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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-12-23
IaDICE OE GUERRA

DscaranIo apto para c sscens0, al ayada.-
te segunia de ID bfigsfa sah'tarla DE ests les,
don Ub>l 10 uonejo Eeia.co-- D'aponiendo
cause a tl en- siiuaciGn de reterva e 2 .. tcnlen
tie De il e.eaa ret:ibni ia dc le!antefia, don
Simon iIernaadez Arroyo, pEeeeielte &c este
dis,rito Cuneeienio ahono del 4asl,io de
camans.ante, desGe 70. de .ju 10 del cotslete
$40 Il capi,an de Artii!erfa, ,eoa deatino en- ts
plaza. don Enrique Basoa2a J MohteTo. A
apreb,ndo et regreso a Pe insuis lei tenlen-
4. corauel lie I1faateria, don Vicente Gonza!ez
G,efcra.-G Gsdeuanfo pa ocUpar Faeahte de
plautilia en- esta isls, ei netieo ,. &c ssnidad
Mi lta.. don A,ton!o Mglioa Garcia que se
encngntrq aa Ii Peuiasula en- pSo do !lsencia-
ron,e.siendo al eola ndants del leT. BatalloH
de Voluntarcs, doa PABLO .,oarfi l'amategei,
eermutl ae una cruz qe plata de! hietiio d iii
tar coa ,.lsaiatiFo Llanoo, por Ia dc irh Glaze
de la lnisfia orien ' di-tntlso. dec .-fahio
iniemuizai,,e Ia eonisi5n especial CO. orida al
capiisn de Ergs neros ion jose BaTranco, para
estu liar en- Ia isls de Eieqaes una conunicaeldn
hello gra6ea q la pong. eu e3muniesoldn con Ia
red te.egfsfiea de Ia costa oriental, shst.n=
dosele sto la y1fstifcaciou J demas gocs que
le core. ponden. - apioh3Ido et pr5geoto oe
cnartel para IN hatal!ta de lnt4ate'is en- Ia
nlaza de San Juan, quo ei p-esrpaesto gel
mismo, iripofL-:.e 2n5, ,9l0 Peses, sea cargo 8
il ,lotaci.a del material tie ;t.gaateroe. nesti-
nsn.,o eli cotsi-dn aeste ,i'-.rlt", 81 . ten:sn-
te del II , terci9 de q ,,aariia civil, don Mi
guei /. s,su Fernandez.
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Propaganda liberal dc Cia|qs

Una comiti6n del Ccmi6 liberal dt este
pueblo ae copstituy6, cl domingo 10, en- ei ba.
,rio dc .jagua de esta jurieticel6n, caaa &c don
Aniceto Miranaa, cgleb;0 una reunion dc
propaganda liberal.
DtspuGs dc heGha ia aaGrtara del uoto, hixo
uso ae Ia palabya CT entusiart.A owen don Ra-
man Fernandez, quien eXpico los cam npesluos
en tarm,n, ciaros las ideas ,nas eonyenlentes
tic itustraclon politica, y Ia cou'ipcta que louoa
dohenpe l"ppnetnos para ave 81 ga triuufsnte
la saata cau.a tie la liteItaA.
Otr5s sclores hlcieron aso de Ia pa ab,a
en- el mismo semitic.
Sc adhirierou pihicameDta al paltido libe
raj doa I!eraclio Ms'lfarz don l'ciro Nnlez
Nitaez. RI pgmero ha iniltado en- e par
tido uoondcona', ei segundo cs emplca5o
municipal.
Mas dc cien ndiyidaos, cuyos nambres
quedan inseIiptos en- el registro de este Com t.
.oc., !.cieron ,a,abi4u irme adaeslou al parti-
do liberal por 4uie4 maniestaron viyas sisn-
patiaf.
E>tos soIores mayores dc veniicinco
aiios, peStenncan al numero de los ptqucilos
contrpuyenes obseros honrados dc dioho
barrio de 1agua.
III acto, en- Gu, ceicbra'io Ell domingo. re-
suite senc..o, con mucho orslcn dc resnitado
proycehoso.
Sc uombraron ell oolni-ion de Propaganda
& inscription los eenoras don t\tanaslo Marti-
nez co,ni>ario don Ramon Nlisr Goa A"i-
oeto Mlran!a.
Ei Conltt de GALES, entusasmado con los
resu.tados ob;eni'os, los caalcs correap ntlie
ron con creces los esfuerzos raalizados, plen
"a continuar Ia propaganda enlos demas berrlos,
i pcsar dc la mucha Iuvia cuantas dihculta-
des puderan sarglr -Ff*
Caes, u dc Diciambre de 1897.
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ctndtme lin honor quc jamas poard sgradeaer
bastnnte.
Rctri6adose 4 las "eon,rihucicnes dlrcctas
impuesta dc con tumos" dcofs / que ettas
lincas caerbe:
sSi fuose possible suprimjr, de molo radi'
cal, ,,ielas conlrhucouas impnestos que @aal
losa dc .llomo pepan soire oI teirateniente,
agohln { la ln.iuetria al temercio y ierl"'
dlcau Al crnsun,ior. shaHtanos jltgsio a.
o.n1ar la m.a, Il Ideal de nucstras MAS yahe'
| mentes IA gl,acIones.,
Ysvt, puos 81 aistingado doctor (arbo'
nol' emo tayiln"a teneacs ldeni!cas a'fi'
yscIoues.
Ahora bicn; como 70 he crelio, sig"
ercyenao, q. no hay medic h4bii lie srp,lmlr q
impuesto SIN crear otra c"nle'nnG"hn @aFaz "e
t,oiuci rees.raes que "a tito. All II ''ts q aqle'
,rop0rcona, n.a patealo oportHno ci acontelaI
il transfarmacion de la cohfanza, para ev!tar
el horrible :snuso que dei ,etuiito recurso haeen
la mayclf. dc 10. asanta,nient"s de ia isia,
tanto con Ia exageracion dc los tines de tar'fas,
cuan,o nor Ia fslts Dc eq tdad Gu la a .'licacl6u
dc medos
a tai razon Sc me pae5'e arsir qaa con-
ccadniose por virtnd de lag nnrSas s4nyea' que
cn brays tabriln dc ser implsntat:as, amplias Ia
cuit,los los nnneplos para Ell senaanen'o
| dc tipo4 Goa tfIbuli9os, ppeien eus ayuntamisn
! tee seprtlar eel ifnpaesto de- consnsnoaN cle
| valdo les separlimiesllos sobie la rllua2a te
r,itc rial, iuJas,;ial y de comercio Ell tanto
cuanto baj jen sus lngrescs como consecuehola oe
Ia aopcion a.; @qoeia medlia.
No aeic de cemprenleg que G! sgno max!
mo de " =. ? scilalado los ayunlanlentos
para Ia unpo.ieion sobre la reuta, EN- la tor'ns
cidn de sus rcpartlmentos generatea, es IN Ian
| to limitsdo Y qae muy b'ea podrfa atnpilarse
pero consi,;eyo un gran pc lgro ra'a nues'f'
r'queza territorial ell que las camaras lnsulsre
dejtn dichaa Corporaeones completa !lbefta'
d. sccion para el senaIamlento del reiefld'
tipo va que dnntro de una mlsma proVlncla 81
daria el oaso de que mientras en- aignnas po
baeione- ei sgricutor Ell industrial Wrastfa
zen una vida deses!serada y asf!xlante balo c
peso de insoportabe contribution diIacta; e1
otras, eeos msnos e'ementos de 'iqaeza NeVs
rlan vida hoIgada y o1moda, iesarro! an'!ose a
| anparo de una bueEa economics adnlhissra
ci6n municipal.
Y sieufio asf, .habri dseonvenlr con nose
tres el doctor Carboneil, vnlverfa p"ners
sohre el tapete el n,smo probema que hoy no
preoeupa con respeu1o 8 consumos.
Aparte de ioexppesto hernos de tener e
cuerta que 81 desputs de snprl'nlr el impuest'
conviniese voive1io i crear, i Ii aamlnlstraelo
de la ls'a, por oausas que hoy Fe nos ocnltan
e Gohierno que tai hicera artastfar!s las col
secuencias de Ia impopulardad
He sido mas cxtenao dc 10 que crefa po
clio p:eio nil perdones al seilor Csrbone'I 8
couplaciente Director de LA Co':nE>roNnE>
GA.
Con este motive cfrece usted su arnista
ell testimopio de su mas distinguida con7lds
racidn S. & a b. 8. ma. DE La llABA,
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Con gasto pEDilcaifloH IL s'gHlthle caiea
que euseYiheu respttab es artesanos de Areclbo:
s,nor Director dc La CORRESPONDENTS NcIA
Muy scnor naegtro: Saplieamoa i ustea
4so nos de espacio Ell las conmnas de su po-
pular periddico para manifestar nuestra graft
tu', GU representation del gremio dc csrpinte'
ros den Ildefonso N6lez Ruiz, por el interts
que Sc ha tornado para aatlsfaeer nuestro deseo
de llevar ell retrato del immortal Badorloty en
el estsudarte de uneatro sremio. Grande hrhiera
,iao nuestra pena 81, por fal'a de una fotogFa'
fla, no habidramos podilo dedicar un roeuerdo
i la memoria dc aqael gran hombre, cl caa'
(ccn pe,ia 10 deeints} teaen al lgo oIgi ado suF
paisanoa.
T,ene doble m&ri:o pa:a nesotros q COM
portsn5rlo del amigo V4.ez es lae no sd!o
IA de.nostsaio el roder de gu iote'jgenela con
81 lapiz, siao un cosazdn generoso y patriota
que no ia acep,ato rernpneraeion agana por
sa trabajo.
Cuerte Vetez que en- el cc1az5n 'e eada
uno de loa Glrpinteros ao ests laca3ai, pal
pitara sis;nnre el scoaerdo de sn gsneroso com
9otarmi .pgi
soraos sus atentos =. E e .. $. E.
Ier}4aa,!, Goa-aLe. .fu2tisti4ta ttaGelta~
Atociho, DieiemlEe - ls9t.
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FL gran meeting de Afecibo

En- un cuaelro, con lnjoso marco, las da'aas
de Arecibc, per medic de expressive melsale,
sionifcaYon 81 adhesion al senior Mui'z Rivera.
Ia ee1loriia do1la Francisco Gomez al oirecer
tan yaloso preseute 81 iefe del partdo hbe'a'
autononllsta, dijo 10 sigulente:
"Sieinpre gslante con nuestro sexo, scogels
con yerdal'ero jlibio, las voces de a!lento que
salem De nuestra alr,a hacia el lncansab'e iu
chadcr dc upestra lldoa politeas sahemo4 que
deiais dc Is aisstra Ia espaia del combate para
reolbir eatislseha 81 rsmo dc flores que en- mas
do una ooasl6n os hau offeciio mig pasanas.
Por ESQ vo, verge eonfiaaa i haceros entra
"a. en- nombre dc las seiloras senoritas are
cihe1As. dc este cua.!ro, qHc eHeierra todos
nuestsos no.nbres, como expression sincera dc
las sjmpatfas que nos lospiran el ideal por que
;ucbais Y Ia ;ntiomahIe energfa ce puestro Ga
ractar. L cuya yirtud se dehe Ell gran parte. ia
victoria de las ideas aaton6micas en- maestro
pals.
servos acep,avlo convestia 10 numilde
de Ia ofrenda cn GRANGE, tealehao en- cu5h'a Id
grandeza de nuestias lntcnelones.s
por ia tsrde, frente Ia casa del senior
Rivera, una haens tat,ia ejecuto yarias sa.
lectas plezaF.
EI bsiie ca el teatrc FIVE el hroehe de bri.
l,al.tcs con que se carFd il gfaLdioss fiesta lhe'
raj qaa ceIelr6 Araoli,o en- obsequlo del lnslgne
don Luis Mu7loz Rivera Ell honor de Ia i'm
plantacldu dAi regimen antoudmico en- ests lsla
Los salones estsban preclosamenie decorados
con coltipajes y todns Ios estandartas que Sc
iuoieron n Ia prooes:6n cfvica, 10 que le daha
msyer real 50 ueisnicnto. La coneurrencla
nu,ne,oss;lna selscta, mas de doseientas Sc
lositae, cnyos nombres no prsc!samfs por evil
tar omieioneH, danaH mayor bri!lo & la fiesta J
compe,aban la heymosura de los salones. Los
palcos eetaba,, ocrrsdos por distinguidas fami
.iss el paraisc coupietamente ieno de los
que fe contentalsn con mirsf y adusirar. Mas
de cle, ps1eias bailahan al clwpas de la mag.
nfos or9uests que dirge 81 profefor don Luis
Gsndfs, que estaba convene'temente sitaada
en- las plateas. Narios dlstinguidos iovenes de
la Capital concur1,eron 1 dar!e mayor saima
ci6n attractive. Las iamas fueron obseqnia
das con profus,on dc du!ces icores per Ia
Jeepectva Colnisjn. A las tres dc /. mariana
di6 fin tan agrabe <eoirte,s que .nuehof
nubersn deseaao 70 tsrminsr nuEca, saienac
todas las persohas suElainente satisfeehss de Ia
hati direction que preside este festival.
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Este esta.,'sa.fi,i ,..o haa. al,.eate DEGRADE
con el mayor gasto, ia renosado s4s nuebes
para eeehrar las Pascuss sc ofreca su nu.
merosa clIente'a Sc ptopone echar Ell rssto
para NoCHE BUkNA. IIabta suculenta v
valisia oena, vinos icorss exquisi.os, sin que
iai,e cl Traditional <ieshdn a! hoTao,, psvo y
galIinaa u",@as-, isT3anes, pescaios escabe-
chea, empareisdos las chLEbREs ..!..L..a
CAS- De Polio Con que "a 10 s.be Ia
sgaje de aasto. I5-5
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sgencIa Nentez. ,df9sTAcIoS paP.GsrAoI, Y TEX Fx.

aeniahte de las PARTICIPATES fabr:e.s
i1o!te amerieanss. Agen;e de la harina &c
trig2 marca <Porsenir,. rocino en- peneuitas
marca Universities. Jsmones superi3res ,n.roa
asnlia E,leIn Pc Me, mares Sci. Mantees
ChicharT6n; Ia Victoria. LIEN corriente, item
Ia seneeio.a. Ger.e2a ilem E-treE!a. iiem
ID, Agai'4 ; ms. .ainss de eo:er lem Union.
Para inioEnes, c.fjj.rse don Arturo Mgn.
dea, Cristo IL, capital. $50
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III vino lie Stcarns as reeonocdo pof Los me
iicos mss prominentea come ia melor dc
,oias las prepalacionss de acete do bac''
lao para conf batr Ia tiss, bronqatls,
,lenas afeceopas dc los rnlmones.
Don Nafclso Aiberli Bosch, Ledo. EN-
Medrina Cirujia farmacia, OK mat.co dc
d. saNiisa us.li;sr de la provincial Del seyoo
Cpltl4o: lIaher uaado On mi cfaita con
muy buen resuta 10 ell vino de aeelte da oaca-
lao con lrpton:to ee hhrro, qHe pFoparan '"s
selores Il. Stearns y Go. ou apEiaasion ha slio
favorable en- todos los caaas, per2 stonde mas
utinclpalmante &c hace notar eli bcne hca "
hleneia 90 en !a anenia, oioross, en- e' primer
grupo de Ia tisis pnllaonsr, en "A gfandes
eouvalecenaias en- muel'as cniHimelaaes d i
apayato digestive. A'ganos in!iyi uos de u'l
misma faniiia deben Ell ta!uI al n.a dc "Ats
preparacou DR.. Narciso Ai',erti. santo
Domingo, Enero . de 1895.
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HOtarla de Utuadg, Per ,cs's,te ] >s;na a'as'ao
cia Te r'oTial, fut nombrado sustituto acci
dental, como mas Immediate de los del distrl
to, el Notario de Adjuntas don Perfeoto Bu,
res y Sobriio, para dosempehar aquela Nota-
ria todo el tempo que dure la v::cante. y
permanecerA Ell dicha ciudad de Utuaio, para
atender al servico pdblico, los d!as 26, q, 2s,
30, 80 3 del corrente D,eiembre 81
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Gaceta official de hoy

Nomtraniento de don GrtsoTo hallan
psra 81 cargo de a!eaide pgesidente Del ayuhta~
miento de MaHati.
-Idem dc doa Pedro Romero Agaayo
pars 81 cargo De JUG, municipal supente DC
Comerio por 10 que resta del hehlo ue
1896 5 9S.
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Pusyto-Rieo en- Barcelona

Los hombres dc toIos !oa pai-ez, de todas
las razas, en- todos los tiempcs ! en- tois- las
etspss del progfeso, siempie han bendecl 20 ei
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CabaIos robados,-anoo p ns1,ss asa dc ap .a,. aa3

Oh <l,a MAZDA, CRio,-piedras), re ban sobado nEi
cabalo 2ano amarillo, maroa1o r. X. en 81
pescnezo con una mancha blanca en el costi'
liar dcreeho, dc : i 6 tlos de eaatl, paso rorto,
Grin cola sbultaios cabos negr@a an
cabalo zaiuo oscuro, con un lGcero banco en
la f:ebte, tres patas blancaa, paso de trote,
erin, cola pobres marcado con uIa K. y
con seilales de ceeia!es en- Ia cabozs. Los la
drones dejaron dos cal aioa, uno zaino, rabo
cortado, y uno eebruno en- los pastos &c la mis-
ma propie.ad, de euyo hecho lene notlcia Ia
autnridad, HI que dc razon del paraaero
de dinhas begtias 81 olta1o dneIio ell seIor
Martinez, sera genvrosamente gratiticado Il
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R { | A c | 0 n

de las personas qae han tomato acc-ones para
Ia venta del piano de media cola en- ci
PARIS PAZAR de Don Pedro Giust.
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del partido Autonornlsta historlco
! FIAT LUX !

LA Puhiicidaa ., de Barcelona,
I'm su edici6n del Is de NovlelnDre
llltirno, pubica an cablegrama Gle
Madrid, CUE dice asi
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Hscap paoos Dor cable

Hscen pagos por cable.
Csiran sohre to,lss las eapitales de- EspaTla,
sobre i.0NpREs, PARIS, NCEEA-YORK,
HAA,DgpGO, li-;tANA.
Compran ven.ea ore, toda clase de
moaeda c.sranjera,
Co,npran, venden dan aysnces sobre
Cedu'as llipotecariss del Banco Territorial 5
Agricola, etc.
Ct HrNnE IN solar de ,rece metros frente
Oh sAA1s' 10 de fondo, frente 0llerfs de
den :. areiso p;bot. Informslan en- Ia cal!e de
Ia Cruz nninefo - G-~5
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Una earIa de A!egibo

Con gasto pubIcamos Ia signiente carta
que rusoYihen respetab es aftesanos de AFeolbo:
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CAFE Y RESTAURANT
La &EynegnIGa F.,

a BtH9i0 FFfiFaF"s q IaWHdHW
.saa lose ~, JTente al 8. Castao E,spoa9s +"
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nerves exist. They do not know that moth
ing goes on in any part Of the body that
every other part does not instantly know
Of" The closeness Of this sympathy is
familiarly illustrated by headaches, indiges-
ton, rheumatism, neuralgia etc About
every case Of sleeplessness, nervousness and
dyspepsia is sympathetic strike" by brain,
nerves or stomach, induced by the lowering
Of the general health
People who think to get rid of these trou-
bles by some medicine that disregards the
general health of the body are on the wrong
track In getting such diseases as neuralgia
and rheumatism out of the system Paine's
celery compound proceeds at once to restore
normal appetite and regulate the nerves, as
the foundation for buildingup the health and
vigor.
1t regulates the bowels without delay, and
sees to it that the poisonous humors that are
bursting through the skin, in what are for
purposes of classifying, called skin diseases,
are given ready outlet. On this basis of
purified blood and regulated nerves the per-
manent cure Of every form Of blood diseases,
such as eczema, salt rheum, bad complexion,
is now assured by this really wonderful
remedy.
If the reader of this is not in perfect health
let him simply try first bottle of Paines eel
cry compound and carefully note the results.
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errnY POINTS


Happenings Throughout the Country
Chronicled Tor Hasty Perusal
A building boom has already begun at
pousville
Mt Carbon School Board have decided to
erect o new school building
John Socker, who was injured at the ST.
Clair stripping, died at the Pottsvillo
hospital
Five marksmen were peppered in the face
with shot by careless gunner at a Harris
burg pigeon shooting match.
The new Lebanon County Commissioners
have begun their administration by reducing
the tax rate from mills to Ii mills
A Legislative committee has discovered
that against the p 600 licensed saloons in the
State there are 3j, 600 speak-easies
An ordinance will be introduced in Pitts
burg Councils making il a misdemeanor foi
women to wear hats or bonnets in theatres
The barber shop of Daniel Roeder, at
Schuylkill Haven, was entered and several
razors, quantity of tobacco and cigars and
several musical instruments were stolen
James Reilly, for the past ten years en-
ployed as a machinist in the Lehigh Valley
shops, at Hazeton, rendered his resignation
and leaves for Ashland where he has accepted
a similar position.
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Miracles in Medicine.
ThcWOnderfuIPrOgreSSMade Within
the Past Few Years.
Diseases That Our Mothers Thought Incurabe Now Cured
by Paine's Celery COmpOund.

It is difficult, almost impossible, to overesti-
mate the Importance of recent advances in
medicine and surgery.
In surgery there is the application Of the
X-ray in determining complicated fractures,
la medicine there is the serum-treatment
for germ diseases, and more important still
the extended use Of Paine's celery compound
in the treatment Of the many diseases that
arise from faulty or impaired nervous sys-
tenn.
This class Of ailments causes more suffer
ing aud earlier deaths than all others, and
that is why so much public prominence was
at once given to Paines celery compound
when its discovery was first announced by
Prof. Phelps Of Dartmouth college.
The rapid and sure way that Psines celery
compound cures neuralgia, rheumatism and
nervous debility is marvellous even in the
eyes of this woodworking quarter Of the
century.
Ancient miracles were contrary to natural
laws, whereas the remarkable power of
Paine's celery compound to make people
well, comes from better understanding of
the natural causes of diseases.
That wonderful set of nerves known rs the
sympathetic nervous system" that knits
every part Of the body together and harmon
ICES all, is understood to-day as never before.
Many persons are not aware that any such
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Tours to California.

California has been most ittingly termed
the Italy Of America" All the delicious
balm, the cloudless sky, and the rich YER
dure Of the great European peninsula are
duplicated i'm this sunny land of the Pacific.
Here nature basks in the sunshine of her own
beauty; and here she has established her
own sanitarium, where eternal spring in
spires everlasting youth. With the snow
mantled peaks Of the Sierras upon the one
hand, the calm Pacific with its soft breczes
upon the other, and veritable paradise OF
flowers. fruits and plants between, man can
find and needs no lovelier land. To visit
such a country is privilege, blessing,
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
recognizing the need of a more comfortable
and pleasant way of crossing the continent,
inaugurated a series of annual tours to Cali
f0ruia, running "a through train of Pullman
palace cars from New York to the Pacific
Coast, and stopping at the principal points of
interest en- route. The great popularity of
these tours demonstrates the wisdom of the
movement.
For the season of 1907 three tours have
been arranged to leave New York, Philadel-
phia and Pitt-burg, January "a, February
2i and March Pr.
The first tour will run direct to San Diego
via So Louis and the Santa Fee Route and re-
turn from san Francisco via Salt Lake City,
Denver, and Chicago. allowing five weeks in
California.
The second tour win run via the Mammoth
Cave and New Orleans to San Diego stopping
at the Crescent City" during the Mardi
Gms Carnival This tour will return via
Salt Lake City Denver Omaha, and Chicago,
allowing four weeks in California.
The third tour win run via Chicago, Denver,
and Salt Lake City, allowing passengers to re
turn by regular trains via different routes
within nine months.
All of these tours, either going or return
ing, viii pass through the famous Colorado
region, Gleuwood Springs, Leadv.lle and the
Garden of the Gods
Rates from an points on the Pennsylvania
Railroad System east of Pitsburg First
tour, S31O second tour $3.50 third tour.
S2lO round trip, and $3.50 one way.
For detailed itineraries and other infama-
tion, apply ut ticket agencies, special book
ing Offices or address George W. Boyd,
Assistant General Passenger Agent Broad
Street Station, Philadelphia.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Cora White, Of West Oak street. is
confined to her home by an attack Of pleunsy
Peter Kuskewicz, Of the Arcade restau-
rant, is laid up with an attack of rheuma-
tism.
Charles Bowman, of Philadelphia, was a
guest Of town friends last night and this
morning.
Thomas Mcclure, captain Of the Lost
Creek cadet corps is lying very low at his
homo in Colorado.
Mrs. John Gavin, Of Heckscherville, is the
guest Of her son-in-law, Policeman John
Stanton, and family.
Messrs. Ross Glover, b Arthur Parrish and
Edgar Hoover were among the merry skaters
at Lakeside yesterday.
Misses Edith Miners and Annie Williams
left town this morning for Mt. Carmel
whore they will spend Sunday.
Misses Alice Writ and Nellie Evans, two of
Mt. Carmels fair daughters, were circulating
among town acquaintance to-day.
Miss Julia Conville and her brother,
Thomas, returned home last evening from a
two weeks holiday vacation to New York
Miss Millie Herring and Mrs. Henry Hol-
loway, of Mahapoy City, were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Meyers, on East Coal
street. last evening. The former left for
Philadelphia this morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-01-09
MAHANov CITY


AhAliHH Nuols
MAHANoy CITY, Jan. 9.-Patrick Mul-
downey, a resident of this town, narrowly
escaped death yesterday while engaged in
removing the roof from the Noonan Bros.
building at ST. Nicholas. A nail fastened
Muldowney's shoe to the floor and as he was
trying to release himself tho roof descended
upon him. He was taken out unconscious,
but recovered soon after. He suffered a
fracture of the right ankle and was severely
bruised about the body.
John Moore, one Of the pioneers of this
town, died at 2:25 o'clock this morning az the
home Of his daughter, Mrs. John Wilde on
West Mahanoy avenue The deceased was SO
years IF age and had been q resident of this
place since 1862.
Jennie r., only daughter of NJ. j. Murphy,
ex-Deputy Recorder, died this morning after
an illness of six week Funeral ON Tuesday
Peter Metzgar and John Malloy, tumps
alighted from p & R. freight train at East
Mahauoy junction last night into the arms of
two G. & /. policemen. They were given a
hearing before Justice Coyle aud committed
to Jail for illegal car riding.
Two boys aged and IL years, and whose
names could not be learned entered the
clothing store Of Samuel Supowitz, on West
Centre street, during the proprietor's tenn
porary absence, and ri1cd the cash
drawer of $40 Mrs. Supowitzs entered as
the young thieves were departing. One of
them gave her a push that sent the woman
sprawling in a corner of the store and the
boys made their escape. They have not been
arrested.