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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-14
NO CAUSE FOR ALARM
MAJOR ADAMS DECLARES THIS HARBoR IS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEARLY READY

ARRANGEMENTS have been made by Rear-Admirai
Erhen to have Ave yachts on patrol duty in this
harbor next week The charter OF the tugs
manned by naval militia will expire on Tuesday
and by that time II Is expected to have the Free
Lance. Thespia. Viking. Restless and Aileen on
duty. They are all ready at the Navy Yard save
for coal and provisions. and the recently enlisted
men VIII probably make up their crews.
Admiral Erben heard nothing Yesterday I'm re-
was no new excitement In the matter OF adequate
defence TO prevent an inroad OF cruisers seeking
to destroy cities on the coast or 10 prey upon
commerce.
The harbor was fully defended against any sur
den invasion OF warshps. fire ships or torpedo
boats by the mines put In place under the orders
or the War Department Major Adams said the
IN place in the hours OF darkness and there need
be fear Of the unlocked for entrance OF hostile
vessels The defences were all In order and would
do the work for which they had been designed and
laid. The closing OF the harbor would be con-
tinued as long as 1t was deemed necessary
strict orders were given 10 the boats on patrol
duty In the Lower Bay. They stated that under no
themselves last night nor allow any other boats
20 do so. The scarchlights were ordered 10 be
Kept at work constantly The engineers IN charge
OF the Lower Bay during the night say that any
toat that ventures into the bay will receive shot
from one OF the forts They Will not walt to ascer-
tain what boat IT is. but will fire. The patrol boa
will he In as much danger the others and they
suffer the same fate the offender The harbor
ia now absolutely closed during the hours OF d,rk
ness and no boat will be allowed to pass on any
mission.
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TO DEFEND PORTSMOUTH HARBoR

Portsmouth, n. H.. May D-Governor Ramsdell
has sent a notification 10 Mayor Tiltop Of this
city 10 the effect that the list Light Battery, OF
Manchester will be ordered 10 this city In response
to the Mayors urgent request. The troops will
be stationed at Jerrys Point
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SUPPLIES FOR THE INVASION.

Large quantities Of supplies. including saddles
mule harness. blankets and other camp equipments
we're purchased yesterday by the ouartermaster's
department. In the Army Building. and WI b sent
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GENERAL GREELY IN THE CITY.

General A. w. Greedy. chief signal officer OF the
United States Army. In the city yesterday on
business connected with his department General
officers as to the equipment and operation Of the
various signal stations along the coast He Is well
satisfied with the efficiency and discipline OF his
department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-14
NEwHAMpsHIRE TROOPS MOVE MONDAY

Concord. n. H.. May l3.-The Hampshir
troops will move soon as the quartermastel
general In New-York can arrange for transports
ton and issue rations. IL Is not thought that III
troops will leave here before Monday at III
earliest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-14
YOUNG MCMILLAN JOINS ROOSEVELT


missioner Mcmillan and a member OF Company f.
1th Regiment started for San Antonio yesterday 4
Join Lieutenant Colonel Roosevelts regiment o
mounted rifemen.
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ENGINEERS UNDER HURRY ORDERS.
Major KNIGHT. In command OF the engineers at
Willets Pom. received orders yesterday to equip
one captain. hve lieutenants and one hundred men
q the Enstnesr Corps and have them leave for
Tampa At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-14
NR. BLACK SEES ALGER AND LONG
THE ORDER DTsBANDrNG THE THIRTEENTH
REGIMENT NOT REsCINDED-THE SEW

ENTH WILL NOT BE ORDERED OUT.
Washington May Ex-Governor Black OF New
York accompanied by Senator Plat. OF New York.
was Il, tho War and Navy departments to-day. lie
called simply 20 pay his respects 10 Secretaries
A,ger and Long before leaving The city for home.
The Governor said there were no new development
in the questions pertaining 10 the differences IN
NewYork National Guard matters which had
brought him 70 Washington for a consultation with
the War Department officials. The order disband-
ING the 18th New York Regiment had not been re-
The quota from the State Of New York now
full. which. he said. withcu; further ado disposed
Of the veXaiious question as 10 whether the It'll
Regiment should be permitted TO enlist in
dividual organization
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-14
81 LITTLE RHODY" WILL BE READY.

Providence. r. l.. May B-Governor Dyer has
received notice that Rhode Island volunteers are
ordered TO Chickamauga. and Colonel Abbott at
Camp Quensett has been notified directly from
Washington
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POLICEMAN ENLIsTs WITHOUT PERMISSION

Captain Titus. OF the West Forty-seventh-st sta
ton. reported at Police Headquarters yesterday
the absence since Monday OF Policeman Bernard L.
Hughes. OF his command. Hughes applied to the
Board for permission TO enlist in the Army but
the application was not granted. He asked his
sergeant to be excused for an hour on Monday and
he then went of TO camp with the 22d Regiment
The Police Commissioners Will take action on the
report OF Captain Titus at their next session 1t Is
not known what will be done In Hughes's case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-14

MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENTS HELD READY.
Boston May l3.-Lieutenant Weaver. the United
States Army recruiting officer at birmingham.
was at tho state House this morning. and II was
learned that he has received orders from the War
Department at Washington to hold all the Massa-
chusetts regiments at birmingham ready to move
at once
The troops will move as soon as they are ready
for the service. II is said that all the regiments
lef, can be got ready In very short time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-14
FINE WEATHER AT CAMP DEWEY.
THE EIGHTH MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENT

South Framlngham. Mass. May l3.-The weather
was magnificent to-day and was duly appreciated
by the oficers and men who are stationed here.
There was an absence OF the hustle and confusion
that had been noticeable during the last few days.
The officers and OF the 9th Regiment ap-
peared to-day In canvas working suits and were
ready to start on short notice Details OF men
from the sth Regiment were busy learning to put
up and take down tents.
The 9Th Regiment has been ordered to Chicka-
manga and will leave at p. tomorrow.
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Aperture do curse
Y distribution de prennl0s.

Esta noche las ochc, ss ccehraEa en- ell
Ateneo un acto de impor,anca.
Sc dstribuirhn los premios y diple mas d
los que lou han obte'ido, cuyos no!nhres pu-
blicamos en- nuestra edici6n dc aver, so pro-
al.ln4rA ell derecbo que tienen ccupar en- el
pr6xmo curso un sitio Immediate al professor,
nc decla1s,A alberto ell curse le las c"hteren'
cias olases graicas, corfespondlente al prl'
mer eeraestre de este a1c.
Presidirh el acto el senior Fernan'
''ez Jancos, y asistira Ell cuerpo de profesores'
B,l acto es publico, pueden asistir psrsonas de
anbos sexo6.
Spsuplica la asistenoia de los a 'apnos to-
dos, y prucipalmente de los lramiados, para
cue pnoAau reobir SUE pramlcs d!pioma'.
En- el misno aeto SO dara cuenta de las
ereeaanzas comprendidas en- las con1crencias
del nuGVo curse.
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P A R R A F 0 s

Completeness un go dc Catsio, pu-
blicando 10 que sigue:
xEn la reunion que los titula oa puros ca-
leb,aron aquf la noche del de los coTrientes
reiD6 ell mayor 6rden y compostura: los diacur-
sos no faeron destemplados, habendo, sf, que
rsctiicar a'go en- ell hist rico del Lc TO- Ramos,
paes oiio que los ipcondicions'es adoptaron
tse ca i6cativo en- ell ailo Co., cuan 10 en- esa fe
cha no e-taba otganizado tai paftido, que por
aql O.. entonc,s se llam6 sirnplemente conserva'
dor. Ea cuan al recuerdo que Ell oraior con
sagr5 al amigo Cells Agui!ers, llamandole ell
primer lol1tico de Puerto Rico y uno de los
mas entusias,as del sistema autonomista, hay
tambi6n alguito que rectificaT; salvo que la
appreciation parta por la mayor amphtud del
credo del partido liberal asimilsta con relaolon
al del autonomists dado conocer en- la asam
bea de Ponce Pero de esto, d afrmar quo ell
amigo Cells Aguilera fuera autonolnista, hay
una dstancis enorme; como 10 prueba, entire
otras cosas, ell hacho de que al constituirse Ell
sno 81 en- autonomists ell partido liberal ash
rnilista, Cells, que querfa mucho su pafs, no
acept6 la medids, que consider6, por aqael en-
t6nces, entrailaba erjuiclos para este su querl-
do Puerto-Rico: asf 10 entendi6, repito, 10
dea,uestra ell hecbo de que, una vez realizado
el ca5abio de nolabre no hizo propaganda en-
contraro, pero ST pleg6 gu baudera, retlrando
Sc la vida privala. De este dan testimono
los puebcs &c Luqui|lo, Fajardo, Ceiba, Ma
guabo, Hunacao, Magsgiiez, ETC., etc. Y 81
esto no fuese bastante d convencar al orador
bist6rico. hsy ncas dstos, Cuando don Fran
| cisco Cepe3a tratt lie fun1ar gu pariodico en-
este pats, no coaoofa personalmente al senor
Cells; pero teniendo noticiss de que era IN Coz
nota.io liberal de grandes slcsnces, quiso Cir
su aatorizada opinion, al efe.to !e renitio l:s
eaartilias cue cont@nfau ell progrsma del pc
rl>'iico. a d-vo verias Ce Is ie txpuso: spero
81 he de ser franco, lie dire con esa fsapqussa
qne me ca caraeterfsliea, 4ue tienen sus Guar
t'ias cie.to olorci,lo autonomfs, que lejos de
hacer ei bien que ustei Sc promets ests an.
tiils, lie haEa mucho mai, por Ia pretisposicion
con que Ell Gobiarno de "a n,sdre patria We todo
| cuanto tientia a autonomfa,
81 otras pruebss Sc qaieren, solicitarlas,
que las facilita,a.
UN LIBERAL DE ABOLENGO.
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SocIedsd Dc Educaci0n Popular

i PR soreran de- la Junta Directiva el
buerpo de Or s.'res de e>ta Sociedad, 4neds
nAiests Ia mss,fcula para lss conferencias Gel
nuevo eus' que debsfa enpeaar eL tunes prdxl-
mo, 10 del ACTUAL.
Para mayor facili''ad del phh'ico podran
hacerse las iLs@rpoioaes en- Ia Fsfm"cl@ oe
Gu,llermety, en- la lbrerfa dc >arjnrjo, co casa
del doctor don Pedro Gei Vale, r@nrotarlo dc la
socieaad, en- la radacciones dc los periddleos.
Ademas de ae conferereias e"hFe tcnaS
analog,s q los s.tesiorea, re da1a una s'a'tF
asbfe pnntrs i5teres antes de Detenho al a'aaGce
dsi pueblo, por II abogado don Ma"ne' '~'y.
Auoqne 'zs conforenv'as son pub para
to o el que eulera a-stir $ elias, los que ae ma
triculen as-tan ragdlarnei t", uasten aerecho
4 ocupar .ito mas Immediate 81 p:ofsaor.
N Pueftt Rico, 6 dc Euero de 1898.
MANUEL FERNANDEZ JUNCO5.
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LOS NOVIOS
GRAN ALMACEN DE MUEBLES
ID E.
RAF FAEL MARG.ARIDA
s. EH r.
43,-FORTALEZA-43 43,

43,-FOhTALEZA--43
Sc veoden y alquiIan mueb!es en- cor dicio-
nea yentaiosss.
-. Circuls Ia notioia-no sabemos con
que faudanento-ds que el senior Arsuags,
isfe del .,agtdo Unconditional, trae el PROPOSE
to de afliar dicha coleotiyidsd al psrtido con.
ser,a :or dc Ia Penfusuls, por consejo de respe.
tables peraousjes de Madrid. FL se1or Arzua.
ga Sc esrera ell esta capital del 10 al II del
mes ca cufso.
~ IIemos leilo con sstisfscciin en- Gel
Pai-s e anoobe las frsses De eucomio que de-
dee maestro querido amigo el doctor don 10.
Sc de Jsshs Domfpgues, &c Maysgiez, tauto
mas cuanto que los concep:os q al convecino
co!ega mefecen hoy las prendas per.onales del
citsdo amigo, eontrastaa y desdicsa de las q.
lie merecfa pubIic6 Ell peri6dico de referencia
hace muy poeos dfas. Nuncs es tarie para
hacer justcia. Y el doctor DomiDguez es
aereedor la que hoy lie bace eEt Pafss.
-. En- Ell vapor frances entrado en- estos,
ha rscib;do ell PARIS BAZAAR, tut negro, con
r.otss grandes, con motss chicas con otros
di5uine. Otra remeaa de seda para bordar, &
cinso centavos msdeja; cinturonss de noveda1,
peinetas ahuecadores, pafuelos de seda blan-
ca de fantasia, cints estrechita para pssar,
velos negros con orilla de cresp6n, oor6ones do
sela para corse, cartulina dorads platesda y
una infnidad de otras novedades. 6-2
~ Ia fa!lecido en- Ponce la virtucsa
sefors dofa Elvira Colon de Vidal. R. l. P.
-. Es probable que en- ell tren general de
manans salgs para Maysgiiez, el niho violinis.
Ia don Gabriel del Orbe, scompafado de SO es.
timab'e famiiis. Deeeamosies muy buen visjs.s
-. Han cou,raido matrimonio en- CayeY
Ell apteca;,a josen don Arnando Walsd6n u
IA vi,tsaan ssnorita BsltasaS. Yazquss. 49,
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Nosotros hemos tratado do averiguar 10
verdad &c cstos dfceres callejeroe, nuestras
noticias tomadas en- buena fuenta, son 6stas:
III unico cable que &c ha recibido de Madrid
ultnsmonte es reponiendo en- su destino de
Captain del Puerto de Arecibo al te1or Lopez
Saul, reposiei6n que fue solicitada por el CO.
mite provincial del partido liberal autonomista
Toio 10 demas que se dice y comenta es
pura fantasia. Asf, al menoa, nos 10 ha dioho
persona que tiene muchos motives para saberlo
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ADI4ESIONES.
Quehraailag 8 de Enero &c 1898

ST. DON LNIA MHHUz lNIVHIE''
Muy sailor ,nio: Loa que sascflben, ailla~
dos hasa hoy al partio "ls'dente oor'en-
eidos de O. SOTO cen sac iieaea He cons'Guon lar
aspiraciones de nuestt2 ti&rfa eapallt.a, 10 ea
pllcamos sc ojgoe gtar eota adheason ihs-
cribr nue.tr9a nonlbrta en el iegatfo del gfan
PaGtido Liberal que tan acertaiameple hh'je
Reciba tatnbi&n nuestra feLloitanion con ~ Fl
guientes vas: Viva E'yaba! Viva ssgastS!
Viva Munoz Rivera! -Antouio to6n; raego
de Cruz Colon, Antoaio Colon; ruego de
jose ORTIZ ae Jesds Rounaa, Mariana Maiid2;
4 ruego ae B4lbino Morsez, D.onicio Gonza
ez; rupso de Flor Perez de Primitive ia
ribe, VirgiIio Nisvea.
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RuIIlsres iHfundados.

Desde anoele c'reu!a per esta Capital Ia
motto lie hahere re bIdo un cable de Ma
drid. tor eI cusi quetahs desijgafo ell sefaor
Mufioz Rivera &c sus compromises con el par
,ido Ii ioera, sue diriie Il ssiior sagasta. otras
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EULLtNnOFf & KORBER
aa4 Agentes del cheque Bank Id
Londres y New York.
Hacan nacoe nC~ cable.

Hacen pagos per cable.
Giran eohre todas las capitales lie Eapsila
sobre LONDRES, PARIS, NUEVA-YORK,
EIAMBURGO, HABANA.
Compran y venden orc, y toda clase de
moneda extranjera.
Compran, venden dan avances sobre
C6dulas Hipotccarias del Banco Territorial y
Agricols, ETC.
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sw BriIlantss F.! ! BriIIantos ,:,,o', po'


w BriIlantes F.! Bri||antes o1so'a ros
de una gran fabrica DE Europa, &c resIizan al
costo. preciosas alhsjss coo bTi''antes, deade
uno haata kistss. Els una verda,ltra oporta'
njdai para hacerse &c una brena joya, por
noco oinero. Hasta el 10 de Enero pr6ximo
durara la ganga.---NOTA Casi do baiae Sc
rea}izan desde pesos eu adclanto re!ojes dc
plata, pikel y aeero. De rspetieidn oronogfa'
fos 4 pracioa muy ventaj josos. Artfca'os de
arte en- bronce, biacult y terra~co'a, aeahadHs
de recihir: aef como toics los a'tfonloa del giro
se venden muy balatos. Visfteee ci gran Bazar
de Novedades &c Goatsdttz Pad{n He,nannos,
ca]le de San Franeisro. rim 36. l5-ll
Gran Hotel ''lHg'dtarla' msr n'ts' erdsb1 de- P'l-
Montado 4 ia altura de lcs mejoros de Europa,
Vistas la bahia. Con gablne1e de lecsnFa'
departameuto de csntins tabaqueria y IN ele-
gante Salon dc Reereo. Hospedaje desde DOS
PESOS en adelaute, aegun Ia habtacdn que sc
ocupe, "A. AGUDO. -Propietario).
AgencIa NenQa2. Icln;s PoRTAcloN. HoSoN Repre-.
eentsnte de las prncipsles fabricas
norte smeric9nas. Agente de Ia harina de
trigo maroa ePorvenir,. Tocino ell penquitas
marca <Rivegsiie,. Jamones auperiores msrca
Aguila. Iaem Pic Mic, marca Sci. Manteca
Chicharr5n; La Victoria. Iden corriente, Item
La Vencedora. Cerve2s idem EstI1Na, ldeyn
i'd Aguila mAqninas de coser ldon Unlon.
Para inforlnes, uirijirse 4 don Arturo Men
| deg, Cristo l2, capita' 30-29
los abanss Los IA srsnass sa ss T'ss,1 ntso
| sacrifcios one por ls,gos anos han vanlto ha'
ciendo para consegu;: el excessive cfcato
+ decidida protection que este respectable pu6iioo
| ha dispen sado continua Ejd;spensando S los
| productos de mi fabriea de cigarros ella Be
| EleGas 8 spa aiarlto,a como estos habtsntes los
lIaman parece que alguna persona aprcve~
cbanao Ia oportunidad de que por podsroaas re-
zones me vi ob!igado 4 suprimirles Ell letrero
de Ella Beleaa que al trasluz del papel ten1a
cada cigarro. ha propa'ado que estos son fasl-
ficadoa, habecdo l!egado mi ncticia, me
| apresuro poner en- conocm!eEto del puhico,
sque son legitimos de mi fabrica> y nadie con
mas aatoridad que los misucs fumadorcs, po.
dram garantizar esta verdsd. pues siempre en-
coatyaran Ia misma clase de material en- dichos
ciearros, que tarto credito han conqustado
aonde quiera que han sido conooidos. Apre
oauos pyotectores: tened la seguridac de que e
dueiio De la fabrica de cigarros <1a Bel'ezas 6
<Paiaritos, continuarA hacienda SACRIFICES, ps-
70 siempre lars sus parroouianob m exoelen-
te cigsrro. .--AND DRES RODRIGUEZ. 3o-lo
cEhTR0 de oomislouss Aggsnc'a General de
VI" W. neyocios. jose Manuel lopez
TELEGRAPH: ''Pelopez. - Guayama. - Puerto
Rico. +.
caca chod. edsea ns:s n,ess ms5isssnto pa1, de s
cnra,idn lie los calos, Sc detalia i Is centavos
e} porno en- los establscimientos <Ei Capricho, ,
| <Ia Esfera, xFarmacia Colon Is - 10
Enrique E!uQ(!yuvz J Gonzalez
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ca vanha muy c6modamente, dos coches, uno
oe sSs'@' de cuatro otro de dos ruedaa, en-
mu7 buen estado de uso, de 4 dos asientoa con
6 sin cabailos, arneses, etc, etc. Para mas IL
formes dir;g:rse Ia casa nimero G4 de la ca
lie de San Francisco. lO-4
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ola EInrarnia" sjombrererfa, Camiserfa
la C'esdi'G'a Tron dc lavsdo, calle
del Rosario, ndnero O.. Humacao Puerto
Rico.-De Eulaio &. Garcia. p.
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A SECURES CONTRA INCEADI0S
Ifl Y MARITIMOS tipos m6dicos en-
va las Compaifas de primer 6rdeu,
X-M denominsdas:
Hamburgo Breln6nse, de ;, Aom5ucgo
Ba1oise, de Bas'1ea (S0'za,)
Norte Gernlanica. de Hambuyo.
Los sinestros SO pagan aquf con prontitud
y liberaidad.
Ell Agente general,
30-24 A. RAUSCHENPLAT, San Juan
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Cochs soaa. rs: Este es3se esshs s.ss h'e e.pa iai
Guayama, aes3e el Gfa del eorrente. es'len'
do de souf les MARTES, JUAVES y SABA
DO. i las sete }e s ma1aua, 7 de Gusyaria
los LUNES, MERCEDES = VIGRNES, & IL
r1isn,a hora. p REC1OS:
asivntos dc Cap. q Gyma., vice versa $1,000
| ldem W.
i1em <Cayey 400
idem eCsguas 200
NOTA.-Este coche saldra in7sriab!enente los
dias va indicsdos, haya no paaajeros; 10 que
servira de gufs para los que deseen utilizsrlo
en- lss poblsciones intermedias. .-Agente en- esfa
capital, Orcasitas y solyeras, Cruz 7.-ldem
en- Guayams, Juan s. Bondet, Hotel Frances.
San Juan, dc Dieiembre de 1897.
N. 3 Jcuio 9s, Cdr,os II. Blon0et
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EaIIicIiIa Z f;hafl,- Este medicsmento de
Sais'ssaa '''S'a' efcac!a probads para lg
cnraaidn lie los callos, Sc detalla i rs ccntayos
e| pono en- los establecmientos slsi Caprcho,,
<La Esfera, Y <Farmacia Colon Is 10
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Gran Hotel ''lHgldtarla'' . nar n0tsl ted De s

Montado ia altuss de lcs mejoros de Europa,
Vistas ( la bahia. Con gabine1e de lectnya,
departameuto de csntina, tabaquerla y un ele-
gante Salon dc Rccreo.. Hospedaje desde DOS
PESOS en adelaute, aagdn la habitacidn que Sc
ocune.-A. AGUDO. -Propietario).
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cEMTp0 de cnmislcues Agsncia General dF
oA's W. neyocios.~-Josa Manuel Lopez.
Telagrafo: ''pelopez. - Guayama. - Puerto
Rico. +.
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Uu te.egfama fcia' que sc rac'tlo de Ia
Habsna ell domingo aatenor, ananclsn 10 Is
tbr, hib con de leo portar puast'o tabAco ea les
msread &c, De la tesmana Aetis, pro 'tIo gran
essgra 10 cutie los cose heIos J CONF rciantas
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-01-13
Hoods
Sarsapari|Ia
cure Liver Ills; easy
Hoods Pills take, easy to operate. s5
A BICYCLE CRANK.

Mr.. EDIroR: Permit me to express my
views Oh matter that might be consld-
cred, in some towns, public nuisance,
whatever may be:thought OF it in Aber-
deem. | refer to the abuse OF the wheel
mans privilege. Not to the proper use
OF the wheel, but to an uhwarranted as
SUMPTION on the part OF some riders, that
the sidewalks were built for them, and
that pedestrians have, ut best, only il sec
ondary right to Use them. 1t was once
supposed that the sidewalks OF town
were places where people, even women
and children 5ht walk with perfect So
Guilty from danger or annoyance from
vehicles Of every kind. Some old bache-
ois grumble because they get their Sims
barkcd by the nnumerable baby buggies
that sometimes block the way, not only
on the sidewalks, but in the aisles and
Railways OF public buildings. But bless
the babies and give them the right Of way.
but let the bicycle be restricted to proper
limits. The few already existing are OF
little account, and disregarded by some
with perfect IMMUNITY. The worst time
and greatest danger is in the darkness Of
| night, when, without warning by signal
light or BELL the noiseless steed is upon
you before you know it. The writer OF
this article has seen ladies and children
driven off the sidewalk into the sawdust,
through fear Of being run over. Bicyc'
lists who are at all respectful towards the
general rights OF the people will not com
plain at proper restrictions being placed
upon their liberties. The right thing foI
the council to do is to compel all bicycle
riders to carry both light and bell, and
give the warning to any whom they are
approaching. Then let the sidewalks or
F, &, II and streets, from Market tc
Hume be prohibited to the bicycle, and
the rights OF pedestrians will be sufii
GENTLY protected.
Yours truly,
\ CRANK.