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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-16

-Su muer lie espera esta noche.
Ahora traera dinero. Ia lido resaurar unos cuadros
Antiques
isl, igesa pequena -. No traera nnguna for~
tuna!
i Lo siento!.... iBueno, 20 subo Decid mi mujer
que escaera. Tengo ell estomago
faro noche hay cantar de rme Cuando sc tie
vacfo ell est6mago...
Ell baritone sub6 de cuatro cuatro los esena escao
nes que eparaban Al la ave en- la
rradura ell coraz6n lie latia con fuerza.
Siempre que entraba este 6rgano tranquo
pecho sobresatos desor
denados.
que iba volver enconrar aquela Elena, quien
adoraba hubiera querdo rioo
ba todo 10 puede encantar enar consoar una
existencia
Sufro desencanto.
La habtacion estaba vacia
Escoubere principle registrar los ell deseo de
eos ao lie ortalecese los revovia lnutl
mente, ouando de pronto entro Elena muy fatigada
gasc6n fue haca ea la cogi6 brazos, be-
sandoa excam6:
iQue bien huees! Oh juventud!
Y vivamente anadi6
--iEs precise que ago Esta noche hay que canar
mucho. :. ,Sabes? Volveremos hacer Carmen Ga.
Ill.,. Desean 6xto!... iLo obtendremos!. ESQ
soberbo!... iQue musca santos cielos.. Ya estas
aquf por fin. aunque demasiado pronto!
Elena volvia la cabeza escapar las caricas
la hacfa.
Pero 9e sin dear de encarecera la necesidad que tena
de ago Ia prisa que deba hacerlo, sento
silla, hacia muer, la ento lado, mi
randola fjamente la pregunt6:
Vamos YER! 5De d6nde vienes?
Elena puso ligeramente pada. Su resoluc6n estaba
tomada Su mado pudo notar rostro de un banc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-16
constantemente benefciosos. CamuY, Agosto II
de 1891 JUAN MIRANDA COSTA

constantemente benefciosos. CamuY, Agosto II
de 1897 JUAN MIRANDA COSTA
~. El 1ltimo boletfn decenal de Ia
t'Associated Spanish and Cuban Press de
Nueva York, dice, entire otras cosas, 10 siguien,
te: ssLa publication en- estos perioiicos de
una parte de las instrucciones que ha recibido
Mr. Woodford de su gobierno respecto de las
reclamaciones que debe presentar al de Espaha
por concepto de la muerte del doctor Ruiz y de
los dahos perjuicios sufridos por otros ciuda-
danos americanos en- la isla de Cuba, ha pro-
vocado varios concentrates respecto del abuse
de confanxa que algdn empleado del Departa-
mento de Estado ha debido cometer al dar
prematuramente & la estampa un documento que
debiera considerarse diplomaticamente sagrado
mentras no haya desempenado su mission el
nuevo ministro. Pcro por mas que los g in
goes' han mostrado estar muy satisfechos del
tono de esas instrucoiones, leyendo entire lfneas
sc nota en- elias el deseo por parte de este go
bierno de zani ar amistosamente este asunto, y
la actitud del nuevo mnistro que resalta muy
pacf6ca en- las conversaciones que ha tenido en-
estos dfas, unida la olicunstaIcia de llevar
consigo Madrid gu esposa, su hija, su So
brina otros allegados, induce Greer que, aun
cuando su deber presentar defender las
reclamaciones de ciudadanos americanos, pom
dra en- ell desempeno de su> cometido toda la
prudencia moderation que aoonseje la con-
servaci6n de las amistosas relaciones que hasta
ahora han tenido ambos gobiernos."
~ Parte de Policfa: denunciado Pasca-
sio Paris por contusiones inferidas Jose Fald,
ooupandosele un palo; detenidos Deograoias
Gomez Cecilio Boria por haber inferido una
confusion Antonio Cuevas: Juan Herreras
por herir q Facundo Rivera: Chencho Matos por
haberle dado un golpe una barra de hierro
Joaquin Carrillo Caballo; Ventura Rodrf'
guez (a) <Caricortado> por escandalo: habien-
dose dado la fuga otros que con el estaban;
ell soldado desertor Juan Fernandez Carrion.
~. Sc venden varios muebles en- buen
estado. -1nformaran, Sol "A bajos, izquier-
da.
~ Escriben de Madrid que el sehor Pc
rojo ha dicho que no piensa, por ahora, hacer
ningun viaje Paris con objeto de celebrar una
reunion de autonomistas. Ahade que para 10
grar Ell acuerdo entire aquellos y los iberales, es
precise que &c puntuallce ell oontenido los
prinoirios fundamentales del programa autono-
mista que hace suyos ell partido liberal.
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SICOS Y POBRES

Sentfa por Escoubere agradecimiento infnito
habfan latdo al unfsono nj segnndo.
Diablo--exclam6 de pronto Paulnome he retrasado
6yme escape porque 5Que vas hacer esa
noche?
-Lo que de ordinario.
- Dormir@
II ESQ qusera!
No acosaras sin cenar? ESQ ST que producirfa
buenos suenos!
No seria la primera
Ven acompanarme Entraremos panadera.
TIE traeras pan.
para que?
Para para que caigas de necesidad!...
tengo agdn dnero Mariana pedire al anticpo
Hoy me he atrevido. Ven.
Elena vacil6 segun6o pero tenia TEMPO
Sc puso scmbrero abgo bajaron la escalera ell
deras del
pasar por de portera pregun6
~dY Ell senor Krug, ha vendo?
--Hace momento.
-1Esta bien?
-Muy bien.
No ha vuelto solo,
sC6mo? ...s.
una habitaci6n. -.
iOtra desgraciada que parece tiene
--sGuapa?
-Muy guapa.
il D6nde la ha pescado?
En- ell tren.
re ell pcaro del senior Krug, recluando inquilinos
la casa! 80.
Vete veres querida distraera
Escoubere cogi6 del brazo mujer saleron de la
El brazo de Elena temblaba bajo ell de marido
Pensaba:
-iEste sera nuestro dltimo paseo!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-16

Novedad neTesane Asss.a "a ssss.a de asaa ,sss,s e
Tanger, que tanto GUSTAV q nuestros simpaticos
consumidores; tambi6n Sc recibi6 .tondans fran
ceses, en- cajitas elegantes, propias para obse-
quios; Jrutas g1cceddas, ,en cajitas de 125 $50
mojado con vino <Jerez Inocente,, exclusive
marca nuestra; salchichones de Foie-gras, con
trufas de perigot, de polio, de liebre, de Bolog
MIA, de Vich de Lyon.-Todo este para nues-
tros parroquianos. Colmado,, de Cerece--
do Hermanos Companfa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-16

Gran variedad de juguetes corrieutes y
mercancfas especiales; hay constante surtido en-
ell Bazaar de Novedadesy y Joyeria de Gonzalez
Padfn Hermanos, San Francisco 38.
Julian {. BIanco Sosa reeIgso@osntso de ns
de conlisiones, informes consultas sobre todos
los ramos de Ia Administrator, de Ia Agricul
tura, la Industria i ell Comercio. San Juan
de Puerto Rico, Gale de San Francisco nusae
no 9l.---Direcci6n telegrafca, -Bhzncosa. P.
RI Tnnfn -Unico dep6sito del desacreditado
III 'os'o' RON TOPACIO, Las tres $751;
Este ron pesimo, Internal mata gente, Sc
regala los tocayos del establecimiento SO
centavos botella. a.-Arecibo, calle Pavfa . 10.
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Harina |acteada M. Nestle a;Sis aSnban n de 2ae re

den precios fabulosamente baratos. Fernan-
dez, Garcia Co. San Francisco 5s. 3o-]6
~ Por la poliofa municipal Sc distribu-
yeron aver en- los asios de oaridad de esta ca
pital mas de 100 cuartillos de leche denuncia-
da por haberse puesto la venta mezcada con
aqua.
~ Dfcese que don Santos Suarez, vecino
de Bsyamon, hizo donacion de tres talegas de
carbon al Asilo Municipal de Carload, de esta
capital.
~ Hoy &c estan vendiendo en- esta capital
los huevos de gaina seis por 25 centavos
escasos.
- iBellisimas ectoras!: mo habeis Wis.
to los elegantfsimos chales de lana, llamados
<Salida de Teatro que acaba de- ssrecibir Gel Po'
pular, San Francisco 30?.. Cualquiera de vo.
sotras con un chal de esos, resultarfa divina,
encaptadora. lily que baratos son!
x*x Facundo Ayende, cochero de la Ex-
cma. Diputaci6n provincial, en- la noche del
sabado recogi6 una niha como de tres af1os, la
mazda Eduvigis, que andaba por las GALES, la
tiene EN- su casa, San Francisco 2l, 4 disposition
de padres encargados.
~ Por tratsrse de un ioven compatriota,
recortamos con gusto de la <Vanguardia,, de
Barcelona, ell siguiente suelto: Cordialmente fe.
licitamos nuestro particular amigo ell ioven
portorriqueno don Issao Gonzalez Martinez,
quien ha terminado brillantemente, en- ell pass.
esta Facultad. Asf en- las asignaturas del ii.
timo curse como en- los ejercicios de grado. ha
obtenido la honrosa califcacidn de sohresalien.
te, alcanzando ademas en- las oposiciones dos
de las expresadas asgnaturas, ell premio ordi
mario. Relteramos nuestro placeme al i6ven
medico hacemos extensiva la felic;taci6n Ia
colonia antlllana en- esta, por el triunfo de al
paisano.-
90 VnKhn muy barata 8 arrienda una peque1a
wv 'S""~ hacienda de oana Y oafe-Tiene
mas de veinte cuerdas de este ultimo fruto.-
Cana cuarenta cuerdas, guineos abundancia
casa-hornalla, techada de zinc, maquina de va
por con caldera multitubular, trapiche horizon-
tai, alambique vapor, bombas, baterfas etc.,
bagacera techada de zinc. Todo recien monta.
do. lnformes FGr1aaci0 Bz0,aco. 15-l5
~ FL senior Inspector de primera ense--
nanza, don Juan Miranda, sc encuentra girapdo
visitas de inspection por los pueblos dc Areci.
DO, Hatlllo y Camuy. Segun notcias fdedig-
mas, ha quedado altamente satisfecho del estado
de adelanto en- que ha encontrado la esouela
que en- Camuy dirije nuestra amiga la profesora
senorita Engracia Casuela G6igel. He aquf
Ia nota estampada en- Ell 'tLibro de clasifca-
clon': s'He visitado Ia eEcuela elemental que
desempena la maestro sefiorita dofa Engracia
Casuela Geigel, con asistencia de 80 alumnas,
q las que someti al examen reglamentario, OBJ
servan9o sensibles adelantos en- todas las Sec
stones, buen estado de instruction en- cada una
de las nihas rehejan 10 en- las en- las
otras 81 cello eptitud que para Ia ensenanza
tiene la joven professors, de quien espera la
tan excelente altura, haciendola de resultados
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E-0cion antiherpstIca del Or. Monies

-Es. ell mejor medicamento para curar los hel
pes, quitarles la picazon en- el momento de
aplicarla. <Loci6ns esta perfu,nada.--
Cura la caspa evtando la caida del cabello.-
Hace desapareeer los bsrros, empeines, man
chas espinillas de la cara.--Exite segnro &
Immediate. en- todas las botioas de "a
AlIsla- por mayor Ell Ia del 81. Gui!iermety.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-16
LuIfa Hernlanos, ' Compahia. Son + 5 !? i 4 10, ,

IN9I9n Tl[V1 oAN JUSIU NUMEHU I8
'~''~" o"s@ Dep6sito de Maquinas de coser.
Compra, Venta y Alquiler. Sc dan i PLACES
10 ,nismo las nuevas que las usadas. sia1 do
responsible la misma mAquina: lanzaderas u
agujas de todas classes para las mismas infni
dad de accessories diffciles de euumerar, AIDE
mas Sc compran venden muebles usados. San
Juan Puerto-Rico {a1 D. e7)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-16

A|manan Liberia de Olimpio Otero (?once)
rshhaeen Puerto Rico. co.-KETTERER.-
des Fees, opera 1876, sl-13 centavos. - 1DEM.
Walls de las Rosas opera 156, $l-l3 centavos.
-IDEM. Walls de las flores, opera l16, s1-l3
centavos. IDEM.--La Argentina, opera 81,
Fantasia Mazurka, so centavos.-IDEM-Fle
de Brugere, opera ~, Mazurka, 90 centavos.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-07
BETR0THED FOR THIRTY YEARS.
Courfship BEGUN in ireland Several Dec
ades Ago EMS in an Oregon
WeGdjn1

GERVAIS, Or, March 6.-David Barnes,
a weIl-kuown and fairly we'll TODD citizen
of this place, few days ago married the
woman to whom he plighted his troth in
Ireland thirty years age. Her name was
Catherine Welch. Barnes regularly cor
responded with her for TIVE enty-si1 years,
when he sud enly ceased writing. Why
no one knew, for he was never known to
pay attentions to any other woman since
he came to this part of the country. He
often spoke OF the only woman he ever
loved, whom he lett in the old country
during the heydey OF his youth. Why he
never sent for her remained an uneX-
planned mystery to those in whom he con-
fl led, because he was well able 10 care for
a wife.
About ten days ago there arrived here
direct from Ireland fine-looking woman,
who, after remaining In secluslon IN
hotel for two days, visited Father Blan-
chet's church. After the service she in
formed the divine that she was the woman
who, for almost lifetime. had patiently
been waiting to become David Barnes
wife. and she complained because he had
neglected her in the matter of pond
ence during the past four years. Father
BIanchet well knew Barnes and he ar
ranged NEE ting between them. Barnes
was not informed as to why the priest had
sent for him, but the moment he and Miss
Welch saw each other there was mutual
recognition, despite the many years that
passed since they met,
If the fire of love had ever smoldered in
Barnes heart since he ceased writing to
his fiancee it blaZed forth airesh on this oc-
casion, and now they are happy married
/ cOuDle,
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-07
SHE PULLED HIS BEARD.
Portland Lawyer Attacked BY an irote
WnsherWomdn on Crowded
Street

PORTLAND, Or, March 6.-W. L. Nut
ting. lawyer, who a few years ago en-
joyed some prominence here in his profess
sion, figured IN a sensational street episode
here to-day. On Yamhill and First
streets, locality crowded on a pleasant
day, Mrs. Keppler, a poor but stalwart
laundress, encountered the lawyer and
began talking to him in loud and in
timidating tone. This IN few moments
attracted large crowd. Nutti ng, natur-
ally of a retiring disposition, made an
effort to get away, but the laundress was
determined that the crowd should hear
her story of longstanding unpaid wash
bill.
Eventually, when the lawyer could o
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-07
DECREASING MARE ISLANDS FORCE
Workmsn 6ecome Idle Because of the
Dsiay in Procuring Necessary
MnterinL

VALLEJO, CAL, March 6.-Eighty-five
mechanics and helpers were discharged
from the steam engineering department
this afternoon and it is expected that at
least as many more will be compelled to
pack up their tools and leave the station
within the next week. 1t is said that the
cause for this extensive decrease in the
force of workmen is that there is not
enough material on hand to continue
work now we'll under way. The navy
yard officials are seriously handicapped
by the slowness with which the powers at
Washington distribute supplies and ma
terial. There is considerable work near
ing completion and an abundance of
money to carry 1t on, out the needed sup.
plies in some departments are not yet In
sight.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-07
rnl,ejo Nat,ve. Celebrate.

VALLEJO, CAL, March 6-ValIejo Par
lor No. II, n. S. G. W., celebrated it's
eleventh anniversary last evening with a
party at San Pablo Hail. which was at
tended by several hundred ladies and geu-
tlemen as guests of the members. Vallejo
Parlor is one of the most prosperous in
his section, with several thousand dollars
in its treasury and being governed by pro-
gressive men.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-07

longer stand the ridiculous position in
which he was placed, he made deter
mined attempt 10 leave the scene, but the
woman seized his very long beard, lerk!n
it several times To accentuate her closing
remarks. Mrs. Keppler vanished from
the scene just in time to miss the police
patrol-wagon.
Lawyer Nutting had similar experi-
ence wi th an inturiated woman about two
years ago. but he did not con Slder 1t OF
suffi cient importance to cause her arrest.
1t is also quite impTob able that he will
prosecute Mrs KeppIer.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-07
Back of
Our Promises.

Those Boys Refer
Suits, worth S.. 90 and So. 100,
sizes a to 8, Suttash trim
ming, with deep sailor collar
and sizes 9 to IS, made
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-07
MOUNT TAMALPAIS.

Trains connect with North Psoins
Coast Railroad.
WEEK DAYS-Leave 8 F. 8:15 A. n. 1:45 P Il
Returning-Arrive S. r. 3:25 N. 500 p II.
SCNDAYS-Leeve 8. F. ga. N IL 80 A. n l :3U p y,
Returning-Arrive ST. 1:1S I. n 4:20 p n. 1885 =.
Tickets for sale in Mil Valley or
THOS. COOK d SONS, 62l Market st., g. +.
Mn Valley and Mount TsmalDals 6ceaie Railway,
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-07

OOVEC, lOf 0 QUINN Az,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
80 Montgomery ST., opp. Lick House.
eoO-ss4 SACRAMENTO ST.. NORTH SIDE
O.}A 1875 it. east of Kearny, east S4:412x
l19 IS. through to Com rcia. with improve
ments there on consisting OF a 3-storr and base
ment brick building renting for $2l0 per month.
O1n VALENCIA ST., w SIDE, los SOUTH
C1U of 10th, lot 35x110 it; Improvements
thereon 3-story fra me building renting for 500
per month. This property has a great future ami
will enhance in value.
OF ON NORTH SIDE OF LOMBARD ST.
IL 1877 Is ieet east OF Buchanan, east b4xl37:6
feet: this is fine lot TO build on, having a good
view.
u north of Lombard, thence north 5Z:6 feet
east 1877 Is feet south 81 Is feet the nor. side
Of Lombard thence west II :6 feet on LombarI.
thence north So feet, west ITO feet to side OF
Fillmore
REENWICH ST. LOT, SOUTH SIDE.
" 1885 s. i feet west of Buchanan, west 122:7x
l2O feet through Pixley ST.; this 10. Is ready TO
build on and finely located.
CHESTNUT-ST LOT, SOUTH SIDE. 1875
~ feet Of Laguna; size 6S:9Il IS feet; 1-l6
interest
REENwICH- LOT, SOUTH SIDE, 1926
u feet west of Cough ST., west rs by ITO feet
AGUNA-sT LOT, BEING THE NORTH
IL west corner of Lombard ST., size 30x110 feet;
one-siXteenth interest
A Lso IN ANDT AN UNDIVIDED INTER
"A est held by the above estate in a certain tract
of land situated in the City and County OF Sa
Francisco and known as The Rickett claim.
All sales subject to confirmation of
Probate Court.
BOVEE, TOY & SONNTAG.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
80 Montgomery ST., opp Lick House.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-12

Aning industry Of this country was srs-
a'zsa to sSsrssa protection he then ex-
Iaa1ned the house ard senate schedules
30 you believe in protection 90 labor
or 20 c1pisal~ .nsa-rcsed ,TYiIn,an.
mat IS a generali,y.'' replied Allison.
70 which the senator well knows my
answer I believe ia projection 20 Anserl-
can labor, but I believe in protecting
American capital also against foreign
capital" II was the policy os this h.Ii -
90 what Europe had s:oBe>-esta basSf tae
production o. sugar in this country and
Keep tAe hundred million annually paid
tor sugars By oar people n, home Re-
calling ths criticism of Republicans for
their abandonment OF the bounty systsra,
Mr.. Allison said that this system hSd
been adopted 10 encourage the sugar .n-
dusrry
1t had failed. Srst- perhaps. because OF
the rapid and expected strides made In
fhs beet and cane growth. and second. be-
cause the Democratic party decided 10 do
nothing TO encourage the system.
The schedule might not be arranged pre-
ciseiy as it should be. bat IL will be con-
fesseiiy within fraction of other sehesi-
eies- II senators on the other side could
show that there was an injustice he would.
he said. try TO deal with il in a spirit OF
justice.
bill TO AFFORD any material relief ~ the
ciai contraction which was eating at the
yitais OF the country.
Cafery replied briefly TO Allison. and
then the vote was taken amid great ex-
pecsation, resulting yeas 3. nays 50, as
follows.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-12
WEYLER'S CONTINUED CRUELTY.
Helpless Women and Prisoners Are
His Victims.

NEW YORK, June IA dispatch from
Havana TO the Journal SAYS: Weyler
continues the prosecution OF the helpless
Cuban ranks Sonora Sardug ~ hose nus
band IS a Cuban leader lately captured
was dragged from he: home and thrown
into the house OF dentention. where she
Will ba kept 'inconmunicado" until her
husbands court martial and execution at
Cabana castle. Six Insurgents who Sur
rendered TO the Spanish authorities AZ
pa.doned and paroled under WeyIer's ant
nessy DEGREES. have since been court
martialed and shot
Tire town of II callao. on the western
trocha was entered by insurgents rect ntly.
They visited ths local Spanish hospital
and c0nflscsted all medicines and supplies
in sight but did not menace the inmates.
Dr. paguera. a wounded Cuban surgeon
from Casfsilos staff. who had sn1uggisd
himself IN Havana 10 recuperats. vsS dis.
covered ~ the Spanish police ard sent
TO the military hosrssal os san Am
hFcs.a
FL Commerce.. in ar editorial conpii-
rnsntary- cf Premier Canovas. ssys that
supported by pupay de Lone at " ass-
frgson. ne en-eavored To maintain appar-
entity good relations with TIE United
States simply 10 gain time 20 reinforce
the armada. better fovtify the peninsusar
and Cuban ports and complete certain Cry
docks already under way.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-12

ANTIOCH cat June ID "A man go ss
grsg hiss gasrass as Frank Hayes. ~ yaA.
iaaA for @horf N. officers fsas" ~. ~
loakInw ler the HASH wesk f5r sf.%'aFss's
IN asa4.sst rwo wornem near hFshs : -.
hAz s5esn caught Before 'se -
l4ntssks lin tn zhe eoun;g Jasl ~ sassa.,..
be narro@}y sSrspsd summary
rras.f AT tfa hands - insilSnNfsf .s..
re sas nags saved o. the Ff9fsalt - =
- fce officers who taTrsssi I'm o1A
Hrt trfNote4 yshsrs = fr@"3 'tass -.
bird sa8 sraagat hisa . Afsf''sas
he Z4s tss 20 AsTfEns@
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-12

Due TO q Racetrack Sandwich and
Bad Cigar.

NEW YORK. June IA special to the
Journal from London says; The report
that Richard Croker recently had an epi-
ieptic lit In the paddock probably grows
out Of an occurrence more than a month
ago Saturday. May S. Mr.. Croker was at
the Windsor races. where his horse West
chester ran in the race for the Rommey
plate. While Mr.. Croker was walking
across the track from the paddock TO the
reserved enclosure after the race he sud
denly tainted. He was brought tC In a
very few moments and had completely
recovered before he returned TO London
He told his friends that his Illness was
due TO the combination of racetrack
sandwich and a bad cigar He has been
on the track every racing day since and
says that he has never been ia better
health during his life than this spring and
summer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-12
KILLED WHILE DRUNK.
Knock Down blow brings About =
nroLe0 Neck

ALTA. Cal. June li.-r>as, night George
Sharon. of Dutch Flat. and Hen Btlilngs.
os Towies. while intoxicated became In
volyed in an alteration In saloon.
Words led 10 blows and the young men
adjourned TO the stree, for the purpose Of
settling their differences with their lists.
Neither showed any science ard honors
were even for some minutes. Sharon nnHl-
~ swinging wildly Will, his right and land
ing s.uarely upon Billings jaw. Knocked
him down. As the latter made no mort
TO rise hts opponent supposed he had SIM
ply stunned him, but on investigation it
was found that Billings neck was broken
ny the fall and he was dead. sharon SUR
rendered himself 10 the local ofnccrs.
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Nominations Conf vu9efs.

WASHINGTON. June It.-The senate to-
iay confirmed the following nominations.
Harold ; Van Fstren. OF New Jersey. to
be consul ST Nise France. Frank y
Leach. 20 NJ superintendent ~ che mint
al San Francisco. Robert <. Person. of
South Dakota. 20 b deputy auditor for
TIE interior department: William NJ
f-yrch. to be assay ~ Of the mint az New
Orleans. Also Assistant Engineer : X
Robinson. - he Yssssssd assistant engineer
iu the nasy. Past Assistant K.BEsncer r
r. NarhgTtoc. 70 te chief engineer IN the
navy. also minor Promotions ia the navy
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DOWN IN TENNESSEE.
Mr.. Mckinley az the Nashville
Exposition.
LOFTY AND PATRIOTIC ADDRESS.

President Welcom~A nv SslvnS Of Ar.
tif1ery and the Inhounded Euthu-
stasm OF Immense Crowds OF
peopie-Natioual and state Troops
In Line and Notable Men Present
Mrs. MckfnIcy'a Arrival and the
Ovation Given Hcr-Th~ Pre~f-
Band Of ex-Conf~derat~s In the
Old Rebel Gray. hat With the Let
Speaks on the Past and Present OF
Tennesscc-Every Reference tn
the Union and tlse states Loyalty
Cheered TO the Echo.