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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-24

933 of the Revised Statutes of New Mexico
laws of 1887.
The bill was read the first time by
title and upon motion of Mr.. Miera the
rules were suspended and the bill read a
second time in full, ordered translated,
printed and referred to the committee on
judiciary.
On motion of Mr.. Archuleta a recess
was taken until O'Clock p. m.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-09-19

The wadsworth Dispatch has the
following replies a coming from the
fathers OF various localities. ir I'M.
aver To tho anxious query Of the pros.
pective s~on.in.laT:
Winnemucca - "Whst are your
prospects for the iuture?-
Carson You astonish me. must
have time TO consider and aside.
THANK God there is another one 81
the girls of my hands. must hurry
up the marriage before they quarrel
and break off,
Reno--It has come mt last" md
aside, snow 10 foot another immense
bill. Can't help il in any way that I
see. Girls are bound to get married
sooner or later il there are an young
men To catch" ,
~ have expected this for some time
or \ bphiui were you not. or yru
would have asked soonerf Yes. O
can have her my boy, aud also the 80
acres Of land in the Southwest corner
OF nv section that has the house on
and aside. Il will reserve the greater
portion Tor divorce expenses for my
daughter In the sweet bye and bye.
Now il some kind spirit plIiloso III.
cally inclinei. would give he Exc
young mon 81 tip" on EIkn fathers
they would present. him with a gold
watch and chain and feel so much
oasior as 10 what coursc 10 unrsuc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-09-19
EA-TwAED
The ROCKIES -~

IL= tzrs}s-. :o--lSt o- business
nah = NE za5G ~ selects sh= RIO
Grade Weste-a RIEay -Gre4; Sal;
Lake R5-t@- iu- Il. route TO the East.
j = s2= Oaly iunssout,oertal line
psrlcE directly iLp5gh Salt Lake
City. and L sjHjGn 70 the ginw
Z z5ori- q! tie Temple City ibe
Graf Salt Lake and picturesque
SlI L.E= Eoi Utah Waller. II affords
:be rh9i>= Il three distinct roptez
through U= mountains and the most
-czgridnelt so-ae-y N the zoI!d.
o. eli c,zss= q ticze;s stopove-s
s-e -r4atei =; Ogden. Salt LAKE
CG!. Gisazooi Spr ns-. Lsziviue.
Colorado Strings Denver and o;he.
POINTS q interest. Double daily
train @rrios and through PuIlraD
and ToGrst s!eeniug ars beiEesn
SAP FraGe-ao md Druyer. Tourist
1-s through 20 OMAHA Chicago and
B,s;0n.
For ILLUSTRATED pamphlets descip.
tive Of tie Great Salt Lake Route
= Hte 10 r. A WADLEiGH. General
Pas@C-er AGENT SLt Lac City.
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PEOPLE AND THINGS ABROAD.

The duke Of northumberland. the
"!Gcst peer in England, will be ~ years
old ia October.
Trnudhjcm, the ancient capital Of a.,
'nrwcgian kings, is celebrating thu
me hnndredth anniversary Of it's fouu
alton.
I'll" smallest republic in the word +.
! ranrcTilic. one of the islands in ID,
Ncw H%cbrides. The inhabitants or.
lsi 81 20 Europeans and 500 black work.
n"n employed by a French company.
The wife Of the Korean minister i,
ell educated in her own language. ntF
n student 81 The Chinese classics. Sh.
'"s not understand English. but i.
hp"t TO commence the study.
Vt Wivenhoe. in Essex. there arc four
.'fo'h"rs named TIarr. who between
mem make up n total Of 80 years. The
- Fishermen by occupation. and Jnhr
h is ~ aud the eldest. sells the fsI,
hat Thomas. Samuel and william. wh,
p" aged ss, ~, aud 80. respectively
r'ch. The quarie,,c have children
iandchildtcn, Rrcat.grnudchi,drcn
I'd Rr"at-great.grandchiidren living / u
Wiyenhnr.
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Anent KIonhikc.
HOTEL ~AEKIvALs.

Tapioca House -Ioronto Tom. Cir
Gle City; ScarfaceI Sam. Indian
CreeH; Davih Il. Hill. New YORK; Des
piDInes Dick and dogs. FL Dorado
Geek.
Hotel Caribop-JOiIet JOE. 40. Mile
Creek; Llycrr'"l Lew. St. Michaels;
Ann Hscr Bush. St. Louis. $40.
N"rvurA tionse-Rong Pu. Canton
CHINA; Nashville Ned. Fl. Maut.I;
Onc-Eyc Callahan. Circle City; VI s..
Han Il. leYeland. O.; Brutal Bob.
Bonanza Creek; Klondike Kit. IT.
MauEcl.
The Easy St. Thcater. Dawson
CITY. GdTerti o. Tor seat warmers.
bost"n girls need not apply.
Tho Hlondike poet writes US:
IGirl SHnt" ?. Wante! where?
In a far-oif land Of col I despair.
Where's there's wealth to spare and
woe Ia hare:
That's %herc.
Girl wanted. Wantc | when?
Ere lie sun gTCs .lpv, again
Ahi I"k f"'s runp he teIr;s Oi
men.
Tuat'- Nhcn."
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i g-eai nOuEuO;!On ---u!- 10 have
taken place among railws: circles
o"Ibs 10 the contemplated through
rar @rTics between the Pacific Cost
and Chicago xhich Is operating one
lay zach week. Tai l. not Z uex de-
iarrur- b! any means. - the Denver
i Rio Grtnir Railroad Company and
ne connec sons have been o~pera,Inga
through car +Tyi = betwe Il the Pa.
cifc and ~Ar!auiIc Cast ,ia. ) III Lake
Pueblo. Denver. Kansas City and
Chicago Tor years, and three da. g
each week. viz every "Wednesday.
Thursday and I'm lay evening. Tie
CATS FOR tins through service are Of
the latest Pullman design. and are
supplied with clean linen and bedding
throughout. \ Pullman porter is as.
siguei to each car. These cars are
al-o under the pers ,nal supervision
.! . SPECIAL Excursion Agelr,
ahose duty Il Is ~ see Ihat paszen.
gers are given every comfort and at
tentIOu. For further information. al
ply 10 any agent. or t. r.. f.. Nrvius.
Guerd Ngent, or 10 II. VI. Cu-h,ng
Travel ~ Ps-engcr Agent. d. & x
q. Il. Il. - Wcst 3rI south ST. Salt
Lake Cit, Utah.
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eooo shoo1INo UPTOWN
Ii Was Year AbaeE and b Sro'
Uas the Treasury BcndIpE-

VA. the Treasury BrrdInE-
Some years ago SAYS an old Eul-
re-. according TO the Washington
star. i had Sae sPoI in pigeon shoot
i-E or Fifteenth and 7 streets north
west ! DO not ~oader yea look sur
p-.sed- vas employed IN the trc2Sury
=; the iiE-a li;;Is before ihc war-
and TIA Pigeons that roasted G. TIE cor
rice and about the capitals Of the
co!oaEz6e bad multiplied. and they
were so auae-oss IS TO ic~cc=yc-iescc
The employees To rko-e particularly
who were IN the upper stories q Tie
building they were IN i~n-oI~rabia 1vis-
ance- The superintendent Of the
building secured from Ike mayor 4
suspension OF The Law prohibiting tie
Use Ct firearms within the city L-z=-s
50 - 10 allow Cunning about ;he bull
Ing before seTsa O'clock II Ike E-CT--
icg by such persons Is he should GCS---
Fate. having had the reputation Of
beioC q coed shot and with : mouths
Coz a pigeon pie dinner secured Per:n-s-
s!oa 70 shoot One mornings shooting
was enough for ne 50 fa- IS the bird
pie dinner was concerned. tc- sc-c Of
The birds were 50 aged a=d Tough that
hide and feathers were too much to-
;he lead; and many Of those l5li-i who
found their way 20 kitchens were too
much fo- The teeth The FrcrI VS.
kept up for several Gays. more TO the
benefit of the department il contract
ing TIE circulation ct the birds than for
the pleasure Of eating the game secured
ard thousands were slain.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-09-19

- hl' Nnpr"U" Court ycslc:hny
Ni'"fu"y " j. e Deal. on behaf q,
'"" v J. 4 f. mDYcI Tor 4 r..
h'"r"'F {" ia" "'slpo county ,nx
ca" nnd thc mn'upr vii ~ taken ~,
the Grst Of CatpGet.
hfgumouta $50 me 10 ~ the co,,,
""'hni "altcr aud - deci,iou viii
. ably be gjyoD shortly. fIn
oDJrs martial "bjeuJoI ~ ia, ,,..
cp"e N Attorney BuTake, L.,,,,
that bDJy a. counsel tpt the def,pi.
6ui md M" o%g8itcr was taken b, ,Lo
bupfcme CyUu fyF settlement
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m nse..t-..

The Elko Card Parry e@a -
auspiciously i.sogurAiei kS etss-
ing by MnL n II. Miller. ubo enter
taiped a number Of her friends Ii
honor Of Miss E;bel Smith Ebo l.
soon 10 depart Tor toe East TO attend
akDirAry In Connecticut
1t has reTer been the writer's priv
ilege 20 s;:epd a more eap.abls
furcsiJh at any time or az Az. pzU.
1bs e?e was sverTzkre f=asts1
with q pioiusion Il Hozez-hsuti.
full rCses pinks aDi other hgrNI
specie-resfgi 10 tie Tizsoa zDi De-
hghitaI N their perfIne- Here sd
there. :as;efally arranged -iA NJ
bons Ok ike hrs. sere hza=ss q
riaiI-nisaiT. o. ferCs. o. ere-Ereza-
telyfng II their 're-hBest tie tbrss'-
ened onslzught Of tie ia3taS autumn
months, delghtra< The sight xod IL
rigorating the mind
The game E1s progressive EhiS
FIVE tables. Is EsES and ;zo hzDcs
played /. each game The ns1risz
we're covered With black and rel and
fsshgocd 70 the shape 4s eel - ooLDr
Of the ionr character E=zTss o. the
card deek- tied Eitb : csEut. rb5o3
To zEch -as attached 2s dainty =
pprL. o. The face q each oD1rter
vas Inscribed. II ls;ts:z 0. gil; ys-s
cieTesly-eIecStsd II DooOz4u. to-
Initials Of the individual player.
The Competition Tor hooo- Wa
keeniy contested. very properly fall
ing 70 a younz LADY. Miss Msyhugh.
With a total n Is poiats- The =
honor Of -bopbie' also req properly.
fell to th> Dot Of Z genTIeaEar. W.
Geo. Hunter. with a total IT = poiDi-
Several scores were reoordej ranging
from y 10 - pyiutE. III zEiEh til
lShes we're most freguatiy the
EcoYer.
Tbs prizes we're. for frs+- q game
keeper Of eeIujOij. p,eitily de7,r-
Lted and moanted in aiTer. for Sec
ond. a book by cns Hoyle-no5: ap-
prophsts a AZ educator IL zhlEt
p playing.
The ooTers we're laid IL l0sfJ
o'cI1ck for d.inties. and dsip,Ies the,
we're. Creams aud ices, coffee and
cake u such etberial li:htness that
its disappearance, xhether IN air or
eleShere. ~5rs matter u, serious
conjecture. Tie service xas o!
China.
From fist 10 lat Il ~as d thor.
oughiy enjoyable and a highly enter
tanning evening. The costume.. 1; Is
not my good fortune 10 he Capable Of
but suffice it To say tina,
wherever ~omAn IL. there lOyeliuess
abides.
Those present ser Mrs. S. ".
Henley, AIss EtbeI Smith. Mis,
Craighead. Miss Mayhugh. Miss Ad-
ANS. Miss Cummings, Mn. Sill
Ter. His Ainley. Miss Cook. Miss
Hunter, Miss RJsenstOck aud Nessrs
3. 81. Henley, w. HendeBpu, Charl-s
McBi de, g. Moody. Geo. Hunter. W.
Adams, Joe. Harris. Eli. Keyer. ". +.
and G. II. Mcintosh.
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The CHINESE IN NEW YORK.
Industrious, Temperate. Peaceful an d
ChnritnLIe 60 One Another.

thnritRblc to One Another.
There IS I Chinese population Of near
y 1900 in New York city. but il is =
rare sight 10 see any Chiuanan cyplT-
ing for help 81 any OF the public chariya-
BILE Institutions Of that city. sa-s 4
Gotham exchange. The Chinese are
always ready 10 assist each other in al
the emergencies Of life. Most of them
belong 10 societies Q! mutual assistance
on tho Chinese plan. When one Of them
is peEriless he can borrow money.
When one is III nurses furnish the
needed s~eTTice and II he dies tic OK.
peascs OF the burial are always easily
obtained. Several hundreds Of them
hive become well OF through the bust
ness Of their w~ushhoUsc-. There are no
loaters among them; :hcy are all noted
Tor their industrious lives. Few Of
them are addicted 10 the opium habit.
though many OF them occasionally in
dulHe in the fumes OF the drug. II i
mainly the wealthy men among them
who enjoy the l'IEurv OF Chinese wives.
but others who desire 20 form white
matches fad no difficulty in doing 50.
as far -s obtaining mates is concerned.
As n rule the children born Of these
unions adopt the American style Of
life. The Chinese Of Nryy York boast
that they produce rroport.onally fewer
criminals than any other element Of
the population.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-09-19
ODD FACTS.

The record Of the largest number oi
CITES struck by n musician In ~ hour,
said To have bccn made by l'adcrcw.
Il. who struck 1890. 300 notes.
There are. IL in said. $50 railway sta
ohs within n six-milc radius OF 81
hmrs cathedral, London. while witlIii
Emile radius there are nearly 400.
II Is computed that all the house
~ London and New York could bc hui
at ~ the lava thrown out by vcsu,Iu.
.ihcc the frat recorded eruption In \
d. 10.
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ga 49,
have S:r se--z--
a. 81 6s-2+li- Gs = Lot
L. s-54 c' ri -; Es lave eys- ;aIlrI
= i=5 t. k=p1s nsoi al speak
tie F3zz=; Eo-L that falls ups tie
E=rirC - - TX upz1 the parShd
.rGz== % tie Eel.
TiIs : Da: 2 s@-or1- To- Ee are
32l = IL preaching linz bit Il i
rp7Epu1 u! facts nh exists add.
ITS; - 5=%1% thJa-h; All coa-
meat
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Remedies for human ailments ,nay
dcmsni attention because Of their o..
tablisbcd regulations or their "magic.
al" powers, or large Gales. or immense
sums spent IN ADVERTISING. Curce
count. Tho Eminent Trib cnrca MI 1t
olsims 10 euro.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-09-19
DclEiufn's Irorrst..

Little Belgium has s~evcra. frst-cIasa
fortrcsscs: Antwerp, and the fortified
towns OF Dendcrmonde and Diest, on
the Mense, Liegc. IIuy and Namur. and
on the French frontier, Mons. Tourney
and Ypres.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-09-19
TOMMY WAS a STRATEGIST.
How lie Recovered Ills DrumstIcI
from the nOttom OF the Wei.

How lie Recovered His Drumsticl
from the Hottom of the Well.
y little boy dropped his GrumS'ick
into a well. In vain lie Cuircatcd his
parents, the gardener. the r~Ootrnan. the
coachman. the cook. the hcurcfna.ds t.
go down into the well TO r" OYER hi.
drUmstick. In his distrcs. SAYS the
London Telegraph. Il brillian: cNpcdicnt
occurred 20 Master Tommy lie secret
ly carried off all the pla:r from III"
sideboard and threw il into the well.
Great was the CONSERVATION when the
plate was missed. and an active search
for the robbers took place. In the midst
of the alarm and the confession Master
Tommy ran with the news that he had
found the plate. "Whcrc"' WIS the
cry. Down the we'll" replied Tommy.
IL saw il quite plain shining Mt the
bottOm-spoons, ladies. bread baskets.
SAVERS and NIL" The hoIsrmaid hur-
ricd TO the well. at the bottom OF which,
sure enough, the plate was seen. y
lhhdc was procured. n scrvaut descend
ed and the plate was brought up. lust
before the last article W. fshed IN
Master Tommy Whispered TO him:
John, please bring up my drumstick
when you go down for The soup lndlc."
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"a |, Il CCESS

Has passed Il expectations.
Our f lends have apr, lat d tn
concessions we have made.
The consequence is that in the
last two weeks we cleared OFT about
a hundred suits and are row pre-
pared to show up as fine a line Of
new Goods in .
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-05-14

dicen que las autoridades turcas no tienen tom
dos para pagar la gendarmerfa de Creta que
los ,Lonsules extranjeros Sc han negado bacer
anticipos de fondos.
En realidad vistas las noticias contradicto-
rias que publican los telegramas de Londres, no
Sc sabe quien lleva la mejor parte en- los COM
bates: dc todos modos pronto sabremos que
atenernos
ST las grandes potencias esperan que Gre
cia acuda |; ellos para que eviten ell avance de
de Las tropas turcas, sc equivocan, pues los ne
lenos estan convencdos de que solo cuentan con
sus propias fuerzas con la fortuna, factor I'M
portante en- todas las bata.las.
Entire los turcos que invaden su terrltorlo,
los tres imperios que solo aspiran q repartlrse
los despojos de Turqufa, como Sc repartleron
los de Polonia, los griegos no pueden dudar lu-
charan hasta morir. Entre tanto los turcos ST.
guen dando pruebas de su barbarie, 10 cual de-
muestra con 10 ocurrido en- una aldea pr6xima a
Tyruavo, en- donde varios heridos que no pudie-
ron seguir sus companeros, cayeron en- poder
de los turcos, los cuales los encerraron en- una
iglesia pegaron fuego al edifcio, dentro del
cual murieron abrasados todos aquellos infelices
Contra esta brutalidad protestaron algunos
jefes oficiales que acompanaban al eJerclto
turco, pero inhtimente.
La reunion de las Cortes Sc verificara ell dia
20 de Mayo pr6ximo. Ell gobierno piensa pre-
sentarse tai cual esta constituido, 81 antes Ro-
nero Robledo sus amigos no hacen la disiden-
cia, 10 cual no es probable. Los politicos espe-
ran que del gran debate que seha de verifcar en-
ell Cougreso, caiga ell partido conservador y sea
una crisis polltica Ia que motive la cntrada de
los liborales en- ell podcr Dios sobrc todo, Sc
gun decia ell inolvidable Martos
Las eleociones municipales sc lleyaran q ca
DO sin grandes contiendas, pues los electores
convencidcs ae la inutilidad del sufrag go, ven con
indifercncla d los que pretenden gobernar sus in
tercses en- ell Ayuntamiento: todos Green que son
maloa, yyo creo que tenen pcrfecta razdn,
pues no Sc eNplica tanta ucha para oargos gra
tutos, que solo dan tfabajoa los que los de
sempeilan. Sc lucha1;l aqui menos cue en- esa
antila en- las elecciones provincaes.
Para terminar dire usted que 10 mas cul
nlnantc dc 10 sucedido cn la semana que ACADIA
de terminar ha sido el entierro del invicto du-
que de la Tore, me jor ticho Ia traslacion Ge
sus restos desdc el cementcrio dc San Sebas
tian al mausoleo que ha sdo construido para
guardian sus cenizas en- Ia Real Igesia de los
Jeronimos de esta Cortc
El s&quito 10 compon{an todo 10 mas nota-
bic dc Ia poIltca, ell ej6rcto las letras: fu6
una verdadera manifestation de duelo: iiDes-
canse en- pazr
Madrid, 26 de Abril de 1897
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-05-14

Muy Sr. mfo diatinguido amigo: Hace diez
ailos que, joven y enthusiastic, entire militar
en- el partido Unconditional.
Me impulse clio un sentimiento de pa
triotismo, porque ha sido, es sera siempre
ell amor 4 mi querida Espana Ell primero y
mas grande de los afectos de .mi alma, rim
diendo quito el, l6gico era que al entrar en-
la polftca, me afliara al partido que en- mi SEN
tlr tenfa como principal objetlvo su adhesion
Unconditional la patria.
Mis- convicciones ardorosas por la ibertad
bien entendlda han creado Ell mi una profunda
vocaci6n por las goriosas conquistas de la mo-
derna democracia, liberal espa1ol, me slento
atraido por los mobiles rumbos del partido que
usted dgnamente dirige, prolongacion hoy del
liberal peninsular que preside ell eminente
estadista Sr. Sagasta.
En- tai virtud, mis- sentimimientos me i'm.
pulsan en- la actualidad acogerme ese parti-
do, en- 81 entro desde hoy, ofreci6ndole mi
humildfsimo conourso, porque veo en- su progra-
ma la sfntesis de mis- ideales, que son ell triunfo
de la libertad, en- los procedimientos coloniales,
aianzada por ell amor 4 la patrla espailola,
anica que puede hacer feliz d esta provincial
leal.
Al 1espelirme de mis- Antiques correigio-
narios, puedo expresar slno frases que en-
gendra mi grattud, y, 81 de hoy en- adelante
han de ser mis- leales adversarlos, nunca jam1s
seran considerados por nj como enen11gos.
Quedc mi hueco cerrado sin odlos, en- las
flas que dejo.
ia idea de amor la Gbertad que sc yergue
en- mi conciencia, me empnja con poderoso i'm
pulse, d ocupar un puesto las filas del partl-
do libera-puertorriqueilo.
De usted, con distinguida consideration,
me suscrbo su correligIonario y atento amigo
O.. s. m. b.
Pedro Tergne de la Coucho.
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HoJAs INMoRTALES


Hay una perla para cada rosa!
Para cada esperanza hay una estrella!
Toda alma sigue la segura huella
De otra alma en- este mundo singular.
para cada destello hay una sombra!
Y para ell bosgue solitario, umbrfo,
I'm diluvio de gotas de rocfo.
Y ell viento busca por instinto el mar.
Por ESQ siempre que en- tu blanca frente
FIJI con gusto mis- errantes ojos
Siento menos intensos mis- enojos:
Y ese misterio es facil penetrar-
ST para eada rosa hay una perla,
un alma para otra Ell esta vida,
Mi alma vive a la tuya tan unida
Que solas no pudieran respirar.
Toda gotta que mace, todo am blente,
Busca en- este planeta su ammonia;
Esa gotta, otra gotta; como ell dfa
Busca un sol venidero, al fulgurar.
Como busca a las rafagas la brisa
Busca en- ell mundo el corazon opreso,
El latido de otro en- solo un beso
Para poder con gusto palpitar.
Toma esta hoja de una flor preciosa
Prenda cierta de afecto yerdadero;
Y 81 te mueres tn, 81 yo me muero,
Y ante Dios nos llegamos a postrar,
Que esas hojas de flor tan delicada
Que son de amor y de esperanza emblema
Las engarce ell Eterno en- su diadena
No pudiendose entonces marchitar!
ANTONIO VINAJERAS.
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Carta de Madrid

Grecia Turrqua; a;-Crueldad de los turcos,-Pro-
tesla de los alemanes. pertura de las Cortes.
Crisis polltica-Elecciones neutrality-suspicious.
terro del Ducue de la Tore.
Amigo director: Contra la creencia general
Grecia Turquia estan batiendo q pesar de
los esfuerzos hcchos por las grandes potencias
La verdad es que en- esta question, Grecia
no ha atendilo los consejos prudentes de los
amigos, que hoy Sc encuentra en- grave aprie-
to, segin los ultimos telegramas.
A $4,000 ascfenden los griegos reconcen-
trados en- la Inca de Farsaia donde se diri
gen los turcos; aeguramente Sc librarA al'f una
gran batalla. E embajador de Franca en- Cons
tantinopla ha protestado de los malos tratos in
feridos q los helenos aquel territorio, solici-
tando Sc ample el pazo de expulsion de los
mismos, para evitar mas horrores. Los repre-
sentantes de las demas potencias &c han adheri-
do esta reclamation
Ell Rey Jorge de Greca ha manifestado
que accpta en- todo el criterio de sus ministries;
estos han acordado resistir q todo trance.
Segun noticias de la Canea Sc piden refuerzos
!. pues los nsurrectos estrechan el bloqueo: otros
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-05-14

tances, ha sido transferida para ell pr6ximo sor.
teo de JUNO, por no haberse colocado aun to.
das las papeletas.
s. A. Luz Ecectrca. n.s. sn es{a oenvesssers sssers
extraordinaria. No habi6ndose reunido nime.
TO su6ciente de accionistas para la Junta ex-
traordinarfd anunciada para ell 8 del corriente,
con obleto de dar cuehta con los trabaios de
la Junta Directiva sobre aumento de capital
ampllaclon de la actual planta electrica, para
completar ell nnmero de intlividnos que compo-
zen esta Junta Directivao Sc cita nueyamente
a los senores accionistas de acuer1o con la ba-
Sc 8. . del contrato social para ell da 25 a las
dos de la tarde Ell los salonas del Banco Espa
mol, supllc5ndoles la asisteneia por tratarse de
un asunto de trascendencia para esta sociedad
y necesitarse la mayor cooperation de todos pa.
ra ell mejor exito Puerto Rico 10 de Ma
20 de 1s97.-El DIRECTOR Suarez. 3-3
Xxx Dicen de Cayey que Sc ca 'cula que en-
Ia sequfa de principle de ano Sc perdi0 una
cuarta parte de la cosecha de tabaco Sin en-
barge, es bastante el que queaa de buena
calidad.
**x Sc encuentra en- esta capital hemos
nuestro querido amigo el sefior don Manuel
salguero, agente yiajero lie la gran fabrica de
Superfos fatos Guanos minerales. estabecida
eu Mayagiez.
mo Capos e op prmsr mSS1 i've ss' de la
mderte del malogrado artista Morell Campos,
pondria a la venta el PARIS BAZAR los bus
tos del popular autor de sFeices dfazo Estos
bustos tencn l6 centfnetros de alto, son de
terracotta valen pesos. ST
k. Nuestro querido amigo compai7ero
ell senior don Jose GortliIs, aunqne sempre re-
coiido, sigue un POGO mejor de la enfermedad
que tanto le ha molostado en estos dias Ha
cemos votos por su pronto complete restable-
cmiento.
x** Autorizados por c; Jefe de Ia carcel
phblica de esta capital, podemos decir que I.
zion Jose Mauie5n Sc lie prv6 la entrada Ell
dieho ESTABLISHMENTS, de conformiaad con 10
prescrito Ell articulo l55 del Reglamento
Carcelario, por inconveniencias que el mismo
Mauiohn c0noca