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The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-21
DAMAGED BY CLoUDBURsT

Pittsburg, July 20.-A cloudburst near Carnegie last night damaged property to the extent of s250OO. At the Pan Handle mines of M A. Hanna & Co.,. the powder storehouse, railroad tracks and cars were washed away. The wa ter rose so rapidly that the miners were forced to flee to the hills for safety.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-21
BASSETT FAMILY REUNION.

The reunion of the Basset family will be held at Hills Homestead, Sayin Rock, September 9. The committee of arrangements is making extensive pre- partion for the event and 1,2Oo invita- tions will be sent out to members of the family living in different parts of the country. This gathering of helarge clan will be very interesting one and sev- eral fine speeches on it's history will be made. Seymour will be largely repre- sented at the meeting, as the Bassett family is one of the oldest in that town and there are many descendants of the original settlers who still reside there.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-21
Carpet Making Plant to i'esume.

Clinton, Mass, July 20.-The Bigelow Carpet company will start up the card and combing departments of its plant here next Monday. The entire plant will probably be started up the follow
 ing week. c. B. Bigelow says that the outlook at present is very good, and he feels certain that the business of the plant will be largely increased next fall. Nine hundred hands are employ ed when the plant is in full operation.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-21
A BRITISH TREASURER
Rescued From a Rebel Chief-Rebel
 Villages Burned

Labuan, Island of Labuan, British Borneo, July 20.-The British resident, who on the 18th instant started in pur- suit of the rebel chief Matsalley, who had attacked and burned the govern ment station at Gaya, footing the town, sacking the treasury and carrying off the treasurer and about f2,000 has re- turned from the punitive expedition. having rescued the treasurer. The British force arrived at Matsalley's headquarters last Friday and immedi- ately opened cannonade, but it was found that the rebels had fled. A num- Der of .'-c rebel villages were burned by the expedition.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-21
nenth nfNrrs. Shea.

Mary Sullivan. aged thirty-five years, wife of Michael Shea of S6 Walnut street, died on Monday at her late home after a long illness. She leaves besides husband and four children, two sis ters, Mrs. James Sullivan, and Miss Nora Sullivan. The funeral will take place this morning at her late home and from St. Patricks' church at o'clock, where a requiem high mass will be cele- brated
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-21
Funeral of Frederick Gerner.

The funeral service of Frederick Ger ner, father of ex-Alderman Charles Gerner, took place yesterday afternoon at the residence of his son, No. 52 Nlcoll street, attended by many friends of the bereaved family. Rev MT. siebke of ficiated and made very appropriate re- marks befitting the occasion. The in torment was in Evergreen cemetery
 Stahl & Son were the funeral directors.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-21
NAPHTHA LAUNCH EXPLODED
Two Men Seriously Hurt, One of Them
 Fatally.

Boston. July 2o.-A naphtha tank ex- ploded at the Church Naphtha Clean ing companys works on Kemble street, Roxbury this morning, and two en- ployes. Michael J. Butler and F. w. Turner, who were near the can when it exploded. were terribly burned about the face, hands and body. Turner it is thourrt. cannot recover from his in- juries.
 The explosion is said to have resulted from the friction applied to a garment which was being cleansed on metal table.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-21
Death of Mrs casnr

Mrs. Catherine Casey, wife of John Casey of 154 Blatchley avenue has pass ed away. She was a most estimab ble wife, mother and friend and her death will be deeply mourned by the many who knew her. The funeral will be held in St. Francis church this morn ing
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-21
sNowsToRMs IN COLORADO.

Denver, Col, July 20.-Severe snow storms are reported from all the higher parts in the mountain districts. Thre5 inches of snow are reported at Cripple Creek, Aspen and other points, and one inch at Leadville. The weather is un- comfortably cool, even in Denver.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-21
SULLIVAN

Sets Kiplings "RecessionaT' to Music.
 London, July 20.-Sir Arthur Sullivan has set to music the Recessional," Rudyard Kipling's latest poem, con- posed in honor of the Queens jubilee.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-21
"PARsIFAL" AT ATTRIBUTE.

Performance at the Wagner Festival.
 Beyreuth July 2O.-An ideal perform ance of "Parsifal' was given under the conductorship of Anton Seidl at the Wagner festival which opened here last night. This was the ninety-third performance of "Parsifar' at Beyreuth. Van Dyck was in grand voice and made splendid "Parsifal." Mime. Brema made her first appearance as Kun dry" and scored a great success.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-21
STREET RAILROAD EXTENSION

The New Haven Street Railway com pany will to-day begin the extension of the Westville line from it's present ter minus to the old Pond Lily paper mills The extension will be about half a mile In length and c. W. Blakeslee & Sons nave been awarded the contract for do- ing the work
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-21
Death of Mrs. Casey.

Mrs. Margaret Casey, wife of John Casey of 154 Blatchley avenue, died on Monday after a long illness at her home. She had lived in Fair Haven for about thirty years, and was one of the first parishioners of St, Francis church. Her funeral will take place at her late home this morning, and later at St Francis church, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-21

Pa, what Is perf?' "A peri is a woman who meets her tired husband at the door with glass of iced lemon ade. and then sits down by him and fans him. Chicago Record.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-21
THE KLoNDYKA GoAD FiELDs.
The Total Yield for 1897 Estimated at
 &iO.OOO.OOO.

Seattle, Wash, July 20,-C. B. McIn- tosh of the northwest territory, in which is included the Klondyke gold district, Is in Seattle. He freely sub scribes to the truthfulness of the stories sent out as to the richness of the new diggings. He estimates that the Klon- dyke and its tributaries yielded more than $3,000 900 in gold last winter Of this amount he says $2,O0O,0OO and up- wards came via the steamships Port land and Excelsior. More than mil lion dollars in dust, he says, is now stored away in the cabins of miners along the creek. ... -
 ''The British Yukon yield of gold for 1S97,' the governor resumed, twill not be less than $10,0O0, 000." He says sur veyors are at work trying to ascertain the feasibility of the construction of a railroad into the Yukon. One route contemplates a line of steamers from Fort Wrangel up the Styken river.
 Helena, Mont, July 2O.--Eleven thou sand four hundred ounces of gold from the Klondyke diggings in Alaska were received at the assay office here last night via the Northern Pacific express from Seattle. Ten thousand ounces were consigned to the American Ma tional bank of this city and the bal ance to the United States assay office here. The Alaska shipment in connec- tion with about $30,0OO received from placer mines makes the total receipts from this source at the essay office here about $230,000.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-21

W UU, Mcintyre & Go. Offer all silk figured Grenadine, SIPS quality, at S9c yard. Mcintyre & Go. Offer few pieces of silk Black Grena- dine worth $100 at 67c yard. Mcintyre & Go. Offer special lot of Fancy Silks worth $1.OO to $1.25, at 69c yard. Mcintyre & Go. Offer 10 pieces 46-inch Black all wool Henriettas, this grade worth $1.25. at 79c yard.
 Mcintyre & Go. Offer Black Brocade Mohairs in choice styles. Were 75c. At 49c yard. Mcintyre & Go. will sell 100 dozen 5-s all linen bleached Napkins the $1.25 quality, at 9Sc dozen. Mcintyre & Go. Offer 40-inch Colored English Mohairs in Summer effects, worth BOG, at 29c yd. Mcintyre & Go. Offer 2,00O yards all Silk Moire Rib- bon, 4 and AZ inch wide, at 1sc yard. Mcintyre & Go. will sell 10 pieces 7O-inch Cream Dam ask, all linen and we'll worth 75c, at 5Oc yard. Mcintyre & Go. Will sell 100 Shirt Waists, the latest and most stylish garments of the sea- son, $1.29. Mcintyre & Go. will sell in the White Goods department 20 pieces East India Linen and Victo- ria Lawn, the 22c quality, at 121sc yard. Mcintyre & Go. will sell 65 pieces figured Lawns in beautiful designs, very latest colors. at 121ac yard.
 Mcintyre & Go. will sell 1,5OO yards French Organdies, at 17c yard.
 Mcintyre & Go. offer a,5oo yards Printed Chailies, Sc qual- ity, Sc yard.
 Mcintyre & Go. offer
 5000 yards Printed Lawns. figures, stripes and spots, 6Nc value, at 3No yard.
 Mcintyre & Go. offer Dress Stays, made of the best watch
  5c set.
 Mcintyre & Go. offer Hair Brushes, hard bristle, large size, we'll finished, 15c each. Mcintyre & Go. offer Ladies' fancy Silk Hose Supporters,all colors, were 75c, let 'em go at 25c. Mcintyre & Go. offer Scissors, nickel plated, best finish, all sizes, 19c pair. Mcintyre & Go. offer Imported Perfumes. finest quality, 1sd bottle. Mcintyre & Go. offer Side Combs, beautiful assortment, sc pair Worth double EVEN MCINTYRE & Co.
 Ss4 to $40 Chapel Strsst, New Haven, ct.
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7e|egramas via Habana

Austria Alcmania haran tolo 10 possible
por evitar la guerra cutre Espaa los Estadoa
Unidos, procurando bufcar una formula dc con-
ciliaci6n; pero dejando 4 entrambos paacs en-
completa independence en- Ia question de Cuba.
Francia Russia abrigan iguales intcnclones.
La prensa alenuna ccnsura la actitud de los
amcricanoa.
Las grauaes potencias son partidarlas dc
una amplia autonomfa para Cuba.
---Es muy activa Ia campana que Sc lleva
cabo en- la ciudad dc Nucva York con motlvo
de 10 election dc alcalo El nueyo maglstra
do empezara ejercer sus funciones el prlmero
de Enero proximo.
Sc nota mu,ha agitacidn en- los estados
del Sur de Alemania contra la dinastfareinante
= La Camara dc dputaaos del Peru es'a
digcutendo la convenlencia de cstablecer el
patron ORC.
La Liga de Vizcaya ha alberto una IN =
formation contra el nuevo arancel dc Cuba.
--Grecia se muestra muy dlsgustada Pof CT
trstado de paz con Turqufa, el cual conalaera
muy oueroeo
Al reg, sar la Reina d Madrid, Mr..
Woodford Ia saludd en- la estaclon general.
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P A R 4 U STED

El epigrafc de estos renglones es el nom
bro oao leya uaa de laa mhs autiguas y aofedl'
tadas fabricas de CIGARRlLLO5 de las
que en- Cuba elaboran aus pfoductos con rama
dc Vuelta Abajo, y al traerla u Puerto n1oo'
invitamos q los oousumidores &C cigarfillos
pruoben los antes dichos, para que Goa nosotfos
asevcrcn ura veg mas 10 que tan proosdo tene
esta maroa; que es Ia que hasta hoy sossaSo su
creiito la hace ger precursora dc ana gran
competcncia. -o n7zD17
ST. duti1o DON ADOLEO AlzPO-
RUA ha nombrado como agente en- san Juan
de Puerto Rico DON A. RAUSCiEM :
PLAT. oo-o
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oimiento dc p.at1rfa de don Pedro Ventura
nente grabrada en- cuya inscription dice: In
ol ccntro: AL Eycmo, scIor don jose dc
Colfs Aguilcra, Dpnta 10 Il Corte5 por Vega
b,ja: por sas compaieros de Congres '---7ua
amigos. En IA parte superior: l'anqaetc; On
la inferior: Maysgiez; en- l.. izquier!o 1890;
en- Ia ,iorecha: 20 de JUNO. Cahutas ileaa
traio i nnestra mcntc csc recuerdo G'or!oso!
Qui do fervicios prcstarfa hoy Cells AglIcra
4 su terra!
~. !Ia eido nombraaa maestro intalina dc
Ia e-ruca rural de niias del barrio S}tller6n),
(cabo rojo), do1a Alcjandrna Marin.
Gran Hotel Frances nss st"a1 sa2ca O. q vila naH@
do dc csta Villa con cspaco4as habi.AtlonQs,
hoape1ajo complete dcsdc $3.50 centaSos en-
aiclant" Sc admilcn abonados ior 'aese9 Il
preoios sn,namcntc ccou6mIeos. Guayami
T. il. JUAN ALFREDO HloNNhT.
Claszo 4l.)
-. III Fade Co!oiaa, ouyas ohFas hen
hcoho tan popniar 81 iioiahro, sc cnc"eni'a en
A2pe:tia, roro aiejado de todo trahFJo pof
I,rcscri pcio, tauuItally,. III ins;la3o jeHAita
estA lnuy dei!o;.;o de salnl y los intdcos lie
han recommended mucho reposo. En- b'eye
ira i Cestoua, cNyas agnas lie lrnohan mny
bien.
~, So ha proIrogado per I'm moa ol p!a2o
lie matifeula en- las Escucas Noymales De am
bos sexos de csta sla.
NJ. I.o mas pcrlccto que sc fabrlca en-
cuoIIos, pu1os, colbataa, camisetaa, calcet.nes,
oasiniires ngeses treots acaha dc reobrse
en- clos I)eren,iiontes Ia canas no hay
| compctoncia
~ aEl Corrcos, dc Madrid, b,gano del
| senior Sagasta, dice que ha recibldo una eafta
de Filipnas: En- ella sc dice que Ia sltuacion
es mala, lue los insurrectos domiuan en- gran
partc ae Pampauea Batangas; que AgunaIdo
Ieva 1900 hombies, kizal 5000 otro ]efe
3 COS mas que aun hay otros ndcleos n'ime'
roses. Los lui,eldcs lcvan Ell sus tijas deaer-
torres in! !igenaa de la guardia civil soldados,
que engeau 4 los dcmas 4 batirse con oraen.
| Eli la mislna carta &c dice que 10 de stlfmAr
| que la sla csta pacihcada, cs segnif el slstcma
! de Weylcr; pero no expression da la verdad.
| Ter,nina dioicndo que son vrccisos muehos
| sol,ados para scabaT pronto y del todo con 10
| insurreecidn., .,
ia Estaeon' rSs'.;s SAsA ~ DE- H. = l1sei5o sshp4s Pn
Establecda en- el suntuoso eaiiicio de Ia mar
| ouesa de las C:araa, cen BALCONIES i las GALES
del Rosario Ia Cruz, vista al mar y d Ia cam
! piila; habitsciones para una dos pcrsonas
para familas; bahos y las oomo''laades que
exige ell siglo. Sc reservan habltaciouea para
fam;lias, dan1o aviao oportupo. .~-fropletarlo,
| JOSE r. ALFONSO. 30
~. Sc ha expeaiIo tftnio administrative d
| favorde don Jenaro Sanchez Bdrgos, cuaudo
en- 1878 desompeil6 la eacuola dc Bayarnon
~ Recomendamos una vez mas por sus
! .fee1os eanos me,licinalcs las renombradas
pilloras higitnicss del doctor i'alaux,. qae
curan la nefritis dolores del estdmago, lila
! uao;dn de los rillones, impurezas &c la sargre,
etc Sc venden ell todas las botlcas.
*. lei ayuntamiento de Malaga ha nom
brado Al general Lachambre- hijo hcr6lco de
auuclla capital
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nucstro seryicio dc correoa! Los tccgranas
dc San Thomas los reoibmos las once y me-
dia, hora en- que cscribimos cstls fneas.
~ LA eido autorizado don Rafael Arrl.
llaga para tras!siar los rcstos de su hermano
don Francisco, del cemcnturio de Ponce al dc
Ahasco.
TO jamonss do York, ,}iiss }n%ooss ss,r;ona,, %o'-
salchich5u dc Vicl, So achiohas y csrarragos dc
Liibk, Lang9stinos, hucvccilas dc bacalao,
Lamprea i Ia Borlar2a, Pcrdices tordo'
asados On cscabcehc, Galletitas bscochoa
ingIeseS, Quesls Gruycre Manche S's dc Ma
hon; CoSnac !lennessy sl'ou!ettme than.
pagno Roe Ierer Clicot, Liccras dc Marie lif!.
zard, Ceryoza "Ancll" yinos de leIez el
rcputaIo Rioiauo "AlULllA" sc aca5an do
rccibir en- 9, co!malo do ESpANUL J G =
San dose II, 5. J. pto REQ.
-, Dcnlarala ,leserla por fAlta de lltlta'
lores lA suhasia cclebrada cl dfs IS de Jamo
prdxmo rasa!o en- Ia Secretarfa del Goble1no
general par. Ell saninistro lie y(Yeres !3F con-
iinados del preside provincial, Sc auuicla un
scg.u 70 lemate para el dla 20 del co1ren'c Il
las once dc Ia sn"IiAna tu ei slto lnd@a''o J
baio las mflnas bases coudieo'les 4nc sc cl-
tan en- loa piasos pnbtaa!os ror Ia sN''ctta
| Oticial.a
=. !. i'or fslta do esraoio 30 puhiicamos
aver Ia segantla earta <Dc Ia Capital q los u" :
| los dc Coamo,s dc nuestIo querl 70 cohiahero
tic rcilcci6du q senior don Francisco oftea.
Nueatros lectolcs Ia verAn hoy en- q lusar 60
rreepoudieEte.
* Aver tar,'c llego lie Ia ll.hana en- el
| vapor cocfco, nnestro diatlngudo aiAgo cl so
bio doctor on ,5.l, ;,ior Galboncil. Eiivia
mos.e anesti. maa cor:ia! benytnlda. En-
bravc mnrchari pars Mas agilcS, sn habltua
| resi]cncia.
X. paede ';ecirsc que el astab!eomento
de mo0a en- e-ta capital, es Ia zSastrcrfa Fran
cesa,s Fcrt4leza 81. Trajes completes de palo
casiinir se encueptran allf al alcapce de todas
las fortunas. e. amigo Tissot, duciIo del er
tablecimento, es c hombre lie la sitGacidn.
Nen,le barato y sempre gsna
~. Al director ael per6iico ala VAIL
guardia,' de Mayagiiez, que aan continia dc
tenido, sc lie exigen seis mil pesctas de ia'za,
para dccrctar su excarcclscidn provisional.
Segdn dicho colega, los tr!bunslcs 10 han que
rdo atimitlr tianza personal. De todas yeras
lamentamos los rigoros de que est! sienao vic
TINA el compafero.
*. Eldgiase mucho en- Ponce un ;elicado
y bonito bordado, hecho en- una cartera de pc
| iache azul claro, por la seilorta Luisa Asenslo
| y Va2quez. aproyeehatla liisc.pula dc las seilo
ritss Mrabal, de aluella ciudad Dicho Dor
| dado da una muestra del gusto artfstico poco
| eomun que poeee su autora.
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7 E A T r 0

un lleno on el paraiso, dcsiortos los pal
cos y caqi nadie On las lunetas. AT eptaba cl
tca,ro cn ala Malse,leen. de anocha.
Muchos 70 deciaa: sraroce mont IA que
tcnenio tempo suliecnio para e.sayar las
obrss con sill dobida cetr@itlIosi,iai, nc 10 veri
fqucn. No coutes6 Ia oraciGa, por nc can
tarlcs IA pa.i!onia.
Io eierto os que ella Marsel!esas 10 resnl-
Is, y que sus Interpreters no parece sno que
jagahan Il yer qnen 10 haeia ,eor.
Ill mismo tenor seiior Aiathen, qnc t,otas
vaccs 80 lie ha ap,aulilo en- q -imi :,tico Ron
get ,le I'isle, ea!nvo dcaeono lido ca to!o ol
transcnrso de la obra In 81 final Del primer
,cto, admirable eomo de cos;Hnbro.
l.s seoatyaItos scnors Garcia Rey, blen :,
yecos l'icientc eu l.s mas.
Ia saIiora Seuoa.... cn oar:tater.
Al senior Rovira,n no Sc e pucie eNigir mas.
Ei scNof Forta 80, or iuuCho Rcnart ga-
~ a.
Los roslautes s..,. no lararon cl cnadfo
del ropu!ar autor del sCanto dc la nac1ns.
los coros eonpar4epfa -. iudtjles.
IL dc niilos. sleccionj al dc Iop gro,a1ts.
l., ndsiea hsjo Ia bstuta del senior Nava
rro.,.. ircoIrecta FL piano ahogd mnehot
d.leetos dc INSTRUMENTATION, eobro toao ell la
romanza final del 20 acto otrus.
Ne 1icen qaa no hay fmc5n hastl cl juc
yea, y que en- este dia sc pondfa en- esecna el
popular espeotAc,llo, hasado en- una ohra del
emincnto Julio Verne, qne lcva por tnut
eI.os sohlinos del capian ''gamta.
;Dos Nos COLA confeaado-.
J{LEi'E.
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de pequeho oigo csas frases viles rastrcras
aleteandomc en- los odoa y azotandomc el ros'
tro, cuanlo crefa habor contrbuido triun
far dc la miserable esfnge, prescntando en- el
sltar dc la Mairc Patria un libro cacrito por
pennsularcs, cubanos pucrtorriqueTos, que
hacen extrieta justea /. mi pals, vpo que surge
un conterrauco, de quon siemprc fuf deierente
admirador, &c baja 81 suelo, COLE un pnilado dc
barro y 10 arroja sobre cl lbro.
iQud contrastes Precisamentc, el mlsmo
dfa que el compatriota me regala catc ranHo de
oatigos, IL ]unta del Centcnaro acuerda hon
rarme con am coto as g9ae;as, por mi aoopera.
ciou Ell l!cvar feliz tGrmino cl libro sLealtad
y Ilcroismo Dc la isla de Puerto Rico.s
RiSun tenCdtis .....
..aAnrAAn COLL Y IuSIE.
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TEIEenAMAS VIA SAN THOMAS
(7re1ae:i9se.pf%s"u, lara Ii C3haEs-

ioN41-'tth)-
septombse, 29.-s5e asesara ao Madrid
qne el programa de los Estado. JTa;ios en Ia
question lie Cuha, no sera una declaration de
guerra 81 EspsIa rethaza Ia meaiaeidn; pero
tendra como ldgica conseeaeatit la suspension
dc relatones dipiomltic1s con I.,:psiIa, se;i.,n.
desc el ministro amerieauo, como rsotesta
ante las naeiones por ei regimen que re s;gn2
ca Cuba.
Ilem, iiem. Despacbos .ze Washington
dicen ems Ia reclamation dc los E-taioa unios
!. Fspalia, por Ia suma lie -, foo pesos psra
Ia Niu'a del deatis.a Ruiz, Ia siio prcseatals
foTmalmcnte.
Oetubre, a-Notio a. Dc Mairil ascssran
que ell G4bnetc del seilor Sailsta r"!.yar!.
segui,la al general Weyer, y p!aate9Fi IA a,;.o-
romfa en- Cuba rncIto iiica.
ldeI1', idem. --Informan dc Washington
que Mr.. Sherman, secretario de Estaio, espera
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que cl cambio ministerial en- Espafia no alterara
en- NADIA lag relaciones de la nsci6n espaiiols con
los E.talos undos. Cree tambiGn cl sccreta
rio sherman, que cl nucvo Gabinete espsfiol 10
podra hacer mayolcs concesiones que el anterior.
lem, idcm,Tclcgrama dc la lIabans
dicen que cs eaai Official la noticia dc quo los
insurrcctes tmieron 80 mucrtoe 43 heridos
en III cncncntro en eTranquilidad,, iurisdic-
ci6n le Manzanilo Entire los muertos fgura
Ramdn Rius, hermano del conocido cabeclla
inslrrecto
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~ nm botel!as dci aore>!itado Ron Stro,,-
Seo 9h3i} sc han vendido durante dos
af.os que !ace qle este sahroso licor Sc preaen-
to al mercadJ. No hay dula que es mucho
vans:er. rfla-e en- todas parties. I.uida Her
maaos Compahfa 10 val.en 81 por mayor y
Ielail.
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NOTICIAS

- IIasta Las once de la maiiana heinos
estado Esperanto, para pablicarls hoy, Ia STEM.
pre- interesante carta dc nuestro bUcn cores
pousal en- Madrid, sefor Farlo, que ha debido
traernos el yapor frances, fonleado en- nuestro
puerto desde es.a msdrugada. ;Es sublime
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caiIieii3 z rE.2rd - Este meiicamento de
@a'''s'Sa V''a' - efeacia rrobada para Ia
caraeidn lie los calloa, Sc deta!ia 4 % centavos
el ponio eii los estaDleoirlientoe al! Capricho,,
<Ls Esfcras <Fatmacia Coi9n.s Is u
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Gran Hotel "Ing|aterra'' ms4 note s15saL de pr
Montado 4 Is altura de los mejores de Europa
Vistas 8 la bahia. Con gablncte de lectnra,
departamento de cantina, tsbaqucria un cle =
gante Salon de Recfeo. -lioapedajc desde DOS
PESOS en- adcantc, sogin IA habitaci6n cue Sc
ocupe.-A. MISUNDERSTANDING.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-04

surti,lo se veuien fnuy bsraios en- Ia acieii-
taia Joyerla lie Tnanl, Plaza de Aifonzo MI.
Tambien recomeniamos los lsgitincs eFistales
de Roca fina para miepes Y de vista csnsada,
mcntaios en lcntes J e-pejaelos de Gro nj
kel que venlca garantizaios dicha casa. ID.
.-.Recortamos lie Ia sReyista Mereantl,,
de Ponce: "Dias Is=adcs yialoz I'll q es.abIe-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-04

COLL Y TUsTE.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-03-22

those pIanks togsther while the luIl
lasted and to gather in all the icicles
obtainable and nail the boards UP with
them. The men thought was crazy
for a minute, but only for a minute,
ard then with a hurrah they went for
planks, icicles and bayonets, and in Is
or 20 minutes we had nailed together
a shack three or four feet high so the
wind couldn't strike it so hard, and
wide enough for all of us. We got into
it Just in time, for presently the storm
came again and it was something ter
rifle. Twenty-four hours later it
seemed quiet outside and made an in
vestigation and discovered that we were
under about six feet of snow, but we
were all right, as the wind had fallen
and the sky was clear, though it was in
tensely cold. We got out at once, and,
after a terrific days march, we reached
the post. Four weeks later went back
to our camp, Salvation camp, we called
it, and found that those icicles were
still frozen so hard that they held tie
shack together fully as well as nails of
the same size would have DONE"
Nobody after thatsaid aword-words
seemed so inadequate.