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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-12
THE MESSAGE.

The message of President Mckin-
ley to Congress upon the Spanish
complication appears in full III our
Geographic columns this morning.
In brief the document is recon-
mendation to Congress for authority
to the Executive to resort TO armed III
tervention in Cuba, without recognl-
lion of the existing Cuban republican
government, leaving that important
question to be dealt with later. This
recommendation is justified and sup
ported by a recital of facts showing, in
tempered language, yet of some force,
the virtually anarchistic condition off
affairs on the island, the utter in
ability of the government of Spain,
with it's RESOURCES strained to the
utmost and its efforts extended over
period of three years, to enforce its
will. and the resulting perils and
Losses to our citizens inseparable from
a devastating war waged at our very
doors. Broad considerations OF hui
manity are also urged as reasons for
bringing to an end barbarities and
miseries almost without a parallel.
And on top of it all, as conclusively
illustrating in breath the impo-
tency of Spain and our right to in
terfere, there is a terse recital OF the
destruction of the Maine and the re-
sulting murder of our sailors, while
rightfully and properly in the harbor
OF a friendly power upon peaceful
errand This atrocity the President
concludes, shows conditions to be such
that the Spanish government cannot
assure the safety and security of
vessel of the American navy in the
harbor of Havana. The general eff
fects of the war upon American in
terests are fully set forth and the
Executive recital and the deductions
therefrom are such as will appeal for
support from the American people
and secure the sympathetic approba-
tion of the governments and peoples
of the world. Indeed, the message
leans decidedly upon the side of con-
servatisrn, and from first to last moth
ing, appears to have been set down
,ssither in anger or extenuation. 1t is
a calm recital of patent facts in
all it's essential paragraphs. On the
question of the Maine horror the
Executive is notably mild, and he ap-
pears to have gone to the extreme of
moderation in his effort to bring this
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-12

The recalling of Ensign Blakelev.
of the Linsly Institute. to active duty
yesterday, was forcibe local illustra-
ton of the gravity of the situation. and
of the energy of the government in
getting together all its resources.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-12
GETTING HIS OWN WAY.

Boston Herald.
Governor Pingree appears to be car
rying everything before him in his
fight for reform in the taxation of cor
porations in Michigan. People laugh
at Pingree, but somehow he has a way
af laughing last.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-12

The events of the past few days have
recalled TO more than one of our older
citizens the exciting scenes of 1S6O-61.
War or rumors of war stirs the people
as nothing else can
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-12

1t is stated on the authority OF the
President of the New York Merchants
and Manufacturers Board of Trade
that three years of war in Cuba has
cost this country $347 100000. That
sort of peace is about as expensive as
war
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-12
GLADsTONE'S CONDITION.

London. April 11.-There is not
much change in the condition of MI.
Gladstone to-day. but he is not suffer
ing so much pain. He is unable, how
ever, to converse cheerfully with his
friends
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-12

1t will be casually observed that
Spain stands very good chance. Of
having trouble right at home. The
mob was very much in evidence at
Madrid, Sunday night
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-12

The question in Congress to-day will
probably be intervention" v inter
vention with recognition" Either one,
however. means free Cuba.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-12

Looking out for eventualities, Eng
land has ordered two thousand troops
to Jamaica. which is but twenty miles
from the coast of Cuba, and more will
be dispatched thither, if their presence
becomes necessary. This step is taken
that there may be proper reception
given fugitive Spaniards from Cuba
in case of war with the United States.
They would naturally flee to the near
est asylum, and that is the, island of
Jamaica.
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CHANGE IN THE REPUBLICAN
TUNE

Columbus O.. Press.
From the tone of a good many adj
ministration newspapers it is still
doubtful on which side they will stand
after war is declared between this
country and Spain But strange as it
may seem. these were the very news
papers that a year ago had cinch on
the national honor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-12
A CHARACTERISTIC DIFFERENCE

An American in Cuba or Spain, in
case war should break out, would be
wise to get out of the country at the
earliest possible moment and not wait
to settle up his affairs, and the lighter
his baggage the better chance of get
ting away in safety. A Spaniard in
the United States would probably be
left unmolested if he behaved himself.
kept his mouth shut and attended
strictly to his personal affairs.
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THE ISSUE CONFISCATED.

Madrid. April 11.-11:30 a. m.--The
Pals the newspaper which has been
the most prominent In fomentlng the
nti-government campaign, continued
it's sensational policy to-day and its
issue of date was thereupon connscat-
ed by the authorities.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-12
JAPAN AS A CATSPAW.

st. Louis Republic.
Japan won lot of glory by whip
ping China into a condition of perma-
nent funk but Russia, Germany. Eng
land and France seem likely TO reap
the more substantial rewards of that
achievement.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-12

Senior Emilio CASTELAR, defes the
United States. and tells us to do our
worst" Well, if we do. Emilio. it will
be time of tribulation for Spain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-12

factor. especially if the affair ever gets
to the dark horse or compromise stage
He is more directly the representative OF
the younger element Of the Republican
party. and could rally lots of enthusiastic
supporters to his cause"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-12

If Spanish statesmen have left any
trick untried they have about one more
day in which to make use of it. The
beginning of the end is in sight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-12

If some of the remarks attributed to
General Lee, regarding the Spanish,
are true, they are not only pardonable
but justified. General Lee has seen
few things personally the past two
years. His testimony is that of an
eyewitness.
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TO MAN THE NAHANT.

Albany. ~ T.. April 11.-One hum
dred and two naval militiamen have
been ordered to man the Nahant at
Philadelphia tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-12

Remember that the Maine. on
peaceful errand in a port of friend
ly" nation, was blown up by a mine at
night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-12

That fearful horror in the snow
bound Chilkoot pass should not be for
gotten in the excitement incident to
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-12

The performance of "The Players
at Opera House has been postponed
until Saturday, 10th inst. See adv.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-12
ONE EXPERIMENT ENOUGH.

Minneapolis Times.
The administration of this govern
ment's affairs by Mark Hanna through
the medium of Mckinley is the first
experiment of the kind ever attempted
in this country, and let us hope it will
be the last
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-12

The Dons naturally hoped that their
eleventh hour schemes for further de-
lay would be acceded to by this gov
eminent. but they were fooled, for
once. American sentiment would
scarcely have tolerated any further
monkey business. The people 'Re-
member the Maine
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-12

Don't miss the Grand Barbecue
Lunch and Concert tonight at Chas.
Oberman's saloon. Music by Mayors
full orchestra.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-12

a stand it was understood some days
ago had been fully taken, and to which
the Register has heretofore referred.
Upon this point the Executive holds,
l. that recognition is not necessary to
the bringing about of peace on the
island, and 2 that to recognize the
present insurgent government might
subject us hereafter to embarrassing
conditions of international obligation
towards the organization SO recOg
nized.' Intervention, however, is
recommended as a necessary means to
a desirable and imperative end. and in
justification the President cites the
fact that heretofore this government
has interviewed in friendly manner
in many ways, in the interests of
peace.
1t will be noticed with at least
chagrin. however, that nowhere in his
argument does the President recon-
mend Immediate" Intervention to
Congress, and it is current report in
Washington that while this recon-
mendation was contained in the docu-
ment as originally drafted, it was
stricken out at the last moment 1t is
there that the message loses force and
standing. If the conditions are such
as the President moderately describes,
action cannot be taken too quickly to
bring about better things: and it is
to be earnestly hoped that Congress
will exhibit. in it's action to be prob
ably taken to-day, none of the exas-
perating delays which have character
lied She Executive throughout the
past six weeks. and that whatever
policy may be decided upon will be
entered upon not only promptly but
vigorously, to the end that the coun-
stands, and that Spain may reap no
more advantage from further lapse of
time. Already that government has
profted much in this regard; further
dilatory tactics by Congress should not
be thought of for a moment-it should
be one thing or the other, at once
AprOpos of this Presidential leaning
towards eternally postponing what he
himself characterizes as a proper case
for action against Spain, it is reported
from Washington with all the attri-
butes Of FEASIBILITY, that even as late
as Saturday night and Sunday the
President was strongly inclined to
further postpone action on his part
and that only the timely presence at
the White House of influential Sen
ators convinced the Executive that
such a course would be not only I'M
wise and injudicious. but wrong in
fact, and that under this pressure the
determination to at last place the
matter in the hands of Congress was
reached. Let us have no more pro-
crastination beyond just what time is
absolutely needed for Congress to
formulate and enact it's action, what
ever that shall be, and as to that, to-
day will probably tell the tale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-12

When the Spanish leave Havana they
should take their pet vultures with
them. The two are twin relics, yet of
the two the vultures are perhaps the
most respectable-the don't kill peo-
pie, they only feast on them after the
Spaniards have dealt out death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-12

OIL CITY. April 1l.--Credit balances,
75c: certificates opened at 15c bid for cash
and closed at 7G12c bid for regular; no bids
for cash May. During the day 900 bbs
cash oil sold at 15lhc. Shipments :. 3
and TO- 304. s76 bbls runs, :, s. and TO- 273,
go bis
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CHARLES II. TANEY. GENERAL MANAGER
Delivered by Carriers.

:, Tributes 0. Respect and Obituary NO
tlces f1ve cents per line.
stamps OF the denomination of two cen,s
and less accepted for amounts less imam
one dollar.
correspondence containing lmportan'
news solicited from every part OF the SUI
rounding country.
Rejected communications will not pc re-
turned unless accompanied by sulilcieh'
postage.
The REGISTER embracing 10 sever al
Wheeling, w. Va. as second-class matter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-12

Three years of butchery and starva-
ton in Cuba is about to bring to Spain
its adequate punishment
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-12

possible war At least one hundred
American miners met a sudden death
in the Arctic fastness.
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FLORISTS.
LOST.

LOST-Pair of diamond studs screwed
into a white card, Sunday afternoon
either on Wheeling Street Railway b.
b.. f. & NJ. +. Railway between Bridge
port and Bcllaire. Finder will be re-
wardeG by leaving same at Mcclure House
or Pabst Brewing Co ap12h
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EXPECTED TO BE ACTIVE

Manchester n. H. Union.
Governor Pingree demands thai
President Mckinley suppress the ac
tivity of federal officials in Michigan
The Governor evidently doesn't under
stand what the officials are there for
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-12

OPAL flOILF,T CREAM Is the latest SEN
saton among the ladies. 1t beauties the
complexion and is guaranteed to contain
no acids. Removes black heads tan, pim-
pies. sun burn ana freckles: also fnvalu-
able for chapped hands and irritated skin.
Srnt % any, address for Soc. Agents want
"a. Address TOILET SPECIALITY co
9l2 p. State street, Harrisburg, Pa.
apl0esdq
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NO CREDIT TO HONEST BUSINESS

ST. Louis POSt-DlspaICh.
Isn't it about time for business men
to deny the authority of Mark Hanna
to speak for them? His .sordid phar-
isaism is a reflection on the business
men of America.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

TED-Experienced girl for grocery,
with references. Address GROCER. care
Register apl0esdu
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GENERAL NOTICES,
.DISSOLTTION NOTICE.

The firm Of Walters & Kraft has been
dissolved. All persons knowing them
selves Indebted to the firm are requested
to call and settle Persons having claims
are requested to present them for settle
ment. CHAS. f. BACHMAN, curator for
FlRS. JR.. for W. B. Walters. Sr. apl1q
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED-Murat Iar~----
Great War Book, our Country IN Ws-
and our relations with foreign r4,3,.
All about our army. navy. coast qeS.s.'
the Maine disaster. Spain, her army W..
and defenses. All about CUBA. lIr r
tions to the United State~ aid l.- a
lenses. AL about the armies And ,av.
of all other nations. and how ths, MI
act in our fight with SPAN Ov.r T,
pages. Magnificent illustrations pe,1
graphs. etc. One agent sold 80 M NH l
others are making from 500 % &Nua A..
day. Most liberal terms guaranteed
days credit. prices low. freight hal
Handsome outfit free Send IT, g.r
stamps to pay postage. NATL EDUCs
TIONAL UNION, 32+ Dearborn Stree
Chicago. apsrG
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WANTED.

WANTED-Dairy farm hand. Apply by
letter, p. o. Box l61 Wheeling. w. Va.
aplle'
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WANTED-A female cook and two girls
tor general work. Address ELK HOTEL
New MartinsVille. w. Va apSexdq
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NEW ADVERTtccA.-

-7-0-0-"@--0--~ -..-,--,.. : q
n EW BUTTER AND EGG sr, ~,
AND
Fresh butter and eggs roos;,.
Cheese Of all kinds; also fin fna g .s d'5
ed poultry. p Eleventh S. '''e "t ires
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A INVOLVEMENT.

on Inc Webster Springs Ha,e. Mir
1st under new managemenf 'a Jar
desiring rooms and accnmmode,,tt. l"F>.,
90 well 10 communicate WITH T{11
STER SPRINGS co. Wohs,.it-' IT. WEB
" Va, or Meyer Newberc.r N 1as,
Parkersburg, VI Va. nap e
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Sc VENDEN

Dos hermosas fncas, de cafe de 200
cuerdas de terreno mas menOs, con cuarenta
de aquelfruto, entire nuevo de cosecho, pro-
ouciendo actualmente 125 fanegas, pudiendosem-
brarse mas producer mas, con La misma plan
taci0n que hoy posee tiene dos casas una de ~
varas iiada de zinc, dos maquinas de mano,
secadoras todo 10 de mas necesarlO, para Ia
recollection acondiconamiento del fruto. La
otra de 900 cuerdas, llamada Mango, con mag
niicas vegas, donde Sc cosecha de los meJores
tabacos de Puerto Rico, segdn esta va acredi-
tado, propias tambien para cana de azucar
toda clase de frutos del pals, incluso paste ma
lOgillO y buenOs cercadOs para la crlanza de ga
nado; tiene ademas una magnifica casa vivienda,
con bajos para tienda, horno de pan, pesebre, va
rios almacenes y ranches para Ia recollection
de frutos. Esta situada en- el camino que con-
duce GALES, la circunda Ell rio su mayor par
te y la atravesara la carretera, que hasta aquel
pueblo Sc esta construyendo actual lmente, 10
cual le dara mayor inportancia, toda vez que
Sc podra comunicar con ambos pueblos, sin va
dear ningdn paso de rio el puente que sobre
este Sc ha de colocar en- la finca. Els buen
punto de tienda como tai Sc garantlza pues
esta situada en- camino centrico. Ambas fncas
estan media hora de esta poblacion y Sc ven
den juntas por estar coindantes. En- elias podra
el comprador emplear todos sus gustos y afcio-
nes de agricultor, pues producer toda clase de
frutos del pals, sea de nuestra riqueza agricO-
la. Para informes dirigirse a d. Juan d.
Antonio Sim6. Manat1.
l5@l2
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de don Antonio Roeas, veoino de Isabella,
penetrando en- 81 y llevAndose 100 pesos en-
metalioo varios efeotos.> Not.oioso el co.
mandante de Ia Guardia civil de aquel pues
to, sargento Eugenio Fernandez. quisn con
Ia ayuda del Gnardia 2 g del mismo, Miguel
Oliver, despues de incesantes averiguaciones
llevadas efecto, lograron s las 9 horas des-
cubrir 2 capturar los autores convictos y
confesos Isidoro Guevara, Juan Guevara Y
Luciano Goevara (hermsnos), asf como el
resoate del metalioo efeetos que habfan
enterrado en- ell suelo 4 unos Glen metros del
establecimjento, Y los cuales con ell atestado
hecho al efecto, foeron puestos & disposition
de In autoridad com mpeteute.
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Delegation general do Ia Cruz Roia

Segdn 10 dispone el Regtsmento, yes
pr&ctica oonstante en- loa organismos de est.
ben6foa constitution, forman en- ella seo-
ci6n especial con atribuoiones propias las
oomisiones de senoras. Las Departments.
les y Locales de toda u isla dependeu de Ia
Provincial, que preside la ssnora do1s Do
lores Aybar de Acuha, duica que t.ene .u-
torizaci6n para expedir tftulos provisionsles
4 las sefloras asociadas, mientras uegan los
defnitivos. Puerto Rico. Mayo % de
lS98.-M. -Fevnd,al2ez .7a1ncos
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LA ESCUADRA YANKEE

Ell desenvolvimiento que en- muy POGO
tempo, sobre todo desde los acontemien-
tss de Cuba, ha tenido 81 poder naval de los
Estados Unidos,es sorprendente: La activi-
dad febril desplegada en- los arsenales del
Estsdo y particulares estk demostrado con
el nllmero oalidad de los buques que COM
ponen hoy su dota.
Las prisas con que fueron construidos
las soportaron las coDstruooiones Cast todos
los buques de la marina de guerra yankee
tienen desperfectos capitales, que anulan
esterilizan los sacrifcios y energfas de aquel
pueblo.
Para demostrar nuestro acerto, c!tare-
mos solo m eiemplo: los acorazados <India.
na,, <Oreg6n> massachusetts, que son
como 81 dij6ramos, Gel ojo del boticario,, si-
embarcan las mfseras 400 toneladas de car.
bon que necesitan para desplegar completa-
mente su radio de accioo, meten toda la Gin.
tura blindada debajo del aqua. con 10 oual
pierden su mas importante defensa.
Asf pudi6ramos ir senalando las def.
oiencias de los demas, amen, no de la imps'
ricia de Gus tripulantes, sino de sus habitoa
costumbres.
Para manejar una mkquina de guerra
destruir los demAs, es precise conocerls
bien y tener siempre la oabeza muy despeja.
da, s fin de que, como vulgarments sc dice,
no salga el t,ro por la culata, como por des'
A. DE CAULA.
de la <R svista Moderna,, de Madrid).
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LIE KAHN
Naci6 en- Paris ell IA de Abril de 1885,
Mari6 en- Ia misma villa el de Fsbrero
de l778.

Desde que el publico que concurrfa Ia
Comedia francesa en- l77s supo que su actor
favorito, Enrique Luis Cain, c6nooido por
Gle Ksin,, habfa sido atacado de gravfsims
dolencia al termiuar una representation de
la tragedia de Vcltaire, <Adelsida Du Cues:
clin>, otro actor aator famoso, Monvel,
tenfa que presentarse diariamente en- esoena
para satisfacer Ia ansiedad de los espectado-
res, que pedfan noticias del estado de su
querido artista. FL de Febrero, MonveI,
mas con Ell gusto con la actitud que con Ia
VOC apsgada por el sentimiento, Mjo: "Hs
muerto''. Y todo el pablico, dando muestras
de profundo dolor y repitiendo aquellas iris
tes palabras, abandon6 el teatro
!: Ri artista, oSYa muerte motlv aba tan
general sentida manifestation de duelo,
para llegar al puesto emlnente que ocup6 en-
ia escena francesa, logrando ell favor y 81
aplau.o de todos, que 10 admiraban que.
rfan con verdadero entusiaemo, tuvo que
borrar, ante todo, ei NAL efecto que produefa
su desgraciada fgura, tuvo que lachar con
las mas oontrarias y desagradables oondicio-
ues ffsicas. Su rostro era feo, su cuerpo
desproporcionado, su voz desapacible y POGO
sonoro; fueron necesarioe, para triunfar en-
ell empeho de briilar On ell teatro como tr4gi'
GO ilustre, gu vocaci6n firmfsima, su tenasi-
dad inquebrantable su tAlento poderoso, 6
mejor dicho, su poderoso genio.
Su padre era platero, y aurque siemprs
pens6 que 81 aprendiera su ofcio, qoiso que
fuera un obrero iustrado, oonsigai6 que
ingresara en- Ell ooiegio de Mazarino, donda
era costumbre celebrer los repartos de pre-
mios con diferentes funciones, entire elias Ia
representation de una obra dramatics por los
alumnos. LIE Kaip, cuyo padre no podfa
costearle los ira jes neoesarios para fgurar
como actor, fu6 apuntador en- algunss de
aque4s representations. Asf oomenz6 su
atoi6n al teatro. Coando sali6 del colegio y
volvi6 al taller de su padre, form6 una soeie.
dad de a6oionadoe, prouto ee distingui6
entire todos elios pesar de su 6gara de au
VOC. Voltaire, que tuvo OCCASION de verse,
le ofreci6 su protecci6n. POGO despu6s mu'
rio ell padre de LIE Kain; este manifesto 90
decision de dedicarse la escens, ell gran
fl6sofo escritor cumpli6 su palabra, y no
colo inhuy6 para que fuera reeibido en- Ia
Comedia francesa, sin6 que le di6 leeciones
que le fueron muy provechcsas.
Gran oposici6n y muchas di6cultades
enoontr6 LIE Kain, no obstante protection
tan valiosa, para presentsrse en- Ia casa do
Moli6re. Su resuelto protector le hi ira
bsjar en- un teatro que hizo On 90 casa, J On
Ell que Ia duquesa de Maine tenfa en- Soeauxs
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Coche triSemanal

Coche rseman ;s;&; e.: s s!
liendO de auui los MARTES, JUEVES SABADOS s las
de Ia mai1ana y de Guayama los LUNEs, MERCEDES y
VIERNES, q la misma hora.-PRECIoS:
asientos Capital Guayama., 8 viceversa 1890
idem ;, W Cayey >. s, s.oo
idem . CaguaS so
NOTA-Este saldra nvariablemente los das ind
eados haya pasajeros; Ia servia de gua los
que utizare las pobaciones intermedias
fe en- esa capital SOliveras,
Guayama, Juan A. Blondet Hotel Franc6ssan Juan de
Dicembre de 1897.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-24

que le nitric Antonio Dfaz. Denunciados
por el guardia Urbano Palaoios los indivi
duos Rigoberto Bailly y Antonio Dfax, por
cArcel el preso Bonifacio Estrada, s dispo.