lata.
iCompadre, pero que plagiafio es
usted !
Vaya un fon6grafo que nos he
mos echado
mo sc le ha ocurido 4 Vd. otra
cosa mss que reproducir 10 que nos
otros le dijimos :
Pues, compa1ero. estl usted tan
fecundo como el Directorio, que es
cuanto hay que decir.
FL Martes, por orden del Sr. AL
calde. dejaron de recogerse en- nues-
tro teatro las papeletas de las locali-
dades en- los sombreros de uso parti-
cular en- que venla efectuandose la
Illegal operacion.
| Este. adelaoto Sc 10 debemos al
tierno infante que, no obstante sus
doctorales lucubraciones, dedica al
guna que otra vez su atencion asun
TILES del calibre del citado.
Pero eslo que dice el tierno in
fante. y en- este estamos conforme'
con el el Sr. Alcalde debio cortal
el NAL de raiz y no por los hongos
porque, en- resumen, 10 que sc trat;
de conseguir mediante la molesta re-
cogida en- question es el evitar la en-
trada de intrusos, 6 sea de colados .
como dice el infante tierno; y el A
) yuntamiento de una poblacion come
la nuestra no debe prestarse y memo
prestar i los habitantes de i
misma, semejante servidumbre, gu
solo redunda en- provecho 1 de quiel
diran ustedes I. I'll de las Empresa
teatrales Y ESQ es muy triste, gu
una empresa particular NOS tenga
todos de humildes dependencies su
yos, sin m 5 nj mas.
Que noquiere, como no guerra, gu
haya =" colados .; pues que tenga
personal Indispensable para evitarle
el cual sc encargara de colocar
cada uno ea su sitio previa Ia exh
bicion (la exh,bicion NADIA mas d
A SD localidad, que es preci>amente
4 que ocurre'en los demas teatros d.
:. mundo. 81 no estamos equivocado
i De una vez, que le den biberon
las empresas y galletitas Marie.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-31

nentemente previsor y protec-
cionista de las personas que han
intervenido en- este asunto, asi
como el conoc;miento del pals y
la necesidad de proteger las in
dustrias aquf nacientes para que
puedan desenvolverse, abaratan
do Ia materia prima, que es la
harina, y dejando un adeudo re
tivamente elevado para la manu-
fatura.
Lo mismo sucede con el cog
nae y demas aguardientes com
puestos, que siguen adeudando,
81 Sc importan en- botellas, Gator
ce pesos por Ia 2: columna y
nueve pesos 81 Sc importan en-
envases de MADEIRA, 4 fin de an.
xiliar con este adeudo no solo los
productos naturales, que son por
cierto mejores que los extranje-
ros, sino tambien la no despre
ciable industria de destilerla, que
desde pocos amos Sc viene des
envolviendo en- el pals.
Igualmente Sc mantiene el 4
dsudo VICENTE para otros articu
los que Sc producer en- este sue
10.
En- resumen el estudio de Il
clase IL: del proyecto del Aran
GELS revela estudio profundo ds
nuestras necesidades, y un grar
deseo de acierto por parte de
nuestra celosa Diputacion er
Cortes, va que, con excepci IN dc
uno, son todos dignfsimos repre-
sentantes de c ,ta Antilla los qut
han elaborado este trabajo,
prueba que Sc han inspirado Ell
los datos y noticias que les hal
proporcionado las corporacione
mcrcantiles, la prensa periodic
yscuantos sc dedican al cstudi'
de estas importantfsimas cues
tones.
| Otro dfa seguiremos analizan
do otras classes, especialmente i
"a, 5a y g., para dar q nuestro:
lectores un resumen de este ira
bajo, analizand5 su importancia
su trascendencia, cuyo resumer
con la luminosa Memoria gu
hemos .publicado, hara conc
Ger de un modo fntimo y per
fecto el alcancc de la reforma a
rancelaria que Sc ha de somete
| 4 Ia sabidurfa de las Cortes c
breve plazo.
| Resuelta va la question none
taria de una manera preparatc
ria para llegar al regimen de
unihcacion, que con tanto anhel
Sc persigue por nuestras clase
comerciales, { iniciada con ia
plausibles propositos la arancela
Tia, iusto es consignar que la Ia
Dor de nuestra Diputacion e
Cortes ha sido provechosa y fe
cunda, pues no hace mucho item
po que realizo trabajos dignos d
estima y agradecimiento, com
la rebaja en- los gastos del cult
vo del azdcar, y otros que pone
de relieve su indiscutible cello
su gran inter6s por esta hermos
provincial.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-31
10 DE CUBA.

Despachos por cable, quc reci
bio anteayer y aver EI TsltEya-
ma, dan cuenta de nuevas derrotas
sufridas por los insurrectos.
En- una de elias cayeron pri-
sioneros dos cabecillas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-31

del 90 por 100 sobre Ia importation
directa que nos liberto de Ia tutorfa
de San Thomas, y ofrecio el resumen
de csc mismo movimiento treinta amos
despues, 6 sea en- 1898, en- esta forma:
Importation S II osI,6oo
Exportacion " I6.o76,3I7
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-31
LA REALIDAD.
NADIA mas cierto.
Negarlo fuera un desatino.

NaQa mas ClcItO.
Ncgsrlo fuera un desatino.
Las operaciones del yaliente
Ejercito Nacionai que en- Cuba
pelea invicto por Il honor y la
integridad de la Patria han en-
trado, de algunos dfas a esta par
te, en- un periodic de actividad fe-
cunda que nos admira y nos
enorgullece, al par que nos hace
presentir, l6gicamente discurrien-
do, que el termino de la gnsrra
bor la guerra hallase muy pro-
ximo, muy cercano.
iQue de combates terribles en-
pocos dias
Que de triunfos colosales y
glorlosos, sobremanera gloriosos
para nuestras armas y alcanzados
en- sangricntas acciones por nues
tros heroes
Cuantos y cuan hermosos lau
relies conquistados por su esfuer-
20 Y su bravura
FL enemigo derrotado CONT
nuamente, en- todas las ocasloues
en- que sc lie obliga 4 admitir ba-
talla.
Los nuestros incansables, de
nodados siempre, dociles a la dis
ciplina y al deber, obedlentes a
la voz de sus cxudillos. desahan-
do los rigores del china y el ma
chete dc las fAlanges insurrectas,
persiguiendo y acosando estas
en- sus mas reconditos cubiles.
rompiendolas, dlspersandolas. po
niendolas en- fuga al magico gri
10 de Viva Espafa 49,.
Tranquilicense aquellos cora
zones pusilanimes. pocos por for
tuna. que llegaron 4 sentirse des
alentados por augurios siniestros
dc 10 que no puede suceder ia
mas, en- tanto exists csc indoma
bic patrioIismo hispano que cl
mundo aclama y engrandece las
paginss &c la historiay
Serenense los ojos que sc obs
tinaron en- yer en- el horizonte
nubes negras. nuncios dc algo
fatidieo que nunca hA de sobre
yenir.
Los que temian. muestrease
animosos. los que dcsesperabAn
eonilsn.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-17
PERSONAL.

Squire Lawlor was visitor to Mahanoy
City last evening.
Rev. w. II. Zweizig, pastor Of the NJ. E.
church at Gilberton, paid the HERALD sanctum
pleasant call yesterday.
William Pooler, of St Clair was town
visitor yesterday.
R, f. Darwisch of POttsville was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mandour yesterday
James Hurley, of Maizeyille, and John
Grady, of Girardville, were town visitors
last evening,
Attorney S. G. NJ Holopeter will spend
the Sabbath with his family in Philadelphia.
Mr., and Mrs Joseph Urch, of st, Clair,
were town visitors yesterday,
Guy c. Stener was a Pottsville visitor
to-day.
Miss Jennie Tempest, Mrs. Matter, and
daughter, Pearl, and Mrs. A. d.. Gable, and
family, were passengers to Pottsylle to-day.
p. j. Monaghan, the dry goods dealer was
presented with son by his wife last evening
r. r. Beddall Esq, is wearing an unusu
ally broad smile to-day. 1t is an addition to
the hmily-a son.
Miss Annie Coogan spent last evening al
Mahanoy City.
George Folmer, candidate for County
Treasurer, circulated among the voters o
Mahanoy City last night,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-17
MAHANoY CITY.

John Korrell, a carpenter, residing at
Tamaqua and employed on the new church
being erected at Patterson, met with a fright
ful accident yesterday afternoon. He was
engaged on the tOpmost point of the steeple
and lost his balance and fell a distance of
fifty feet headlong to the ground. During
the fall he retained presence Of mind and
kept his arms outstretched, which saved him
from instant death. His arms struck first
breaking the bones in both arms. one leg
was also broken and his face was "A perfect
jelly. lie was removed Co his home and this
morning taken to the Miners hospital. There
is little hope for his recovery, as he is in
jured internally,
The Borough Council has accepted the
measurement of the paving on North Main
street. and the contractors We're paid in full.
Mine Inspector Stein was here last night
to attend the inquest ON the death of John
Under, who was killed at Buck Mountain
colliery last Wednesday, but as no witnesses
appeared the inquest was postponed.
The new truck has arrived, which cost
| Sl275.OO. The company raised the full
amount excepting $500. which will be appro-
priated by the Borough Council.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-17
TWO OF THE BURGLARS CAPTURED.
Held for Blowing open the Cambridge
Colliery Safe.

Colliery Safe.
Two Of the masked burglars who pounced
upon and bound Thomas O'Connell. the
watchman at the Cambridge colliery, on the
morning of the 10th inst and then blew
open the safe in the colliery Office but failed
to get anything Of value are in custody.
The men under arrest are John Wilson and
Gus Gauger, two notorious crooks who hail
from Mt. Carmel and are well known to the
police of many parts Of the state. Both were
released from the Sunbury Jail but few
days previous to the Cambridge robbery.
Wilson was i'm Jail to await trial with Mike
Kline of this place. and two others for
attacking a watchman at the Alaska collicry,
near Mt Carmel, but. like Kline, was
acquitted upon trial.
The arrests were kept secret at the time
they were made so as to not give the alarm to
the two masked burglars who are still at
large, but as the men under arrest are known
to be the ringleaders publication of the facts
can work no injustice
Wilson was the first man arrested. He was
caugbtat Riverside, opposite Danville, by c.
Il /. Policeman Klcindentz, of Mahanoy City;
Watkins, of Mt. Carmel, and Lippiet, Of
Shamokn, The arrest was made on Wednes-
day afternoon. Wilson spent the night in
the lookup at Mahanoy City and on Thursday
afternoon was brought to town and taken be-
fore Justice Cardin, who committed
him to the Pottsville Jail, in default
Of $1,000 for further hearing. Gauger
was arrested on Thursday night, in Sha-
mokin, by c. y l. Policeman Lippiet and
Constable Swift, of that place He was
brought to town yesterday by Llppiett and
G.. x l. Policeman Conners. After being
arraigned before Justice Cardin he was COM
mitted to the Pottsvile Jail in default of
$1,000 bail for further hearing. Both men
will be given hearing before Justice
Cardin on Monday morning, at II o'clock,
when the witnesses the c. Il l.pOlice have kept
in the dark will be produced Both Wilson
and Gauger protest their innocence and say
that prior to their arrest they had not been
in Shenandoah for over a year. This the
police can easily disprove and the evidence
against the men is very strong
1t is not likely that burglars will bother
with coal company properties in the region
for some time again. This case has been
worked up to set an example, as there is no
stolen property to recover. Immediately after
the robbery the country was flooded with
kilograms and the same day no less than ten
warrants were distributed among the c. Il l.
police in various parts of the region. The
evidence upon which the police worked and
its source will probably develop at the hear
ing ON Monday.
Last night, upon complaint of Councilman
d. X. James, who is inside foreman at the
Cambridge collery, Chief of Police Tosh
and Policemen Lee and Stanton arrested
three tramps found lounging at the lime
kiln. They are held in the lookup to await
Identification, Mr.. James having suspicion
that the men may have been part of the
masked quartette. Up to this afternoon
their Identification had not been made.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-17
PITHY POINTS.


Happenings Throughout the Region Chron-
icled for Hasty Perusal.
Gilberton has a number of cases of diph-
liberia.
The Woman's Relief Corps hold their
anniversary tonight.
William Pugh, an old resident of Cumbola
died on Wednesday and was buried this after
noon.
The official ballot will not be ready to be
certified to the Commissioners before Tuesday
next, goth inst.
The last term of criminal court cost North
cumberland county $4,000 and there were
scarcely a half dozen convictions cut Of PIP
cases returned
Manager h. W. Ash of the Schuylldll
Traction Company, left yesterday for st.
Louis, where he will attend the convention
Of street railways.
Mr.. Henry Buchanan and Miss Margaret
Boyer were united in marriage at the NJ. Z.
parsonage on Thursday, by Rev. w, II. Zwei
zig, at Gilberton.
VIM Clark and Michael Butler, of Girard-
Vile, have tied match for S25 a side to take
place on the 9th of next month. Each man
will shoot at seven live birds.
A. c. Morgan, who is student at Medico-
Chirurgca college, Philadelphia, has been
elected class president of the Senior class.
This will he pleasant news to Mr.. Morgan's
many friends here,
The Supreme Castle of the Knights of the
Golden Eagle, in session at Reading, approved
the new military degree of Chivalry The
request to adopt juvenile order was in
definitely postponed.
The Hook and Ladder Company, Of Maha-
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-17

The home of Councilman r. J. James, on
North West street, was the scene Of a social
Gathering last evening The evening was
very pleasantly spent, and the singing and
dancing furnished by Benjamin BroXton was
highly appreciated by those present, among
which were the following: Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin BroXton, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Shavick, Mr.. and Mrs
George Walters, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Karbel,
Mr., and Mrs. William Emanuel, Mr.. and
Mrs James robin, Mr. and Mrs. John Fry
and Mrs. Berry, Of Olyphaut 4 collation. was
also served.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-17

The Rescue Hook and Ladder Company
will begin their fair tonight in Robbins
opera house, aud it will be continued for ten
days. Many valuable articles will be offered
for sale, at a reasonable figure, and the indi-
cations are that the fair will be successful
one. The company has gone to considerable
expense recently in adding to their equip
ment, and the citizens of the town now have
an opportunity to show their appreciation in
the shape of liberal patronage The boys de-
serve II.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-17
Rernhlicnn pnhlic Meetlng.

w. A. Stone, Congressman from Allegheny
county, brilliant orator, and d. c. Henning,
Esq, of Pottsville, will address Republican
public meeting in Ferguson's theatre next
Wednesday evening. Campaign clubs from
Ashland, Mahanoy City, st, Nicholas, Lost
Creek and VIM. Penn will cooperate with
the local clubs in a demonstration, The
Grant Band will head the parade.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-17

The Draper colliery was compelled to close
down yesterday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock,
because of an accident to the elevator.
Enoch Ball, residing at Gilberton, received
an injury to his foot by fall of coal
John Gergus, of Gilberton was cut about
the back by fall of coal. Neither of the
injuries are serious.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-17

Edward j, Gaughan, of Mahanoy Plane,
as entered suit for SANDER against Mrs
Thomas McAnncny, of the same place. The
case was before Squire NJ. j. Reyholds, of
Mahanoy Plane, and will most likely be sent
to court for settlement.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-17

A public meeting under the auspices Of
Mahanoy Silver Club will he held at Cor
mans hall next Monday evening which will
be addressed by J. II, Pomeroy, Esq, of town,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-17
One Thousand Dollars offered.

Thompson's Diphtheria Cure Co.. offers
$1,000 for use of the Williamsport Pa, Hospi-
tai, for first case of diphtheria which its
medicine does not cure. Conditions are that
patient must be alive, and not on the verge
of death by the use of anti-toxine or some
other so-called remedy; the company must be
notified when its medicine is begun to he
used so that a representative can be present
and see that the instructions are strictly car
ried out. Any registered physician is in
vited to apply the medicine according to
directions and see for himself Sold at
Kirlin's drug store at 80 cents bottle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-17

1t doesn't matter much whether sick head
ache, biliousness, indigestion and constipa-
tion are caused by neglect or by unavoidable
circumstances DeWtts Little Early Risers
will speedily cure them all, c. II. Hagen
hupI
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-17

Boys will be boys but you can't afford
to lose any of them BE ready for the green
apple season by having DeWitt's Collie and
Cholera Cure in the house, c, II. Hagen
LLrnl,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-17

How are your Kidneys? For ten years
suffered with pain in the back so severe l
could hardly walk. After using two boxes of
DIR. Hobbs Spaagus Kidney Pills the pain
entirely disappeared. l feel better than |
ever have in my life. CHAs. S. HOLMAN,
Sec'y 21st Mo. InfuY V. V, Rutledge, No
For sale by S. 7. Krln, druggist.
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Patrick Coogan, a former resident of Shen-
andoah, after an absence of twenty years is
visiting friends in this county, Mr. Coogan
is now prosperous business man of Water
bury. He is cousin Of Carl Coogan, the
efficient clerk in the County Commissioners
office
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Prosperity
Means Success.

Our store room which
has just been remodeled
is positively the Largest
Clothing Honse i'll the
county, and contains moth
ing but the very latest
styles in
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-17
Therel Thls Is Lnst the Thing.

Red Flag Oil-for sprains and bruises,
Gruhler Bros, drug store.
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TO CURE \ COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money if it fails to cure
% cents
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Pan-Tina! What Is Ite
A Former Resident,s visit.

The greatest cure for coughs and colds. A
Gruhler Bros, drug store.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DOR SALE.-A double property on Line
II street, Nos 1873 and 1856, for sale cheap. In
quirc of Mrs. Felix McMannaman, on Line
street 1O-l6-tf
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WILKINsOr.
Cor. Main g. Lloyd SITS.
The Daylight Store.

Every corner of our big store
bright with lots Of light and
busy with crowds Of interested
buyers.
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For StyIe mud Tit

VnN-TTTVN VTOTOIOTI
No. 10 South Main street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-17

Inquire of the first person you meet how
our shoes wear That person will be our
customer all right. Everybody is.
Factory SHOE STORE.