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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-04-18
Steamer Cumberland.

The Cumberland has received a thor
ough overhauling during the winter; has
had new shaft put in, been newly
painted without, and the interior of
saloons etc. been freshly decorated, now
presenting an appearance as neat and
elegant as when she made her debut on
the route. Capt. John Thompson is still
in command. and listened with pardona-
BILE pride and qualification to the many
complimentary remarks that the i'm
proved looks Of the Cumberland elioited.
Some changes have been made in the
officers. the following being the roster:
Commander-John Thompson.
Pilot-W. Ell. Allan.
ID Pilot-W. O. Blanchard.
Mate-John Burke
% Mate-Daniel Apt.
Chief Engineer-John Taylor.
Cd Engineer-Chas Foss.
Purser-LeBaron Thompson.
Clerk-George Turkey.
Steward-Wm. E. Leonard.
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Caught by Another Drop in Real Estat.

Caught by Another Drop in Real Estate.
He was busy evangelist and when he
stopped on Commercial street to talk for
a few moments to q group of laboring
men, he failed to notice a busy spectator
who had halted to listen with the rest.
"Modern society is fearfully corrupt"
said the earnest reader "Unless there Is
a change all our cities will disappear like
Sodom and Gormorrah."
At this point the speculator had broken
in with, fDo you mean to say that
Sodom and Gormorrah are destroyedT'
''Yes. sir, completely destro yed."
"And real estate is worth no more
than what it will bring for ranch land
I suppose" said the speculator sadly.
"Hardly that even," replied the reader.
"Just my luck" said the Spectator
bitterly" I don't remember whether the
Sodom and Gomorrah boomers caught
me Oh their general stock. their branch
railroad, their iron mines, or some corner
lots, but they caught me fast enough and
L"
81 think your Mistaken said the
reader. In6 C1GloS TO Wnlcn Tel6FF6u.
"No mistake at all tell you. I was
caught at Fort Payne. I was caught
again blythe South Dakota boomers.
was let down by the men who built the
street car system at Sioux City. Denver
people helped me to fool away some
money. I was in the drop at a dozen
points in the West and South, but like
fool 1 allowed myself to take stock. in
Sodom and Gormorrah, and now they'r
both wiped out, and ! suppose you
couldn't give away the best corner lot in
either city. You hear this I'm done with
doomed places and Maine is q good
enough state for me. That Sodom aud
Gormorrah business let's me out for
good.''
The reading evangelist tried to expl ain
the real situation but the Speculation was
off mattaring as he went "And he said
that real estate there isn't in demand
even for farm land. Probably it wouldn't
bring over SIS an acre at the most"
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Fitzy's Lion EIectrocuted.

Cleveland, Ohio, April 17.-Bob Fitz-
simmons's pet lion came near being the
death Of the big pugilist last night He
had left his pet chained on the roof in
sort of garden at the theatre. When
he went to remove him about midnight,
the chain came in contact with an cleo
trio wire and the lion received severe
shock. He sprang at Fitzsilnnons, but
the chain became entangIed with the
wire, and the electric current did its
work. Fitz endeavored to free his pet,
but only succeeded in burning his hands
badly
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One Fair for the Trip.

Chicago, April 1.-THE western roads
have agreed to make rate of one fare
for the round trip for the Republican
convention at ST. Louis. The same rate
has been agreed to for the Democratic
convention. This Prohibitionists will be
given the same rate for their convention
at Pittsburg. Tickets for ST. Louis will
ne good to return June 21st to Chicago
July 18th, and TO Pittsburg May 30th.
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Hot Enough For.

New York, April 17.-This is the fifth
consecutive hot day At O'Clock this
morning the thermometer registered 68
degrees, and has been stendily rising
AT noon it stood 81 degrees.
Rockville, Conn, April 17.-The Their
mometer registered 80 at l p. m. This is
the hottest April day on record.
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j. x, martins choice stock.

The Maine Farmer says: ~. K. Mar
tin, proprietor of the Falmouth hotel,
Portland, owns fine heard Of Jerseys,
and runs creamery for the making of
the butter to supply the tables of his
hotel. His farm and creamery are located
in Bridgton. He has recently purchased
OF P. j. Cogswell of Rochester, N. Y, a
fine son Of the noted bull Exile of St.
Lambert, for use in his herd. We are al
ways glad to note the advent Of choice
stock into the State''
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Not his Year, Some Other Year.

Boston, April lin the House today
ths committee on ways and means to
whom was referred the resolve providing
for the erection OF an equestrian or
military statue of Major General Benja-
min E. Butler, recommended that it be
referred TO the next general court
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Parson Found More Than He Wanted To

Findlay, Ohio. April 17.-Rey. Joseph
e. Eben- Powell, who was indicted at
the January term of court for false regis
tration, was convicted yesterday He is
native of England and registered and
voted without being naturalized. The act
was done with the intention, he himself
stated, of showing how the election laws
of the United States are not enforced
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-04-18
Kidney Trouble Cured.

The importance of knowing just what
to do when one is afflicted with kidney
disease or troubles of urinary nature,
is best answered by the following letter
which was recently published in the
Poughkeepsie. N. Y. News-Press:
MILLERToN, Duchess Co., N. Y.
"Dr. David Kennedy, Dear Sir:-For
more than eighteen months was so bad
ly afflicted with kidney trouble [ could
scarcely walk quarter Of a mile without
almost fainting. [ did not gain any I'M
til began to use DR.. David Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy. After using the first
bottle l noticed decided Improvement
which continued, and 1 know that
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Expenditures. 81, SO
April 10, 1896, balance on hand,
$1.398.68
EMMA E. THOMPSON, Treasurer.

The following departments were re-
ported. Systematic giving, legislatures
and petitions, social purity, lumbermen,
police matron. homes fer homeless chill
dren, press work, foreign speaking
people. fruit and floral mission, literature
and kindergarten.
The hour was so late at the close of tho
reports that it was deemed expedient to
adjourn the meeting TO next Friday at So
Oak street, when the remainder of the
reports will be presen ted and the election
Of officers take place.
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NTasons Attention.

All members of the Masonic Order are
requested to remember the meeting at
Masonic hall at 1880 o'clock tonight.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-04-18

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take laxastive Bromo Ouinine TabIers
al druggist sefund the money if it fails
TO cure. t5c.
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Maine Pensions.

Washington, April 17.-Pensions have
been granted residents of Maine as fol-
lows:
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INCREASE.
REISSUE.

Francis A. Shaw, Belfast; George W.
Roberts, :Oldtown; Martin Brewer, Booth
bay Harbor.
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George W. Burding, South Thomaston
ORIGINAL, WIDOWS. ETC.
Esther j. Charles, South Smithfield :;
Almira J. Day. Denmark; Julia T..
Thornton, Fairfield.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-04
Dice un peri0dico de la Habana:

Parece-dice ell General Wevler-
que no pudieudo pasar Gomez y Maceo Ii
mites Santa Clara, ,efecto situaci6n fuerzaa.
pretenda Maceo distraar coluunas en- per
sscuci6n de Gomez que enfermo, ouiere
cobijarse On Siguanea."
Pues 81 tal es el proptsito de Gomez.
y el Inconvenience para realizsr!o estriba
ba en Ia colocacion que ga di0 s las colurn
mas en- al llmite de las Villas mucho terne
mos que 10 logre, por que en- el misrno des,
pacho, dc cuyo text copiamos Ell pkrrafo
anterior, deja el general en- jefe dispuesto
que le columna de Bernar regrese & CHI
nes; la de Viouf1a la provincial de la Ha
ba1a (tambi5n Giijnes SO halIa en egta
provincia), y que las columnas de Seeura
Y Hernandez pasen la provincial de Ma
tanzas. como Ia del Drimero estaba en-
Santo Domingo, la de Vicufia en- Manacas
y las de los dos ultimos en- Voladores Y Al
varez, todas elias en- las Villas, cerca del
lfnite con Matanzas, resulta que esta linea
va quedar bastante mas despeiada.
Cierto que en- persecution de Maxino G6
mt z quedan Arolas, Galbis Eario, que
Segura y Hernandez ocupan Ia lfnea que
cubrfa el general Arolas; pero no es menoe
cierto que enfrente de Maxine Gomez, 81
su prop6sito consiste en- paear la Sigua.
nea, ha Quedado menos guarnecido.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-04
TwL.TPE DWRBLAY

Sus facoiouea SO hahfGn dulcifoado go nirada
ere rnda cari6osa. "a no ergu1a Ia oabezs, So
berbia altanera sc habfa sfeminado y psrecfa
mds poquena,
Dasae aqual dia 10 aotitud de Felipe fu6
invariable
Duloe, amable y obsequioao con Clara de-
lante do gentee moatrdbasa frio. politico gra-
We oua1ado sstaban solos.
Tan h6bilmente oslcul6 So oonducta, que
todos le consideration msrido modelo, La mar
quesa no tavo 10 manor sospeoha. porque estsba
habituada la galanterfa tranquila correota de
los esposos dc su olase, adem5s el marques de
Beaulieu no Is habia mimado gran oosa con
0pasionado oarino.
Pareoi6|e pues, que el matrimonio de au
hija iba psdir de booa, = presoindio de toda
v;gisnoia.
Oompletamente tranquila reepeeto d Ia So
lud de- CLARA, anunci6 una manana que sc iba d
Paris, donde 81 hijo Ootavio estaba desde Enc
70. Fiel sus ideas de igualdad, disponfase el
marques preaoindir del blaz6n formarse
una buena olientea de abogado
Qaed6, pues, Clara sola CON eu marido
quien solo veia 4 las horaa de conner. Deepuea
de la oomida 10 soompa1aba al salon, Sc sentaha
oinoo minutes, levantabass an seguida dsbs Las
bueDaa noohas = sc retirsha au habitsei6n.
Uas noohs tuvo ourioaidad ID joven de yer 10
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-04

Segdn la estad1stica dc poblaci6n de
la Republioa dc Mexico hecha en- Octubre
del aflo anterior, resulta que Ell territorio
de la Republica contiene 12.57O,195 habi-
tantes. Los Estados. mas poblados son los
GManojwato y Jal6sco, que exceden de un
million de habitantes cada uno; Ell mas
pequefio es el de CoIana, que solo cuenta
56 600. Las ciudades mas importantes son :;
Mexico con $40 mil habitantes, Puebla COZ
80 mil, Guadaiajara con 81 mil San Luis
Potoel con 20 mil; eiguiendo despues Mon
terrey Pachuca con mas de SO mil; Du-
range, Zacatecas Guanejuato CON mas
dc 40 mil, otras varias con mas de 80 mil
habitantes. Mexico es la repdblica mas
poblada de toda la America espafola.
~ Corbatas, corbatas, la mar de cor
batas baratlsimas y elegantes SO acaban
de recibir en- sc Volcan", de J. Padr6 y
CompafIla, Cruz 10 Las hay para todos
los gustos y todos los bolsillos. Sc ven
den 500 per dial!
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Tsvwr xozwoA Dw ssLA OonnxarossswetA'

del psrque, cubiertos aun de nieve, briller la
Inz del sol
Los pajsros rozaban con las alas los oriata-
les, como p;diendo slbergne; ella les miraba con
placer h .ots aus les eoh rau migas de pan.
Todo 1e interesnba, reoobrando POGO POGO
laa fusrzas, experimepto viva algeria al sentirse
ranaoer ffsoa y gnoralmenta
Enoontrandose bin en- au casa, SO estrada
perezosamente en- el Ohio passndo horss ente~
raa en escuoher el tio.tao del reloi, aia idea
en- Is mante, sumids 81 spscible abandOno.
Su madra Is aconp 4ba durante el dia
Felipe solo lbs d 81 e1at to doa veoes, una por
la mahana otra por "a noohe, informandose
embellishments de su sslud, preguntandole 81
desesba elgo que 81 podiera proporoionsrla. 1
los cinoo ninutos de estrr aentado al pie del le-
oho, se alejab, gravemeots, = Clara eHcuohaba
como SO lbs perdiendo 81 ruido do sus pasos por
las hsbitaoioGes
Esperaba aus vistas. lie pareofsn demasiado
cortas, SO irritabs igarsmsnte contra el.
Encontro una cossion de enfsdsrse, la
aproveaho oon infantil ingenuidsd
Tavo ei caprioho de que llevaran flores
su hahitaoi6n: las estufas de- Bsauiieu estaban
llenss, Ii msrquess lego IN dia cergsds CON
un admirable ramo de lilss blanoas.
Felipe entr6 cuando Clara sspirsba el olor
de les flores; manifesto dnloemente que aquel
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-04

Abordo del vapor " "Ciudad de Cadiz"
van para la Peninsula los generates Ma
dan y Aldecoa. Dfcese que en- el pr6xi-
mo mes SO embarcaran los generates Sua-
rez Vald6s Pando. Pasajeros llegados
en- el citado vapor maniffestan q los insu
rrectos ocuparon el pueblo de Jarueo entire
Ia Habana y Matanzas, durante unos dfas.
Atacados allf por nueatras tropas, fueron
desaloiados batidos sufriendo grandes
D6rdidas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-04
jQuGntN72 nautGtWs Qb 6ElOH
Bibliotaca f aativa 4 25 canta

BibliOteca astiva IS centavos ell to
mo.-Memorias de I'M gran rata.-Las
mujeres de lence.-Una suegra por ell
aire. -Casamiento de Qusvedo.- mu
jeres que pagan.-Dos perdices IN mo
chuelo.-Las bendiciones de Quevedo.-
Los percances de evedo.-Librerfa de
3 r. Saniurio Vidal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-04
LA SRIA. ANA 0TER0

--PIANI8TA PU UERTORRIQUENA.-
ALUMNA DEL CONSERVATORY DE
PARI3.--Ha fja6o definitivamente su re-
sidencia en- sta Capital calle de Ia FOrta.
leza nuuero 81, = ofrece & las fanilias sus
servicios profesionales tanto para la ense
haDza elemental de Ia uni1sica como para
Ia superior. Precios condolences con-
venc1Onaies. 15-1
La persona qua hsya encontrado uua
pulsera cen una medallita que lleva in
crustada la i1nag8n dc la Conception, la
devuelva 4 su dueflB, Gale de la Luna, IS
quina San Justo, SRA gratifoada. Di
cha pulsera SO perdi6 en la noche del Jue.
yes Santo en- eI trayecto do Cat8dral Ia
calle de San Jsaato, por la de l.. Luna
La DemocrGcfa puede solicit arse &
'cs centavos ejamplar an el kioeko Gen
tral y ON esta agancia. s. vondera
tambi6n por las .-S8rvicio domi-
clio p0r abouos meusuaiss. Agencia, San
francisco 81.
Ha sido nonbrado Dire ;tor de II Ea-
fermerla de Alto 8oogo" el rnedio 90
nuestro amigo D. Jose Potous y MARTINEZ.
Don Jose Jerex, ex capitan de Ia re
nombrada oompanle de los 'Carnisetae
Rojas', que Ia componen enthusiasts i6vc-
nes Residences en- Ia Habana lego antea-
yer esta Capital en- el "Ciudad dc Cadiz"
Dlcen que 81 gobierno de Santo Do
rnlngo ha prohibido el desembayque en-
aquella rep1b]ica dc los eitanos, NAL lie.
mados turcos, que andan pululando por las
Antillas.
En- el vapor "Ciudad de C6diz" que
lego aver al puerto de esta Capital, vino
I'm individuo destinado s este Presidio
donde ingres6 inmediatamente.
Aver tuvimos ell gusto de saludar
nuestro antique y estimedo amigo el senor
don Juan Vicenty, importante hacendado
del Oeste.
El dia 80 del pasado fu6 fusilado en- Ell
castillo de la Cabaha, en- Ia Hebana, Ell ca
hecilla gehor Aleman. Ell 81 debieron su
fir garrote vii cuatro prisioneros de los
que dltimamente fueron capturados por
nuestras tropas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-04

tarde tendran lugar entire Rfo-piedras Ia
Carolina las anunciadas carreras de velo
ciredistas. Por falta de tempo no SO pa
sau invitaciones q los senores socios y
al pdblico en- general, & quien por este me-
dio SO le invita- por 81 desean pasar un ratio
aQradable.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-04

El microbes del corriente se vende-
ran en- pdblica subesta, en- Arroyo, los des
poios del casco efectos salvados del va
por noruego "Johan Sverdrup,' perdido
en- aquella costa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-04
CIRUJANO -DENT7STA E'PSs; sar Don

Jose FL. Tizol, de Ia FacuItad de Madrid,
ofrece aus servicios profeeionales en- los
altos de la casa ndmero so, calle de San
Francisco. FL Gabinete Dental esta mon
tado con todos los adelantos del dia. Be
garantiza que las operaciones, por difici-
les que sean, SO practican sin dolor algu-
no. Precios modicos. d
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-04

Aclaremos el punto, ssfior Alcalde
En- estos dfas santos ocurri6 I'm case an6-
malo con los vehfoulos que transitan por
las Was p1blicas Carros, carretillas y
coches dejaron de transitar, como otros
amos, per0 las bicicletas, que son tan veh1'
culos como una guagua, andaban por esos
adoquines muy orgulloeas de sus preclosas
carqas Convene que so reunan los infu
sorios en- la gotta de aqua consabida y alIf
declaren 81 Ia bicicleta1es I'm veh1culo un
colgalejo adherido & la parte posterior de
los ciclistas Y despu6s, fumemos ciga-
rrillos Cabafias, que inspiran ideas reli~
giosaa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-04

La suscripeion destinada al Institute
Bacteriol6gico de Mayaguez SO eleva va
s la suma de 4,917 pesos. Don Francisco
E Montanez ha salido recorrer distintos
pueblos de Ia Isla para recoger dicha sus
criDci0n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-04
vARIEDAnEs
nEIA sIIizA EapANnLA.

nes. Lao3nea, Chorizos Morcii1as de la
cnohtans aa6ds: LAP arel9s, EMsp'arraGg9s Map'H Al
res. Perceves y sardinas de La Ria, fres-
cas-, y Cerezas de la Corufla; Vino de la
Rivera Ventosela Ell rico vino de los dio-
seq, sea 'FEl Tostado' de 1908. Despu6s
de conner y bsber todas estas cosas sustain
closes fiimensa un buen tabaco habano, y
riaes del Tl3 Sam. "El Tocinero". - Solo
"u Il Colmado de Cerecedo, Hermanos Y
Compaflie &c hailan estos artfculos.
Los mejores mas agradabies vinos
de masa que en- la actualidad SO importan
en- este Capital, son los tintos y blancos de
Ii marca "Logroflo", Rioja, que legftimos
de las acreditadas bodegas de Anguciana,
m6dicoe, los sefiores Luiha, Hermano y
Compania -Prueba hace conviction.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-04
HILO INCLES aAseA eaarsss1 nsssd, se5 en- en-
lad MISREPRESENTATION.
MULLENHOFF Y KORBER.

Dia como hoy, Sabado Santo, el aflo
pasado, se haolan en- esta Capital graudes
preparativos SO levantaban ARGOS de
triunfo para recibir al egregio general
MARTINEZ Oampos, que lego por fin Ell do.
ningo eigui6 viaje para Cuba Ell lunes
de pascua.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-04

La Emulsion de Scott, es companera
inseparable de los sehores M6dicos, que "a
receten con ventajas positivas en- 81 raqui-
tismo de los nif1os, escrofulosis, anemig y
otras enferEnedades debidas Ia insult
ciencia nutritiva.-Don Clements Fernan-
dez Barreto, M6dioc Titular de la CARROLL
ma, Puerto Rico Certifca: Que hace
mas de diez y ocho aflos viene hacienda
uso con bastante frecuencia de Ia Emulsion
de Scott de aceite de hfgado de bacalao
con hipofoshtos de cal y de scsa, siempre
con ventajas positivas para sus enfermos
Doctor OLEMENTE FERNANDEZ.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-04

Autss de aver ha debido aparecer en-
Mayagdez ell ndmero del nuevo colega que
alll dirijira nuestro amigo don Carlos Ca
sanova y que Sc titula SCI Derecho Regio"
raj"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-04

A la edad de "a af1os ha faIlecido er
Ponce la senora dofia Nicolasa AndinC
viuda de Torruella. r. I, P.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-04

En- la pa ada semana, dicen pasajeros
llegados aver por Ell vapor "Ciudad de Ca.
diz!" habian entrado la Habana por mar
la OabAfla, unos 400 prisioneros de guerra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-04

Nuestro distin guido amigo 81 sefor
de Echenique digno Intendente General
de la Provincial Sc encuentra baetante
aliyiado de sus 0uebrantos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-04

Escriben de ST. Thomas que no es
cierto que el general Luper6n SO halla AGO.
jido indulto del gobierno dominicano nj
que piense ir q Puerto Plata. Ell que va
es un hijo suyo que SO encuentra grave
mente enfermo. Escriben tambi6n que en-
San Thomas se ha recibido un telegrama
anunciando que el general Theresias Saint
Simon Sam, mini 7tro de la Guerra que era
de Hipolitte. SO ha hecho elegir presidente
de la republica de Haity al frente del
Ej6rcito. Sc cree que este agravark la 81
tuaci6n polttica del pals.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-04

El yerno del general Marin que Sc in
dica como probable diputado por una de
las circunscripciones de esta isla, es ell Sc
for don Ramon de Hoces, duque de Hor
nachnalaa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-04

Ha regresado de su viaje . Nueva
York, nuestro estimado amigo Ell eefior
don Luis Sanchez Vazquez, agente dc la
respectable casa de Srs De Sole, Lobo y
Comp de la citada ciudad de Nueva York.
Ha rendido Ia jornada de la vida
el Jueves Santo, repentinamente en-
esta Capital, Ell set1or don Fidel Are
mas, padre de una numerosa y hon
rada familia Desc anse en- paz y rec1ban
su afiigida esposa y denas deudos nues
tras palabras de condoleBcia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-04

Dice una carta reci6n recibida de Ia
Peninsula, que en- pasando las elecciones
habr4 un notable cambfo de personal en-
las Audiencias de esta Isla.