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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-11-29

eehor general 20 Cabo don Ricardo Ortega,
ell 90 teniente de infsnterfa, don Angel
Amores Garay.
*. Aver principiaron en- la capilla de
los padres esco apios, de Santurce, las novenas
dedicadas la Purfsima Conception. La parte
coral ue perfectamente ejecutada por Ia dis
tnguidas seMoritas que anunciamos no hace
muchos dfas. La concurrencla numerosa y dis
tinguida; suplicando al msmo tempo al reve
rendo padre Rector, Sc sirva comenzar mas
temprano la novena, in de que los 6eles que
10 necesten concurran elias, puedan tomar
Ell tren que sale de o.piedras las I J 80 de
la tarde.
Nv Lease la opini61 de uno de los medi'
cos mas distinguidos do Ia Repdbica Domini
cana: slndudables y conocdos como son los
buenos efectos del aoeite de bacaao de los
hipofosftos, combatendo el vico escrofuloso,
ell raquitismo, la tuberculosis, ETC., produ'
ciendo siempre la reconstruction del individuo,
solo faltaba una preparation de sabo- agradable,
condolences digestivas que fuera accessible
hasta los estomagos mas delioados. Estas
excelentes cuaidades las posee la Emulsion de
Scott, quo por clio ha adquirido jueta fama
y general aceptaci6n. Me complazco en- ma.
nifestar que en- mi larga prActica son muchos y
hoVoiioe Aos Sosoo GIL que oou eu uso no oUtouI'
do muy felices resultados. Doctor D. M.
DURAN.-Mddioo Cirujano de la Universidad
de Caracas, Decano del Cuerpo Medioo de San
to Domingo, Antique Rector de las Catedras
de Medicina Cirujfa, ETC., ETC., ETC., Santo
Domingo, r. D.,
~ Esta tarde nos dicen que Sc reunieron
varios dependencies de comercio de esta capital
con el fin de constitur una asociaci6n de pro-
tecci6n mutua. Ademas AFRICAN ell prop6sito de
recabar de sus principales ell descanso dominical
81 adquirimos mas detalles los comunicaremos
nuestros lectofes.
*. Ligas para hombres y tirantes. Gran
varedad en- ''El Capricho' y precos nunca visto
~ Nuestro estimado amigo el seior D.
Juan Diaz Lopez ha sido vfctima hoy medic
dia de un ataque de anemia cerebral que puso
en- peligro su vida. Acuderon 4 asistirle los
doctores Ferrer (m6dico de cabecera), Ordohez
del Vale (Don Francisco), gracias sus
asfduos cuidados ell estmable enfermo Sc en-.
cuentra fuera de pelgro, de 10 que mes alegra
mos mucho.
-. Reoetas atiles.-La vaselina es ell
mejor betun para los zapatos bayos. Muchos
de los betunes que Sc venden para clio no son
otra cosa que vaselina con alguna materia CO.
lorante que no hace nnghn provecho. .-Uno de
los primcros desinfectantes para ell cuarto de
un enfermo Sc hace poniendo un POGO dc cafe
mo'ido en- un platillo con un pedazo de alcan'
for en- medic. Para usarlo, sc enciende ell al.
cantor Sc lie va acercando Ell cafe para que las
dos substancias Sc quemen juntas. Los vapo,
res que este produce son de un olor agradable
refresoante y destruyen los germenes infeccio
sos.-Para limpiar los vidrios de las ventanas
de los escaparates de las tiendas no hay NADIA
mejor que una pasta compuesta de tia alco
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-11-29

hol. Frotando los vidrios con un POGO dc esta
pasta quedan perlectamente limpics y muy
brillantes, y sin las marcas que deja el aqua.
Los muebes de bambd &c limpan con un
cepillo mojado en- aqua salada.
~ Ultima hora hemos sabido que ola
lntegridad Nacional' publicara hoy el tcxto
de s decretos mandando implantsr Ia auto
nomfa en- Cuba Puerto Rico. Segan noticias
autorizadas que han llegado il nueatra mesa dc
redaccion, la autonomia Gecretada es mucho
mas amplia dc loque aquf suponfamos, juz-
gar por las notcias o6ciosas que Sc venfan
recibiendo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-11-29
RTCOS Y P6BRES

-oh, OH. iE,to parece mas grave que 10 que yo
pensaba -
cambiando de asunto:
-isabels, l1ubeo-preguntdsm mi seiorita de compana
va 4 venir.
-Cieramene. esta demasado nteresada en- apradaros
para comenzar seryicios una nexacttud -
iAh! Slendrels seforita de compala -diio Fernando
NJ iMe serla impossible vvir sola mo hace mas
que una hora ha marhado uana esta me paece
cuatro veces mas vasa que anes! Estoy pedida ea
Miro au alsededor.
i Me pareee que va hay mnebles que todo esa va
clo He tornado unsssehorita de compaha lectors 10
plaar Juana, cabaero ha silo quien me la
cado,
locaba al marques e urno de ubozarse pero decdida
mene parecia esta corazad 10 que Sc udiera
pensar de 6l.
No fu6 que nube seguda dfsipada que pas6
por cara.
Miro Fernando, sonriendo, la dio
ST es una historic sumamente tai pero enterne
cedora e ondo puesto que la he duquesa
ha enterneeido Debo contarosa tamben Fernando
este cas confession pero tendr pecados que
confesar He anuf 10 que Sc
La duquesa habia puesto sea marques de Sauyes
paecfa experimental geo para aquel relate
que el lamaba confession
Fernando lie mlraba alternatvamentc sorprcsa
mezcada de alg1ns inquietud.
Jos acordais de un dia 7pregunt6 Sauve drigGndose
ella,-que fuimos Fontane esta prmavera
-Perfectamene
Al el tren la estaci6n ,e Mautparnasse ST
joven de hermosura notable Pas6 por cerca
nosotros de pra vovendo la cabcza hubera
temido ser vista por vos por vuestra maire.
-;Ah,
Me ocurr6 que debfa conoceros qIe evtaba Qu-
se deeroslo depuee Ia conversation oro GIRO vol
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-11-29

lnindad de pefsonas concurrieron presenciar
los ejerccios citados.
nv Sc eEcuentra cn esta capital, donde
permanecera agunos diAs, en- asuntos propios
y por motives de salud, nuestro amigo ell Pbro.
don Ramon f. Gambia, Vicario de Aguadila.
Deseamosle grata permanencia entire nosotros
y complete alivio en- su dolencia.
.*x Dc Arec!bo han dirigido el sguiente
telegrsma: Lcdo de Diego.-Ponce. .-D:rili
mos saludc entusasta y felicitaci6n yehemente
por brllaute manifestation asanbea Ponce
Muhoz, Matfenzo, Hernandez, Dfaz, Guzman
usted demas amigos Aguardamos & todos
al meeting de Arecibo el domingo proxmo.-
Ruiz, Rivera, Eigueros, Perez Avilds Juarbe,
Padilla, Valencia, Salicrup, Ledesma Figueroa,
Dfaz, Seijo Machiavelo, Clivilles, Rosell6,
Gomez, Toste, Martinez, Marin Sapia, Astor.
Adhesion pueblo en- general,
-. Mailana nos ocuparemos de la question
de cobro de consumes en- Santuroe. Parece que
pesar de las 6rdenes terminates del senior
alcalde, Sc siguen cobrando por artfcu!os que
no estan en- ell pliego de condolences. Nos
ocupamos de recoger datos de este asunto para
tratarlo en- serio oportunamente,
q. ASEGUROS CONTRA IHcENDIOS
Y MARITIMos en- las respctables compaflfas:
<La Northern, deLonlres.
<La North British and Mercantile, de
Londres.
ola Marina,s de Londres.
ola Trasatlantica, !, de Hamburgo.
<La Trasatlantica,, de Berlin
Pages con prontitud. Premios
muy m6dlcos. Ell Agente
LudWiu Duplace.
Tetuan II. San Juan Puerto Rico. p
~ FL dia l. o de Diciembre empeza-
ra la venta de las pape,etas para la rlfa del
piano de cola que vale mil duros cuyas pape.
letas resutan gratis, porque su importe de Gin.
co pesos, Sc da en- pleas de musica selecta,
cuyo cHalogo SO repartira tambiin el dia pri
nero de Diciembre. Cada papeleta contendra
$50 numeros, y Las personas que tomen una ac.
clon Sc publicara gu nombre y resdcncia en-
el periodico La CoEREsPoNDENclA para que
Sc sepa entire cuantas personas Sc juega Ell pia'
no. Els un verdadero obsequio que hace el Pa
RIS BAZAAR sus olientes.
*. Ell dfa 2 de Diciembre no ell prime.
ro como dijimos aparecera en- Bayamdn e dia-
rio Unconditional ''La Linterna'' que dirigirA ell
senor don Ramon Llanos Baeza.
~. Ell Lcdo. don Rafael Arrillaga que
acaba de a6liarae al partido que preside el senior
Munoz Rivera, fu6 ell que en- ell aiio 1887, logr6
salir del pats sigilosamente y dirigirse Madrid
para dar cuenta al gohierno de los brutales
atropellos que con ell nombre de compontes Sc
cometfan en- ell pats.
~ Con carga general para varios pro
cedente ee Hamburgo escalas, entr6 aver al
puerto de esta Capital ell vapor aleman "Che
ruskia."
~ Ha sido propueato para ayudaute de
campo de nGestro distnguido amigo ell Excmo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-11-29
BBL1oTEcA ola CoRnEspoNDENc1A DE PuEKro-RIco" 1876

Pero emborosas buscaron e dulce de la
fugva que lloraba alagrima viva conmovda la
dijo:
-iEn mis- brazos, pobre hja mia, en- mis- brazos!
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-31
MRS. HESlNG'S DOLLS.
A Chicago Woman Has the Finest Col
lection In the World.


The finest collection of dolls in the coun- |
try. or perhaps in the world, is owned by !
Mrs. Washington Hesing of Chicago. They |
were gathered together in her many
travels around the world. It's collection
of over 100 dolls, each one of which Is tina
exponent of the manner in dress or cos
tune of some well known or out OF the
way corner of Europe.
There are peasant dolls from Norway,
Sweden, Russia, Holland, France, Ger
many and Italy. There are representatives.
from Lapland. Iceland and all the frigld
yone There are dolls dressed in the cos
tume of the better classes in France and
Great Britain. There is a lady from the
Turkish harem. There are dolls from
china and ,Japan: Indian dolls from Alas
ka and the great west; doll monkey
from the south sea islands, and representa-
tives from the four corners of the globe.
The collection has been the result OF ten
veors' growth. and is the pride OF Mrs.
ueeirg,s heart. To her IL is priceless ana
bevoud the reckoning touch of computer
a. dollars and cents She takes the most
extraordinary care of them by protectlns
their bisaue and waxen faces from the
olore of the sun and the devastation Oh
dnst microbes by keeping them in a large
glass case. This case has an ebony iraihe'
With glass sides and front like brlc-a-
brac cabinet and is sbelved with glass
nIates 1t stands fully 5h feet high, ana
IS completely filed with dolls, which are
arranged In a standing posture on "oooch
pins or props ,o,,,h+ Tho
And one thing which would delieht tne
heart of any child and which every NIUE san,
housewife demands in her play Is inc iao'
that every doll can be dressed ana uh
drossed To the mock mother OF III doi
with permanent clothes is fraud;
one of the rarest dolls in Mrs Hesine y
collection is a terra Gotta figure, about !,
incbes tall which came from the Oon'eI
Of San MARITIME, just outside of Naples, 4
is 200 wears old and is one OF the mose per
feet and exquisite pieces of terra oo'i'
workmanship that has ever lett ltaiy'
,s dressed in costume of coarse SILK am ns
represents peasant woman OF the ia
teenth century. There is only one oehe
SolI like it in the world.-Phiiadeipni
| preSs
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-31
They Liked Victoria.

AS an indication of the popularity at
tanned very early in her life by Princess
Victoria it is interesting to hear that
great Indignation was expressed all over
England when it was known that the
child had not been present at her I'M
cle's coronation in 1881. Some said that
the Duchess of Kent was in fault, 9TH
ers blamed the prime minister, and
some asserted that Queen ADELAIDE was
responsible for the omission. Letters
and articles were published in all the
newspapers. and the sensation did not
subside until the Duchess OF Kent ex-
planned that, owing to a weakness OF
the ankles from which the little Victo-
ria was then suffering, it had been
thought wiser not to expose her to the
long standing which attendance at the
ceremony would have necessitated.
Philadelphia Ledger.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-31
PAID FOR A HUSBAND.
A Widow Gives a Man $4,000 to Marry


Mrs. Julia Irwin of Louisville, aged
So years, and whose fortune is esti-
mated ut $500, 600, recently gave Will
Botto, aged q years, $40, 600 to marry
her, which he did. Soon after that
event he left for New York on bridal
trip by himself. He left his bride IN
Louisville and she seemed well content,
giving him 81 ,000 in cash for inciden-
tai expenses and telegraphing TO her
bankers in New York that he could
draw on her account for 81 900 more
during the trip.
The new Mrs. Botto is the widow OF
Captain William Irwin, who formerly
owned and operated the Louisville and
New Albany ferry line.
She is handsome and we'll preserved
and formed the acquaintance OF young
Botto about four years ago. At that
time her only son, Guy Irwin, became
of age and inherited $50, 600 from the
estate of his father. They boy bought a
string of horses and took young Botto
on trip to New Orleans with him.
| Lney udu gay tiluo, anu ~ iOSui'N" iA
the death of young Irwin from paresis.
His remains were sent home in silver
casket that cost $4,000.
The mother of young Irwin was with
them on the trip, and she and Botto be-
came fast friends. The mother fell very
much in love with him, but he loved
Cincinnati girl and secretly married her
When Mrs. Irwin learned of the mar
riage of her young lover, she was very
angry, and there is said to have been |
scene. The young man afterward pro
cured divorce.
Mrs. Botto No. p belongs to one o
the best known families in the south
Her young husband is the only son O
Colonel John Botto, a leading bushes
man. New York Sun.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-31
THEIR ISOLATED IVES.

rate brought by Devotion or by Ex-
allied Station.
Human lives for the most part run in
the same great grooves Of home, family,
work and wages, but there are men i'm the
world who are set apart for fates so abnor-
mai and different from all Others that it is
difficult for us even to conceive them.
Among these, for instance, are the two
Danish missionaries to the Eskimos. Each
OF them Is banished of his own choice to
life amid eternal ice and snow. His com
panions are savages. Once year a ship
brings him supplies, papers and letters
from home, and going back leaves the self
inundated man alone for another year.
Another virtually isolated, and from
many points of view Fictitious, lot is that
of the young czar of Russia. Consider it
for moment. A little black visaged man,
so ordinary in appearance that he might
be passed on the street unnoticed many
times day, young fellow of character,
emotions and mental traits no more
strongly marked than those of countless
other young lads, is the ruler, the father,
of more than 100, 600, 600 of human beings.
Their happiness and misery and the fate
| of Armenians Moslems and Greeks depend
largely on his wish and whim today. The
| responsibility, the isolation, the artificial
restraints, the apprchensions of such life
are unique and monstrous.
| Still stranger is the fate Of two mcT
| who, as stated Ivy Mr.. Frederick Boyle, ar
| human gods. They are worshipcd by
| race dwelling in the mountains Of Cam
bodia. They inherit their position as god
| As soon as one of them succeeds to thi
office, he is sent to IA tower in the noun
tains, where he lives alone for year, SUP
piled with food by his people, who leave
within his reach, but do not speak to him
There are seven of these towers, and III
wretchcd deity spends year alone in eacl
AT the end of seven years he is allowed
return TO the world If be is alive and san'
but the solitude usually ends in his deaf
or idiocy
1t is worth our while To consider SOM
times such strange abnormal lives, to 81
more clearly how much OF our own hapI
ness comes from the homoly, common
everyday blessings that are the birthrigi
of every man and woman, and for whlt
we seldom remember To thank Cod
Youth S Companion.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-31
Thought ithaca Ubiquitous.

The recent victory of Cornell REMINDS
the Boston Transcript of an ola story
based upon the typographical SITUATION
Of ithaca. AS the train passes over the
rails before reaching Ithaca several oil
ferent views are obtained of the city. ~
ia told that a stranger looking out OF
the car window, upon getting view
Of the place, asked fellow passenger,
"what city is that9" Ithaca, was was
the reply. A few minutes later, the CITY
having disappeared and come into view
again. the question was repea'eu,
"What city is that2" and the reply as
hefore. was, "Ithaca." Again there
was disappearance and again tne rec. Guy y
nut in an appearance. What CITY -
thatY" was asked for the third time,
and again the answer, Ithaca. Inc
stranger opened his eyes In as!onlsn.
ment and delivered himself OF snes'
memorable words, "Where, Tor sood'
ness sake, ain't Ithacar'-Exchangs.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-31
WAS UP TO THEIR GAME.
He Got the Best of Chicago Confidence
Men.

Men.
Robert Luster was prepared TO meet
Chicago confidence men when he ar
rived at the Polk street station recently
from his home in San Francisco. he
met some before he got out OF the sta
tiop. and when they invited him 70
take a drink he assented. The CONN.,
dence men took him to saloon at Ihlr'
ty-first and State streets. dice game
was introduced. Luster did not bet
heavily enough to suit the confidence
men, and they tainted him with nav
ing little money. Luster showed cham
ois bag containing four $50 gold
nieces. When he put this back IN his
nocket. a man entered who said he was
q noliceman and arrested Luster on q
charge of gambling. He took him from
the saloon and when block away salo
to Luster:
"Here, you seem to be good fellow
and I hate to lock you up. Just give me
that channels bag and I'll let you 60. :.
.I'll do it rather than be disgraced,
said Lnster, and he handed the alleged
policeman chamois bag.
When Luster told Lieutenant o'brier
of the transaction, he said, u was pre-
nared for him, and gave him cham
ois bag all right, but it had only tou'
silver dollars in it. )"
James Elwood, the bartender at TIT
saloon. was locked mp at the Oottag
Grove avenue police station. -Chicag'
Il acOrd.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-31
House Plumbing.

"Tbere is nothing about residence
plumbing system, says an au.hor'oy,
THAT a child may not understand anu
there is every reason why housew'le
should be able to make her Own periouica ;,
inspection of all the fixtures OF her nome
The kitchen sink should be frequently III
spected 1t is often connected Directly WIZ
washtubs, its pipes receiving double waste
Traps under sinks and closets should hav.
a thumbscrew at their lowest turn go ina,
they can be readily examined ana cleaneo
ont. A test for the presence OF sewer gas
is sugar of lead sprinkled on oiotting pa
per. If this is held near pipes OF closets
and Mushrooms 1t will quickly disco'or u
sewer gas is present.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-31
what His Good Intentions Cost.

There was lust one vacant seat in the
Wabash avenue cable car when woman
carving a large basket and leading
small bow by the hand came in and took
the seat She placed the basket carefully
an her lap and let her boy stand leaning
against her-an arrangement that suited
every body except the boy
II ant to sit there, he bawled trying
to push his mother aside
"Look out, Johnny; you'll break them
eggs" demonstrated the woman
Don't care If l dol" sobbed Master
Johnny. a.,
ON make you carel" answered his
mother sharply. Five dozen eggs an ev'
ery last one of EN- freshl :,
His answer was kick aimed at the
basket. A man sitting opposite here inter
posed.
"Come, my little man and sit on m!
knee .
"Ain't -goin to sit on your knee Ano
the vouncster kicked the eggs again.
II lust wish l had you home. Wouldn'
Law il on!" said his mother. I'd trounce
Won right here If knew what to do with
this ere basket"
"Il hold the basket, ma'am," said the
| man opposite
He reached over and took it. Every bod!
boped to see Johnny get his deserts, and
| hush of expectancy fell on that car. Bu
! what that scheming woman did was u
pick up the boy, cuddle him In her arm
| and give him q comfortable seat In ne
Ian. And the little wretch smiled at TN
general discontinue. while the man OPP
posite let the basket of eggs jounce as the.
would and glared with murderous ferocit
at Johnny and his mother Chicago Irio
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-31
There he Nothing 80 Good.

There is nothing just as good az Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
Coughs and Colds. so demand 1t ana 90
not permit the dealer to sell You some
substitute. He will not claim there is
ANYTHING better. but in order to make
more profit he may claim something else
20 be lust as good. You want DIR. kings
New Discovery because you know 1t to be
saie and reliable. and guaranteed to DO
rood or money refunded. For Coughs
Colds, Consumption and for all affections
Of Throat Chest and Lungs there
is nothing SC good as is DIR. Kings New
Discovery. Trial bottle free. regular
sise 80 cents and 81. For sale by D. 4
Macdonald.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-31
80. ravorite Story.

Senator Vest has favorite story whion
he has told on the occasion OF many never |" yer
Wt;cal speech, but, so far as known, never
on the door of the United States senatv.
"a temperance lecturer was struge nnr
o,oinst odds in Kentucky, says the scn,
ator. "He was talking to not very Try 'I haII
audience that had been drawn 10 .ne = M" ~
shorten life, said the lecturer IN uosc
"An old man at the rear OF the nan ,,a ro,'
a, that iuncture and said, You re mar, =
90 WhyY inquired the advocate OF A'
ans ale. -, hoon drinking fol-
rs and am 90 and s"ous i'y TO u lick Ky
now If you'll step outside. ooor
MY ".ob. no doubt, sir. You're an eAc %h,
,,on cir II you keep on drinking - 'n'
!" sWbatp asked the impatient Ola 'o y" !,
an you keep on drinking, you II 1 ~"
~ he shot on judgment day. "-o'' A'''
Republic
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-31

Mr.. G. ii. Reeves, formerly one of the
mariners in the Hancock mercantile COM
many, has returned here and with Louis
Burns will open up similar commission
business under the firm name OF Reeves II
Burns. Mr.. Burns was with the former
company and has good knowledge OF
the business, and both members being
popular with the trade in the county the
new firm should get it's share OF business.
The first cars will arrive the beginning OF
next week.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-31

william ]. Long, an employee OF Reich
holds circus. made complaint against
Ralph Ert, also employed by the show,
ho,ore Justice Brand, charging him with
assault and battery. Ert was fined 50
and costs, which were paid. Long joined
the circus at Lake Linden and the scrap
was by way OF initiation. The captain
of the Roanoke, which boat i, carrying
the circus, got gay Thursday night aud
was arrested, for making disturbance
nv Marshal Foley. He paid So and costs
70 Justice Brand yesterday.