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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-06
THE CITY'S HEALTH.
lspar. of the board of Health 70 he
Month OF February.

Following is the report Of tho board
OF health for the month of February,
1897:
Tots deaths, 81; rate PER 200, 10 40
Number OF deaths for February,
1896, SO; rate per 1000, 3 IS.
Causes OF death classIGe-: HymUtiC
diseases, o; dietetic, 2; const!tu .ional,
8; nurvous, s; circulatory, 1; respira
tory, Is; digestive, 3; genito urinary,
8, other causes, II.
Sex, male 2S; female, 33.
CJIOr, white, 81.
Social relations: Married, %;
widows, 8; singie, rs.
Nativities: Utah, 23; other parts OF
the United Stats, 10; i0relgn, "a; not
stated, l.
Contagious Diseases: Scarlet fever,
8; dIphtheris, 6; typhoid fever, 1.
Burned III crematory: Muscular.
.ous articles, etc., estimated cubic
yards, us; 1900 pounds food con.
demned.
Births reported, 10; males. 40; ie-
malas, 80.
Marriage licenses from county rec.
yTde, oil,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-06

Mr., Lee Batter, a gentleman who lie
working on the reservoir near the
White mountain, q few miles below
this city, says thr Mlllard Progress,
dropped into this ilice with the intot-
nation that he naI discovered a body
u euiphste OF suuR, anI as an evidence
o that TACT, Mr. BAKER produced u
telegram from the Neluun'Judson
Drug Company OF Salt Lake, stating
tnat "tne sample eenl us is almost pure
,ulphAto Of aUuH.D TINS Ia not valu-
able discovery, aa In very cjiu weather
suIpbate Of soda can 0s rased oil tRit
water ny the thousands OF tons aud
sells foi 81 per ton, Uul still It may heip
along the many good ,thiugs in eight
for the future prosperity OF Willard
,Ouuiy. DR.. Keen VI tbia city Is H.
terestud with Mr.. Baker In this new
discovery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-06

There VIII be u rehearsal as usual
next Thursday night, aud you will
please not forget Stake confereu CO
Saturday and Sunday. There will be
no solo class Tuesday night. The
management OF Miss Nealy Stevens,
pianist. have kindly consented to
admit choir members to her recital at
the Congregational church Tuesday
evening ut half regular price (Which
IL 70 ce te for members buying their
tickets at Dayues g. CoalteI's music
store.) You will doubtless sppfecia g
this consideration aud take in the
treat. EVAN STEPHENS,
Diector.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-06

The Omaha wDrld-Heraid ssys: The
divorce OF the Snort Line will reduce
the W srkiug force In the heAdqusrterP
but those who lose their places here rs
result OF the divorce win accompany
the new officers u salt Lake Guy, II
they 30 desire. MIR. L.ucoin, appointed
car accountant; Mr.. Rnoads, purchas-
ing agent; Mir. Hills, auditor, and Mir.
Van Kuran, treasurer; each saiu lie
would take with him 10 Salt Lake City
force sufficient TO WORK the ilije, II
the men desired TO 60, and most OF
them do.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-06

Dipper mine In Little Cottonwood.
Mr.. john Beck, president OF the
itmous Bullion6'ecE, is said to be
Interested with Mr.. Claweon in the
venture, and the property which up
to date hss given gvnty Indication Of
exceeding Richness, viii be manuel ut
once ard developei on systematic
and thorough scale.
The owners OF the mine, Mesers.
Evans BROTHER, r. p. Morris ami
others have had several good chances
to sell the property st good figure,
hut up to date all ollers have been re-
fused, they thlnking 1t best u ses IT
level pei before letting 1t pass out Of
thelt hanus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-06
Board of lenlth RepOrt.

The boari Il hesitn report for the
week ending today shows the number
Of deaths to have been Elk, OF which
there were males three, females three.
There were nine birth, seven males
ana two female. Contagious Gi-ess,t,
flags outstanding iUur scarlet lever
one, diuhthena three. No infectious
diseases were reported.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-06
NEWS OF THE MINES.
Review Of The Stock Market for The
Week Just Passed.
COAL MINE INSPECTORS REPORT,
Tho Dipper Bonded 10 Selden /. Claw.
sou-MammOib shipm nt--Ntws
From Mum rOus Sources.

Tho week closed on 'change with
lhe worst record the local mining
rtock market has made since the
dawn Of the present year Stocks
were abnormslly slow az fer as trading
was sconcerned while a. 10 quotations,
they were not much better. The clos.
ing day, however, showed renewed
activity, which win undoubtedly
make business much brlsker ia the
week to come. TIE aggregate GALES
for the week as will be seen below, was
1900 shares, all Of which had total
selling value OF 81 sol.
Today's call opened with Anchor
bid for at 80 cents, but the stock was
not offered at any figure. Ajax wa8low
and received very little attention,
while Bullion Beck ran up to 50
in the bidding, with the etock
a. an Offering at $40 %. OHeTings Of
Centennial Eureka were made a. SOL,
but would.be purchasers failed to pul
in an appearance. Four Aces stock
made tns first Gales by obangiu g
hands at IL cents o share. Mercur gol
"a Did OF SO So and was offered at 1929
while Mammoth was uecidediy low,
Notwithstanding the improved cond.'
ton OF fairs at the mine. Uiah appre'
ciated trifie in the bidding.
A bost OF unlisted stocks made theil
appearance on the board, only two o
which took part in the trading. Ihey
were NoItnernl Light, which sold al So.
and "a cents, and Rover, which was 4
seller al 42t ana 10 cents. Tue bette
stocks in the unlisted class receive,
very fair quotations.
The closing figures were Rs followt:
LISTED STOCKS,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-06

A short time slnce Casper C1hn,
while juggling post hole Ia nis yarI
90 Wafer street, in Nevada City,
struck quartz ledge. The ore chow
sulphureis anu gtlena, ana is very
iair looking rock. $ me VI the richAi
mlues IN tho state were discovered
accidentally, and several Ia NeyR
county were ,ound in tnAt wy. II c
NeyRua Oily mine was struck s9uIv
years ago while hole was bsiug dug
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-06

Aiter the regular meeting oil "a gu's
Lodge No. IL, *. OF z. adjourned last
evening, very enjoyable entertain
mont wag given winding up with an
informal bGrqrei. Among the moe
picataut features at the OCCASION va
the spelli ma'ob, which was en-
alphabetically participated In by all.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-06

A special train Of sleepers and
diners VIII be run from indianapolis
to Carson city for tho big fight. The
train Will start from the place named
on the night Of the 18th, and arrive at
Carson at Gam. Of the 16th. The train
will come via 81. Louis and Kanss
CITY anu over the ID. d Il. G.,and RIG.
W., q rough Salt LsEe, arriving here
on The l5tl.A AT Ca son the train will be
sldetTacked Tor uee OF the occupant.
Fare for single berth, SIS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-06
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE
o. The Young Ladies Mutual Improve
ment Ass0c0aiiOn-A Large
Attendance.

Aiinutes OF tho quarterly conference
OF the Y. L.. NJ. I. A. held In the As.
embly Hall March 2, Superintendent
Mary A. Freeze preceding.
Opening hymn "Guiie us o Thou
Great Jehovah" Prayer by 5ister
Rose Wallace. Singing "Come dearest
Lord" (rhe singing for this con.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-06
MAMMOTH SHIPMENT.
fonS OF Concentrates ON the Market
High Grade ore 10 Follow.

The Mani moth mine has shipment
OF 40 tons OF concentrates on the
market, which shows average values
VI rs oer cent iron, 50 ouuces silver
ana IS IN g0lI TO the ton. This win Be
ollowe1 In few Jays ey shipment
ot high grade are.
The Mammoth mill ia sAid TO be
doing well uuuer the new manage
meat. The new hoist Will be ready
ior operation IN about ten Gays. The
shaft is being sunk from the l50O.icyt
leveI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-06
GENERAL ATTORNEY.
Hon. r.. l.. wnIiams's AppoinGmcnt
Announced To-day.

General Ma ager w. II. Bancroft,
OF the Oregon Snort Line today au-
n0uuceu the appointment 0! Hon.
Parley L.. Williams as general attorney
for the new system. While his sele :
ti0n for this position has been almost
certain for some time, the announce
ment VIII be hailed with satisfaction
by his many friends.
Mr.. Williams is an attorney OF recog.
nizsd ability, anu is well know
throughout Utah and the West, de
has resided 10 Salt Lake Tor many
years, and has been the attorney for
tine Union Pacific during the whole OF
The time.
All OF the general officers nFo now
chosen, and most Of them have en-
tagged their forces TO work in the
several departments, many OF them
coming from Omaha.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-06

The Gsyser mill was equipped dur.
ing tho week with new 22.inch belt
elevator, and is masking excellent
time. The crusher is prot ably the
best in camp, with the possible excep-
ton OF the Sacramento, aLd eats up
orc at remarkable rate. Il. IS.
Loaver lie sdoing the assaying for
the Consolidated company, MIR. Jones
going to the Sacramento. The new
tunnel being run to Connect with the
Marion workings was completed thie
week. by It's use the necessity for a
within to pull the ore cut OF the mine,
Is done away with. The completion
of the tunnel will enable the Marion
mill to resume operations at ouce,
The East Northern Light Mining
and Milling company is the name Of
new corporation which will Tie t.
Incorporation articles in few days.
Among tue inc1rpJrat0rs are George
ID Won, @. l.. Diguowiiy and Il. H..
Center. The company own two fine
cups OF claims, one east OF the
Northern Light, the ether near the
Chloride Point mine, anu We are in.
formed that there ia already ore Ia
Il ht ON the property.
Marked Improvement Is reported
tnls week IN me Btaue OF ore Ell :
c5uuiered In the Edna May WORKING.
a ssays yesterday gave results as fol.
1--WE: $40, $3.50, $50, SIS 30. o
course tho promOteTs, VINO are pioneers
in that eeclion, are feeling iubilant.
The stlcd is he'd largely ia NsUrAska,
Illinois md Indisns. A. ii. Mayne t.
manager anu superintendent.
j. b. EastmOnd owns claim at the
cad Of Clay canyon known as the
Gray Eagle or Gaid Eagle, and is de-
veloplDg il. Reports are current tuis
week that no has cut the vein sud has
had assays OF s. amt over, Cam
owners Ia this section are excpei Ovej
tho report anu believe 1t tO be COL.
rect.
John Weir, one of the parties VINO
are developing the Hero Lake, mort, .
west OF MahukeL'i rancn, IN the
valley, was caller Wednesday. Il
reports good showing AMI ene0ura. =
lug assays, Rnd Gays he work Ia to be
prosecuted continuously un!n pay IL
encountered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-06

Richard l.. CoiburH, stock RroIser,
room rs, is W. Second 30. Tele. $40
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-06

Kenneth Don elan, Stock and
Mining Broker, No. 1871 Main street,
Telephone No. 50S.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-06

peeiy d Lowe. 10 w. End South,
Stock, Mining and Grain Brokers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-06

Taylor b o., IA W. lot South, Stock
AND Real Estate Brokers. Tel. 35S.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-06
THE DIPrER VINE.
A Lease and Bond secured Nv seiden
4. CInw.Ou OF this City.

Selden I. ClawsOn, one OF Sail
Lake's brilliant electricians and n
promising young business mAu, has
secured lease ana BOND on the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-06

Five hundred shares Of Four Aces
at IL cents per share; 200 Northern
Light at 81 cents ami 400 at S3i cents;
100 Rover at 45 cents and 800 at 423
cents. Total shares sold, 1900; selling
value OF stocks. 1874 81.
r,,v, ,,,r,,t-,g p,,s,,rrey
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-06
MEMS
on BRSHIRHS.

81 % California Flannel
Shirt ..$l 10
10 Cashmere Shirt for. AS
/ 20 Cashmere Shirt for. rs
so Outing Flannel Shirt
for 80
10 Flannel shit for. -. 90
rs Cashmere Shirt for. As
l 90 Cashmere Shirt for. GS
co Fleeced Shirt for.... a
co All Wool Shirt for. GS
l 90 FIR. Flannel Shirt for 90
! 30 All Wool Shirt for. 80
/ 20 Cassim ere Shirt for. IS
l 90 Cashmere Shirt for. SO
| 80 Cashmere Shirt for. 9S
/ 20 Cashmere Shirt for. 50
! % Blk Flannel Shirt for IS
l 90 Cashmere Shirt for. %
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-28

(.a|Iicifa & rII3fd : Este molicamento de
eassieiuu : s''s'a' etcacia probaaa psra 10
,uracidn de los callos, Sc detalIa !t 95 contavos
Il pomo en- los estabLecinentos eli Caplcho,s
La EefeFa, sFarmaca Coidn.> l59
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-28
F L I P | N A s

De una carta de Manila cue pr'ofas Gel
/ Tempo, de Madrid, tomamos los spuientes
parrafos
el4a marcia de las operaciones, el estado
sanitario, la question econdmica las anuncia-
das retormas, han sdo durantt la quincena el
asunto de tooas las copversaciones. eiendo
obJeto algunaa cuestlones de animada discussion
dc a'gGn que otro dlsgusto, que no ha Eegado
3 laaJoTes, entire amigos de generates que va
eE'an en- Europa protegldos de autordades
de este Archipelago.
Esta prohibido terminantemente dar otras no.
llclas q las oholales; y aunque 6stas son, como
slempre, en- eXceso optimistas, no hay forma
slguna lie rcct:ficar cifras.
IA no hay granles eHcnentros porque
Asuinado ha fsacconado gus fuerzas con pro-
pdsito eyidente &c obiigar / que las nuestras SO
di'idan poder de cuando en- cuando atacar-
las 4 mansalva.,
sla nos vanos acostambrsndo pagar ell
so por 100 de cambio, q ssber que los rebeldes
canpan por su respetos, y q vvir en- perpetuo
sstatu qao,, cosa nuy natural en- eate pals, en-
donie lac IDEAS, 10 mismo que las pcrsonas, se
saplatanan.s
In general dire & ustei, que la nota do
minaate t2nto en- 10 econdmico como en- 10
militar poftico, es la pesmista, por mas que
aIG no hayan quebrado casas importantes, cuyo
netacio es cl dc los canlbos, nj los rebeldes
fayan reaiiZalo ningin hecho de grave trans-
cendencia, nj tengamos aun los indfgenas con-
veitidos en- arbEitos de nuestra admin. tracitn.
Tod5 Sc andara, segin las cosas, acaso
no pasarta meses sin que Is nota pesimsta pro-
fttiea Sc convierta en pesimismo efectivo,
clos doc 1;timos correos han repstriado
eerca de l,50o so!dados, cifrs que indica us-
ted 81 nttmero de enfefmos que aqui hay con.
siderando qge tan solo Sc embarcan aquellos
soldsdos cuya grasedad hace impossible gu per-
manencia ea G! pafs ua solo instante
Este corrco lleya so co soldados en- tai
estsdo que inlo mucho puedan soportar ell via
je, temo fanezcan sin tener el consuelo de yer
las costas de la madre pstria,
sCnos 5000 hombres enfermos hay en- los
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-28

lnteresos cnmereaes, no colo de los Estados
onidos, slno dc otras potencias, rcluieren la
termn2cl'5n dc la lrcha, que asflnisno 10
t1qMeren el blten yoberno y los intereses de
Espaila.
~ ia nota 40 haeen inl!cacones aeerca de
Ia concession dc Ia autonomfl Ia isla El
pTes4dentc cree que Espana oLtondrll grandcs
'cniaJas 81 acccdiest. Por este medic salyarfa
q nna coionis cue intcnta romper los azos que
Ia nhcn g la Iladrc patra Los bucrus oGcos
de los ksta,os tnid os cstsn 4 Ia disposition de
;aspaha Fara io@rar que los cubanos que conba-
ten accpten la forma autdnoma DC gobierno.
En- la no.a Sc suplica 10 pronta eonio-taci6n
NJ presiicnte lesea sgber ilGsta eu5nGo qaiere
Lspaha yer dlscutcia su autorldsd por los
rebeldes, J 4 sf'nlsmt' prcgunta caalcs "a opinion
del gob'crno cspahol acerca (e Ia autonomia
Las iiistruccloncs eet.n coneebldas en- terminos
en0rglcos, 30 dejan Ia monor duta aeorea del
pensamlento del gobcrno americana.
I'll docunento no contene amcnazas dc
ningln geneso para obliear !. EspaIla acceder
los deseos dc los hstados Cnldoa, poro eXpresa
u tirlne pror6aito del goblerno, de ver tcrmina'
ia en- piaz o brevc Ia guerra de Cuba.
No SO aiade Ia Intervention dc ningin
modo, y 81 cl presidento tene en- estudio tales
propoa'tos, los pondr;t en- praetlca caanelo haya
rccibido Ia rospuesta De EspaFla 4 las instruc'
clones de Mr. Woodlori
III aaes inato del senor Canovas, coptinaa
e corresponsa|, echo por terra algunos de los
proyeotos del goblerno.
No hay para qu6 atrbair importancia : la
coniercncla que celebraron en- Paifs con Mr.
Noodtoyd los emb@j jaGGres a'nerlcanos Porter
y White, dice para terminar, pues su reunion
ali no ubodeci6 q 61denes dadas POI el depaf.
taiaento de Estado, el gobierno igaora en- sb'
soato de que tratarony 81 ae ocuparon de Cuba.
Ei gobierno americana tene cl propdsito
segin han ,aan!festado en- la secrctarfa de Esta.
do, de arreglsr inmediatamcnte por separado,
las reclamaeiones que se retieren !. agrayios
personales inleriaos ell Cuba i cisldadanos
am ericauos por espa1o!es Las recanacioncs
que SC rederen perjuicioe causaties 4 Ia pro
piedad, que son muy numcrosas, Sc graduaran
por una comisidn mixta hispaho- americana.
Ode ola Correspondence de Espanas y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-28
Las iaSiEyoci9aqs de iEIoodfoId

FL presileDtc Mac llinley dice 81 "lier4lti
de NueYa York sg eorrefpoassl en- Washington
-desea que EspaTa ternine la guerra de Cuba
10 mas T:o@to possible Y quc conceaa Ia gran
Autia una aatonomfa como Ia del Canada.
Fundandomc en- 10 que me Ia dicho IN
alto luncionayio del gotierno, pGs2o at;rnar
que este dcseo del plesidcute lorna rarte dc
las instracciouee qHe sc Lin daso i Mr Wood
ford para que e sirvan a. gata en- Ia negoc3a.
ciGn t;e los asGa;os hispsuc-amerleanos.
Hasa ahosa-aisde-se Ian Todeado de
grandes misteros lo7 F:a..ss -, r.-cs.fo gotlaI-
nc; pero entienio qne las instTuceiones escritas
que lleya Mr. N'oodfoTi, de las caale= tilre
una eopia ei ministro de Eztaio espahoi, ape
mian 4 E-pana para que ,e.t2:ua Ia guerra sin
mas ,ardalza. In elias Sc indica que los
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-28
C u 3 A

Son intercsantismas &c gran lmportancla
ia. manifestaciones que ha heoho el general
Pando por medic lie nuestIo est!mado colega
<El EjGrcito Espanol,, de Madrid, acerca dc
Ia guerra de Cuba, y, auuque en- otras oeaslo-
mes ha apuntado las msmas ideas, pues al Tin
son hias de su mas profunda conviction, nanca
como ahora le ha dado tanto relieve al asunto,
estudiandole bajo todos sus aspectos.
Dice respccto de la guerra ell general Pam
do:
<No; Ia guerra de Cuba no es especial; Ia
guerra de Cuba no es dffoil Io que es espe-
cial, es la manera como Sc ha'levado hasta aho-
ra; 10 que engendra verdaderas dltieu!tades es
la falta absolute dc direction ordenada; el des-
barajuste que allf reina, desbarajuste de que
son responsables el general Weyler, no por tal-
ia de condciones militarcs que todo el mnndo
lie reconoce que bian dcmoatradas tlene 81, no
ror gu deblidad que le levo q congertirso en-
un d5cil instrumental de la politica del senior
Canovas, y mas que nade el Goberno consor-
vador.
Lo que hay en- esto, es que Sc ha equiyo-
cado lastimosamente la fndole dc aquclla que
IRA; que &c ha desconocdo absolu.amente Ia
manera de ser do aquel pals; que en- yez de
atrerse los clementos cubanos que de allf po-
dian sacarse dc mucho nos hubieran seryido,
| cegados por una fstaiidad vcrdaderamente neX
plicable, paicce que hemos puesto particular
| empeno en- lsnzaTios al campo para que fuest
| reforzar las fas &c nuestros eacmigos.
Tres son los elementos & que en Cuba hay
! que ententer: los insurrectos, la rnasa neutra,
| los peliinaulalcs. ],os encmigos de EspaIla al
! principle dc Ia guerra eran aoio les primcros
| lOE oh, ia rffritiO :
oampaila han puesto onpeilo on rest4ynos { los
otros dos, 10 han conscguido. hoy Ia guerra
| nc Sc hace los rehel!es sc hace los peninsu-
la5es y : los neura'es, q quienes Sc trata 10
n.ismo, tai yez peor que / los insurrectoa, va
| que cs;oa no tieDen NADIA que perder aquelics
| si. En- ycz de crear zonas De cultiyo donde
pu1.sran trabaiar los neutraIes protegerla
contra los ,oLa!los, se ordenan reconcentrac.o
nes que conderan & lsmbre mllares de ia
miias re prrssan las prGnisdades y Sc devaa'
ia el pals. Log iasurrectos por IN Iado, ell
Eitrcto por otro. Iisalizan en- esta obra de des-
truoci6n en- Ia cual 10 distingue al amigo del
eneln;go, al compatriota del sdversario.
xEsto sc bsce-dicen -para prvar de re-
eursos a. euemigo., Y DO sc We al hacerlo asf
| qre quien vera. ..;iaramente Sc prlva de recur-
sos es al amigo, que "a pos steeto de eata
mutua devastation llegs el momento en- que 81
soldado tampoco encuentIa sue comcr nues-
tres enfermos, nuestros hari los, solo eaentan
en- los hoslit1les cen Ia -seidn de etapapara com
| batir Ia anemia, recobraT SIS tuerzas curar de
sus heri,iss En- esmbio los insurrectos tenen
reses. ror euaLto So zona de aecidn cs mayor
| que Ia nuestra, re ia el caso de que las ven
| den por segunda mano al Ejereito. La guerra
Sc bace ssf contra ell pactfco de quien tsnto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-28
P A RIS

sLEcho de Paris, ffjense ustedes, seho-
rcs-es uno de los drganos del miitarismo
frances. Sus opiniones son importantfsimas
en- asuntos de guerra 81 Echo de Paris, ha
publicsdo un artfculo mas sobre la question De
Cubs, analizandola sin prejuieios. Ali va nua
muestra:
ella question de Cuba sera la di6cutad
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-28
nepsrt0Tio RistulisO i,d. DE Fl,H;2 5.a ..5 @ie o.

Coll Toste. segurdo cusderno. - ssmario:
Advertencia. Opinion dc Ia prensa sahr2 e.
repertoire hist6rico.-- Garta tie Brau daadr s
villa ,Cere- de Coll Toste.-La patria ia
Ponce de Leu. por Z. Newman, -Antiej:e-
lad de Co.-1.o.- Memoria y description de ia
isa de Puerto Rico 1nanlada & haeer por :. n.
q rey don Felipe II, el aio de l5s2.- Los j.
baros, por don Jost de ]. DomInguez.-- Z!
padre nuestro en- caribe del Cont.nente.---
Fray inigo .Aba,l, por L Newmann.-Las dos
flores Qeyenda) por Santiago Nidartc.-Juan,
primer obispo puertorriqueno.-Juicio critico
del Compemdo DC Ia historic De S.I.to han.ii-
go.-Efemerides. Cada ejenplar vale 20 ctvs.
Luna 80. +.
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y nm botellas del aeseditado 10" St|o''-
*, ooo ghpl1se han vendido dprante dos
anes que hace que este sabroso llcor Sc presen-
to al mercadJ. No hay duda que es mueho
yender. rfdase en- todas parties. lAuiila Her
manoa y Conpallla 10 venden al por mayor y
HcIall
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-28

EnSEH5N7h Iaformes sobre earroras pre- :
%i'Sstsa's%h preparation para laa mismas, es-
pe3lalmente para laa cientf:ieas que Sc cursan
on 81 cxtranjero. E.tudios dc $ y - ense,
hanza de amp'iacidn. Lenguas Nivas' Nj
aero Ac asignaturas, horas y precios eonyen-
ciopales. Don Eugenio T. lglesas, "a, b.
INSTRUCTOR que fnt del "tlreside club
secci6n de Ia VERElRN FUR EOLks-
WOKL dc la ciuial De Leipzig en- A!elnania,
Literary Leader tlcl "Victoria Cinb
for English Conversation de a4uella misma
cia;lad, membro que tambitn fu5 por varios
ailos de la Facu!tai del ''sauveur College OF
Languages" Ell los iastauos Undos dc Ia Ame
rica Tel Norte, eel., etc. Luna, 49, l5-ll
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-28

nENTpn lie comisiones y Agencia General de
w Hifo negocios. Manuel lopez
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