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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-30
AN INTERESTING LECTURE.
Mrs. FowIsrs Discourse on the Choice Of Ocoupa-
tlons and The Cause Of Failure.

"The Choice OF Occupation and the
Cause of Failure" was the subject of
the lecture by Mrs Fowler widow
OF the late Prof Fowler, in Y. Nj. c. A.
hall last evening. Mrs. Fowler described
the organs OF the mind and stated their
relation to the abilities OF the indlVid-
ual. The advisability of consulting
phrenology before selecting an occupa-
tion was urged upon her hearers ana
the cause for failures in business was
laid to the failure on the part of the
individual to have those organs OF the
mind that were necessary n the Dusi-
ness selected or to the fact that the
environment was not of the sort that
induced success. Specific reasons for
the lack of success i'm the case OF per-
sons having specified characteristics
were given and the lecture was illus
trated with the plaster cast OF typi-
cal head and "A couple of charts.
She said tnat the schools should nave
teachers VINO understood phrenology,
and these teachers should be able to
develop those organs Of the mind which
they found 10 be lacking In their pu-
pills. anual training was valuable be-
cause IL cultivated the perceptive facul-
ties and manual deXterity. She object
ed 10 the giving Of prizes I'm the schools
because it made thieves OF the pupils
who strove for the prizes. They would
sell out for the prizes or would submit
as their own work that which was not
theirs. When they became older they
would seI out I'm other things. and when
they voted they would sell out at the
polls. Then when they held Office they
would. sell out there. and when they
were Sent To- Washington they would
sell out the nation Never. she said
was the nation SO corrupt as at the
present time People were saying 10
was n marvellous yation. but il was
marvellous in fighting and murder and
corruption. IL was time the nation
tackled shin.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-30
They Are Not Running on Time, but Patrons
Are Being Transported.
STEAM TRAINS ARE MUCH DELAYED.
Shore Line From New York Much Behind Time
New London Express Held Up Near Auburn,
and ShoysIIsrs Had 10 Clear Tracks.

The northeast storm which has ragged
since an early hour this morning made
life miserable for those who were COM
PEELED TO be ont OF doors TO any extent.
While the snow came down quite brisk
ly and continuously no great impedi-
ment to local travel had occurred up to
. o'clock this afternoon. and the street
cars were running on the several lines,
on sort OF a go-asyou- please sched-
ule, but they ran, and that was what
the people wanted.
The Union Railroad Company was
doing everything TO keep these lines
open, and snow plows were being run
almost continuously during the day.
while on several OF the routes cars were
running double, and in some cases
triple, in order TO keep the tracks clear
of an accumulation of snow. In the
meantime large gangs of men We're
kept at work clearing the tracks in the
suburban sections. and there Is reason
TO hope unless the storm should In
crease In intensity. that there VIII be
no serious interruption to street car
travel.
The steam trains were not so fortu-
nate. and while all trNins which left the
city are believed to have reached their
destinations some OF them had difficult
ty in getting along. The 1910 express
from this city TO New London had trou-
bile before reaching Auburn, and some
shovelline had 10 be done before the
train could proceed. The trains To and
from Boston got along pretty We'll be-
ing u little late. but the Shore line train
due here shortly after ~ o,eieeh did ffet
arrive until 2:i5 o'clock. being about
two hours and a quarter late.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-30
MAY Continue All Day.

Boston. Nov. 30-Another heavy
northeast snow storm started In here
Just before seven o'clock this morning
and an hour later has settled down to
it's work in "A, way that promised sew
eral inches of snow at least brisk
wind of 20 miles an hour was blowing
from the rth-northeast. These condi-
tions will greatly interfere with the
work that Is being done at points where
vessels are wrecked as the sea is run
ming high and the snow is thick on the
water. The weather bureau officials
state that the storm probably viii con-
Time all day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-30
Passenger TraIrs Given Preference.

New Haven. Conn, Nov. 30.-An or
der was issued today by the New York.
New Raven & Hartford railroad. which
practically suspends all freight. traffic
or the road until the snow blockada
is raised. The additional snow Of to-
day had delayed the train service some
what and the purpose OF the order is 10
give the passenger trains the prefer
ence over the freight trains. AS the
snow had apparently spent its force
early this afternoon. il is likely that the
order will be I'm effect but a short time.
I'm fact the freight service may be re-
surlci tonight.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-30
Jury Sull Out.

The trial OF the case OF Charles Frazer
and Charles n. Frazer against the town
of East Providence was resumed in the
United States Circuit Court this morn 4.
ing. and further testimony was ad-
dured on ehalf OF the defendants. At
1:tO O'Clock the case was given TO the
jury. and at 9:s0 o'clock this afternoon
was still out.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-30
Mr.. Comsteck Dead.

Mr.. Andrew Comstock, president OF
the Commercial National bank and Sc
nior member of the firm of Comstock
g. Sons. died at his home this morning
of pneumonia Mr.. Comstock was one
of the best known and most highly re-
spected business men in the state.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-30
Meeting Postponed.

The meeting Of the Democratic state
central committee. which was TO have
been held today. has been postponed.
owing 10 the storm, until Monday next.
az li.so a. M. when the members OF the
committee will meet. as usual at the
Narragansett Hotel. The chairman and
secretaries OF the several city and
town committees have been invited to
attend the conference.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-30

The Matinee Whist Club recently or
ganized at Miss Grace Franklin's resi-
dence includes in membership Miss Mae
l.. Watson, Miss Alice Allen Miss
Maud Leonhard, Miss Edith Stokes,
Miss Daisy Nichols, Miss Edna Miriar,
Miss Emma Sweet Miss Elsie Hodgson,
Miss Grace Franklin, Miss Lena Baker.
Miss Albert G.. Rider and Mrs. j. AL
bert Chaffee. The club will meet next
Friday afternoon with Miss Leonhard
at 122 Taylor street.
The Society Of Beneficent Daughters,
connected with the Beneficent Congre-
gational church, held a sofa pillow
sale in the vestry of the church last
evening. The affair was largely attend
ed and the young ladies served cream,
and cakes.
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r NJ Decker. Philadelphia.
Il B Whall. Boston. ,r
IL ii Landers. Grand Rapids.
X Il Harwood, Chicago.
j Hambrot Boston.
i Ernstein, New York.
j : sarter. Boston.
IA w Tenney. Boston.
T. NJ Butler, New Haven.
j w Stone, New Haven,
A Il Smith. Boston.
Artuhr Meltzer. Boston.
II n Hosmer. New Haven.
Samuel A Ditman, New Haven.
] $ Barhyett. Brooklyn.
RAYMOND A Robbins, Boston.
II Soutar. Boston.
Thos Il Hickey. New London,
NJ w Hart, Boston.
G Hinman. Brooklyn.
G ID Woodman. Boston.
Geo T. Creighton, Boston.
j Butler Boston.
] Langworthy. New York.
VIM III Burkhsrdt. Philadelphia
w l. Rama, Boston.
Il l. Steere Mansfield.
III II Barton. ontario, cal.
Geo II Collerd. New York.
III A Hall, Boston. - - ~,
John Hartley. Lowell. %l
Jas + Torrey and wife. Portland.
w TX Harvey, New 1oIh.
Il + Quilz. Springfield.
j r. Fuller New York.
II l. Studley. Boston.
w III Greenwood, Boston.
IA Griswold. Boston.
j Il Curry. New York.
A A Sparrow, Boston
Geo A Riley Boston.
Charles J. Wallis. Boston.
Geo Il Walls. Philadelphia.
Thos B Segar and wife. Hope Valley.
II y Dady and wife. New Haven.
Edw- e. Baldwin. Boston.
Chas Frazer. Clinton. Mass.
E L Hanley, Torrington, CT.
F G Covell. Torrington, CT.
VIM A Sumner. Boston.
" NJ Clay. Laconia.
W Davis. LaConiq.
\ v Harlow New York
G Wooley, New York.
Fred II Low. BOSTON.
1. y Kingman, Attleboro.
PERRIN.
w Sinclair. Holyoke.
g. NJ Clark, Boston.
j * Tiff. Norwich.
Geo T stone, Boston.
Il III Bartlett and wife, Boston.
Max Etlinger. New York.
Mrs V Mcintosh. New York.
Mrs e Lascelles. New York.
w II Greenwood. Boston.
j II Darling. Providence.
Chas II Kayser, New York.
G II Paris, Providence.
S Phillips, Providence.
SAVOY.
C III Evans. Providence.
NJ 4 Williams and wife, Kingston.
w J Maggie. Boston.
+ M Phelps, Boston.
J w Franklin, Boston.
A Martin, New York.
Geo III Brown, Providence.
A w Simonds, Boston.
John G. Simonds. Boston.
B NJ Smith. Denver.
Ed u Hagan, Pawtucket.
C. Smith. Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-30
TONIGHT and TOMORROW NIGHT

And each day and night during this week
you can get AT any druggists Kemp's Balsam
for the Throat and Lungs, acknowledged 10
be- the most successful remedy every sold for
Coughs. Group. Bronchitis. Asthma and Con
sumption. Get a bottle TODAY and keep IL
always in the house. 30 YOU can cheek your
cold at once. Price Zoe. and Soc. sample
bottle free.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-30
Mas Made On Assignment

According to the city hall records to-
day Michael J. Sullivan. doing business
under the firm name OF ". !. sullivan
A. BRO. has made an assignment TO
James r. Egan, for the benefit OF his
creditors.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-30
Grain Market.

Quotations marked by arc Tor Isss tEan
1900, par yslue of stock
nj videnl
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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 newspaper
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-04-13
PREC|0S Sin COMPETENC|A

miento de sentencia; ponente, Valls; abogado,
Ramos; procurador, Palacios.-Juzgado de- Co.
merfo, contra Pedro Santiago Castro, por hurto;
ponente, Morera; abogado, Ramos; procurador,
CabslIero. Jazgado de idem, contra Francisco
Donis Ramos, por hurto;. ponente, Martinez;
abogado, Cuevillas; procurador, Veles.
~. Retreta mafiaoa por la banda del ba-
talon Provisional mum 4. Pleas que ejecu.
tara en- la misma: la. Paso-doble con oorne.
tas, <El Cisne,; Bur6n. "a. Sinfonfa origi'
nal; Canepa ga. Capricho, <Moraima,; Es'
pinosa "a. Fantasia de la opera <Maobeth,; !;
Verdi. So. Tanda de rigod6n <Couquelicot,; !;
Metra. g.. Paso doble final; nm.
~. Sc ha alberto al pdblico en- Berlin Ell
llamado Museo Postal, en- el cual SO pone de
manifesto el desarrollo complete de los SER
vicios postales desde los tiempos mas primitivos
hasta el dfa. Segdn las personas que asistieron
q la Inauguration, ell Museo es una de las
cosas mas interesantes dignas de estudio
que encierra Ia capital alemana, que llama
particularnente la atenci6n ell departamento
destinado commissioners rApidas, en- donde
&c ven todos los sistemas de tel6grafos, tel6'
fonos, fondgrafos, cables submarines, tele.
graffa sin alambres todo 10 que de mas
modernoy adelantado existe en- ell ramo de
Correos y Telegrafos.
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IMPORTATION D|RECTA

que hablar en- Europa. Su tipo no tiene NADIA
de distinguido, puede decirse de 81 que es
algo as1 como un <tendero, mas menos illus
trado, con pretensiones de Napoleon. Las
referencias que el duque dc Veragua tenfa de
la condolences de caracter de Mac Kipley las
vi6 confrmadas mas tarde, cuando tuvo oca =
sion de cultivar su trato,
~ Lean este las damas y caballeros de
esta capital: Trajes de novias, ointas 6nas
de todas clases y colorea, oasimires de Ultima
novedad, adornos caprichosos para sombreros,
velo religioso de superior calidad, elegantes
encajes y entred6s, olanes fnos, panuelos de
seds, etc., ETC., todo precio baratfsimo en- Ell
sin rival establecimiento clos Dependencies, {,
cal'e de la Fortaleza, namero 80. La tienda
de la moda y donde mejor Sc complace al pa
blico capitaef1o en- general. Acudid.
~ Leyendo Ia prensa ponce1a deducimos
que por aquellas latitudes andan los Animos
bastante exaoerbados Ell <coco .macaco, ae
esgrime con alguna frecuencia. Con este mo.
two nuestro colega Ella Democracia, hace Ia
siguiente refexi6n: <iSi estarkn esperanto
los yankees!,
~ En- Ia peluquerfa <Laurak Bat,, San
Francisco 40, Sc han recibido ooleociones de
Gel 1mparoial,, de Madrid; <Don Quijote,,
<La Revista Moderns,, eel Cato Negro,,
Barcelona y Madrid C6mico, un portfolio
de <Barcelona C6mica,. Entire los grabados
que publioa <La Revista Moderna,, cu6ntanse
el gabinete insular dc Puerto Rico un exec
le tie croquis vista panoramica del puerto de
la Habana. Todos dichos peri6dicos resultan
muy interesantes.
~. Hemos tenido el gusto de saludar en-
esta redaooi6n nuestro querido amigo com.
pahero 81 sehor don Gustavo Evaristo Izcoa
Dfaz, quien ha regresado de Cadiz en- Ell vapor
<Montevideo,. Muoho nos alegramos de que
el compaflero Sc devuelvs al seno de gu pats,
deseAndole toda saerte de prosperidades bic
nestar.
~. Las frases que en- cablegrama Official
consagra Ell general en- Jefe del Ej6roito de Gu
ba al buque hospital <Alicante, en- el momento
de zarpar para la Peninsula, sen de esas que
pueden enorgu!lecer al Cuerpo de Sanidad Mill
tar. Vease el texto del aludido telegrama
<Capitan general Ministro Guerra. .-Esta tar
de ha saldo con 500 enfermos para Cadiz vapor.
hospital Alicante, con tai intelgenoia es.
nero preparado, que dudo puedan r aoldados
de ningdn Ejercito mejor stendidos cuidados.
Me honro en- manifestarlo asf 4 V. E. en- cum.
plimiento de mi deber.- Blanco
~. <El Hersldo de Puerto Rico, dice
que ell se6or Egozcue no 6rm6 Ia protesta diri.
gida por todos los compromissrios liberales
Ia naci6n al gobierno de Ia colonia.
~ Juicios orales para maf1ans: Juzgsdo
de Catedral, contra Juan Gonzalez y Luis Lopez,
por homiodio frustrado; ponente, presidente;
abogados, Rossy Lsndr6n; procuradores, We.
lez Palacios.- Juzgado de San Francisco,
contra Justine Navarro Garcia, por quebrsnta-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-04-13
Ia HERENc1A DEL CoNDrNApo

crso nocente, Depues vd que ueumba por
un aunerisma: al Marques, la mue press
de un vedadero de ocura gar
no! 70 soy asesino! Mi hijo!. El hiio do un
asesno. ....,
Isl, pesar de odo esto aqusl hombre era nocente En-
vano Sr Delalande compusaba causa "a poda
char esta idea shora vea Ell da sguene que aqus
bre haba sdo condenado sobreao empeado
Ia caroe yendo pevene que haban encontrado Marques
muerto en- gu eeda habfa asveado ell coaz6n
NAL cucblo de Sc ha hecho iusc dieron unos Es
taba loco decsraron sus antiques compadsros.
Como la noche anterior e Delaande no pudo dor
MIR Sallo, maquinamente lugar dc drgirse por las
roca se me6 las tieras. Va Ieexoaaba obedscfa
un impulse secreo dgi6 haoia castillo que domna
mar, no eo del semAforo deAs del circo dc Rochsreu
aba vstsdo aqaeos sio ve en- la epoca en- que ex
plorabs ell pas, no habfa vuelto & eos.
Por de casualdade que los creyentes ven
dedo de Dos rnc6n del mundo qae habfa eegdo para
temna 81 das estaba situado 81 castillo de Ire
e castillo do Ia fama de Montmorkn Ell castillo de
Treysnec 10 haba vsto 81 desdc leos nsvegando
DO Frshe haba enrado aqueas terraa marnero
80 10 habfa nombrsdo este le habfa basado.
In cuanto al castillo de Rocheneuf Importance mas
modesto que deTevenec 10 vefa mueha frscusncs eds
mar sempre cerado excepto verano, que ba Ia fam
liza de Montmoran asar ocho dez emanas Nunca go
caba Ail
ALI sin embargo, adonde dirigfa ahora, como
vista de aquelos detAs de los cuas haba vvido
empos, la vetma de Vile Away pudiese camar sus
nquietude tardios remordmento LEGO al bosque de
pnos suado ell fondo de aquea pequea bah descanss
agunos nsante vov6 emprender la Marcia nor los cam
subi6 haca el semaforo. Desde a podfa disnguir
Ia silusa del CASTILLO Sc sorpend6 mucho
anas alumbradas poque averno 81 Saba que a ami
s de Montmoan pasabs regularmente ests esseion
Msdiedis Oeurrfs ago anomal Un aduansro que ssgua
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nosoos gran utdad ves clio inconvenience
ruego que me sgais seguida.
Ell marques contests sin vacar:
Con mueho gusto.
Hlzo algunas reoomend3ciones baia & muer:
partd e magistrado En- ell canine oambaron agaLaa
frases Ell Juez oont6 muy superfcamene 10 que habfa
hecho Ell Marques la armaci6n que habfa for
muado
Ell m6dco debe equvocarse acerca del momsno exacto
do Ia muer pueso con segurdad, mi desgacado amigo
viva adn las
Ell sehor Deaande reervaba todos efectos para ell
momento que euvesen delante del csdaver Cuando s
Marques v6 el cuerpo de amigo cay6 de roda e bes6
la
-Hablemos, ahora;-dijo el uez, sempre ben6voo.
-Estoy vuestra dsposici6n, csbalero.
IA que whistles aver aquf?
"A buscar suma que mi amigo prestaba
-iY que haba retirado aver mismo de de ban
quero!
ESQ es cabalero. Y ain debf conner con el pero
Ultima hora fu6 impossible. de las diez sali6 Ell
Baron eperarme la estaci6n de Vile de Away la noche
estaba buen paeamos POGO por los del bosque
despues entramos On la
FL juez hizo notar
Los erados, ino vieron?
Sc habfan aeostado nosotros pasamo por la puerte.
cita hay a ondo del ardn FL Baron entreg6
treinta mil frances que hsba proetdo; volvmos sar
eas en- seguda hasts que egs Ell en que
bfa llevsrme Paris.
-sOs acompan6 hasta la estaci6nl
Ell Marques tuvo movimisnto de impaeiencs
basrosde Ill que me n''s'' ''f' Ca
Un nterrogatoro que puede NADIA que hiers
senor pueso que stais tan nteresado
busear la verdad En- rssamen sos acompah6 hasa
ci6n vuestro amigo?
No Yono 10 permit porque tosf. POGO; ha tent
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como "a te voy venciendo2
d Pero 20, monde , lirondo,
10 mismo que & Calder6n,

como va te voy venoiendop
Pero 20, monde , lirondo,
10 miamo que 4 Calderon,
le niego su afrmaci6n
81 sefior de Vixoarrondo.
Vamos, contestad, sei1ores,
si 8 no, en- castellano viejo:
'iEn Ia oorte = en- Caugrejo,
no existen 4 un tempo hores2
mo existe 81 oielo estrellado,
Ia misma luna de plata,
81 mismo mar que. .retrats
como squf su disco helado?
Sobre todo, y Oh confundo
de un mismo golpe 4 los dos,
aquf y allf, no hay un Dios
ieual para todo el mundo!
81, sf, 10 bellezs esta
en- todas parte presente,
serA entire Of diferente,
pero mejor, EQUAL eerA?
....,sss .s.'''''
-. ''''''''
I'm medic tendr6is qnisas
de saber cual es mas bella:
Ia que mas ameis, aquella
e. mas bella = vale mas.
Calder6n, Ia de Madrid
de6ende con ciego ardor;
pues para este es Ia mejor
Ia desoendiente del Cid.
la cangrejera es la fera
que 4 Vizcarrondo atrserfa;
pues para este, no hay tu tia,
meior 90 Ia csngfejers.
Por mi parte, he dado fondo
ala entablada question.
= adios quedad, Calderdn,
' sdi6s quedad, Vizcsrrondo.
p. d. Chicos, quisiera
me llenaseis un desec;
por 81 pr6ximo correo
mandadme una cangrejera
Por la copia,
f. DE LUSTON(
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Va R ! { D 4 D ES.

A los candidates. conoo;s Gase; =. ;on oo
oiudadanos que os eligenp Pues cumplir hon
radamente vuestra mission, sereis reelegidos
cuantas veces querais- Para que no desmayeis
en- vuestro diffcil cargo, os recomendamos
Champagne Viuda Clicquot, Luis Roederer,
Theophi!e Roederer; vinos de las mejores bo-
degas de J6rez: NJ. Msa, Gonzalez Bias A.
r. Valdespino; ioores Maria Bri.ard y Roger,
vino Tokay samos del archipielagode Grecis.
Sc yende en- Gel Colmado de CERECEDO
HERMANCS Y COMPANIA.
llm2cnn Liberia de Olimpio Otero Ponce)
"'"~'S" Puerto-Rico. KOWALSKI.-
Galop, opera II, so centavos. Marcia hinga'
ra, 50 centavos.- KRAMER. La Indiana,
mum. l, faeil, walls, 40 entavos. Ell Judfo
errante, 40 centavos. -LANNER.-Album de
10 walses escogidos, peso. LILLE - Polka,
80 oentavos. vos.-LABITZKI.-Polk 25 centa
vos.-LANGEY.-Man serenata meii.
cana, 80 centavos. Ell Carnival de los niflos,
album fAcil para manospequehas, 90 otvs.
Pe|uquerla ''EI Buen Gusto" s;m..U San JusTs 1s
Elegancia, prontitud, esmero. Hay un cons
tante surtido de pcrfumerfa seecta. Gran es
tablecimiento de BANOS DE DUCHAy ASE(
Sc admiten abonados.-JUAN APELLANIZ
propietario.
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EBenito J. CaIrefas. osse:s', osss;s q; 1..s.l =
comisionista, tiene su o6cins TetuAn 4e.-Ta
l6fono 57.-Capital. 4
Julian Silva SAN JUsTo NUMERo ls
'-" o"'~ Dep6sito de Maquinas de coser.
ComPra, Venta y Alquiler. Sc dan plazos
10 mlsmo las nuevas que las usadas, siendo
responsible Ia misma maquina: lanzaderas
agujas dc todas classes para las mismas fn6pi-
dad de accesorios diffciles de enumerar. Ada.
mas 70 compran J venden muebles usados. San
JUAN 1oef'o-aoo' (al d. ~
'E| ParSionSe" 7PEhU9uERI rfIIIn Fri AZ AZ, PER
LECOMPTE.-CR 49, surtido general
importation directa de 10 mas seleoto que en-
perfumerfa Sc fabrica en- Francia, Inglaterrs s
Italia. Especialidad en- enseres de eBarberfs
J Perfumerfa ingless,. Limpiesa y servioio
inmejorable Sc admiten abonos.
Fl Tnnfn -Unico depdsito del desacreditado
Il 'V"'o' RON TOPACIO, las tres sss.-
Este ron p5simo, internal y mata gente, ss
regala los tocayos del estableoimiento 4 so
oentavos botella.-Arecibo, calle Pavfa no. 10.
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sus superiores de nuestro iIustre Gobernsdor
eclesiastioo DR.. Bea En- todos los pueblos
dejan imperecedero recuerdo da su cello = las
huellas indelebles de su incansable actividad.
En- estos dfas ell pueblo de Lola Sc honra con
tenerlos en- su seno esta obteniendo la codi-
cads contribution de sus inteligencias de- su
negotiable generosdad. Con sus palabras
con sus ejemplos estan ensehando las virtudes
cristisnss, predioando~ el evangeio de paz por
aquellos campos. Otras veces los misioneros
han vertido sobre Ia genie que va a las misiones
pslabras sencillas, llenss de fe, de tenor al in
6erno de tenor Dios; ahora los padres San
tander Domfnguez estan derramando en- I.oi
q ls misma doetrina ciertamepts, pero empsr-
lada. sbrillsntsds, f"garante, cop mpchss
grandezas bellezas de que es eapsz Ia pslabra
humana. Anteapoche inaugnraron las msiones,
con upas conferences de sabos, lenas de alta
clencla cristiana dc ejsmplar ap.ualit.d El
tslento la bondad de los padres misiopcros
les hacen yer las cosas en- el pdpito, desde un
punto de vista ten alto por el dominic como
cimiento de las coetambres modo de ger de
nuestro pats, que su predicaci6n al eescender
sobre las inteljgapcas los cofascnes produce
tfectos maravilosos desconocidos Nosotros
no hemcs podido DIR estos misioneros mae que
una vez y no todo un dscurso; 10 bas,ante sin
embarg,, para sentir por elcs, como oradores,
gran sdmrscion; como predicadores, respsto
.aquiescencia en- sus doetriuas."
y -. El vapor <Montevideo,, que lego aver
tardea nuestro puerto, hzo esca'a en- Martinioa |
-. Servicio de Ia gaardia civil duraute
Ell dfa de aver: dando cuenta dc un incendo |
ocurrdo en- el barrio del Duque, de Naguabo,
en- un bchfo de pajas, propiedad de- don Alber-
to Lopez.
-. Segdn dicen de Psrfs, la Camara de |
diputados aprob6 por 800 votos contra Ill
las decaraciones del Gobierno acerca de Ia
question entire Espaila los Estados Unidos.
-. Pssajeros llegados On Ell vapor espa-
fol sMontevideo, procedentes de Barcelona
etcalss: don George Schongart, don Juan Bau-
tista Muffx, don Juan Gonzalez, don Benigno
Luiha, don Francisco Cayuelas y familia, don
Jose Sanchez Csstilla, don Jose Maria Msrti-
nes familia, don Gustayo lzcos, don jose A.
Rodriguez, dof1s Filomena Alfonso, don jose
Alba Absd, don Pedro Rabago, dciia Modesto
Sevillano hijo, doha Felipa Params, don
Bsldomero Qaijano, don Jose Maria Lsgo,
doha Maria Dolores n don Esteban Prieto
Cssals, don Antonio Salvador, don Rogelio
Csmuhss, don Salvador Crsspo, don Ciriaco |,