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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-13

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. l3-Judge Bethers
denied the writ OF habcas corpus sued out
by Claroncs M. Murphy, who has been dc
tanned at the city prison charged with u
bank theft committed in Salem. Mass,
about two years ago. Marshal Hart ar
rived here about two weeks - and OBJ
tanned requisition papers so the prisoner
might be returned TO Massachusetts, for
trial. Hart left last night for the east
with his prisoner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-13
Effect of Runner. LcadcrsbIp.

LONDON, Feb, 13,-Tho Times says: Ii
is believed that the accession Of Sir Charles
Upper to the ministry will lead Canada
to make some kind offer Of preferential
trade with the mother country. II is
probable that the united governments OF
Australia will make a similar offer. Tho
recent urn of foreign affairs, especially
regarding Germany and America, has
given much popular impetus to this
moycmcnt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-13

BosToy, Feb. l3-"Dr." Ella A. Bate,
yesterday pleaded guilty in the superior
criminal court to the Indictment charging
her with an unlawful operation on Eme
line Reyes, which caused the l%attor's dealt
on Dec. T. Beverly X. Sweet was indicted
rs being concerned with her in the crime
but his case was no pressed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-13
Enos Sentenced to -Four Years.

TAUNTON, Mass, Feb. l3.-In the supc.
rior criminal court yesterday Judge Blod-
gctt sentenced Il. Edward Enos of New
Bedford, convicted of seduction, to four
years in the house of correction. Enos,
who was n druggist, and several other
men were shown To have been in the sabit
of consorting with several young girls.
Finally, one OF the girls was found drunk
on the streets and she told the whole story.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-13

LIMA, Feb. il THE city Of Gunyaquil
In Ecuador has been visited by u terrible
fire. The Peruvian consulate, the st.
Augustine church aud several blocks Of
buildings were destroyed. The losses will
aggregate over $4,000 900. The conflagra-
ton made speedy and Irresistible Roadway,
I'm spite of strong efforts OF the fire brigade
on account of the character OF tho build
inRs In the town.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-13
Reward offered For walden. Captur,

WmLfMANTIc, Conn, Feb. l3. - The
Dime Savings bank Of this city has issued
notices Offering a reward of $1,000 for infor-
nation which will lead to the arrest OF
John l.. Walden, the Ascending cashier
of the bank. State Attorney Hunter
states that 1900 has already been spent in
an effort to find Walden. He Is known
to be I'm Ontario, but his exact location l.
NOT lcornCH
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-13

LONDON, Feb. B-Thc Chronicle this
morning says: When Lord Roscbery was
I'm power Russia declined to interfere In
Armenia, but promised not 10 object II
England decided 90 act herself. IL Is diff.
cult, therefore q understand Lord Sails
-buryAs fUHr or 80 resulting rom Lpglisb
interferonce.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-13
A Gratifying Showing.

gold reserve, at the. close Of business yes
tcrday, stood at S6i. SAL 79. a gain Of Si2,.
9Ol $40, being the second days receipts OF
gold for the new bond issue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-13
Consumption'. Cruel Record.

This diagram tells at a glance tho fright
full story Of consumption's importance
among diseases. Since the influenza made
its appearance in 1891 pneumonia has
caused more deaths than have tubercular
diseases. Up To that timo consumption
led the dreaded list, and IL should be ex-
planned that in 20 or 81 per cent of cases
pneumonia causes death only because tho
sufferers arc already predisposed toward
consumption md arc thus particularly
susceptible to the other disease.
Pneumonsa....... AEf.xI3yffHHx&2BzG7xky
Consumption &C.. szx1AL&SHEeltzxnAz1kk
Diarrhcal disease tTsgSExzSSsszGI1EEEgN
Bright's disease. lxzIIf.yAIxxGx1
Heart disoase... csSxtIsT5&&1zzZ
Diphtheria. ...... ExGs2Asa&8
Apoploxy ........ E<NknsSysNsAX
Cancer ........... EIEZgFxxj
Measles .......... gz4z5lXL .
Scarlet fcvor. 30. ULskEf3
Typhoid fovcr... $500
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-13

Mr.. W. III. Herrick went 10 New York
this morning, TO be gone until Monday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-13
SHOES FOR BOYS and YOUTHS,

N YOUTHS FINE SATIN CALL
4 1u Lace Shoes. opera and square toe,
i, kU sizes IL to ~; worth Sl.50.
IN BOYS FINE SATIN CALF LACE
Z H.S Shoes, opera and square toe, sizes
IL TU to 80; worth SLID.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-13
SHOES FOR LADIES.

"a LADIES KID BUTTON BOOTS
nun and Cloth Top Lace Boots; price
UUu. was Sl.C0 and Sl.25.
m LADIES vICI KID AMI FRENCH
IuO Finish Dongola button Boots,
UUs small sizes; price was az and $500.
~ LADIES FLANNEL LINED
XX0 Lace and Congress Shoes: price
OOu. elsewhere S1.O and SIPS.
1923 s.! & 5S1 H; 4; D . ?S:: E: Ga ' T., !: @ T ;s:s
Sl.5.
1.4S s s:;si &c., &C. ss S, S:s' #: e: e. :sSt s sss
$3.50.
IN AIDES ENGLISH WALKING
4 IU Boots, also Seal Goat Lace Boots.
LII. Goodyear Welt, sizes broken
never sold less than %.
n IN LADIES' HANDSEWED BUTTON
y IU anG Lace Boots, opera and square
I'll u toe, made from fine Wei Kid, and
sold elsewhere for S4.UO.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-13
CHURCH WEDDING.

Look in the window at Herman Bros. h,
Tailors, 1865 Westminster street, and you
will see trousers marked "a hat we guar
antee cannot be bought elsewhere for IS.
Orders for these goods will only be
taken until March i.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1896-06-20
Sorry for the Girls.

We do not know who wrote this,
but he has right to feel sorry in
anticipating the time when women
all wear trousers:
when the women all wear bloom
ers and their skirts are laid away;
when their legs no more are ruInors,
coyly hid from light OF day; when
the petticoat's forgotten, with its
swishing, whisking swhirls. and
there's less demand for cotton, TIL
be sorry for the giiis. I'll be sorry
for the lasses who in school are at
their books at the head or foot of
classes, I'll be sorry for their looks,
for their ma will make their trousers,
and, good heavens, don't we know,
who were boys, but are not now, sirs,
that they'll make a holy shows 1t is
bad enough when Willie weareth
pants his mamma made, and it often
knocks you silly just to see the youth
full blade wearing pants which no
one knoweth which is front or which
is back-if he cometh or il he goeth
there is quite an equal slack But
Your Susie, Oh, It's CALLING; scald
ing tears will downward glance.
when You hear the nrchins calling:
"Say, where did you get those pants ~
You viii see her youthful. growing,
but by no dead certain rule can you
tell IL she is going or is coming home
from school; there'll be trouble, You'll
allow, sirs; there'll be anguish for
papas, when their daughters all wear
trousers that are inst revamped from
mas. SO I'm weeping as I'm writ
ing and my great tears fall like pearls,
since / know what I'm inditing, for
I'm sorry for the girls
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1896-06-20

The Denver Times has of late dis
played much improvement in its news
service and mechanical features. Tits
now printed by 8 Mergen;haier Limo
type typesetting machines of the latest
and most improved pattern, and y
pages are issued every day excepting
on Fridays, when 10 or more pages are
printed The Times is the only daily
paper in Colorado vshich receives the
full day service of that greatest news
gathering organization, the Associ-
ated Press. The difference in time and
the unrivalled service allows The
Times to present the news of the world
up TO 9 p. m in its last edition. A
corps of over 200 live correspondents
in Colorado and surrounding states
and territories enables it to present
the news Of the Rocky Mountain re-
gion on the dag it occurs, twelve hours
in advance of the morning papers.
while the local news service is crisp,
fresh and up to- date The increase
in size allows The Times to introduce
several new daily departments, which
will be appreciated more especially by
its lady readers. The Times makes a
speciality of the best serial stories that
can be secured, the one now running
in the paper being San Army Wife,"
Capt. Chas. Kings latest and greatest
story. The presidential campaign is at
hand Those who wish to read a live,
reliable paper will take the Times.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1896-06-20

w tain des-i ~ trust dated Mao ~, 4, ID. Isss
pss tssss !; s 90 VA, e; I, -, D he r e, ss
and recorsier Of Prcwers Comfy. IN the state "a
Colorado. convey 10 A. y. Psrrish- trustee.
ship tuenfy-t~o te-l south % ranxe fortJ- fosr
"a west % the 9Th p. NJ. containing thrrs hrn-
dred and s~snty sssss sssoerf.ns - s.sss.nmeat
water rights tAkrn from the AIaisJ Canal. shi-h
said egnreysrce vas made IN trust 20 secure. 20
proyene, Co the pay meat 81 the .Aid hanlei
H Gales three certain proriseory note of etan
sum Of three hundred and thirty -thrrr asd Ss-isl
dollars. ono mote being dur and payable in e,ne
year frpm date. one ncts being diae ans. t,sy able
and pay able in thrse ycsrs frosn date, With in
terest thereon NJ the rate OF tea PR ce1f. Per
wh~re ssI saia esa u irps, provide. ,,., !.
case Of default i. the payment Of said oafes. sr
any part thereof. or in case default he Es4sir in
TO tie tenor and effect theresa the trustes. shall
ell and dispose Of the above dsscrib.i profesty,
trust described trrferenoe 70 which Is hereby
made for greater certainty. for the tsurpose %
paying said notes and all interest Theresa up 70
the TINE q sale tosether with the costs Of enc
Whereas default has been made 10 the pNy-
mcnt % interest due on said notes and default
has been made in the payment Of the PRINCIPAL
OF said notes. and such defaults sfill ecntinfle.
and b. reason thsrecf :he present legal holder
tee to make sale Of said premises for the pnf-
poses aforesaid
Now. Therefore, notice Is hereby given that l
the undersigned A. y. Parrish trustee
rs aforesaid, at the request % the prrs-
ent legal holder and owner of said notes and IN.
der and by virtue ~ the power and authority in
me vested BY tho terms OF said deed of trust
will on Tuesday. the aoth day 81 June A. ID.
1895. at the hour OF ten O'Clock IN the forenoon
Of said day sell the above described property
both real estate and water rights, and all the
right. title. benefit and equity Of rcdennra-
ton OF tho said Nathaniel II. Gale, his
heirs and assigns therein, at public auction
for the highest and best price the same VII
bring in cash. at the west front door OF the
house In tho town of Lamar. IN the County Of
OF paying said principal note. all interest due
thereon up 10 the time Of sale and all costs and
expenses OF executing this trust.
Dated At Lamar, Colorado, this 18th day OF
May A. ID. 1895
A. y. PARRISH
mls-iZT Trustee.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1896-06-20
Husbands to Burn.

Some time age, in New York
club. some one was telling about a
woman who had just married her
third husband
by the way" the gentleman
asked, "where is her first husband
buried?'
''He was cremated,r was the an
swer
..And the second? i
"Also cremated"
by Jover' observed Fred Wright.
Jr.. the comedian, shat woman has
husbands to burn."-New York Ar
gonaut.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1896-06-20
NoTIcE-rIMnER cuLruRR

CARLTON. COLORADO.

T. 5. Lsxp oFFIcn, Lsxsn. cas.n.
NArch 30 f-,ss-
feON PLANT hANtnr been entered AZ this oiiire
~ By : y Canfieia AGAINST Real znaln J. Cos sii
for failure 10 comply eth ia~ 60 fiInier cult
entr, No "a puehip srscs dated f.e. !. iuers.
utsln the ss1ufhWezt 4. Of ><zrfioe n 1o1tlsht,
= south Rsnrr q ~e~t. In Pro.cr< cosat j. Cola.
with virs the eancrlisft.u % said ertIy cru
trst4At alleging thx. said fsr1ismin y. C0~giii
has wholly failed. durins thu last fgar pears 10
cultivate TO crop o. Otherwise. OF plant 10 tres<
trsct- That the sane l. not ftuoe-d nr
otherwise eneiosei. hut has br~n aiandoAs4t M
the rnfryman. ard the defaults cuatinue 10 the
date 81 said eompiAint. tho said psrffs~ are
HEREBY snsusnoned q apEFar AZ this oliinr tie
NEh day 81 June. i-l<i. ~ q clock a. M. 90
kpsad and furnish tn~ttnsoag cssBeernins ssid
mc.jn en-. ruos.x. REGISTER.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1896-06-20

Us I.sD o'',e.. S Z ~ !, Go, Coo.

Z. s. LsxD orr1cx. Ls~ls. Coal
Nay n ts1s
COMPLAINT having h<~n entered st thfs of-ire
" By Anseline Preach AGAINST William A. & rpath
for failure 10 comply With Law 10 tinkhsr-
ealtnre entry No 90 furiio -srie<. dks>d Apsii
"a. isss, uros the sw \ Of s-ctlo1 -. teznshlp
rxdo. with a view TO the cnnorllataon q
said entry. eontesfanf alleging that cad
William A. Cresth has. dnr1nx the lat
hsc years and ~ - the prv-ent tt.hn,
failed 10 cultivate to erpp otlssswisr. q
plant TO trrsn. tree sesss. nuts or cutfin<s. aaY
part Of said trart- That The izbd has ncNIr
been fcsced or otlisf~iss eneiae~f. AMI ha- hrs
wholly staAdoned By tho entrsnan. AID
said drfsaits csis4finne 10 the date % said
plant. the saie parties arr hereby surs
nioaed 70 spF-ar At thi- ofirr On the ssh
day ~ June. tsz<l at O'Clock a. n 20 -
AVE- nv go Rza.c. xouxts. Rs~.i.s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-22
Llegada del PreladO.

La Oiocesis esta de enhorabuena
con ell regreso de su ilustre Prelado
Lego aver en- el vapor- correo 81"
dad dc Cd4is el venerable Principe
de la Iglesia. Fueron 4 recibirle c
Sr. Gobernador del Obispado, y vario:
representatives del Cabildo Catedral J
otras corr Foraciones y centres.
A las y media subio el cignlslmc
Diocesano junto con los indicados Sc
1ores Capitulases, y despues lie ora
en- eI Altar Mayor del Temple Cate
dral, donde 4 la saxon Sc celebrate
Misa, Y en- el de Nuestra Sonora de Il
Providencia, dirigiose el selor ObiSpc
4 su PaIacio, que Sc VIC durante tod(
ell dla incesantemente visitadO,
Por 10 que hemos podido obserVar
Su Ilustrisima halIase rcstablecido POI
complete de los quebrantos fslco:
que al emprender su viaie a ia Madrt
Patria aquejaban su preclosa salud.
Lo cual nos place sobremancr;
anunciar al pals entero, que con nos
otros acknowledgements Sc alegra dC
tan fdusto suceso, hacienda votos POI
la dilataia existcncia y no interrum
pida ventura del sabio = viituosisim(
Prelado quien desde luego tcnemo
Ia honra de enviar nuestras ffases d,
cordial y respetuosa bienvenida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-22
AUTO CELEBRE
6enegY0mao la s9carceIaeldn de
los SreS. PantoIa y Co6aLle-
10 ae PM9a.
{ CONCLUSI0N) J,

| Considerando que las razones ale
gadas por parte del Sr. Pantoia nc
desvirt1an en- NADIA las que sc har
presentado al dictar el auto de su pro
cesamiento y prision provisional, kor
que, aparte de los demas datos que
pudieron setvir de base al informe de
las autoridades administrative para
deducir indicio de responsabilidad
contra los mismos, en- el sumario exis
ten los su6cientes para racionalmente
entender que les alcanza respoasabili
dad criminal por la creaoi6a del or
ganismo, logia Q sociedad secreta
"Patria," que realizo en- Fl ipinas he
chos tan punibies contra la integridad
del territorio espahol.
Considerable que las consecuen-
cias que Sc derivan de la carta diri-
gida desde Valencia al sehor Pantoia
antes de ahora por un hermano ma
son en- sentido masonico y nombre de
"Pllades," demuestran 10 que va es in
dudable, de que la institution masoni
ca Sc ocupa, ademas de los trabajos
previStos en- las llamadas sus leyes
constituciones, dc otros revoluciona
rios eminentemente pollticos.
Considerando que este caractsr es-
pecial 10 vienen teni1ndo, sin g<nero
alguno de duda, las logian, capltulos y
orgamismos masonicos activos de Gu
ba y Filipinas, que constituye Juno de
los secreto5 que todavla fnan" los in
'divlduos que son iniciados en- la or
den, bajo pena de 'perder la vida VI
ser su cuerpo lanzado a lugares in
mundos," y que sin determinarlos ex-
presamente reiteran y Sc halIan en- el
espiritu de las llamadas leyes masoni-
cas-, aun en- las reformadas, sean cua
lesquiera las formas externas adopta |
das en- su letra para acomodarse a las
de asociaciones del Estado.
Considerando que la autorizacion
concedida por eli gobierno civil de es |
ia provincia respecto a los reglamen-
tos del centro masonico "Gran Orien-
te Nacional de Espana", no pudo ex
tenderse & las leyes de su constitution
y Secretos, nj surtir efectos mas que
dentro del territorio de esta provincial,
y las logias, talleres y Sapltulos que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-22

sin vida, y expuesta asi q la torttuta
de incurrir con frecuencia en- la talta
de carifo y respeto a Dios, & la pa
tria, la familia y la sociedad entera.
Asertos de esta verdad nos ha
dado y desgraciadamente sigue dan
donos la historic contemporanea'
i Dadme la escuela, y os entregare al
pueblo mi antojo dijo Mokem al
inolvidable General Concha
En- efecto, Excmo Sr, el amor 4
Dios, a la patria, a la familia y la
sociedad, esta en- razGn drecta con el
dcsarrollo de la educacion religiosa
en- las escuelas, y como testimonlo
de esta virtud traigamos al recuerdo
de estos renglones los educandos del
colegio del Salvador en- la Hababa,
bajo la direction de Don jose de la
Luz Caballcro, de infeiig memoria.
Afortunadamente, el magisterio
puertorriqueno, Excmo Sr, y sobre
todo la mujer, instruyen bajo el prln-
ci9io santo de la educacion moral y re
ligiosa a sus aumnos y este, no
dndarlo es una garantia para que la
tranquilidad moral y material sc
arraigue mas en- este querido suelo,
sintetizando asl el amor que todo buen
ciuda iano debe tcner q Dios, a la
patria que lie dio nombre, leyes, usos
v costumbres. la familia la sOciee
dad en- gen neral.
Por esta raz6n, y siendo V. Z.
un Gobernante ilustrado y cello
so, que comprende cuanto ell ma
gistero puede inAuir en- la prosperl-
dad de los pueblos, NADIA mas natura
que tienda q rodearle de todas las
considerations que merece, hacienda
de el TN destino p1blico, dentro de
todas los generates de la Ley, y le
vcz una especie de magiStratura res
petable, dotandola convenientementt
y hacienda que Sc lie pague con Il
mas estricta puntualdad, para que
asi el Professor pueda dirigir todos su
cuidados al gran objeto de ST mlsl6r
bienhechora.
Loor, pues, 4 Gobernantes tai
amantes de la publica fecihdad come
el Sr General Marin, quien, al bienes
tar de los otros elementos de prospe
ridad, no pospone el promover los al
tos intereses del Magisterio p1blico!
I'm Viej0 V0lnntarIo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-22
10 DEL LAURADA

Con este mismo epigrafe. copia 10
siguiente de FL LmbarciaI de Colon
La Bandera Espaa0Ia de Santiago de
Cuba, fecha Id del mes actual
"El Remediano" de Remedies dice:
FL Conde de Venadto", ciucero
de- nuestra marina de guerra, ha echa
do a pique al vapor fhbustero "Lau
rada", que procedente de los Estados
Unidos de America traia una expe-
diCi6n de armas. muni -iopes, dinami
ia. y I56 hombres entire iasurrectos y
tflpulacion".
Seg1n Sc dice, el "Conde de Vena
ditto" espero ch un punto de la costa
del Norte, cerca del Cabo de Maisi,
el crucero del "Laurada," seg1n orde
mes que tenia.
Para ocultarse mejor Sc meti6 entire
cayos y desarbolo el buque, ocultando
por complete Ia chimenea.
FL barco hlibustero Sc acerc6 tanto,
que cuando Sc apercib;o del buque
espahol fuG cuando estaba enclma
de &.
H6chose cargo del pe!igro que CO
rria, emFez6 a arrojar su carga al mar
prepar ndose para la huida.
Entonces el "Venadito" lie lanzt
una andanada con tan buena punteria
que le destroz0 parte de la proa, es
tando aun parade.
Sails huyendo el fiIibustero, y ira.
el el barco espanol. disparandole ys
en- martha otro canonazo que le past
rozando por el puente
Pero va ei "Laurad4" IDA hacienda
aqua y retrasando su marcha.
Al tercer canonazo, que le abri6 III
boquete en- eI casco, comcnzo hun
dirse, y los pocos momentos desapa
recio.
Todo 10 que venia bordo de
"Laurada" ha lido al fondo del mar.
En- Cienfuegos y Sagua va Sc sabi;
desde Ell dla /? del actual.
En- este pueblo tAmbien Sc sabi;
desde aver, aunque no dc TN mode
Official.
Esta expedition era la mayor gu
habia salido de los Estados Unido
para Cuba.
Era esperada aqul por los insurrec
tos con mucha ansiedad y algeria, a
extreme que de su llegada hacian de
pender el bueno y proximo resultad,
de la lucha.
Sc dice tAmbi6n que venfan q Dor
do del "Laurada" los cabecillas Ro
loft, Emilio N1hez y otros varios."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-22

publicado FL Globe, y en- el cual pare
ce que sc guerra dar entender que
en- ell partido Unconditional de 2quella
Antilla pueGen albergarse separatistas.
La historic, los servicios y la leal'
tad, jam5s desmentida, de dicho partl
do, excusan 4 los senadores y diputa-
dos de la Isla de hacer la proteSta re-
suelta y energica que, en- otro case,
hubieran formulado contra quien, con
autoridad bastante, Sc hubiese atrevi-
do a inferir ell gratuito agravio de su
poner que en- el partido Unconditional
tengan albergue tales elencntos, pues
nunca, nj en- situacion alguna, dejarian
de cumplir los deberes que les impo-
ne su adhesion al partido que les ha
honrado con su conhanza Sc han
limitado a rechazar tan insidiosa, aun-
que embozada acusacion, contra I'm
partido todo abnegacion, todo pat 10
tismo, y la cuaI cae desautorizada POI
81 misma. Green que de insidla Sc
mejante solo podrian ser inspiradore,
los que en- las AntilIas denigran q
diario el honor nacional, ofenden
nuestro valefoso Ejercito y hacen Ii
apologize constante de los grandes enc
migoS de la Patria."
Y antes habfa dicho alguien,
por las columns de FL Ipbar-
riah que las frases fueron reco-
gidas en- una conversation priva,
da,!sin estar dichas para la publ
cidad nj constituir una acusaci6n
sino una hip6tesis, fuera del al
cance cue Sc les ha dado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-22
T e A r

Las s0rprSsaS del div0yciOs, he aqui
la obra, tambien ex6tica, como Los
RantsGD, que puso anteanoche en- es-
cena Ia compafila Ricart- Ortega. Es
muy entretenida, abunda en- ocurren-
cias y situaciones chistosas, de ingenio
algunas, no tan ingeniosas otras. Ha
cen, hacen reir las dichosas sOybyesas,
que tuvieron, seg1n la voz p1blica,
gran exito en- Paris al ser llevadas al
teatro. Pero que diablo A pesar de
los pesares, nos llenaron casi tan POGO
como Las Rant2cU -. 1 A que re -
currir repetidamente a extranos re F.,
pertorios escenicos siendo el eSpafoI
tan rico y superior !
Muy aplaudidos fderon los inter
pretes de las S0rpreSas consabidas.
Lo cual NADIA tiene de soybyendents,
dado el merito de los mismos.
Muchas palmadas obtuvieron tam
bien con justicia los tres Bfm0les.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-22

Conference.-The con cl muy
digno Sr. NIiniotro de Ultramar
y con los altos funcionarios oel
J departamento, 10 mismo que con
ei Jefe del Gabinete particular,
dlgno '>ompahoro nuestro, Sr.
Gonzalez, hGme convencido, una
vez mas, de las buenos disposi-
clones que hay ALI respecto de
Puerto Rico y de cuanto a esa
Isla Sc refere.
Ell Decreto sobre Ftr10caYYI
les ecou6mieos, que enviG por el
correo pasado, 81, como Sc espera
hay quien 10 subaste, es una bue
ma muestra y un nuevo ensayC
que aun 40 Sc ha planteado en la
Peninsula. Esta llamado q dar
gran prosperidad a las zonas que
atraviesan, imprimiendo robusta
vida al general de circunvalac;6n.
ParGceme que la Isla deberia dis
pOnerse, con sus recursos pro
pios, para la subasta y construc-
ci6n de tales obras.
Las gestiones sobre la question
monetarla y sobre la reforma de
aranceles no han de escasear por
mi parte, 81 Dien las atenciones
de la guerra separatista y la cir
CunstanCia de no hallarse alberto
el Parlamento dihcIltan natural
mente aquGlla, pues, reconocidos
el cello y laboriosldad del que a
su cargo Ileva hoy, acertada-
mente, los destinos de Ultramar,
no es possible importunarle a to,
das horas, persoHalmente. Sc
han dado las 6rdenes para que,
sin levantar mano, Sc contin1e la
carretera de Arecibo a Utuado,
facilitandose los recursos.