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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-21

Cadete dc infanterfa en- 5 de Julio de 1860.
Subteniente de infantcria por promoclon
en- 1868.
Tencnte por pase al ejdrcito dc ultramar
on 1864.
Obtene el grado de captain por gracls ge-
neral en- 1868 desde este grado hasta el EN-.
pleo de coronel, obtiene e teniente general
seiior Castelanos todos sus ascensos por merl-
tos de guerra.
. Los primeros hechos dc armas los etectuo
este bravo mlitar combatiendo los lnsurrec-
tos cubanos en- Puerto Principe, logrando va
rias veces yencerlos y abastecer la plaza,
que Sc hallaba bloqueada.
Muchos en- diferentes zonas dc la lsla
fueron los arriesgados hechos de guerra que
realizo ell senior Castellanos. Seguramente que
pasan de trescientos los combates, escaramuzas,
ETC., q que asistio este bravo mllltar. Iodavla
en- 1882 eiercfa cl cargo de comandante gene
raj de la provincial de Puerto Principe. En-
esta fecha, y despues de una estancla en- Cuba,
sin descanso alguno, de mas de diecccho amos,
regres6 la madre patria, cargado de laureles,
condccorado con atlas distlngu!das recompen-
sas, con ell empleo de coronel.
En- gu breve estancia EN- la Peninsula toca-
lie en- suerte tener que perseguir los sublevados
republicanos de Badaj'z. I'll 20 de NoVlem-
bre de ese mismo aho vov:6 embarcafse para
Cuba.
Presto Gus servicos en- la lsa regreso por
enfermo la Peninsula, hasta que en- 1885, Gu
consideration sus msrtos, Sc le promovlo al
empeo de brigadier. En- 1895, meses antes de
volver & embarcarse para la gran Antlia, se lie
elevo Ia categarfa general de division.
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quica dc que habls el autor de ola medicina
del ostfritu," me haco pensar. Temo que. en-
fucrza dc ocuparme acknowledgements do mi
alma, que es, como to las las almas modcrnas
comrlela y refinada, llegne olvidar mi cuerpo
que ea, como todos los cuerpos antiques 2
modernos, la mas qnebradiza simple maquina
que imagnarse pucde, aun descontadss los pro.
greaos mecanlcos de nuestro tempo. Una
maquna cuyos aparatos, por 10 mismo que Ga
usan de continue Sin descanso, requiere fire..
cuentcs reparaciones. Soy Ell primero en- reco
noeer Ia necesldad de mantener ell cspfritu, lls.
mese alma, Ell perfeeto estado de equilibrio v ga.
lud pero, :podra neg5rseme q. ese equlibrio se
quebranta muy rsra vez que el alma enferma
mny de tarde Gu tarde?. 500.
No, seSuramcnte. Els precise decirlo. ain
q truoquc dc horir supersticiones vulgsres. Ca.
DalleTos, 10 que llamamos unos enfermedad del
anna, es las mas veces un padecimiento amen.
table del bolsiIlo; un espfritu melanc6lico nm
| portalnonedas vacfo, guardian entire ST rara se-
mejanza. Asf como existe una fntima conex6n
entire e cerebro el estdmago, cl alma ell Dol.
sillo estan hgados por misteriosa red de neryios
! que facilmente Sc altoran. Por donde sc deduca
que un biete e varios) de mil pesetas ten
drfan, seguramentc, mayor efcacia que todas
las glmnastlcas psfquicas para curar un padeci-
mlento del alma, por cr6nco que sea.
Raspecto d la desaparici6n probable de las
tiebres tlfddeas, pulmonfas denas enfcrme-
dades comprenlidas en- Ia pstologfa vulgar,
puede que el autor dc <La Medicina del espfritu,
este en- 10 frme; pero sospecho que, pesar do
esos ligeros vaticinios, esas dolencas persistran
ai'n largo tempo para suplicio dc la humani.
dad. No hay sino consular diariamente las
estadisticas demografioas, para convencersc de
que esas enfermedades clasifcadas desae Hi.
p6crates hasta nuestros dfas, causan mas yfcti-
mas dc las que supone el doctor psic6logo En-
cambio, ica;tntos dfgaseme-han fallecido de
tristeza, de hastfo de pesadumbre?
De todas suertes, 70 creo mas facil llepar
4 ser emlneucia en- la tarap6utica de las almas
que en- la medicina de los cuerpos. Mas pronto
Sc cura una CRISIS pasionsl, que una diabetes
Crtame e ssbio doctor psc6logo, mas en- 10
firme estaban los m6dcos de la antigiiedad re-
cetando sangaijuelas y aceite de rioino toio
paste, que el con sus gimnasias espirituales
cuya eficacia aiin no Sc ha demostrado. Puede
ser que 20 me equivoque, porque, en- este de la
medicins, esta uno sempre en- pelgro de errar
Puede ser tambidn que el sstema empleado Dor
el sabio doctor, sea el mas espirtual rapido
para matar un hombre. JULES HOCHE.
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~. Dcsde anoche circular versoncs por

~. Desdc anoche circular versoncs por
esta capital, de que SC han recibido noticiss dc
haberse alterado el orden publico en- Madrid,
hacitndose con tai motive diversidad de supo-
scioncs. Hoy las II dc Ia maiiana solicita.
mos informc por tetfono en- Ia sccretarfa del
Gobierno gen j, nos contestaron que NADIA
saben sobre eso particular.
~. Manana tendra lugar ante Ia Audicn'
cia Territorial ell juicio oral y phbllco de eau.
sa seguida, d instancia dc don Eugeuio Alva'
rcz, contra don Alfredo Archilla,;le Vegabaja,
por el delito dc homicidio.
.-o5 ABASTO PUBLICO.-Ls carne dc
res, sc expendera maiIana ell esta capital 80
centayos el klp
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La REGULADORA

FL tiia Is del actual se abrira la nucva pa
naacrfa con ell nombre dc ei4a Reguadora, antes
sLa Mano BIancas cale de la Luna namero Is,
con e! fin dc dar al pdblico pan sumamente su-
peIior al alcance de las clases menos acomo :
daaas, por su pIecio equitativo.
-as5- No olvida-se: Luna Is.
Dcpdsito en- Puerta de TERRA, calle de
San Agustin Gel Recreo, 8 <Tienda de los
Gallegos.a
Puerto Rico l3 de Octubre de 1897.
T. G,,9reyls lose e. Icepe1O G-5
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IA MnTkRih DE UTUADO ha sido trssla-
Ia Ho iHli'Ada,!a los altos de la casa dondc
esta la administration de correos y teltgratos.
L! Notaro de I4ares Lcdo. don Victor p. Mar
tfncz Gonzalez habitaao para su desempenc
durante la vacante, estara en- aquella cludad
los dias 3, y5 y 6 de Novembre proximo,
para autorizar las escrituras que ocurran; no
obstantc, antes de esas fechas puoiea los inte'
res:.os facilitar cuantos datoa sean preciaos, al
protocolista de dicha oficna don Ventura Ri,
yas, 3-3
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MUEBLES
Sc venden y Sc alquilan en- todas condicio
mes. Sin compctoncia en- clascs III precios.
;Aquf todo es nnevo!
RAFAEL MARGARIDA
Lima D. (, esYuina d San Justo.

LNna D I, es4uina San Justo.
~ La prensa de Paris comenta mucho
las declaraciones que acaba de haecr ell principe
de Bismarck, quien ha dicho que la tan decan
tada doctrna de Monroe es una insolencia y
que asf debe califcarla el resto del mundo.
Ailade que los yankees, al proclamar sus pro-
pios intereses, olvidan los de las demas ma
clones.
-. Sc nos participa que consecuencia de
haberse presentaio serios inconvenientes que
impiden Ia redacc;6n de un programa llamati-
yo, ell reputable baritone don Pedro Ventura ha
desistido dc celebrar su benefcio, que tenfa
proyectado para esta Do,he Lo lamentamos.
=. En- dfss pasados, un muchacho que
estaba junto al muelle de esta capital, Sc csy6
al aqua; J estando va i punto dc ahogarse, fnt
auxiliado por ell cabo de mar don Carlos Betan-
court quen Sc tir6 yestldo al aqua y auxiliado
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tos al parldo del cual dcpcndc Il salvacdn de
la patria.
No; este no pucde suceder Y 81 sucodie.
sc, habrfa que acreditar dc protcta al peri6dico
militar que dijo no hacc mucho que llegarfa un
instantc en- que serfa neuesario zanzibar In pun
terfa dc los ca1oncs del Moro,
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II nm botellas del acreditado Ron Stron-
ghoM Sc han vendido durante dos
amos que hace que este sabroso licor Sc presen-
to ai mercad9. No hay duda que es mucho
vender. Pfdase en- todas parties LUNA Her
manos y Compa1fa 10 venden al por mayor y
detail.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-21

En- pubca subasta ta,,;sn's a' 1S"'s' .s = 10 's
punto de la maIana tendra lugar Ia venta en-
pdb,ica subasta en- el patio dc Ia cst'ci6n del
tranvia de esta capital de un hermos" eabalo
dc raza, aiazano, de cuartas a!za1a de paso
corto devanado de aTos dc eda3, crfnes CO
Ia abundantes completamento ea"o. l.o que
nc hace ibico para concurrcncla dc cltado'
res II Guerra 81
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Gran Hotel 'Ing|atsTra" n11 Hotel s1is de 1 pri-
Montado Ia altura de los mejores dc Europa
Vistas la bahia. Con gabinete de lectura,
departamento de cantina, tabaquerfa un ele :
gante Salon dc Recreo.- Hospedaje desde DOS
PESOS en- adeante, segan la habitaci6n que Sc
coupe. "A. AGUDO, Propietario).
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Ga yannnn dos pianos, uno casi nueyo y otro
w soiiu jH dc medic ueo. Informant ell pro-
fesor don Ramon Sarriera. 15--5
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EUNS'lI TnRIN de enfermedades de la gar.
gohto, mayis y oidos.-Con-
snltas grataitas de 10 4 II de Ia mahana por el
pr. 6alxauli.-Plaza dc San Jose Ganto & la
1g.csia). 15-ll-P
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-21
D. kdoIfo Jinenez Casta|Iano y Tapia,
ACTUAL GOBERNADOR
y CAPTAIN GENERAL INFERNO
DE LA ISLA DE CUBA

Nucido en- MonhNa (C6,doJDel el dto 2G d
41JrU IL 1874.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-21

La l'lan0 negTa. panaas,fa. "a n1 = Cruz hume.
ia acreditada tahons Sc confecoiona pan supc-
r'or a preeio mddieo. Una vista os conv en-
cereis. * ,
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Poasa Psa etsssssaD,s cs'sssi3n s''Gs 81 ,os de 5
poeta j festive escrtor don Jose Maria Monge
(iusto nereeho) IN tomo de a23 raginas un
rri;@sto de don Nican5r E,et reraza, en l'arel
satinado superior, Hc tcn,'e i peso 50 cei.ta-
v"s q ejeHildar en i.s lihrrrfss de- los salorcs
h. : - y ComaaHia, don Fraariseo J. Mar
.faeh Y don =; i. S4nilrjo Nld-l J 81 esta
i...liac-.iHn L,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-21

hVien Ell Agtimensor don Manuel Martinez
hstoo' Mora, hs traslaiado Ia regidencia dc
su familia & santurce, pero la correspondence
pueae dirigfrsele tambian s Utuado, donde
contil.!ia eierciendo Ia nrofa.iin. SIS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-21

Ia E'ssac!a TIen de- Iayado, oaiie i
del Rosario, r:mero .. Humacao - Puerto
Rico-De Euiaio q. Garcia. 7.
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Repertoire AiStOfieo DE ryEnTo u; RICO

por don N"yctaRo
Coll y Toste. Segundo cuaderno. Suinario:
Advertencia.-O Opinion de la prensa eobre Ell
repertoire hist6rico.- .Carta de Brau dosde Sc
villa .>Carsa de Coll y Toste.-La patria dc
Ponce de L.ap, por E. Newman.
dad de Co4no.--Memoria description de la
isla de Puerto Rico mandadaa hacer por S. NJ.
ell rey don Felipe II, ell ano de 1888 Los il
baros, por don Jose de J. Domnguez.- Ell
padre nuestro en- caribe del Continente.
Fray lingo Abad, por e. Newmann- LAS dos
flores Qeyenda) por Santiago Vidarte.-Juan,
primer obispo puertorriqueilo.-Juico eritico
del Compemdio de la historic de Santo Domn-
go.-Efemerides. Cada ejemplar vale 25 ctvs.
Luna 80. P.
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vanta dc casas Sc Sc vsnasn tres casas con
sS-' un hermoso solar en- eli
parf,o de Puerta de Tierra, frante la glesia
Producer mas de II por ceuto dc intersa men
sual. En- esta imprenta informaran. p
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'eeii =. ''@e'' acreiitaia casa de comercio
Ia rec.bito an extcnso surtido lie tejidos para
el por mayor; 10 gue pgne cn conocmiento de
Gus nunerosos amigos J clentes. Tamb6n
aeaba de importar eI afamado papel para ga
rrillos marca ola Ii, j. del Toro,, 10 vende
q precios lmitados. s-4
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-07-29

DETROIT, MICH, July 23.-The
Evening News publishes an inter-
view with Governor Pingree, in
which he denounces the pending
tariff bill. The Governor rays that
the duty on hides means an average
increase of twenty-five cents q pair
on mems shoes. He asserts that
Armour, Swift, Morris and the Libbys
control the hide market and will
coin millions out of it.
As to sugar Governor Pingree said :
II wish somebody would tell me how
sugar duty, that makes people
pay more, is going to benefit them,
or how higher price for sugar is
going to bring prosperity. It seems
to me the trust is going to reap all
tho benefits.
THE lumber schedule hits people
of moderate means the hardest. It
increases the price two dollars pc,
thousand. Not much lumber is use
these days in business blocks aud
fine city residences. It's the farmer
and workingnlen who have causes to
complain, for they can't afford brick
and stone, and it's all for the beue-
fit of the few who control the rem Ain
ing pine in Michigan and adj lining
States.
II don't recall that the Dinele.
bill imposes an additional duties on
paintings or diamonds. 1t is the
necessary commodities that are to
bear the increased taxes. The pro-
motors of this hill ought to be proud
of it. 1 predict reckoning fol-
them yet with the people,"
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81 90 81 90 $1.00 $1.O0 81 90
$1.O0 Pays for $l.W
THE CAUCASIAN -. 80.
$1.OO one year. -N.OO
81 90 $1.OO $l.00 ST. 90 ST. 90
Horror In Cuba.

LONDON, July 24.-The correspon-
dent of the Daily Chronicle in Sagua
La Grande, Province of Santa Clara,
Cuba, writes to his paper q terrible
account of the position of affairs in
the island. Both the government
troops and the insurgents, he says,
are suffering horribly from famine
and the ravages Of smallpox and
yellow fever, while butcheries Of
prisoners after inquisitorial tortures
are of daily occurrence if the vic
TINS be suspected of withholding in
formation.
Captain. G eneral Weyler, the cor-
respondent says, has shown neither
mercy nor quarter, and has turned
the campaign in Cuba into near
approach to that of the Duke of Alva
in Holland ip the sixteenth century.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-07-29
"TRE PEOPLE vs.. TIE GOLD
BUGS.
1t iss regular Is cent book, and the
CAUCAsIAN one year for $l.O0
NEW OCCASIONS-A MAGAZINE
OF REFORM.


The March number will contain q
second installment Of .Spirits Of 20"
in which Warrington, Adams, Jeffer-
son and Franklin visit Philadelphia
and begin to acquire the facts relating
I'd our modern civilization. An Ar
tiole IA the series BY Mr.. Van Ornum
Will explain the causes which des-
troyed the ancient village commune
ties and replaced them with the pres
snt sysee%a, Of private property. NJ.
ton Of Wealth" will be concluded In
this number, and there win be the
usual variety OF matter, including edi.
tOrial comment on current events.
ID future numbers Of the mAGa1ine
no effort will be spared to keen its
readers thoroughly in touch with the
NEW OCCASIONS will Insist ct ali
times on the right Of the majority to
govern themselves in their own inter.
-sts, and it will lose no opportunity
for an effective protest against the en-.
crOachments of the money mower. Re-
formers every where are envited to CO.
operate.
With the February number the
magazine was ENLARGED to IS pages
the subscription price remaining 1t
one dollar. NEW OCCASIONS will
be sent six months for fifty cents, or
three months for twenty-five cents.
Single copies ten cents 1t the news
stands or by mail. We capnOt send
free stamps.
TIE CAUCASIAN and NEW COCA.
SIONS both one year for only S1.6O.
Remit all OP0ePa tn TN CAucAarAv
Raleigh, N. G.
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Judge Simont onss D< cisfon.

Judge Sim ,nton, of the U. S..
Court, rendered q decision to- dav in
the case of w. R Tuck +, q private
stakeholder of the A,lan1i & North
Carolina road against Governor
Russell and others. The case has
been pending since April. At that
time Judge Simonton issued q tenn
psrary restraining order, fyrbiddine
defendants to execute two acts of
the legislature affecting the Atlantic
and North Carolina Railroad. The
injunction rs to the first statute is
dissolved, but the Injunction is con-
tiuued as to the second act, which
repealed the charter previously pre-
scribing . graduated vote for private
stockholders and fixing the States
vote ct $50. Ifthis act we're enforced
the State would enjoy twelve thou
Sand more votes and the other stock
holders only six thousand. The
presence Of the States proxy would
also be necessary to make . quorum.
and the State would absolutely con-
troll the road. This act cannot be
enforced under the judges ruling,
and matters remain as heretofore.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-07-29
CIT Il BOUND TO OOmE.r

The Examiner (of Hartford, Conn. J
in leading editorial on Senator But
ler's Postal Savings Bank bill, says:
Senator Butler, of North Carolina,
has introduced bill providing for the
establishment Of government postal
savings banks. As Senator Butler is q
Populist and this part of the creed of
the Peoples Party, and we fear is not
likely to secure very early or earnest
consideration. And yet it is measure
of great importance to the common
people. Once established the era of
bursting savings banks and defaulting
officials would be of the past. The
money power ia against it because it
would deprive the money manipula-
tors Of TIE opportunity enjoyed under
the present regime-the handling and
control Of other peoples money for
speculative purposes. 1t would also
operate to reduce the interest rate,
which is another point against it in
the mind of the money lender. How
ever, the reform is bound to come.
The politicians are forced to one con-
cessi0n after another to hold the peO-
pie from deserving them entirely
This bill attracted wide attention.
Senator Butler has given q great deal
Of study to the question and his bill
has been carefully drawn. He will
push 1t vigorously at the next session
Of Congress.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-07-29

Congress has adjourned-or rather
the Senate has adjourned, for the
House can hardly be said to have been
in session. The Republicans have
passed their tariff bill-their much
heralded panacea for hard times
their sure receipt for the much prom
ised prosperity. will it Gomez We
shall see what we shall see. If pros
perity does not come then the Repub-
licans will be forced to take a
q back seat. The Republicans refused
to legislate on any other question
The tariff bill was their remedy and
their only remedy. They even refused
to take action to help or recognize in
any way poor struggling Cuba. They
Hlibustered against the Pacific Rail
road resolution which would have
saved the government SOL 100000 and
refused to act on it. Their record is
made, they must stand or fall on the
result.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-07-29
BIDS FOR PUBLIC PsIy,

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neve,,s PSrssas CosvseesA IN lBossAxv -
Wholesale nssAss sss sAs ssks - H.
earaacs.
BuDA Pasr. Jaly E.-Ths trial OF
twelve women and two men, charged
with wholesale poisoning. was con-
eluded here today ard sentences
we're pronounced upon six Of the
prisoners. Four Of them were con-
demned 70 death, one to penal ser
vitude for life and one to term OF
nix years imprisonment. OF those
under sentence OF death one was
found guilty Of having caused the
death Of four persens BY administer
ing Ioison, another was convicted OF
having poisoned two persons, the
third Of having poisoned one, and
the charge Of murder Was proven
against the fourth.
The sentence Of penal servitude
for life Vas imposed upon . man
convicted of having killed his mother
and that of six years. imprisonment
upon . prisoner against Who . YER.
dict Of murder Was returned.
The series Of crimes which occur
ed in the IODINE distric,
extend over some years past. The
victims were in most eases married
men, who were killed by their wives
the motive for the crimes being gen
orally . desire to obtain Insurance.
money. The insurance companies
the testimony 1t the trial showed
had called the attention OF tn
authorities to the supiciously higt
rate of mortality in the district
number Of times before proceeding
we're taken to ascertain the cause.
An alleged midw wife named MARI
jaeger supplied the other femal'
prision ers with poison used by them
Two hundred witnesses wers ex
amiued in the course of the trial.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-07-29

When Sylvester Scovel, Who was
sent to d .llonville to investigate the
coal strike for the World, finds that
the miners have been paid IN aver
age Of $l76 . year, or 4S} cents .
day, it shows that the world in gen
eral and Ohio in particular need q
religion that will keep in working
order on week days.-New York
World, Dem.
The Grand Lodge of the Brother
hood OF Locomotive Firemen has ID
sued q circular sympathizing With
the striking coal miners and petition
ing subordinate lodges to donate
money toward their support.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-07-29
NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE FOR
rHE OAUUAaIA

The Trea.ury Departments has given
denominations, in anticipation of q
large demand for currency to be used
in moving the crops.
The Carnegie and Bethlehem COM
panies have notified the Secretary Of
the Navy that they cannot supply
armor plate 1T $500 ton.
Hon. John W. Daniel will appear "A
one Of the counsel for Mrs. Ford
daughter of Rev. Sam Small, in tho d.
vorce proceedings which have been
instituted against her in Richmond by
her husband.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-07-29

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