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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-11-09
Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey.

Keep THE up for a short time and gas
trio trouble viii disappear; the dinner
will be quickly converted into blood.
bone and musc.e. Duffys Malt Is the
only whisl1ey c.assed by the govern
ment among incidents.
To be had of all reliable druggists
and grocers. Positively refuse substi-
tutss.
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AIahnmn Congressmen.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Nov. 9.-Re-
ms from the state show that the
mocrats have carried all of the nine
,eress districts This is a Demo-
tic gain Of one. Milford W. Howard
opD. at present representing the Sew
tn district. The following is the
ALBANIA list complete: First district,
orge w. Taylor; Second district,
;se f. Stallings; Third district, Henry
Clayton: Fourth district, G. A. Rob-
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All Republican congressman.

HARTFORD Nov. 9.-Returns show
that the Republicans have carried all
OF the four congressional districts in
this state. This leaves the Connecticut
delegation unchanged politically. Fol-
lowing is the list complete:
First district, e. Stevens Henry.
Second district, N. D. Sperry.
Third district Charles A. Russell.
Fourth district. L. ]. Hill.
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Notice Is hereby given that Letters Of
Administration were I'm due form OF law
granted unto the undersigned, on the
twcntv-gixth day Of October. A. ID. ls9s
ana thar all persons having claims
against tho estate Of the deceased must
present the same duly attested. TO tho
said administrator on or before tho
tyentv-aixth dnv Of October. 1895, or abide
tbe Act Of Assembly In such case made
ard provided
WILLIAM NJ CONNOLLY.
Administrator
mncton, Del
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LIcENsE APPLICATIONS.

notice. TERRENCE CARNlN, tbs
tenant and occupant of the house situ-
ated at the southwest corner Of Chris
tlana and Hcald streets, known
as the Herbert House, IN the sec
ond ward. IN the city Of Wilmington
county Of Now Castle and state or Dela-
ware. ga compliance with the require
ments Of the acts Of the General Assem-
llv ln such case made and provided do
hereby give notice that I shall apply In
writing TO the Court Of General Sessions
OF the state Of Delaware. i'm and for New
castle county. on Monday. the 2lst day OF
November. 1895. being the next term or
said court for a license for said house, as
an inn or tavern, for the sale therein or
Intoxicating liquors an less quantities
than one quart. TO be drunk ON the prem
ises. and the following respectable citi-
Gems Of said ward, at least twelve OF
whom are substantial freeholders OF said
ward, recommend the said application,
viz:
James +. Reilly, John May.
.'rhomas T. Dale. james c. Dale
Israncis u. Welsh. John r. Curren,
.G. C. Slaughter VIM. =, Bruce
DanieI callahan. James b. Stevenson
James II. Green, Seotse rune
John Thurman, y g. huhun6'
Pobf I NIcCloskey. Thos. i. Russell.
John McElwce James 4. nloAlus"'
Michael Fahey john DtaoS' ,
John Feeney, -,-,.,- ~~.r,xrrNr :
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Minnesotn Goes Democratic.

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 9.-The Demo-
Gratis have carried Minnesota, and this
is the first time in many years that the
state has been carried by the DemOc-
racy. John Lind is elected governor by
a majority of from 10000 to $4,000. The
legislature, however, is Republican.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-11-09

LITTLE ROCK, Nov. 9.-The following
congressman are elected: First district,
p. d. McCulloch (Dem); Second dis
trict, J. S. Little (Dem); Third district,
Thomas c. McRCe (Dem.); Fourth dis
trict, W. /. Terry (Dem); Sixth district.
:. Brundidge (Dem.).
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Colorndo congressmen.

DENVER, Nov. 9.-Returns received
here show that the congressional dele
cation from this state is unchanged.
the two representatives being re-elect-
ed. Following is the Colorado list com.
plete First district, John f. Shaffroth
(silver Rep); Second district, John c.
Bel PONY.
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emocratic Gain In New York.

emocrntic Gain In New York.
1W YORK. Nov 9.-The following
,ressmen have been elected in New
state:
rst District - Joseph NJ. Belford
p.
cond-John ]. Fitzgerald (Dem.).
ird-William A. Prendergast (Rep).
,urth-B. T. Clayton (Dem).
Charles G.. Bennett (Rep.).
Eth-Mitchell May (Dem.).
venth-Nicholas Muller Dem.).
ghth-E. J. RiOrdan (Dem.).
nth-Thomas J. Bradley (Dem.).
nth-Amos J. Cummings CDem).
eventh-William Sulzer (Dem.).
velfth-George b. Mcclellan (Dem).
iirteenth-J. NJ. Levy (Dem).
,urteenth-W. A. Chanler (Dem).
fteenth-Jacob Rupert, Jr. (Dem.).
venteenth-A. S. Tompkins (Rep).
4 ghteenth-John II. Ketcham (Rep).
1 neteenth-J. H. Livingstone (Dem.)
ventieth-M. II. Glynn Dem).
venty-first-J. II. Stewart (Rep).
venty-second - Lucius n. Littauer
1.).
venty-third-L. w. Emerson (Rep),
yenty- fourth-Charles A. Chicken
i (Rep).
4 venty-dfth - Charles S. Sherman
%.
4 y-sixth-George w. Ray CRep)
xenty-seventh - NJ. J. Driscol
4 p).
=. venty- eighth - Serene Z. Payne
4 o..
h Nenty-ninth-Charles w. Gillet
p.
lirtieth - James W. Wadswortl
II p.
& lirty-first-J. NJ. e. O'Grady (Rep)
lirty-second 49, William II. RyaI
M.
lirty-third-E. G. Alexander Rap)
Observation-Disclosures B. Hooke
p.
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ATLANTA, Nov 9.-In the Seventh
district Maddox CDem) distanced his
Populist opponent in the congressional
race by a tremendous majority. How
ard, Democratic candidate for congress
in the Eighth Georgia district. defeated
Moose, Populist
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NASSAU New Providence, Nov. g.
Reliable news has just been received
here saying a steamer is ashore on the
northeast part of Cat island. She is
painted black, is deserted, has two fun
nels, two masts and no Lighthouses.
Her name is not known.
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Their Of the little girl, was burning
some rubbish in the back yard OF her
home, No. 941 Reed street, and in play
ing around the child's clothes in some
way became ignlted.
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Parliamentary woolley has issued the
LIST Of the CAUSES for trial for the
November term Of the Superior Court
FOR this state. commencing Monday
November %. There are 1877 cases to
GENE before the court.
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SPRINGFIELD Mass. Nov. Eek
Lieutenant Governor Byron Weston
died of apoplexy at his home in Dalton
last night.
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On thc wroar scent.

Indignant Wlfe-If you don't quit
selling liquor TO my husband 1 shall
prosecute you 70 the full extent ofthe
lawl
Observation-Disclosures his name, ma'am?
Ellis name is Abealom Rambo."
"There amt any man of that name
comes here. ma'am. Try the drug
store next door. Chicago Tribune.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-11-09

'homas McCorkle, a prominent LEGAL
;iness man, viii lecture Sunday af-
noon at the Y. M. c. A., taking fO1
subject Prosperity The lecture
i commence at S.45 p. m.
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bins: Fifth district, Willis Brewer; Sixth
district, John II. Bankhead; Seventh
district, John l.. Burnett; Eighth dis
trict, Joseph Wheeler; Ninth district
Oscar W. Underwood
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He-A penny for your thoughts.
She-It's bargain, but I'm afraid
you viii not get full value for your
money
well, here's the penny. Now what
were you thinking OFF"
( "You."-Ckicag Evening News.
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NORFOLK. Nov. "a telegram has
been received from I. T. Merritt at New
York reading as follows; Teresa
ashore on Cat island. Hold Merritt
with crew and apparatus, also Captain
CbfftQnden"
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IIrrI.E ana RIIRNED.

Elsie Lavid, 8 years Old, is suffering
with severe burns, and the physician
in attendance is deeply concerned
about her recovery. Mrs. Lavid, mo-
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MEEW WONDERLAND THEATRE
HE, p WANTED.

WANTED. Girl for domestic SER
vice in the country. f-r.y 7O7 West
Tenth street.
WANTED. Good white girl for gem
eral housework 2l3 West Second St.
yyANTED-A good female cook. Apply
at Graystone Beech and clayton streets.
ACTIVE SOLICITORS wanted every
where for "The Story of the Philippines,
by MuInt Halstcld, commissioned by tho
Government ass Official Historian TO tho
War Department. The book was written
I'm nrmy camps at San Francisco, on tho
Pacific with General Merritt. In the hos-
pitfalls at Honolulu. I'm Hong Kong, In tho
American trenches at Manila, I'm the in
sursent camps with Aguinaldo, on the
deck OF tho Olympia with Dewey and In
the roar OF battle at the fall OF Manila
Bonanza for agents. Brlmful OF original
pictures taken by government photogra-
piers on the spot. Large book. Low
prices. Rig profits. Freight paid. Credit
given. Drop all trashy. unofficial war
books. Outnt free Address, II. 4. Bar
Der. Secy., $50 Dearborn ST., Chicago.
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FoR SALE.

PARLOR STOVES.-Two handsome
parlor stoves, new. for sale cheap. one
lifted with hot water attachment Apply
at Evening Journal office.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-The torpedo
boats Porter, Winslow and Gushing
have been put cut Of commission at
New York.
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The Ringing

OF the diunerbell Is Joyous music for
the hungry man with good digestion.
but 70 is like knell to him whose
stomach is hai5by, toneless and UNI
equal to It's work word to this poor
fellow. Just before your msal take a
Tablespoonful of
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canoi6n como un verdadero maestro, arran
.cando generates muestras de sprobaoi6n.
eMimf, muere, y lc6mo! La Stehle
demostr6 en- esta esoena que es una cantante
inmensa ana aotriz de taIento sublime. Las
5frases SON muy inspiradas; pero hay que
"reconccer que la eximia artista les DID IN
color y un ambiente que solo ae1 sc COM
sprende produjeran tai entusissmo.
En- suma: el triunfo de ella boh6me, ha
tsido colossal, indisoutible, seguramente su
anuncio en- ell cartel ha de ser causa sun .
'ciente para que ell publico llene ell teatro
todss las noches que Sc ponga en- escena.
La Stehle es una soprano Erioo de <pri.
mo cartello., Sabe canta la obra de Puc'
~oini como no habra muchas que puedan
hacerlo como ella.
Garbfn ha gustado mucho; su voz es
preciosa canta acknowledgements.
La Stehle Garbfn han tenido 6xito tan
;grande como la opera.
Luisa Garcia Rubio monfsima en- su pi-
,oaresoo personsje de <Musseta> Cant6 ell
walls con una intenci6n un gusto exquisite.
Modesti y Viale (este baritone debut6
:ayer) salieron airosfsimos de su empeho,
'siendo muy ap!audidos.
Rossato, va 10 he dicho, hecho un
maestro.
Verdaguer, en- su doble papel de <Be-
'nolt, y <Arcingol,, muy artista y demos
7trando que es de los necesarios.
Vigna, immense.
Nuestra enhorabuena todos.
Hoy sc cantar& ell Trovatore> por Ell
'eminente tenor Duo, la soprano Miccuci. la
Mas el baritone Hernandez - Concertino.
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terio de la Guerra, con relsci6n s hace 4
mesee, ha disminuido una tercera parte el
numero de soldados enfarmos en- los hospits.
les de Ia isla de Cuba. Ultimamente estabau
en- disposition de pelesr aotivamente mas de
go 600 militares. Sin contar los que habfa
convalecientes en- los hosp;tales.
~. Segdn notioias, de Madrid, go han
dado 6rdenes la casa naviera de P1nillos
para que & la mayor brevedad tenga dis.
puestos 'algunos de los buques en- el puerto
de Cadix para conducir Puerto Rico Y
Canarias respeotivamente 10000 10000
hombres. Ell no hacer el trasporte de estas
tropas en- la Companfa TrasatlAntica, obe.
dece que l6 deIsus buqaes seran armados
con caflones de tiro rap,do, y en- seguida se
corporaran s la eseuadra.
~. Una infortunada joven que en- e.
tos dias ha perdido ell juicio, trato de arro-
jarse esta tarde al mar. Afortunadamente
lograron impedirlo a]gunas almas caritatiyas.
~ La distinguida sefora dof{a Laisa
Coll, digna oonsorte de nuestro estimado
amigo don Felipe Cuchf, ha dado & luz fe.
lizmente anoche eu Rio piedras, una robusta
nina. Enviamos tan apreciables conhortes
nuestras felicitaciones.
*. A la hora de oompsginar LA CO.
RREsPoNDENC1A, no sc han reclbido los tele.
gramas que costea la Diputaci6n provincial.
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las grandes oonqulstas goIlginaran fatalmen-
to consecueneias econ6mioas, politicas so.
ciales que transformar&n profandamente las
condolences de la existenoia de los pSeblos.
En- gu opinion, la p9lvora fu@ la que mat6 Ell
feudalismo; Ia brdjula la que descubri6 Am6.
RIGA, y del seno de la imprenta nacieron
Ia Reforms el Renacimiento, siendo la
m&quina de vapor, por d.timo, la que ha
oreado las grandes industries, modifcando la
organization dc trabajo en- el mpndo oivili-
zado. Cree lord Salisbury que Ia eleotrioidad
producira una revoluoi6n mucho mas pro-
fands aun en- el siglo Xxx, declarando que
ha sido vano hasta hoy su prop6sito de rom.
per ell velo del porvenir descubriendo el Sc
creto de la esfnje.>
IT,. En- un vapor frances que antes de
aver TOGO en- Maysgiez, Sc dmbaroaron
s.: !: %as%.: 7: 9ss
de aquella clodad. N
.*. Lo repetimos. No podemos ma
terialmente publican artfculos 4argos. Nos
falta tempo espacio para clio. Tampoco
son del gasto publico. Lo avissmos por la
cent8slma vez para que los amigos que nos
favorecen con su collaboration, SO sirvan
concretarse en los trabajos con que nos IA
vorecen. De 10 contrario estos artfculos
quedarAn en- oartera esperanto me jor oportu
nldad.
~ Del balneario De Coamo nos es-
criben que Ia vida discurre al1 agradable-
mente. Parece one no estamos en tempo
de guerra. Solo una cosa preocupa: la nora
de esperar las noticias los periodicos de la
Capital y Ponce. iDiohosos los que pueden
alejarse del mundanal ruido y gozar en- es-
tos momentos de las saludab4es brisas de
Coamn'
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NOTICIAS

~. Las fortalezas del Moro de San
nCristobal que tan brilantemente describe
>nuestro ilustre compatriota el Excmo. sef1or
don Jose Julian Acosta en- gu <Historia de
Puerto Rico,, han demostrado el poder pre-
visor de nuestros antepasados. Son verda .
deramente inexpugnables. Dos tres mil
:proyeotiles del mayor calibre que sc arroja-
sen seguidamente por el lado del mar contra
sus muros defensas exteriores, que son de
~telarlas. Pru6balo sino gu 1esistenoia ell dfa
.enemigos, que no lograron hacer dailo de
mayor consideration. De estas fortalezas Y
de sus muros nos ocqparemos cuando sea
prudente hacerlo. |or hoy solo queremos
hacer oonstar, que, ouando &c construyeron,
nj siquiera podrfan sospechar nuestros ante
pasados Ia preponderancia que hab1a de al.
"canzar la artillerfa en- los tiempos actuales.
7 sin embargo, edifcaron para que las for
~talezas pudieran resistir 4 10 que nj at1n po.
dian preveer. Esto, en- realidad, es positi.
vamente admirable.
~. Nos escribe un amigo: <Nos pla.
ce consignar la loable actividad del se1lor
~alcalde de Rio piedras, pnes no solo sc ocupa
del bienestar del pueblo, sino que atento (
todo lie prooura a]guna distraction 6 eepar.
1cimiento, q. en- la actual situaci6n necesitan
"todos los animos. Para clio y en- union del
presidente de Ia Cruz Roja de dioha local..
dad, han organizado una serie de fanciones
con la comps1fa dramatioa Montolit1 Alfonso
que actuaba en- esta capital. destinando ell
cinouenta por ciento de su producto lfquido
T. benefcio de la Cruz Roja. La primera
function sc verifcara el viernes 30, poni6ndo.
sc en- escena la aplaudida obra estrenada On
esta capital, Ell triunfo de la marina espa.
1flola>.
EStab|oCimientO en- venta:-Por tener que
vende la pulperfa situada en- la Gale de la
Cruz pamero 26.-Da dos GALES tiene
muy buena clientela. Informant gu dueno,
en- el mismo establecimiento. 3-3.
~. Servicios prestados por la policfa
en- el dfa de aver: Conducido la preven-
ci6n Jose Gregorio Matos por herir On la
nariz Juan jose Fernandez. Dando cuen.
ia de haber sido stropellada Manuela Garcia
por Cosme del Vale. Dando cuenta de
haberle sido sustraidos don Francisco Ra-
mos Calderon de su casa uD reloj de orc
y varios efectos.
-. Desde esta manana sc ha declara.
no nos deja vivir en- paz. Era 10 que nos
faltaba! Entire los yankees, las moscas los
alarmistas tenemos con que pasar ell ratio.
- 80 El dfa del bombardeo de esta Ca
pital (haoe hoy ooho dfas), iniciAronse tres
inoendios en- edifcios pdblicos que fueron
prontamente sofocados: uno en- la Audien-
cia, otro en- el Asilo de Benefcencia otro
frente al Seminario. Hemos dido que sc
inioiaron otros en- casas particulares.
~. <Don Junfpero. ha dido decir
que la escuadra que bombarde6 esta plaza Sc
enouentra dividida. Una parte esta en- Sa-
mana = otra en- San Thomas donde han
lido s reparar averfas.
.".W@ Rogamos & don Carlos VAIL
<dejuly, del Dorado, remese los $1O-68 que
:adeuda por suscripciones. 300
-. Segdn Gel Crterio. de Humacao
IA oase pobre de aquel departamento esta
sufriando grandes privaciones, no solo por
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~ hecOrtamOs uo ov4o5~ r~-~~
no: <Algunas familias de Mayaguez han
emigrado los campos del contorno.-Creen
en- Fajardo que no es solo ell vapor de tres
chimeneas el que da vueltas 1 la 1sla. Han
notado que por allf andaba un buque con
mucha gente su bordo, 10 cual hizo temer
un desembarco. Las costas de Fajardo es-
tan muy bien vigiladas.>
~ Aloche tuvo quo retirarse> un po.
co quebrantaoo de salud, & 81 residencia de
Santurce, nuestro querido Director. Haoe-
mos fervientes votos por su Pronto resta.
blecimiento.
CmSera s a Sss L
.oaa M 4 pra a caer5a @ Sc o Ssas de
m.terales superiores ESta Ia que
- AIN no sc sabe fiamente el nnme-
ro de trasatlanticos que armara como cruce-
ros ell Gobierno de la Metr6poli. El mar
qo@s de Comillas ha puesto toda su t1ota
aieposicion del Gobierno..
**.Se ha ceebrado en- Cadiz un meeting
para pedir la revision del proceso de Mont
jaitch y el servicio militar obligatorio.
~ Esto es la ganga namero uno. 7
81 que quiera convencerse, no tiele mas que
comprar el calzado que SO detalla en- el acre.
ditado estableoimiento Gel Popular,'' calle
de San Justo, n1mero IA. Sc venden tam.
blen sombreros elegantes para niilos, corba-
tas preciosfsimas otros art1oulos recibidos
por los ultlmOs vapores.
~ Un coche del tranv1a electrico de
Bilbao arroll6 frente la f&brica Ella Viz.
caya, una nina de dos amos de edad, la
cual fallecio los pocos momentos. El mis-
fQ Ia fr76 I3a1o hoo<
dos amos que 4 su hermaDo le ocurri6 igual
desgracia, sufrlendo la fractura de las dos
plernas.
~. Dice un co!ega europeo: 'Hace
pocos dfas, qae con OCCASION de la venta fruc-
tuosa hecha por el rey de los belgas de su
yatch los Estados Unidos para aumentar
el elective de la hota que debe luchar con
Espala, nos permitimos poner de relieve el
esp1rlto mercantil de un rey tan dado los
beneticios, cualidades que no correspondent
estirpe real y cuya posesl6n esta demos
tran1o de continue el rey Leopoldo de B6l.
gica. En- estos dfas acaba de frmar un con-
trato con una sociedad particular para Ell
arrendamiento de sus cashllos de las Arden
nes que van eer explotados por la sooiedad
arrendataria como hoteles de gran lajo,
provistos de todos los atractivos que soliclta
la high life: hip6dromos, cazaderos regios,
tiro de pichonee, salas de juego, sin cuyo re.
quisito no aciertan vivir nj las damas nj
los caballeros aristocr&ticos. Un rey que
transforma sus palacios sus parques en-
hospederlas, como pudiera hacerlo un mi
lonario yankee, es un espeotacoio original,
pero que en- nuestro sentir, NADIA tiene de CO.
rrecto, nj en- NADIA a6rma, nj Presta esplen-
dor las ideas monarquicas.
Xxx ha puesto la venta en- los estabecimentos
don Francisco j. Marxuach ell nteresants lbro ACADIA
amigo don Julian E. BancO SOsa ba
jo tuo veinte cnco amos antss Apuntes para Ia HIS,
del autor eli primero de 1871 1873 vel segundo de
Ia epoca actual peso el VEN
taiosos descuentos d los que tomen dlez o mas. II.
-. Dice uu colsga penlnsolar que se'
gun datos reoibidos u.timamente en- 81 minis
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J. 7. Silva Y ComDania

odas las pazas de Espaa adaycentes por CAN'T
dades mayores de $685. Gira sobre las pIazaa
Principales de Fsnia Aemania Austria Belgca: Hoan
Italia. Portugal Rumana, Serv1a, Tulquia
Argea, el Eglpto Sra Tnnez. Sobre New-York Santo
Domingo, { Isla de Cuba
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VA R | E D A D ES.

0nrfurnor;o Eel BUEN GUSTO" San Justo nj
TSl Iulll6I Ia IS. Eleganca. prontitud
Hay un cOnstanto surtide de perfumeria
selecta. Gran estabecimiento de BANOS DE DUCHA Y
ASEO. Sc admen abonados JUAN APELLANIZ, pro-
pietario
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Gene de guso :s;::$:a ss
Maorca, aceunas barrles chorizos Bilbao
Monserrat bacalao Escsa sempre solicitado
Rioja Sagasta-En Ell Colmado de Cerecedo, Hermanos
COmpania
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REL0JERIA DE TINAUD,
PLAZA DE ALFONSO XII.
Rafael Castro Gonzalez,

yagueZ PtO Rico Sc dedca oda clsse de
especalmente las de giros acciones obligaciones
sociedades frutos mercancas cobros cuenta
Ocnas cae de Ia Aduana baos del hotel Europa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-19
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-14

Mr.. Irving NJ. Scott, of San Francisco,
who built the battle ship Oregon, is on his
way home from Russia, where he went to
see if he could get some orders for ship
building. To a reporter of the Associated
Press in Berlin Mr.. Scott said: Il found
that vast and progressive region, which
is beginning to be known as East Russia,
along the Pacific and for which San Fran
cisco is the nearest point of supply, rapidly
developing" The part of Russia referred
to is the eastern part of Siberia, or Asiatic
ern Asia, and extends from European Rus
STA TO the Pacific ocean. This vast region,
embracing an area of nearly 100000 square
miles or considerably more than the whole
of the United States and territories. in
Guiding Alaska, is traversed by the TRANSIT
berian Railway, which is now being built by
the Russian government. The opening of
this railroad may not directly affect the
whole of Siberia. but it will open up con-
siderable portion of 1t and have an impor-
tant effect in the development of western
Russia vladivostok. the prospective termi-
nus of the road on the Pacific coast, is al
most due west of San Francisco. the latter
city being little south of the fortieth
meridian and vadivostok about the same
distance north of it.
The Transsiberian Railway will be, when
completed, by far the greatest work of the
kind ever constructed. 1t will be 1850 miles
long. Work upon 1t was begun in 1852, and
il is expected to be completed in 1905. Its
mere length does not give any adequate idea
of the cost of the road. for much of it
passes through very mountainous country
and it crosses many Of the large rivers for
which Russia Is celebrated. The engineer
ing difficulties have been very great and
the cost Of the read win be almost incredi-