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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-29
Bon ADi.

When making prepar ations for Spring
house cleaning remember that Ben Ami the
Modern Cleaner is recomm ended for the fol.
lowing thrs clfs-cs OF WORE: Cleaning qt All
surfaces, D. i,hing OF all o ais and the clean
ing and poisson of winuC ant. mirrors. lt
il rhe finest cleaner made aud Will not scratch
or wear out any surface. IL VIII produce n
brilliant and the most lasting polish on metals
without scratch Ii will can and polish
windows and mirrors perfectly Without
Grating n Dust or making inuss
Bon Ami il always used in the form of n
Iather whirn dissolves the airt or tarnish re-
quiiing title water thus avoiding muss and
Stops. i.rIe is no alkali IN lis composition
10 chap or n dden the hands. those who ate
fan,il ar with Bon a mi speak so wei OF IL We
feel warranted in suggesting that You try
cake. All our grocers veil II.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-29

The cast had ono IA orite player. and
Mary Hampton was given cordial well
come by those who rememtere1 her fine
portrayal Of the leading character IN
"Sowing the Wind" Indeed. the com-
pany appearing la tne play was satisfac-
tory in all essentials. There was no de-
mand for aSeatness and II there h ID been
the cast would have tesn trifie differ
tnt.
'sUnder the Red Robe is on adapta-
tion of Stanley Weyman's novel by Ed
ward Morris and lise all, or nearly all.
sdaptatiors. failed to cover the subject
like the book, which, IL miRht te said in
passing, does not reek with Interest. The
adapter, however preserved the essential
elements OF tie srcry Hnd utilized its
dramG tic. material TO s6me purpose.
Enough, surely. TO make his work one of
the succe sses of the stage. worthiy or
unwortbily. as the csse may he. As seen
last evening the reason for Its long run
IN New YORK was not made clear. 1t Is
romantic, like tpa "Three Guardsmen, :"
and, like it, its chief character is a dare
devil sore OF fellow who becomes good
under tre influence OF n won aii. lie re-
sewbles Ds MeuprAt In kichsiieu.'
Indeed, be is contem poraneous with Bull
wer's reckless roisttrer.
IL viii be- therefore, understood that
Mr.. Rose has cot provided nsw material,
or Odd, FIR that matt I, with trimmings
of new cesign or interest. 1he pay is
melodramatic and appeals TO the emo
t.ons with fair dearse of su, cess, anu it
afforis pleasant and agreeable evening
for those Who relish romance OK the pres
t0 chBnGe XII d.
An emisssry Of the red -robed cardinal,
to save his life. und Stakes to betray
,Loe who trust him. and be falls In
love. OF course, he turus good anu re-
fus to Gerry cut his sontrnct This is
zone with Considerable flourish and every
ore with gallery instintts approves his
conduct. Herein is tie secret of the long
Metropolitan run of the play.
Miss Hampton ipfde charming ap-
rearance. and she did all that WAS pos
siole with rather colo-less character.
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Mr.. Albert y. Metcslf gave s.pisno recital
In Tillnghast's Assembly rooms last night
that was highly enjoyed by those present.
Every selection was well chosen and the in
terest was maintained throughout. As may
DO seen from the program following most.of
the selections were taken from the modern
composers: .f.4~ M q.
Variations in II. Handel; Sonata in E-inipor
Grieg, Allegro. Andsnte Menuetto. Finale {;
Improinpf !. Op %, No. 4, Schubert; :" A De-
serted Farm" "To "A Wild Rose" MncDo~el'; (;
Liobesraumc. Liszt; scherzo in C-sharp-
minor, Chopin; "A Music Box Liadow:
Etude In D-hat, Liszt; waltze. Caprice,
Strauss-T Tausig.
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cellent Col. Do)iitle. Mr.. Gains por-
trayed we'll the character Of the villsip,
AMI tie work OF Messrs. Dayton and
kingsley was crsoitable. Mr.. French, as
the old colored servant, Neb, made the
part one OF the most interesting and nat
ural OF the whole piece. Miss labor nade
q very clever and interesting Madge Bril-
erly, and her work was always lively and
never lacked freshness. The ther ladies
OF the company were all equal 10 the re-
quirements of their psrts.
On Friday evening there will be buck
and wing danciDg contest and gold
medal is among the prizfs. Mr.. Loven-
berg's new march, "Nesteii, " iedicat ID
tn n ssteli Lodge, No. 81, A. +. and A..
NJ, was played by the orchestra, a- d it is
a work that caunot tail tn add TO III /, rep
utation cf the former leader of Lne Or
cbestra and present manager of this the
afra.
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There were no demands upon her rare
nnility, and hut few rlimls ses OF her
ktreaatn were Afforded. ste was ss eetly
wnuaniy, restrained. authoritative and
sincere. hr. korris was impetuous,
earnest, honest and int restiDg. Inere
was plenty OF room for sentimental and
emotional love making, hut Mr. Morris
and Miss Hampton spared those present
from suca torture. 1t was goou love
maxim. and IL was charming bscauss of
It's ress ona blsness. Mr.. McGlynn made n
striking iiRur5 as the dumb serving man,
ana he suc,e sdsd In max ing an illusion
Mir. shine, who is n sood comedian, did
not make a gooi Richeliel. He tried to
be Impressive ami oipniiied, but bis
med sure CT success wae lin,iter. MIR.
farDum was sffsctivs ns the bluff lieu
teuart, and Mr. Thaphouslr was rather
weak as the captain.
1hs company was well biiincei ana
tho play WIS presented smoothly ana in
t,lligen ~ Are scefery vas esrecinlly
effective ans, altogether. Under the Red
kore" v0s iircIy ont upon tie stage. 1t
will remain the attraction oil the week.
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Completeness

in the furnishing Of News
is important in a news
paper. The people ex-
pect to find all the News
that has turned up since
the last reading in their
favorite newspapers
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Educate your Bowels with Cascarsts
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever
pc. 25c' II @. @. fs'l. druggists refund monep
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There was large audience at Keith's
Opera House to greet "In Old Kentucky
last evening and the popularity OF tLe
piece continues unabated. 1t Is given by
. company the majority OF the lnemfers
of which are OF considerable ability and
the audience gave the effoitJ OF all the
members OF tue cas-. its enthusiastic ap-
proyal. Aet .f
''In Old Kentucky" possesses some
great elements ot human interest ana
there is not dull moment during tie
entire performapcs. OF course. tfe IA.
nous troup OF pickaninnies Is central
feature Of the entertainments anu last
evening their actions we're as clever ana
pIcturesqus as ever and the Wood'awn
Wanpdoodies band, comprising the pick
aninnies thoroughly aroused the audi
eDce with Its stirring playing OF patriotic
airs. robert Bibbs gave good exhiti-
zion OF his mastership OF the baton OF
drum msjors. and thers Is at out as clever
an exhibition of dancing given by three
or four of tho negro boys as has ever been
sten here. /st
Ainids5 the usual melodramatic incl
dents of lovs ana hatred tnere Is rsfresh-
ing comedy, and it is easy TO see at u
glance whv the piece oontinues to renain
tho general public favorite that It un-
questionably is Dir. bradley made On ex-
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Millinery Opening.

Mrs. r. w. Gardner, at her rooms in the
ederer building. will hold spring opening
today and tomorrow. She VIII show the
Lar est novelties in fine imported goods and
q iso has a large assortment OF artistic goods
al medium prices. 4 he prices ON ~ any arti-
c!es will he found to bo very lw. Mrs. Gard
ner makes n specially OF order work and Is
prepa red to give her customers entire salts
faCtlOn.
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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
PUBLIC HEARING
HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
PROVIDENCE, March oath. 1906

HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
PROVIDENCE, March Gath, 1898.
The Committee on the Judiciary Of the House
Of Representatives will hear all persons interested
In the Bill entitled can Act TO enable John Shep-
ard, Jr.. To build and maintain bridge OF bridges
aud across Comfort street In the city OF Proyi
depce"; IAN Act 10 regulate the taxation Of per-
sonal property nt the State House, on WE'D
NEsDAY, March 30, 1895, at o'clock p. N.
SAMUEL W. X. ALLEN, Chairman
ARTHUR A. RHODES, Clerk.
80 weybosset street nch2l1
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Itching, BurnIng, CREEPING, Crawling
SIKH Diseascs rs lsved In a few minutes
~ tApne~ = Oirtf. enf. DIR. ARn~r,s =
Ointmeit relieves in, tantly On cures Tet
ter, salt g. esiD, Scnld be. a, kcze q %,
lilo, r.. iilcicnts ana oil Eiur,ions Of the
Ski5.lt l. 50 ~ Inc and quilting md acts
Ike magic Ia all Baby bnn ofs, Ifritati On
nf tie scsip OF hsshes uuTiuv treti ing
tine. 80 cents cfx. For sals by Blapu-
ing AZ ilsndin0, 5I-5S weyr. sset: Geo. L.
lnfiin a. Co. 81 to az south Main; Hall
4 Lyon. H-3
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A metropolitan succ-s', "Under tire
RED Robe, was seen for the fret time In
|this city at the Providence OIera House
past evening bv good sized audienro.
(which stemed to enjoy the meioc rsmatic
heroic speeches, flashing
|swords, romantic love making, pict-
|uresque costumes and Impressive scen-
try and sat 1t out with apparent relish.
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Boston symphony Orchestra.

The seventh of the seasons concerts by the
Boston symphony orchestra viii be eiven IN
Infantry hall tomorrow night at o'clock.
mr. George W. Proctor will te the solo 81 for
the evening and The program includes Weber's
Overture 70 "Der Freitscauitz, Tschai'
kowslSy's Concerto No. tor the pianotorte,
and ScnumaD's symphony No. !.
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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
PUBLIC HEARING

Providence, March "a, 1873
The Joint special committee on the de-
pressed condition OF cotton misunderstanding In
this state viii hear al persons interested nc
public meeting 90 be held In the hall OF the
House ~ Representatives. Providence .on
Wednesday. March 10. 1sps, st N .. m.
CHARLES DEAN KTMBALL, Chairman.
.. IA. .wHlTTEMoRE, Csrk m25 a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-29

The fire alarm bell located in Oiney :
lille square, which Las been out OF SER
vice since January =, Will be heard again
in 1av nr tao, as uptrintendent or
Alarms Cloudman Is at work on It,
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Noticias de Cuba

Al aceptar ell Gobierno oubano la renun.
cia que de general en- jefe dc Oriente presen !.
tara el general Garcia fue desjgnado interips-
mcnte para ccapar puasto tan importante ell pc.
neral Pedro Perez, <Psriquito,.
Ha sido nombrado jefe del departamento
oriental Jose Maria Rodriguez, <Mayiaa,.
Como los seilores comisionadoa espailo
les cads vez que ha habido session han obse-
quiado q Ia comsion americana CON IN uncA,
8 su vez eata obsequi6 a1ueila con un esplen
dido almuerzo que Sc efectu6 en- la eTroteha,
ell dia del actual.
Ell dia de los oorrientes llegaron de
Tampa la Hsbana ses caballos de sila aue
pidiercn por TELEGRAPH los comisionados ame-
ricanos, por no habsr podiio adquirirlos en-
aquella cuidad.
-Dicen de Santiago dc Cabs one Calixto
Garcia ha reoorrido alpel terrtorio de- Ia pro-
vinoia, recomenaando e! liceneiamiento de las
faerzas insurreotas, & iu de aoeerar la total pa.
ci6oacitn del pats
-lnsfstess en- decir que en- breve ira
New York CaIixto Garcia con objeto de con
tratar IN empr5stito para pagar & los soldados
iusurrectos an.es de liceaciarlos.
-Cuat'o regmientos de inmunes coupa-
ron q Manzsnillo, al eyacuar dicha plaza Las
tropas espsiolas.
--Pa.eca ooafrmsnse la noticia de que ell
gobierno dc Washington envare Cubs, con
motiyo do la ooupscion militsr so 900 hombrea.
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Porqle no es fanktioa Ia preston
confesonario, que, mas que 81 phlpito, ha sids
ca ell arma poderosa de propsgands del ce&
tolioismo, no ha vencido Ia natural tOleraneit2
de sn carscter duloe. ,.5.,,s,,t s,ss
La mujer de este pals ha proourado y pro-
curarA siempre sentarse y dominar en- absont1
en- ell corazon pero no on Ia conciencia libYe dei$
puertorriquefio. 3.. 3 y: :sissSgs y sss
81 en- Puerto Rico hubiese sido ma realidaa4a
ell artfculo II de la CONSTRUCTION polftica al;
nani6n eapaflola, hubisrass visto palpitar ~ Ia
diferencia re'igiosa de sus hombres en- Gl sf6pa
lido cepelio ain las preces de la Igsesis y ens
otras mil manifestacioEes que sc producer atl1
en- 6onde existe una verdadera tolerancia y quaS
han de produeirse aqaf cnando disfrutcnos de8
absolute liberta1 de cultos t Ess.s III
Una eocuente demonstration de tai asert0
ee la ruda oposicion que aquf, en- lucha COM
aquel principle constitutional que erigfs la rasN
liglon cat6lica en- religion del Estsdo, paro oon
la simpatfa del pafs gsnuinamente pnsrtofris
quefio, hicieramos muchos A las subvenoione5'
oioiales que venfan conoediendose lss consss
gregaoiones religiosas que dedicA Abanse Alaens|
sefanza do la ni1ox. s9B 81 y D
Noshaya temores desque Ia Influenza siel 4
dogma y do los sentimientos cat6ioos obstacnsa
lice la e6oaz implantaci6n aquf de los prinoi
pios demoorAtcos. s99 n
Iustitdyase un gobierno con extriuta suiS.ss
,ci6n q esos principles regsneradoress y ellS1
darsn sus fratos, mientras las Ig'osiap, rstfss
das alls en- sus templos , ain infaencia alguns
en- nuestras deeiaiones seguiran, sin qne % lsl 1
perturbe, eevando sus preces al Dios s que ca
da una rinda culto para que nos .infands cada@
vez mas respeto la libertad y..5.. no nos deie
caer en- Ia intoleranoia reigiosa. Ssss
+. .... sm Hsyminio Dios Navarro.
IS de Sepbre. de 1898. sss,. a5
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CREoITO Y AHORRO PONG NO

Secretaria La Junta G2neral de acclo-
nistas celehrada ell dia 8 del actual deolafo
insubsistente el TlTULO TRANslTORlO de
los Estatutos, toda vezs quo g! ap!lcarlo con
motive del carga de Ia moneda mexlcsnai Sc
realiz6 ell objeto para e! onal fae creaao; pero
tenieaao en- cuenta que por .virtud do lns 0'ti-
mos aoonteoimientos surge naevamente ell pro-
bIema de otro cange en- provision de emer'
genciae que puedan afeetar de un modo otro
Ia importaucia del sapital social, acordd con
vocar & los sefores aooionistss para, en- Asam
blea general de ascciados, tomar las resoluclo-
nes aua sc estimen mas oonvenisDtes para ga
rautizar & la socedad de quebrantos per-
juicios.
Y como pudiera suoeder que las oircuns
tancias determiuaran la rece,idad do sIterar
slguna de las bases lundameotslas do la socie'
dad 8 modifcar, siquiera fuese transitoriamen =
te, algun artfou'o de los Estatutos & del Re-
glame1to, Sc ruega los aehorss accion!stas la
asistencia personal al aoto que tendra efecto el
Domingo % del corsiente, las de Ia tarde
en- el domiclio do la sociedai, 4 fin de que les
aouerdos que SO tomsn revistan mayor sclem-
nidad. E5a:-.
e. Ponce, O,tubre 13 dc 1898 Ell Secreta
rio, j. p PusareN.-V ,. B o. Ell Presidente,
n. J. Rosdly. .-..: al
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Information al G0biernO americana

Convene desde luego l'evar al animo del
repTesentaute dei Gobierno americana las vor
da 'eres nec SHADES de nueetto terreno como
asf 10 haran eementoa del partido autonomista
histdrico segan rsza LA CORRESPONDENCE del
IA del presente; pero tsmbien es necesario que
rehtje en- esa information al criterio de la MAJ
yorfa ilustrada de! pats y que representa- los
elementos de vida del mismo, no sea que sin
4uerer, vengsmos areoordar las antjguas cams
rillas tan funestas para nuestro progreso Co.
mo debemos aoostambrarnoa & la decentralza-
c:6n en- todos los 6rdenes do la vds social cue es
ell sistema que Sc implantara en- abaoluto con
relaci6n q las inicistyas indviduales colecti.
vas, es oportuno que ell Gohierno americana
tambien olga la opinion de las poblaciones to-
das de Ia isIa para que dc este modo oriente gu
criterio en- el de la mayorfa dol pats sin exclu'
siviamos de principles poraooales , localidades;
ssf es que entendemos dsbs aux!iarse la co.
mission nombrada por los elementos del partido
hist5rico con otras comisiones que salgan, blen
de los pueblos departamentales de la agrupa
oi6n do los mismos por zonas, para one eepara
damente Ieyea su information resulte arm6'
nico e' cometido do todos en- bien de la conye
niencis general &.
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4 Al Mayor General Nj. Henry

He aquf Ell mensaje diEigido. pof el pueblo
de Adjuntas al general Henry, Aqne nos refe.
rimos aver: ~aga
sNada hay tan preciadp para ls vida de los
pueblos como la conqaista de sus iibertades.
El nuestro, este terrui6, nuestra qusfidAS
Borinquen, que hasta aver gimi6 sgobiada bsjos
el odio J repugnante mando de IN gobierno
opresor, divis5 en- el horixonts dc su lbertad
una aurora esplendente con Ia ocupaci6n deISS
Gobierno americana en- Sd territorio ss
Pueblo viril J, en6rg;co el de Ia Union
americana en- 81 deposito el aioa santa que gusfsa
daba como sfmbolo de sa redenoidn y On 81 conss
fla para ell respeto de sus Iereohcs. ss9
Penetrado, pues, de que 10 tratA do imposH
ner esta jurisdicoi6n IN alcalde ameriosno,
barreuando Ia legislacidn VICENTE, cercensndo2
los derechos del oiudadano, atropellando nues.s
ira condicion de pueblo libre J menoscabandoE
ell pyestigio, dccoro dignidad de los hijos de
este suelo, capaoes en- todo tempo para dirigir
el movimiento de Ia maquins administrative
porGue conocedores de- las necesidades de u
looalidad, sabran stenderlas CON la honradez
propia do todo peoho noble y generoso.
No pueden nj deben peFmitir los ausori.
bientes que ess soto Illegal SO lleve 4 caho bajo
ningaa ooncepto, y en- su virtdd hacen constsrs
su desagvado sobro tai resolucFdn pfotastandp
uns mil veoes en- forma soldmne yeon toda
la ensvgfa que 10 caraoteri,a, ante quien coFfss.
ponda. ,a
Afortunad smente rige los destinos d6 esta
villa el ilustrs general Henry On el oual oonou.
rren dotes prendas persoaaies de- alta estima
Y 81 oon eu elevaio criterio eabra hacer justi.
ola estos oiudsdanos
Siguen miles de frmas.
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l8de 0etHbfe

rs hoy el dfa designado para enarbolar
en- los edifcias publiccs ell pabeilonEde Las es-
trelas de las bsndas Despu6s de cuatro
sigos de coloniaje cesa = desaparace en- estgs
regiones defnitivamente Ia soberasfa do Espaha
- No sera nuessra puma "a ques en- estos ius
tantes de abrumaaor infortanio pata una naoi6n
her6ica, se desats revue!vs contra ella en- vi.
.1ulercias denuestos. Leal 2 abiertamente,
'siempre que lleg5 Ell caso, ell les sEonent en-
one mas arreciaba la reacoi6n engreids, eonba.
timos los dssaciertos y los errorss de sus go.
biernos. Con terlaedsd temera1ia porsistisron
6stos en- su sistema, por modo fatal sobraviuo
Ia oatastrofs "a preyista. Qaede psra la His
tcria el estudio el jueio del dominic espsnol
sobre las Antillsa. No tcca nosotros esa
tarea, al despedirnos de la enstfi ace Castillo
y de Ls6n 10 hscemos sin repcores en ell alma,
miento generoso hidago. Reuhe la raza
espahola junto s sus vicios sus reg BIOS gran
dss virtudes, y al dessparecer aqudllps dc nues
ira mente quedan estas de msnifi tsto a
aF. Despidamoa, puep, con el respite que Ia
desgrscia merece, 4 los atimos representantes
de Ia razs iberioa en- esta isla.
: Y ahora, s trabajar, unidos, poi Ia regene'
-raci6n social y polftica de nuestro pneblo. Las
rencillas, las disensiones rasadas stlo deban
servrnos de experieuca. va no hay por que
nj para que sucitarlas. Nadie las n1uevs. PEN
semos sacramento, de modo practieo, sin empi'
rismoe, en- cimentsr las bases de nuestro bienes'
tar future. Para clio hay que sprovechar todos
los slementos valio SOS del pats, veEgan de la
derechs, del osntro de Ia izquierda. Al de-
, signar Ia comisi6n que ha de trasladatse Was
hington para ilustrar a aquel gobierno sobre
nuestros problemas, desc cabida y srepres :nta-
ci6n todas las elases produetoras, q .odas La
,faerzas vivas de nuestra sociedsd. 1 Enviemos
slli ID, mas granada, 10 mas selectos Ia fjr y
.hatade cnsnto represente entire nosotros ta!ento,
riaue,a, aotividad, etc.. NADIA de prejuicios.
NADIA de e1e!usivismos. e Todos caantos ANA
mos 81 terraio dsbemos proper dsr 4 suavizar
asperezas, 4 estTechar distsncias, q cicatrizsr
hsridks del amor propio. UnAmosnos todos en-
Ia oomuni6n de un solo principle, de una sols
sspirsci6n: Ell progreso Ia fsliciaad de es:e
trozo de TERRA Americana. g
Y junto Ia baudera,de la gran pablica
quo dcsde hoy nos cobija, coloqaemos la ban
dsra de,la concordia. IPaz, ,trabajo amor sea
nusstro.l LENA en- 10 sucesivo! iSalud y pas &
todos los portorriqusfos de coraz6n, y de yo'
luntad, en- ell seno de la region amada! L
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Compra, venta
Y ALQULLER DE MUEBLES
NUEVOS Y USADOS
:. s.v MIsaAaRtGARsfDA NJ Y Cc:'

-44, SAN FkaSoI1st6 1FMkaaiSEIsAt6SHA II
-. Son m7chas Las cabazas de ganado u.
ouno cabsllar que van apareciendo del que ss
han robldo, algunas son pertenecientes Cs.l
muy de elias &c han hecho cargo sns dueios.
- Aver sc vendieron sobre el mueila 100
bsrriles con uvas, 100 oajss oon pasas. 0 sacoz
con cominos $50 sacos con garbanzos.
~ Refriendoae al azacar, dice Gel Lis
tfn Comeroials que las operaeiones en- este dull
&c SO iimitan pequefios Totes que cambian de
manos para ell consume local, & tipoa quo Va.
rfan mucho segun su clsae color.
- El dia "a del oorrients las Q de Il
tsrde tendra lugar en- las Salas Consstorialsa.
ante Ia Jants del ramo, la subssta para el abss-
to de carnes do esta ciudad durante los dias 2
al 1s de Noviembre p,6ximo.
~ Deseamos averiguar ell paradero de
don Ramon Rodriguez, telegrafsts que fn6
del Pepino, pues no hay forma de ayerigusr.
10. 10-5
- Vsrios individuos reoorrieron anoche
las GALES de esta siudad tocsndo ma bombs.
Creemos que ell seiior Alcalde no debe perni-
tir, dadas las circunstsnoias actuales, ninguna
olase de parrandas que pusdan dar origen de- Z
s5rdenes.
-. Aver tarde entr6 en- nusstre-ple,to
otro bsreo hospital perteneciente la armsda
nortesmericana. '@
-. segan noticias que tenemos de- Cabs,
Ia repatrisci6n, hasta la fecha Sc ha reducidos
solo los soldsdos enfermos
-. Lleg5 anoche. preoedente de Maya
gusz, nuestro distirguido amigo el Lcdo. don
jose Maria Fgueras
-. Hoy, como las nueve de 10 mshsns,
salt6 tern el battalion de tropas ysgslarsQ
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-18
ELEUTER|O LUG0

Mes partisipan de Gaayams la infausta
nuevs &c que en- las dltmss heras del dia 6
de los oorrentes fa5 enoontrado Oh el rio Gaa.
mani el cadaver de don Eeuterio Lug', profe
sor de una de las escaelas de sqaes wills.
Cr6ese que fue bafiarse, que pereci6
sfstima. dc un aoci!ents, pues la ropa estaba
amoutonaia janto la margen del rio, exoepto,
Ia franela, que llevabs puesta.
Su muerte ha edo muy sentiaa en- aquells
pob, b,aci6., donds resi!io muchos afioe, desem
pe1ando las funeiones d;l Nag stero Mu
chos j6venss de aili faeron sus discipu!os.
Ell entiarro consti.uy6 uns verdaaera ma
nifsstaci6n de duelo.
Deia una viuda y IN tierno nifio dessm-
parados.