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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-12-29
LAiAERENc1A DEL CoNDENADo

Bibisns, .deseoss tambien de borrar aquels maa impression.
-Estamos aqui regooijindonos egoistamente, sin penaar en-
vuestra madre y en- vue:tra abuels, Giberto. Es precise deoirla
en- geguida 10 ocdriido: :
eLo hubiera hecho 20 mismo, querida Bibiana, 81 vuestro
padre no hubiers tenido Ia exquisite bondad de trraerme a vues-
70 lado en- seguida 80. FL curs Gardain = Ell sehor Dealande
Sc han encargado de ha2erlo.
-IPero van a venir pronto aqui? ~
81, les espero-djo ell Almirante.
Y yuestro padre, Gilberso ~interrog6 Bibisna con I'm po.
co de- anaie lad, miranda al senior MontmorAn, -Iuo e,ta en-
Paris? E5
-Esos refores han lido & buscarle 4 instsnciss mias-de-
car6 Ell Almirante,-y me admire de que no esten ya todos
aqui. <
Bibiana did las gracia q 81 padre con una mirada. Despues
corri6 a la ventans, muy impaciente, al cabo de I'M instante
exclam6 con algeria:
-iAquf estAn esos sefores!
FL senior Morsl Iegabs ~temblando. El eenor De!alande J
ell fehor cura tuvieron que sostenerle para que Sc bsjsrs del co.
che. Sufria demasiado, impresionado desde hacia algunos
mesei, sucumbia bsjo ell peso de tales impresio. es, y lie asusta'
ba Ia idea de compsrecer ante aquel senior de Mentmoran, que
lie habis hecho ejercer su modesto profession, que le habia trata
DO corte:mente; pero con un POGO de desden, y que lie habls
psgado.
-IY me s6rmais. ...-preguntsbs con timidez, tan prom
to al senior Delalaude como q Roger--que es ell tehor de Mont
moran quen os ha enviado . busosrmer
Isl, el mismo! FL mismo nos ha rogado que vsngsmos!
Y spesar deestss s~eguridsdes subia Ia escalers del hotel
con timides, b,jando los ojos como para yer los peldahos. Ad
miuo sc sinti6 de pronto redesdo, sbrazsdo con Ia mas respe
tuosa ternura. Bibiana Sc habia ~presipitado . So encuentro J
10 deci.:
Padre milo, vos faltabais para participar de nuestra dicha.
Entoncee tavo xaor para levhntar Ia osbez "a. Su hijo e.
<haba tsmbien . an la1o. Y asi entire los dos, entr6 en- Ell des-
Pscho del Almirante. n senior de MontmorAn le Said 81 en-
euenfro ~teriendols las q" manos. EI &c las estrech6 con y
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to de espacio para clio. POI, 10 dsmakn
race bien e~scrito, y 81 autor debe coitinul3
sayando sus sptitudes en- ese g6nsfo4
= Continda des smpefando inteSinament&
ID ACADIA dc ests oiudad el couoejaldon Gre
gorio Rodriguez.
FL ministro de ID Guerra do Espaha re-
cibi6 un oab.egrama del general Rios formulan5
do nueva ~consulta respeoto de 10 que debe has
Ger, en- vista de haber variado las cosss en- 10 ~
Sc refere 4 Ia segaridad de las fuerzas espaif1y
las RESIDENCES en- To lilo.
= Sc encuentran en- este puerto las gole}
tas "India" ELENA" Carmen ssJovsn..C Clara
"Desea1a" "Amelia'' saCarmelita" xProviden-
ola, Isabella,
Don Sers6n Santiago ha lido nombrl-I
do vocal de ID Junta local de Instrucci6n Pab.ia
ca de Naguabo.
~. Aver fueron denunoiados Manuel dell
Rosario = Santiago Mendoss por amenasas \
Jose Maurioio Mendoza; , Gregoris vaIqussI
por pegarle con una sogs en- Ia cars : y jovenI
Juana Burgos.
Ha anclado hoy on nuestra. bahis 9
vapor frances "A'exsndre Bixio,n procedentd
de Venezuols , escalas. Hoy asldrk para EuEca
pa.
Aver 90 hicieron Las siguientss dsts1
clones; 81 muchscho Gonzslo Rodrlgnex
sospecha de hurto de IN reloj Juan Silva
hurto de IN impsrm sable variaa piezaa g
ointas del estab.eaimiento do don Bsnito
duondo. -
FL Ayuntamiento de Tos-alta BE-
lido 81 centro superior 81 rspartimiento s
del actual aho econ6mico, c~orreapondient
aquel munioipio.
= FL nj nero de contingencies de II
ca asciende = 2, 64s; 81 de Hato Grsnde !
-. Hoy 4 ultima bora ae habla de cri
de Secretaries, J creemos que algo hay ID e.
81 no es mucho.
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zones p'ra ser feGz, lloraba porque lloraba su anciana amiga;
y ademas tsnfa les mismos temores que So marido. Como la
tratarfs aquella orgullosa fsmilis de MontmoranP Sus temores
desaparecieron muy pronto con los besos de Bibiana y estas
duloes ~palabras:
-Madre mia, sme permits que anne a vuestro hio2
Isl 10 permitfal lie preguntaban ESQ q ella! IA ella, que
no deseaba mas que camplir los ceseos de todos!. Al mismo
tempo. Ia eehora ds Montmoran le decfs, con esq gracia de
las pari:ienses que tratan de engshar gu emoci6n con la risa:
iCon tai de que ESQ no nos haga malas mo es verdsdP
LIS sonora de Morel quiso contestar, pero III voz re fundi6
en- un sollozo. -.
-Espero-dijo acknowledgements la Msrouesa-aue ser6is
mejores abuelas que 10 he sido 20. } ~
-iAh abuela!-exclamo carihosamerte Gilberto; inads de
alusioues al pasadoI
La habfs va cubierto de csricias, y ahora, e~strechsndo loca.
mente q su madrs contra su pecho, lie decfa: -. :.
-iMadre! mi querida madre! =, 1870
Me llamaras siempre aL, Iuo es verdad7
Bibiana fu6 quien contesto:
ST madre, aiempre.
La Marquesa Sc dirigi6 entonces hacia Roger Gardain, que
desembarcaba en- squel momento, y dijo, tsni6ndole Is
mano:
Sin vos, lqu6 hubiera sido de nosotros7
-Sehors,t enfamos de nuestra plrte & Dios y & nuestro de.
re,ho.
-Os tenfamos & yes, mi anoiano amigo. iQue hermosa
historic de los Trevenec podeis eacribir ahora!
Despues subieron lentamente hacis Ell castillo; pero antes
de entrar en- el, dijo Ia Marquess.
-~Seguidme sntes al cementerio.
Querf, mostrar 4 Gi berto Ia tumba de Maria Lepleven.
aquela madans.
La trkgics muerte del baron de herniEan,, cause IN esoan-
dslo t.l en- Paris. que la Blronesa no % atregl6 4 sfeontsrle.
VA ~ spresur6 { marhar & Londrss,
; los negooios ds) IRON, J, daraats
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Remitid0s
81. Director de eLa Correspondence de
Rto Rico,
Para ~terEHiHar.

Mi d%istinguido amigo; , Ob!igsdo-por
que me importa-a conservaf en- sus y,ria
fos iimltes la question plantead, CON motive
80 r''enslon ae qae SO nos dele e%jercer la pl
lesion a los Abogados extra jeros no que
uejar ae lamar la stenoi6a public, sobre
asicu.o lnserto en- ell Tribana, de aver tit
iado cobra patii6tica.,
Lo patrlotlco, segun ell attic ulists. es q
no e%Jerzan, por ahora los Letrsd dos esnaf5ole
porqae son Alb gados, porque fueron n ON.
clona.es J porqus fueron causa de no se Qua,
Para mi question, 10 dnic, que me inters
conslgn'r rtsoecto q dicho artfcalo es:
Qae va no &c alsgan-porqus no los hayl
razonamlentos legales, sine polfricos.
Qae estos son de tan escssa fuerxa ana Il
co trabsjo me c~osta1fa demostrar oue' :; 81
Aoogaaos, por ser incondiciona' ea y por aud
res, complies Q enoubridores de a%quelios mail
Sc ha de ezc'uir de la profession a los Aborad
espanelss, no son eetos solos los que, on Isz
J en- lastlcla, deben ssr excludes
Qae no es cierto que, como dice ell articI
llsta, los Abogados esq aao!es &c agiten cer
ael General Henry. FL dnico que &c ha diril
10 Ell ne sido 20, J tan no me be aeitsdo-eA
a. en- mi temperameDto, IN POGO inverosfmiIG
que ell Is presente mi solioitud y esta O. i.
que espero pacientemente la resolucidn.
Vlnlendo eli hecho de que soy 81 mi
AoogSoo extranjero que &c ha dirigido ii d
lerai Henry con l, opinion del articuli.ta]
lue debe negarss mi pretensioa porque les a
'aco, espaholos fueron il ,ndioionales ra,u
ne 20 10 he sid,. Descubrim;ento es este
. ae1a 9e s9rPr. n lerme porque nunoa 10 &
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-12-29
Ban Juan, P. r., Dioiembre 20 dc 1893.

Dan Juhn, +. NJ UlCiembT6 70 dc 1898.
Sr. Director de La CoRREspoNpENcIA.
DE PTo .RIco.
Muy seIor nuestro:
'Sirvase variar 81 remitido que insert6 aver
IA estimable peri6dico, en- ests forma:
Ponemos Gu conocimiento de nue. .tros
,~stantes favorece loras que las marquillas que
Imos aotualmente, a dos dolores, en- nuestros
~t,rrillos ella Colectiva" no alteran On NADIA
buena calidsd dc los mismos, motive por 81
Il el pdblioo puede fumarlos Sin prevention
una, temiendo sean falsiiosdo,.
Somos dc V. s. s.
+, Ruc0bQQ0 d P0rtelu
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BURLABURLAND0.

Nm estos dias ha circulado una noticia iris.
e para los que Sc consagran a la labor ofcipes.
los centres ofciales.
DeralsHensy esta dispuesto & reducir
haata donde sea possible, y & erin
mo aparecsrAn en- la <Gaceta, no no.
ytfas.
1opeor del caso es que, dentro del nuevo
men, no caben recomenda.iones, empe6,s
s5piuencias.
Nuestra j~uyentud burocratioa es.k de pc
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Habitaciones para una, dos y tres
personals, %lujosamente amuebladas con
preciosas vistas a la bahia Y sus alre-
dedores. Alumbrado electrico. Venti-
lado Y espacioso comedor con mesa
redonda Y a la carta. Comida a la fran
cesa Y americana. Interpreters. Pre-
clos convencionales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-12-29
THE MOUNT VERNON
"A FAM lily HOTEL
.nTETUH N ST. II

Nicely furnished single and dol
rooms with beautiful viewssof the
and the surrounding country.
Cheerful, light some, and spacio1
ming hall with large and,small ~
French and. American CO.. king.
English speaking waters. Elecl
light and other modern conYeniences.
lbre IL de 1898.
PRopRIEToR AND MANAGxR,
nm II UNGA fM
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-12
SPANISH TORPEDO BOATS LOCATED.
German and British Vessels Report Part O.
Spain's Fleet OFF Coast Of New Eng
and-Private Information Re-
ceiyed by NAVY Denartment.


Halifax, N. S., May 12. - Captain
Brunst, of the German steamer Sophie
Rickmers, reported that while crossing
the New Foundland banks, he was
chased by a speedy Spanish warship,
which fired shells at the Rickmers. The
weather becoming hazy the German ves-
sci got away. Captain Brunst says the
Spaniard was torpedo boat with three
tunnels, and very low in the water.
Passed Four Torpedo Boats.
New York, May 12.-The British
steamer Menantic, which arrived here
yesterday, reports that two torpedo boats
passed near Nantucket shoals yesterday.
They were of different class from
those of the United States navy.
Information Received at Washington.
Washington, May 12.-Assistant Sec
retary Allen, of the Navy department,
has received information from private
source that number of torpedo boats
are off the New England coast. The
president was informed. Mr.. Allen was
instructed to place the facts before the
War department at once. 1t is not
known how correct the information is.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-12
BURNED TO A CRISP.
Loss Of Life in a Chicago Fire-Four Per.
sons Injured-Elevator and Lumber
Yards DESTROYED,

Chicago, May 1.-Two persons wer'
killed and four injured in a fire, which
destroyed the three-story boarding house
at 225 La Sale avenue, this morning
The dead are: John Connell, burned t
crisp; VIM. Collins, roommate of Con
nell, died few minutes after being
taken out. Injured: Captain O'Conner
hands and face burned; j. NJ. Reed
| hands and face burned: Walter Pike
| jumped from window, back sprained and
badly burned; J. W. Cox, hands and face
burned.
| Grain Elevator and Lumber Yards Burned
Grain elevator sd" belonging to the
Chicago, BurlMgton a Quincy Elevator
Company, burned this afternoon. The
losses aggregating about $1,000 900.
The elevator contained 1,115.OOO BUSH
els Of grain valued at $500, 900 the prop
erty of p. d. Armour. The grain was
fully insured.
At 1:30 the fire spread rapidly into the
lumber district, and under the influence
of strong wind, the flames spread and
seized huge piles of lumber in half a
dozen lumber yards on the river front,
within a few squares of the elevator
Lord & Bushnell's and ID. S. Tate's
yards, and 40 freight cars on side tracks
were consumed with their contents of
finished lumber.
The yard of Frank Bridley & Co. was
entirely destroyed
The railroad employees took switch en-
gines on the side tracks leading between
the blazing lumber piles and dragged
freight cars, blazing, from the heart OF
the conflagration. The gravest appre-
hension, as the fire spread, were enter
tanned for the gas tanks of the Peoples
Gas Light & Coke company. At las
the fire was still burning in the lumber
yards, but the fire department officials
believed they had the flames under con-
troll.
At 2p. M. although the fire was said
to be practically under control, there
were four acres of lumber piles still
burning. Dennis Sweenie, the veteran
chief of the fire department, was
seriously injured, his beard being
completely singed off. William Mather-
son, engineer of the elevator and Fire
man Dennis O'Connor, are missing.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-12
FOR SALE BY
n. B. CARTWRIGHT & BRO.

Charles Thayer of Kansas City. man
ager, and Robert Kennedy, superintend-
ent, of the Monte Cristo Mining com
pany, are working their Golden placer
claims They expect the machinery on
the ground soon and have contracted
for 200 tons of coal and are purchasing
other necessary supplies.
T. Eiermann has purchased the inter-
ests of A. A. Salazar and W. S. Parrish
in the Rebecca and Esperanza claims at
La Belle. Over 81 900 has been expend-
ed in developing the claims, and the
vein shows six feet of ore, with 12-
inch pay streak carrying $50 values.
Development work will be continued.
THE KLONDIKE AT ELlzABETHTowN.
The work of developing the Klondike
mine at Elizabethtown, under the man
agement of Charles j. Dold, of the Mon
tezuma Gold Mining g. Milling company.
is progressing on scale which promises
to make the klondike one of the largest
mines in New Mexico. Recent i'm
provements on the property consist of
covering for the gallows frame, which
mas uouDit SHedNe ana Is Hlauc
for four and half foot shaft. The
shaft house is equipped with a 70 horse
power boiler, double engine, with sx10
cylinder, and the hosting works are
capable of working to a depth of 1,20O
feet. A No. o b. Cameron pump with a
capacity of 300 gallons per minute,
handles the water. oll-Sargeant
ECLIPSE" air drills are used in the de-
velopment work. The work so far con-
sists of 155 feet of shaft work and 3s5
feet of drifts Over 100 feet of drifting
has been done each way OH the vein
from the shaft and no foot line cncoun-
tered. The Montezuma company has 90
men on its pay roll. When higher grade
values are found in the Klondike, it will
be one of the largest dividend payer in
the territory because of the tremendous
width of the vein. At the present depth
the ore is free milling and the refractory
plane will not be encountered short of
500 feet, if it is then. The push and en-
terprise of Manager Dold is highly COM
mendable and his extensive operations
have had tendency to push develop
ment work in the district in more
practicable and business like way than
ever before.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-12
FAKE REPORT FROM HAVANA.
Spanish Manufacture Victory Out of Whole
Oloth-London Report Of Bombardment
at San Juan de Porto Rico.

London, May PA special from IIa-
vana says: Four American vessels
opened fire on Cienfuegos Wednesday
morning, and attempted to land men
and arms in barges. The Spanish
troops, assisted by the fort, drove off
the invaders. The American guns de-
stroyed the cable station. A second at
tempt to land was also frustrated. The
fighting continued for eight hours. 1t
is rumored the Americans lost heavily.
Altogether IA Spaniards were wounded.
London Report of Bombardment
London, May 12. The Evening News of
this city publishes dispatch from New
York saying that 4 cable message had
been received there from Port au Prince,
Hayti, announcing that the American
warships are bombarding San Juan de
Porto Rico and adds that the fortfica-
tions are rapidly crumbling under the
fire from the American feet.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-12
WILL NOT START UNTIL SATURDAY.
Movement Of Troops Requires More Time
Than Expected-Major General Wheel
er Ordered to Cuba Spanish Spy
Committed Suicide.

Washington, May 12.-The removal
of troops is progressing slower than was
expected. 1t is doubtful If the entire
army will be off before Saturday night.
PIucky Commander of the Winslow.
The commander of the Winslow, who
is injured, is Lieutenant John Baptiste
Bernardo, one of the most ventursOme
young officers in the naval service.
Merritt and Otis to go to Manila.
1t is stated at the War department
that Major General Wesley Merritt will
command the expedition to the Philip
pine. General Otis will be second in
command.
Wheeler Goes to Cuba.
Major General Wheeler has been or
dered from Chattanooga to Tampa to
command the cavalry about to leave for
Cuba. The 1st New York and LIST
Massachusetts, have been ordered south
at once, probably going by boat.
Winslow Badly Damaged.
The navy department has received a
dispatch from Captain Remey, at Key
West, as follows: -"The Winslow is bad
ly damaged. She will be sent here as
soon as temporary repairs can be made
on her"
A Deserved Ending.
George Downing, the Spanish spy, ar.
rested here several days ago, committed
suicide this morning by hanging himself
at the barracks.
The Fake Cienfuegos Engagement.
The navy department has received no
word of an engagement yesterday at
Cienfuegos as reported from Havana,
and think the Havana reports refer to
the Cardenas engagement.
San Juan Not Bombarded.
Secretary Long, at ~ o'clock, said
that no word had been received from
Admiral Sampson. This stamps as un-
true the reports that word had been re-
ccived that Admiral Sampson had bonn
barded San Juan. -
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-12
MANILA MUTTERINGS
Insurgents Uncomfortable = Whole
Country in State Of Anarchy
To Destroy Vessels.
PRESUMPTU0US GERMANY
Dispatch from Admiral Dewey General
Merritt Will Have Charge Of Army of
Occupation Cruiser Charleston to
Sail Saturday.

Copyrighted Associated Press, HonI
Kong, May 12.-The British secon'
class gun vessel, Linnell, has arrive,
here with news from the Philippine
islands. She left Manila Monday ant
reports the insurgents uncomfortable
The whole country, it appears, is in
state of anarchy. Rear Admiral Dewey
is powerless to restore order. Official.
from the Linnell say, that even if Span
ish rule is abolished it will require 9
large force with special training tC
restore order in the interior. The Span.
iards in Manila refuse to submit, but
Admiral Dewey hopes to starve the
place into submission.
A strong anti-British feeling exists
among the popnlace Of Manila and the
people are desperate from starving.
Only Two Spanish Warships Left In Asiatic
Waters
New York, May ia Hong Kong
special of this date says a trading yes.
sci from the Philippines has reported
having witnessed the destruction of the
Spanish warship by the United States
gunboat Concord at Illao. The fight is
said to have lasted two hours. The
SpaniardS went down with colors flying.
There was no casualties on the Concord
and no damage to the gunboat. There
are, it is alleged, only two other Span
ish war vessels in Asiatic waters. One
of these is in dry dock at Hong Kong,
while the cruiser Boston is searching
for the other, under orders to sink it.
Spanish Vessels and FortificatiOns Must be
Destroyed
A special to the Herald, from Wash
ington, says: There is reason to be-
lieve that further instructions have been
sent to Rear Admiral Dewey which re-
quire him to Immediately destroy any
other vessels or Notifications which
Spain has in the Philippines.
Believed General Merritt Will BE Sent to
Manila.
Major General Merritt, commanding
the department of the east, has gone to
Washington to confer with the president.
Army officers believe he will be sent to
Manila to take command of the Philip
pine islands.
Cruiser Charleston Will BE Ready Saturday.
San Francisco, May 12.-From present
indications the cruiser Charleston will
be ready for sea early on Saturday.
Germany Growing Presumptuous.
London, May 12.-Germany has in
timated to the United States. it is said
here, that she expects to have a voice in
the disposition of the Philippine islands.
Dispatch From Admiral Dewey.
Washington, May 12.-The following
dispatch came to Secretary Long this
afternoon and shows that cable com
munication has been restored with
Manila:
Secretary Navy: There is little
change in the situation since my last
telegram. / am transferring to trans
ports the steel breech-loading rifles
from the Spanish men of war. Also
stores from the arsenal in my possession.
l am maintaining strict blockade. Add
the Argos to the list of destroyed YES
sells and Ell Correo, probably Ell Cano.'
(Signed) ''DEwEY."
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-12
PLEADINGS
AND
PRACTICE

(Forms to conform to Code)
Pattison's Forms of Pleading,
under the Missouri Code, have
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A complete and comprehensive
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Part1. Ordinary Proceedings
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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-12
MARKET REPORT.

New York, May 12.-Money ON call
steady 2 @ 211 per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper, 5 % 8. Silver, 81: lead,
$3.50; copper, III.
Chicago.-Wheat. May, $1.65; July.
$1.0sk. Corn, May, SO; July, 36l4.
Oats, May, 31A; July, 2T4.
Chicago. - Cattle, receipts, 1900;
steady to 1oc. higher: beeves, $3.50 q
s.. 20; cows and heifers 1925 q S4.6O;
Texas steers $3.50 "a $40; stockers
and feeders S3.70 q $3.50. Sheep, re-
ceipts, 10000; steady natives, $310 a
$4.4O; westerns, $3.75 q S4.35: lambs,
S3.75 a $3.50.
Kansas City-Cattle, receipts $500.
seady to srong; Texas steers $3.s5
"a S4.55; Texas cows $500 q S4.35: ma
tive steers $3.50 q $4.95; native cows
and heifers $2.65 "a $3.50; stockers
and feeders, $3.50 a S5.35: bulls. $3.25
&.1O. Sheep, receipts, 1000; firm:
lambs, S4,65 "a $3.50: muttons, $500 "a
34.25.