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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-08-01
NOTICIAS

~ Aver tarde SO deofa por esta
capital, que hoy, de ouatro 4 oinoo de la
maf1ana, comenzarfa ell bombardeo y con
ese motive, salieron anoohe de la oiudad
y hoy de madrugada, infnidad dc per.
sonas para ponerse & salvo. La mayo.
RIA de los vecinos que aquf quedaron,
han dejado la CANA antes de las euatro,
y sus primeras miradas fueron haoia el
mar para reoibir un desenga1o, pues so.
lamente sc v6 un buque en- el horizonte.
~. Nos escriben de Toa.alta:
"Aquf llevsrfamos una vida de Ar.
cadia, 81 no fuese por las palpitaoiones
que nos produce oada ooche que llega q
cada ginete que ee sosrca 4 paso largo.
Tenemos IN vigfa en- el oerro Ella Azo
tea, del barrio <M6xico,, provisto de-
buenos gemelos que observa la costa,
para avisarnos TODD 10 sospechoso, por
81 fuese neoesario emprender la retirada
al Corozal.. De dfa nos >dedicamos s
pssear guabiuas y dajaos en- los rema1l.
SOS del <Plata,> 8 eojer jaibas chaga
ras en- las cuebas de Rio Lajas formar
coleooiones de pintadas mariposas = s
pedir. prestada La CoRREsPoNDENcIA,
cuando llega por las maflanas. De 40
che matamos el tempo jugando la 6ris
ca, al burro, al tute y eli tres con raya.
Tenemos m6dicos que nos asistan, on.
ras que nos con6esen y sepultureros que
nos entierre4 La leche abunds, pura y
barata, y como las, muelas hidraulicas
de Maymf trabaian producer fnfsima
harina, Ell funohe esta la orden de. dfa.
Las batatae, yautfas, malangos y mafa'
fos abundan, y no faltan ooohinillos pa.
ra aplicarles Ia vara y las jorquetas. ST
no fuese porque nos asustan los pieles
rojas argollados, nos oonsiderarfamos fe.
Ices y diohosos. .--Nota: IN triquitraque
que dispard un ohiquillo, produjo oierra'
puertas = noa metimos debaio dc los
oolchcnes.. # -s:s>~~ !, >,''*<.
~ Nos cuentan que aver 4 las do.
ce, cuando Sc toc6 Generals, pas6 por Ia
oalle de la Fortaleza un. prohombre de
la situaoi6n con tai prisa tomar au CO.
che, que pareefs una 3exhalaci6n Los
faldones Sc la leyita le tocabsn en IA e.
pslds. .''' 4'''' ~ z' >s
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el comodoro yanqui:
''Todo 10 que ha de servir en- una
batalla debe ser minuoiosamente inspeo-
cionado con anticipation por los ofioia-
les. V@ase la diferenoia que exiete en-
tre nuestros navfos y los navfos espaho-
les. Todo 10 que tenfan los espa1oles
les fu6 suministrado por oontrata; sus
obuses, sw pdlvora q tedo set material de
guerra, no te1ez0,a, por decirlo asa, aasn'
get's v0lor, nate1atTds que toote maestro zs0'
teriol tie guerra era oerfecto."
Obs6rvase que el comodoro yanqui
no esoatima ell valor nj la abnegaoi6n de
te. Bien al centrario, Dewey explica el
dssastre por Ia organization navaly las
mslas condolences del material de guerra.
Por mi parte no 10 dudo un solo instan-
te; y podrfa citar, en- apoyo de 10 que
dice Dewey, el testimonto de un marino
espa6ol, segdn el oual Sc encomienda el
manejo de nuestros oa6ones ofoiales
que la ccnocen te6rioamente, pero que
no han tsnido tempo nj OCCASION de prac'
tioarlo. Porque los obuses. la p6lvora,
TODD el material de guerra hasta ell
calzado de los soldados franceses no to-
MIA ningdn valor, perdi6 Francia Ia cam.
pa6a del 70 pesar del heroismo del
ej6rcito.
Fuera parte de las declaraciones de
Dewey, es preferente objeto de comen-
tarios un telsgrama de Berlin en- el que
sc afrma, expresamente autorizado por
el ministro de Estado alem&n,, que la
inmixti6n de Alemania en- Filipinas, SO
limitara 4 proteger Las vidas , haoiendas
de los alemanes, suizos y portugueses
que residen en- aquel archipelago.
La crftica cientffoa examina el pro
y ell contra del invento de Daza, atribu'
y6ndole verdadera importanoia. Emilio
Gautier, que Sc distingue en- esta clase
de estudios, afirma que el invento de
Daza es continuation del invento de
Torpfn; y con tai motive censdrase al
gobierno frances, por no haberlo ensa.
yado, tanto como Sc elogia al gobierno
espanol por haberlo hecho & pesar de su
pobreza
Los jingoes, queriendo burlarse de
Daza, han heoho circular Ia noticia de
que un farmac6utico espaho], que esta
con Cervera, cha inventado un obds que
ouando estalla, esparoe un olor infeoto,
Por cierto que la oondueta de los
Estados Unidos no mereoe otro invento:
ell de nm obds de materia fecal que al
estallar sobre New York pusiera de orc
y azul al presidente de una repdblioa que
nos ha dado tai oamelo los que adn
crefsmos en- otro mundo mejor.
LUIS BONAFOUX.
(Proha6iaa la reproduction.
20 de JUNO de 1893.
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-. Nos enoargan publican 10 81
guiente: <Hcy go oumplen ooho dias
que no parece por la oficina el Gob6rna'
dor del Banco Espahol., -:
~ Aver, & las oinoo y media de la
tarde, dimos un paseo por Martin Pefa,
que est& convertible en- I'M campamento.
Fuimos recibidos y atentamente obse-
quiados por el jefe y ofoialidad del
ouerpo de Artillerfa allf destaoado, lle-
vando la vida de campaha, pero eiem'
pre- alegres, como buenos soldados espa'
f1oles, que no hacen oaso del peigro.
Tuvimos oportunidad de probar 81 ex.
oelente rancho que SO sirve las tropas.
-. Cuenta Gel Imparcial, +, de Ma
yaguez, que por aquella oiudad Sc decfal
el dfa 80, que hsbfa sido nombrado al
oalde de Yauoo, por los americanoa, dom
Eduardo Lugo Vita. *
-. EstA siendo asunto de muchas;
suposioiones oomeatsrios, el rumbo
que habran tornado los diversos buques'
americanos que estuvieron aver frente 6
este puerto, entire los que habfa variosl
trasportes de gran tamaflo.
-. Hoy se enouentran abiertas oasi
todas las tiendas de Ia ciudad Y las far
macias Colon y se1ores Guillermety
Blanoo. Las de los sef1ores Daub6n y
Duran permaneoen cerra1as. =.
~ Sc dijo aver tarde que habfan,
sido conduoidos esta capital cuatro 8.
oinco prisioDeros amerioanos, pero en-
ningdn centro Official SO nos ha confrma-
do la noticia.
~. Hoy, 4 las ooho de la mafana,
llegaron 4 esta capital ounce oarros,
prooedentes de Aibonito, oonduoiendo
diversos efectos del battalion sPatria> y
equipajes, los que fueron deseargados
en- el Quartet de Ballaj&. HI oomboy
venfa oustodiado por fuerzas de la guar
dia civil y de orden pdblioo de la Sec
ci6n de Ponce.
~ Aver tarde Sc vieron desde
Arecibo un grnpo de buques sospeeho'
sos, que produjeron Ia oonsiguiente
alarma. Probablemente serfan los mis-.
mos que estuvieron por aquf.
~. Nos dioen que a!gunos de los
acejidos en- la zona neutral, establecida
en- la fnoa de la SUCCESSION Landrau, de
Rfo-piedras, est&n scportando ininitas
penalidades, por falta de buenos ALOHA
mientos.
~. Desde ell 25 del pr6ximo pasado
& la feoha, no SO ha registrado en- Cabo'
Rojo ningan otro caso de viruela y en- la
aotualidad hay 81 enfermos de dioha
epidemic.
~ Hemos sabido con gusto que
sigue mejor de salud la se1orita hija de
don Salvador Carbonell, seoretario de
Fomento, que SO habfa indispuesto en-
Areoibo.
~ Desde el Is de Julio no 90 ha
oelebrado ningan juioio oral en- esta
Audienoia Territorial.
eI ABASTO PUBLICO. - La
carne de res SO expeudera maffana en-
esta capital al preoio de "a oentavos el
kilo.
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NOTICIAS

~ Aver & las Q de la tarde volvi6
q tocarse generala y sali6 de su Quartet
el Battalion Provisional n1mero 8, regre.
sando s las pocos momentos. Pareee
que fu6 un error de los oornetas de Or
denes.
~ Cuentan por ahf que en- Ponce
ciroula por todas parties la plata ameri.
cana en- las transaooiones del menudo CO.
mercio.
- Ha falleoido en- Humacao ell que
fu6 prestigioso veoino de aquel pueblo
y persona muy estimada don Rodulfo
Perez Polanco.
~x*@ Nos informan que en- Arecibo
SO siente inexplioable desasosiego nacido
de dudas y recelos que carecen de verda-
dero fundamento. Dfoese tambien que
SO piensa en- fandar allf una junta de de.
fensa, oompuesta de representatives de
todos los partidos polftioos y de todas
las Glasses sooiales.
~ Nos dicen que en- Bayam6n y
Cataflo so ha heoho una requisa general
de caballos, quedando los vecinos de los
campos sin medios de trasportes. =
-. Reoortamos de EZ Criterio de
Humacao: "Los buques de los Estados
Unidos que estaban frente de Fajardo
apareeen y desapareoen de la vista, 10
que debe ser un motive para la mas ac.
tiva vigilancia porque esos movimientos
indican que van ha efeotuar alguna inva'
sion por estas oostas.
El jueves Sc nos dijo que uno de los
ameritados baroos sc habfa presentado
frente + este puerto.
-. En- Arecibo se esta vendiendo
ell arroz 8 IL oentavos, bacalao 4 10, ha'
rina de mafz del pats 8, huevos de ga
llinas & IA por 25 centavos, platanos
hermosos oentavo, leche 8 csnta.
vos, oarne 10 centavos kilo, manteca &
20 centavos cuartillo, mafz tierno
centavos la docena de mazoroas y asf por
ell estilo los otros artfoulos, resultando
Ia vida barata.
~ Han llegado ein novedad Hu.
macao los sehores don Narciso Soler,
tesorero de Hacienda y el Lcdo. don
Salvador Fulladosa, que residfan en- esta
capital.
-. El dfa 20 del pasado go reunie-
ron en- la casa ayuntamiento de Aguas
buenas, varias connotadas personalida'
Ges de aquel pueblo, con ell fin de tratar
sobre Ia defensa de aauel, case de una
invasion enemiga, y fu6 aouerdo una
mime dirijir excitsciones todes los ve'
oinos del t6rmino municipal fin de le.
vantar el espfritu publico para combatir
al invasor, asf como de que se aoudiera
al Gobierno, suplicande ell envfo de ar
mas de fuego y blancas, por carecer allf
de elias.
~. Ha sido nombrado aspirante se'
gundo INFERNO en- las ofcinas de Comu-
nicaciones de la playa de Mayagusz,
don Manuel Landra Quiflones.
-. En- Las Marfas han presentado
al Ayuntamiento sus respeotivas dimi.
stones, los conoejales don Juan Delgado
'Delgado = don Juan Antonio Rodriguez.
~. Esta mahana oiroularon dos no.
ticiones por esta capital: Que Sc hab1a
librado un gran oombate con las tropas
amerioanas entire Hormigueros , Maya.
giiez = que Juana Dfaz estaba en- poder
de los invasores. En- las oficinas de Es.'
tado Mayor, nos han asegurado hoy & las
dos de e tarde, que son completamente
falsos tales rumores.
=s>-~>~,s<. Sc enouentrs en- esta capital
nuestro buen amigo don America Marin.
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de <La Correspondence de P,4e1to- Rice> vo1e
$50 Ell hs1nest4s 0delantados. No Sc servirdr,
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ma OCASION.- Sc vende & arrienda Ia ha-
HU6 cienda "BOQUILLAS' enolavada en- los
barrios de sabaneta y Algarrobo, t@rmino
dcipal de Mayagiez. Dicha hacienda queda 5
metros de d1gtanoia de Mayaguez. Para porme-
,s dirigrse & don Arturo Hau Mayaguez. 8 &
Roberto Schnabel. Aguadilla. ~,
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taci6n directa de vinos oognaos anisado ginebras
fnas, ver1nouth etc, de Ia companfa, establecida
sen Jerez de Ia Frontera, Sc atendera los peddos
tzan los productos de La casa los importados por
ne Y correspondence don nssoauel
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-02
WHAT HE BACHELOR sAYs

No young yam ought to sc, married
until he can't afford 1t.
Love is the only disease that you can't
cure, and that will cure itself If you let
1t alone.
I used to think that women were all
alike, but now l. know they are all Of
them different.
Every woman knows q man that She
imagines Is just waiting for her sign 10
come and fall in love with her.
When girls want TO rattle man they
tell each other how sweet they looked
when they came TO see each other when
they were sick abed.
You can always tell In theatre what
girls have been kissed by the way their
lips get dry when there Is any OF 1t be-
ing done on the stage.-New York Press.
David and Jonathan were only that
way because there wasn't any politics
then.
Lots of men have fool first names be-
cause OF n novel their mothers hap
pened TO be reading.
Loves wings are not used to fly with
except in pictures; In real life they are
used to flop while he crows.
If the average man had half az much
to do as he thinks he has, he wouldn't
have half enough time to do half of It.
If the average woman treated her
dressmaker the way she does the gas
man, she would have to so around with
her husbands old clothes on.
A girl will ask a man she has never
met but once whether her hat Is on
straight. but a man has to feel very
intimate with girl before he asks her
II one leg Of his trousers hangs down
lower than the other.-New York Press.
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Washington Post: Col. NJ. L. Temple,
recently appointed United States dis.
trict attorney. in Iowa, was class
mateiof Representative Jonathan P.
Deliver, of the same state, in West
Virginia University. Attorney Temple
recounts with a great deal Of pride how
Mr.. Dolliver has risen in the world to
be one Of the ablest orators on the Re-
publican side OF the house.
When Mr.. Deliver left the unlver-
sity." says Mr.. Temple, .'he sought
work in the bank near Kingwood, Pres
ton county. Va, where he was born,
but received only cold refusal. Unable
to obtain employment anywhere else,
he labored for n time in a brick kiln,
and when he had saved money enough
for the journey, started at once for
Iowa. His career among the hardy peo-
pie of that state was meteor!c. He
opened, law office and first brought
himself before the public eye in an elo-
quent Fourth OF July address, which
electrified his auditors. His fame as an
orator grew throughout the entire state
and in short order he was chosen to
preside at the Republican state con-
vention, where he sounded the keynote
OF the party for the ensuing campaign.
Next Mr.. Doliver was heard of as the
successful Republican candidate for the
Fifty-tirst congress, and he has been
trlumphantly reelected for every sue
ceeding house."
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An interesting article showing the
cost of war, and giving some facts and
figures which should cause reflection.
will be found elsewhere in this morn
ing's Intelllgenccr. 1t presents phase
of the question which is now uppermost
in cverybody's mind and which few poo
pie take wholly into consideration in
the talk Of possible war with Spain.
II is decidedly Interesting and instruc-
tive article, and we commend 1t to the
careful perusal of the readers of the In
telllgencer.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
FIJI. CHENEY & CO., Props. Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned. have known F.
]. Cheney for the last Is years, and be-
lleve him perfectly honorable In oil bus
mess transactions, and financially able
to carry out any obligation made by
their firm.
WEST g. TRuAX, Wholesale Drug
Eists. Toledo, o.
WALDING, KINNhN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nnlly, acting directly upon the blood ard
mucous surfaces OF the system, Price
t75c per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Testimonials free. 3,
Halls family Pills are the best.
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by the way. Is the first surplus that any
month Of February mas ehown since
1892, and does not Include any receipts
and expenditures not arising directly
out Of the operations OF the revenue law.
From the statement given out from ON
ciai sources we take the following: Y
The average daily receipts during the
month were 81. 90, ~. which Is over ti7.0o0
day In excess OF the average daily exc
psnditnres during the past I'VE years.
,rne ndeily receipts. which In the Or, ilrst
isi per diem, were, In February. an aver
age OF 90. al per diem, while It's GUS
toms receipts, which In the first month
averaged but se2s. 800 por diem. averaged
OF about ito per cent The total receipts
during the first seven months OF its OPP
Grafton are nearly sl7, 0O0, 900 In excess OF
those OF the Wilson law during tho first
seven months OF its operation.
n Az 81 ne SI69ye figures + should be
current operations OF tho revenue laws,
and do not Include any OF tho receipts or
expenditures growing out OF the Pacific
railroad transactions OF the past few
AS predicted some time since by. treas
nry officials, and by Mr.. Dlngley, chair
man Of tho ways and means commits
tee, there Is now every prospect that
there will be M more monthly deAclen-
cleo, but instead a surplus. so that, be-
fore many months the Inherited def.
cheney which has existed will be wiped
out. For purposes OF comparison Il is
interesting to study a table, incorpo-
rated in the statement above referred
TO-, showing the superior revenue pro-
duclns ability OF the Dlnglcy measure
for the first seven months Of Its opera
ton over that OF the Wilson bill for It's
first seven months OF life. The figures
are official, and are sufficient answer TO
the free trade critics and prophets con-
corning the merits of the two bills in this
respect:
This statement shows the comparative
total receipts under the Wilson and Ding
ley laws In the first seven months Of their
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Milligan, Wilkin & Co.
CABINETS AT COST FOR ONE WEEK.
PASSING pLEAsANrRrEs,

Flick-"Call him musician! Why,
he doesn't know tho difference between
n nocturne and symphony Flack-
you don't mean IL" And they hurry
TO get away from one another. Each Is
terribly afraid that the other will ask,
by the way, what Is the dlfference?"-
Boston Transcript.
Our Arlstocracy-'"T They're not In the
same set with us-oh, dear, M" I'm
deed2" "Oh. not at all. We're much
older family, you know" "Yes?" Yes,
certainly. You see their grandfather was
In trade. while. all the money In our
family was made by our great grand
father."-Chlcago Evening Post.
Quick observation-disclosures (excited-
ly)--."Never mind, Harold; God will
punish Tommy for striking YOU" Har-
ODDS Brother---"He has punished Tom
my already, mamma" A1amma-"How
do you know" Harold's Brother
"Cause I Just now busted his drum for
him."-Truth.
ForesIght--JIm Johnson-So yo'
bought dat chicken OBJ Squire Hennery.
Ell? whad did yo' buy sech q skinny
one fo?"
Abe Hardcase-oh, I didn't buy him to
eat. Dis chicken had habit OBJ roostin'
nights up on top OBJ de doghouse, an I
WIZ erfrald eff he KEEP on de udder chick
ems might be follerin' his example,.
Judge.
What Makes, Them Feel .Uncomfor.-.
able-Sunday School Teacher (illustra-
ting the still. small vo'ce>--Vtrt "a It.
dear children, that makes You feel SO un-
comfortable and unhlpDy aIlpr y,II NJ. "A
done something which you ought not to
do? sy7 81
Dear Ch!ld-A lickin'. -Roxbury Ca
zctte.
Easily Placated-Cook con the day af-
ter her arrivaD-Please. mum, I'm q bit
fiery at times, ami when am fiery I'm
apt TO be q bit rough spoken, but you
needn't let that nut you about: with
little present YOU can always bring me
round again.-London Tlt-Bits.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-02

The general appraisers Of goods pass
ing through the Custom House have
made several decisions lately. which.
until passed upon by the Secretary OF
the Treasury, will hold good. But while
there is stability in that quarter, no
system failing In strength can be prop
erly sustained without the aid of Hos
letters Stomach Blttcrs, genial tonic
and remedy for malaria, rheumatism,
dyspepsia. constipation and biliousness.
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WE are anxious to do little good in
this world and can think OF no better or
pleasanter way to do 1t than by recon-
mcnding One Minute Cough Cure as a
preventive of pneumonia, consumption
and other serious lung troubles that fol-
low neglected colds. Charles r. Goethe.
Market and Twelfth streets; Chatham
Sinclair Forty-sixth and Jacob streets:
a. E. Scheelc. No. COZ Main street; Eyley
Bros. Penn and Zane streets; Bowie &
CO., Bridgeport. s.
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The Daily Expositor Is the first ven
ture in the daily newspaper line at Fair
mont. and although 1t Is but a week old
1t shows signs of permanency and pres
perity. Ably edited. neat Topographic
cally, and up to date as chronicler Of
the local news Of Its field, 1t Is worthy Of
the Communications IT Is receiving. The
Exposltor is published by C. L. Mayors
and a. B. Boughner and is Republican
In politics. 1t has the good wishes of
the 1ntellIgenccr FOR successful and
useful career.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-02

II Is developed by a government inves-
tigatlon that the two Indians who We're
burned at II stake by mob in Indian
Territory for the murder of Mrs Laird
were innocent Of the crime. 1t Will now
be in order for the government to pros
ecute the members of the mob for MUIR
der. tits hoped that an example will be
made OF them, and that the lesson will
not be lost on those who take the law
In their own hands elsewhere.
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Iotal ...........Sld, 20. 0SS SlI5,SlS,ISl
Balance in favor OF Dlngley law. sl6. 6l5,7i3
The showing that Is being made is
meeting the expectations OF the con-
sentative friends of the Dingley bill in
the matter of revenues and the indica-
tons are that, now that there are no
longer the untavorable. obstacles due to
anticpatory importations to combat,
there are no fears of a deficiency in the
future, unless extraordinary conditions
should arise, such as war with Spain,
for instance, an emergency which, of
course, was not taken into account in
the framing of the revenue measure, the
design being merely to meet the ordl-
nary expenses Of the government.
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The statement given out officially OF
the operations OF inc Dinsley law as a
revenue rf1S', pfoancer completely proves
those VINO nave predictcd an increasihe'
deficiency 70 De iaise prophets. II Is not
unusual FOR the free trade proPhecies
concerning hepuoiican farms 10 turn
out IN TINS way, as the history OK inc
past ten years VIII clearly snow ana
Z the me statement regarding the revenues
for FEBRUARY Is no surprise to those VINO
nave Witnessed SO many failures OF sueh
predictions IN the past.
The figures from the treasury depart
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The Spanish government, In order to
raise money. VIII sell ut auction the
monopoly Of the Import and export, re-
flnlng and sale Of petroleum and other
mineral oils. Here's a chance for the
Standard octopus TO get a grip on Spain
and serve the United States u good turn
for the immunity 1t has enjoyed in this
country
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-02

One of the men who attempted to as
sasslnate the king of Greece has been
captured and confessed his sorrow that
the plot failed. It's not likely, how
ever, that hls grief will last long. It
will die with him as soon as Greek JUS
ticc can get through the formallty.