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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-05-20

Phs Opening aAryise of she tea Says
campmeeting Of ths Seventh Day Ad-
Yentists OF the North Pacific Coast,
was held In the large assembly tent at
the fair grounds. The sermon was
preached by Elder d. f. Zero of Seat.
tie and IL was an excellent address.
Religious services we're held today at
1890 a. m. and 2.30 p. m. business ses-
sion intervening. The site selected
for the camp meeting at the fair
grounds is an ideal one and affords a
delightful place for camping out
Nearly seyenty-fve tents haye been
erscted by the association for family
chipping purposes but II is not prob
able all will be required to accommodate
the delegates that will be in attend
ance. IL is not thought the number
of delegates will be greater than $50
or 400. Large delegations came up
from Portland and intervening points
Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
The tents are gradually being filled
up.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-05-20
PERSONALS.

WEATHER FoRECAsT.-Tonight and
occasional rain,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-05-20

The popular 81 Perkins, Comedy Co
Will occupy the boards Of Reeds Opera
house for one week, commencing next
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-05-20
Idaho Boys at Portland.
Spanish Troops for Manila.

PORTLAND, May 20. Idaho troops
have reached this city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-05-20

Pain hos no show with DR.. Miles, Pain pills
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-03-10

make the contest for law and order more
uncertain in 1900
InIeyery Congressional district in the
Union desperate struggle will be made
by the conglomerate free silver forces to
win. A resolute effort is to be made to
get control of the next House of Repre-
sentatives. 1t is the duty of the Republi-
cans in every State and in every Congress
sional district to present solid front to
the enemy. Populist desperation should
DE met with stubborn devotion to duty
by Republicans.
In Virginia the Republicans can elect
two or more Congressman if the party
stands together. They could elect one
half of the members from the State if
fraud could be prevented. The Congress
men that can be elected from this State
may be necessary to give the Republicans
control of the next House of Representa-
tives. No effort should, therefore, be lost
to win where we can. If the Republicans
are to succeed in any of the Congressional
districts it is necessary to have harmony
and a complete union of forces. Steps
should be taken without delay to secure
harmony and enthusiastic, united action.
This can be accomplished by those who
have been controlling the party organlza-
tons or different factions in the State. If
the leaders are earnest and true they will
recognize the gravity of the situation and
take the necessary steps to bring together
the conflicting and inharmonious elements
of the party. 1t has been our firm con-
viction that the only way to accomplish
the desired end is to have State conven-
ton. The leaders of both factions, that
have made the party so discordant, should
get together and unite in call for con-
vention to be held early in the Summer.
This is our judgment and it is the convic-
ton of every Republican with whom we
have conversed on the subject. What
will the leaders do? viii they continue
to wrangle for selfish ends, or will they
rise above self and work for the good of
the party and the country at large?
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-03-10
THE RECENT LEGISLATIVE SESSION.

1t is an admitted fact that the General
Assembly of Virginia at its recent session
made more noise and did less in the way
of useful legislation for the general public
than any similar body that has met for
wears. The Norfolk "Pilot,' in recent
editorial, remarks that if the Legislature
could have remained in session little
longer after the Hobbies had accomplished
their purposes it might have given the
people q good deal Of useful legislation,
or words to that effect. The Legislature
was about a solid, free silver, Bryan as
sembly. Nearly one half the session was
occupied in distribution of the spoils and
the balance in the passage of bills that are
local in their nature. There was great
cry of retrenchment and reform at the
outset, but the only retrenching has been
an Insignificant reduction in the salaries
of a few officers and pretended reductions
in the criminal expenses.
There was a strong disposition to have
a constitutional convention by submitting
the question of calling one to the people,
hut their Was a difference among the
Members and Senators as to when the
question should be submitted, some fav-
oring the MAY election and others the
November election. Those who were in
favor of having the question voted on at
the May election were afraid that if the
matter was submitted in November it
might endanger the Democratic candi-
dates who would be running at that time
either for Congress or the Legislature,
while the others were afraid that if it was
submitted in May it might injure the
chances of the Democratic candidates for
county office. So the Legislature did not
pass any bill submitting the question Of
a convention 10 the people. Nothing but
fear prevented it from attempting to in
tiict the wrong.
Fraud and corruption can lie no
higher than their level. This General AS
sembly held its tremendous majority as
result of the unfair election laws of the
State We should not, therefore, be sur
prised that no effort was made to make a
change in the election laws that have made
Virginia politics contemplate in the eyes
of the outside world. The State has fallen
into the hands of "a corrupt, unscrupulous
ring, of which the Legislature was
creature, and the ring will continue to
hold sway, until an indignant and out
ragged public, without regard to party lines,
shall drive it from power.
"Can corrupt tree bring forth good
fruit p" We trow not. The last Legisla.
ture of Virginia has again demonstrated
the truth of this wise saying.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-03-10
WHAT WILL THEY DO?

An important election is approaching,
second only in Importance to that of 1896,
when tie great battle was fought by Re-
publicans for the cause Of Sound Money
and Protection. That struggle will have
to be repeated, in measure, at the Con-
gressional election next fall. The discor-
dant forces that rallied to Organism In
1896 recognize the fact that there is no
hope of victory in 1900 for their cause,
unless they can win control Of the next
House of Representatives. A victory for
Organism in the Congressional election of
1898 would give fresh impetus to the
dangerous doctrines of Populism and
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-03-10

THE Rockbridge News, Democratic pa
per but opposed to the free coinage of sill,
yer, has scored a good point by reminding
Gov. Tyler and his associates, who talk
about the gold standard having made 200
cents dollars, that they are getting twice
as much pay in the way of salaries as they
undertook to do their official work for.
The salary of the governor is fixed at $4,000
per annum. If his contention is right
about the present dollars being worth zoo
cents he ought to remit half bis salary fol-
the relief Of the impoverished State, over
whose condition he shed SO many tears
when stumping for governor. Then other
silver office-holders might follow his
example and the expenses of the State be
greatly retrenched. But none Of them
will be SO patriotic, they will continue to
take the "20O-cents dollars"
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-03-10

THE Government officials have an
nounced their firm purpose of discovering
the assassins of the colored postmaster at
Lake City Sc. 1t will be well If they detect
the criminals, and the heaviest punish
ment known to the law should be melted
out if they are caught.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-03-10
Prosperity's Procession Proceeds
Baltimore American" (Rep.l

~NAAASAtS~AA
The country's prosperity has now be-
come too well grounded and has advanced
too far to be thrown back by unfounded
rumors of serious international troubles.
For over year now business has been i'm
proving along nearly every line. Indus
tries that had long been crippled, OF even
paralyzed, by the lack Of confidence that
was felt from one end of the land to the
other, have now taken on new life, and
entered upon an era of unusual prosperity.
During the past twelve months the official
reports from all sections have shown a
general return u sound business condi-
tons, and a universal acknowledgement of
the wisdom of the safe and conservative
policy of the present Administration.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-03-10

$2S, 572, 5SS. The expenditures for the
month of February were $26, 100, O1O, leav-
ing surplus of 81, S4S, 52s. 1t is worthy
of notice that this is the first surplus shown
in the month of February since the cleo
ton of Mr.. Cleveland and the free trade
Congress.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-03-10

WE are glad to note the fact that Gen.
Walker voted against the Loud bill. 1t
was called bill to correct the abuses of
postal privileges, but its original purpose
was to strike a blow to the country news
papers. We are glad it was laid on the
tol,
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-03-10

The Dingley law is showing itself a
money-maker. During the month of Feb
ruary the government receipts under that
law were more than 100000 per day,
the total for the twenty-eight days being
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-03-10

The difference between the Dingley tar
if and the Wilson German tariff is, that
the receipts under the Dingley law are
constantly increasing while under the Will
son law the receipts constantly diminished.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-03-10

The fellows who tried to put up job on
the State by having the expenses of Con-
gresham Bailey paid out Of the treasury
were caught and are now trying to escape
the odium by paying the expenses by sub
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-03-10

THE National Baseball League at its
meeting in St. Louis last week adopted a
scheme known as the Brush blacklist
rules. The league hopes by these rules to
put an end to rowdy baseball.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-12-22
NOTICIAS

-. Don Francisco Ar,ugo , Mantilla ba
hecho entregs del Jazgaio de P1imera Instan.
cha y de Instruction de Ponce al Sr. Juez Mn.
nicipal don Enrique Prast y Heinsch, ouien le
sustituye interiaamente.
~. De Yauco:
sHace algunos dis, con resaltado satisfac.
torio, recorre Ia poblaol6n I'm nacleo de simna
ticas sehoritss. Lo forman las j6venes Msnue
la Cabrera, Margarita Amelia Emanuelli Y Mar
gsrita Pietrsntcni. So objeto es recoeer fondo.
para las vf,timassde Cuba, a~ecundando los Ian.
dsbles prop6sitos de la sehorits Lola Fernan.
dez.
-. Pasado maians, dis de Nsyidsd. ~
repartifa en- Ell Presidio a los confn sdos IN ran.
cho extraordinsrio.
Por Is noche va'ios ~reclusos darsn una
function e1 IN tsatro qua i'm proyisarAn dentro
del establecimiento, para 10 cual cuentsn con ell
permiso correspondence.
Del eCoyreo de Puerto Rico,
sSe acerca a n~csotros I'm csbsllero di.
cleadonos que Ell clmpamento de soldados anne.
ricsnos situsdo en- Ia Gale del Concrete, tiene
presses haze cinco 8 seis dias a%..cuatro ciudads.
nos, por no Sc saba que cosa, V que allf &c les
hace tra5ajsr como 81 &c tratara ds viles presi.
diaries.
Corrija quisn debe esa insolsncis, Y id.
vi@rtass > esos oabal!eros gus aquf los csmpos
sstan perfsctsmsnts d~ealindadol; loa soldsdoa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-12-22
FEST|NDAD De LA
,lReEA DE- LA PROnDEACIA.
Ph0GRAMA A.

Ell dia 20 10 los corrientes, al tolue de
oraciones de Ia tarde. comenzara el Novenorio
soIe'mne de Ia SANTISIMA VIRGEN DE LA
PROVlDENCIA, y ell "a ell de misas cantaaas
a las sels de la IN fana, ejecutandose compost
clones dc! genera pastoral.
III Ola primero dc Enero, & las aeis y me-
dia de la ms1ana, &c C .lebrara una miaa, dis.
tribuye N lose la SAGRADA CoMUNI6N q los feles
deyotos. Al toqus de oracione, de Ia tarde. ten.
dra lugar Of scto solemne de la SALvE
Ell dis 2, a Las nueve do la malana, sc &c.
lebrsr, con Ia mayor pompa possible Ell sANTo
SACRIFICIO DE LA MISA
Al r P. Vice. Rector del Colegio de Es.
caelas Pas etta enco m sndado Ell sermon de la
fiesta; y de ISIS plAticas del novenario Sc han
hscho cargo los Reyerendos Padres del EXPIRE
sado Colegio.
Iii dis 10 de Enero, 4 las nueve de Ia ma
hans, re celebrsri en- ell altar de Is Vrgen una
MlsA SOLEMNE por las almas dc los fe'es
devote de NUEsTRA SRA. DE LA FIR .%vIDENCIA,
q1e han rasado q la vida eterra, y esssn des
desti, a las 4 gozar de la felioidad, qae les al
canzsra sd insigne Protcctora.
Varios Sehores Obispos Dioce:anos tienen
~ouarenta dfas de indu'g 4ncia 1 les
6eles qae ssistsn s cuslqaier acto del quito de
la sAN1ISIMA F1EGEN DE LA PRovIDENDIA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-12-22

'. Quejase 81 veo;ndsrlo de Ponce del
gran numero dc mendigas que pulula en- las o..
lies de aquella poblscion. Otro tanto ocurre
en- esta Capital. Debiera fund arse un AsiIo q
ouyo aostenimiento contributing % desde luego
o mn De recoger q los verdaderamente ~necesita,
dos.
-. Un eamigo, n~uestro, de Ponce, &
qulen no teremos ell gusto de conocer, pues o
oalta Gu nombre, ha tenido la bondad do gastar
Sc c lst'o centavos en- ell franqueo de una oarta
para ~fe'icitar & nusstro director por una gaceti.
liza que publicamos %relativa al Club danzante q.
tratan de fundar varios j6venes de la ciudsd
del Sar. Quedamos agradeoidos, pormas que
nuestro ccrresponaal an6nimo nos llamo iLtru-
sos.
~ D. Joaquin Padin hs dado cuents & Ia
Inspection dc polioia de one un tai Rivers le
ha sustraido un par De zspatoe, uu p,ntal6n y
ura cha4ueta de oasimir.
FL Ayuntamiento de Humacao ha con.
cedido al de Naguabo I'M plazo de ocho dias pa.
"a ell psgo de 10 que lie adeuda por oerrama oar.
~celaris. &.
-. Por la Junta de Obrss del Puerto le Ia
sido concediia ~licenci2 por Is dias al syudante
de lss mismas don Carlos Watson y Fitsgeral,
para trasladarse 4 Caracas.
Han tornado possession de sus ~respeoti'
vos d~estinos, de archivero de la Corte dc Justi.
cha de 10 crimin Il de Ponce don Francisco Be.
cerra y de Juea de INSTRUCTION de Gua7ams, ell
Ic 10. don Horacio Nieto.
-. FL alcalde de Hlmsoso ha remitido &
Ia sp-obacidn superior e, R%eglamento por 9!
caai rs de regirse e. cuerpo de Policfa Munich
pal de aquells 'udad.
~. Aver fusron detsnidos, Antonio Sua'
rez por rob- de dos g~.llinas q Luis Albert y
Ma:tin Botdn por arrebatarle & una se1ora IN
portamcned. s en- el es:ablecimiento eel Lou.
vre.s
So. Para a'quirir ell tftu'o d. m estro su.
perlcr y elemental, raspectivamente, han pedi
do exAmen les se1o.es D. Manuel Janer y Soler
y d. Carme'o Agostini y Marist ,ni.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-12-22
al pdblico.

Mr.. John G. Meyers, Catsdratico del Ins'
t;tnto de Tecnologfa de Massachusetts (Boston)
da~bidamente autorizaao, abrira en- el Salon que
calehraba sus ~sesiones Ia Diputacidn Provincial,
ma sorie dc c%onferec clss sobre el estudlo y
c,noc;miento del idioma irgl6s, gratuitsmepte
nara t,das las pc sonas que desde esta fecha al
vva;,t v les del c~orriente mes concurran q ms.
crib;lss en- ell Registro que a csc
efectn. ~
Las coufsrencias de una bora de daraci6n,
nr;rc;o;aran 81 ycinte y ocho del actual mes a
f.. ccSo de Ia noche con'ilua1dose a Ia misma
h,ra de los Microbes = Viernes de cads sem ana.
Dedicara di. hos dies a ks principtantes,
ana ma .douieran las ~nociones y practlcas recosa'
r;,s nara scr .irse de aqael idioma, por eso'ito
y IA na,abra en- los usos comunes dc Ia VIDA.
Ia, 4xito do estas conferenclaa para los
rr;nc;piautes depend, Ell eatsblecim'ento dc con-
fa,anciss para porsonss adelantadss en- la len
g. Al publioar ell anuncio de eaas o%onferen
20, ds Immediate utilidad aprovecho 10 OCCASION
nara dsr las gracias al sefor Gobs'nador que
las ha patrocinado.
Los que deseen ssistir a las referidas cla'
sac. acudiran a inscrib;r sus nombres al mlsmo
oii6oio de la Diputac;dn Provincial, ouarto des'
n,oho de Ia Seoretarfa, de5 a 6 de la tarde de
fos dia, laborsbles. Y para conoelmlento del
pablico en- general 10 hago sabr por 81 presen'
Puerto Rico Diciembre 20 de 1893.
Ell ALCALDE,
M. G. ROMAN.
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da p%enetrsnte- os declare que teng' ca i .ehor De,al.nds /.
mas absolute oon6snza: 10 que el hace hf auise 20 in.sntsrlo
hooe a gunos meses; pero me 10 imp,did sdsSaope Ia, rs.ones
que acsbais de invooar. 81 ahora vuelve sobre 81 .deaechedo
proyecto, es que estA SECURE de la victoria. De modo que, que
rido primo, cuento con vos' quiero q los individuos de mi ia.
milia s mi lado, cnando trate de probar Ia inocencia de mi pa
DIRE en- Alta voz. lPero per que os tq; bait2 -. En- cusnto 20
os hab.o ~pslidecetl
Todala energia dc Kernizan ~desspsrecia ante Gilberto. lie
pareoia Or al marques de Trevenec. que habia sido amigo suyo.
sentia que va no teDia fuerzas para seguir aosteniendo SD come.
dis. e hizo I'M esfuerzo para deoir:
-iPero no es natural mi emooidn cuando Sc trata del honor
de nuestra famiia. -. Adios... O mas bien, hasta la visits, 81
debemos reunirnos esta tarde en- ell Palacio de Justicis. -. De-
eco de TODD ooraz6n, pero sin que tenga por ESQ grandes espe.
rsnzas, que ell 6xito corone nuestros esfuerzcs.
Salud6 con I'm movimiento de cabeza a todos los presentes.
No &c atrevi6 a dar} Ia mano a Gilbsrto y salio bruscamente.
Ell sehor Delalande sc habfa acercado al cura Gardain.
He comenza 10 nuestra obra lie dijo en- VOC bsja;-a Vos
os toca acabar.
"A Dios querreis deoir-oontest6 modestamente ell cura.
Y sc lanz6 detras del Baron; pero Gilberto, Msgdalens J
ell Almirante, lie cerraron ell paso. GlbeIto y Magdaiena esta'
ban tan ahogados por la emocion, que no podian hablar; J
uniendo las manos interrogaban, ~supicaban al cura.
10 conjuro-dijo Ell A!mirsnte, "A que no nos dejeis en-
eta iucertidumbre.
Pero ell sehor De alande acercandose a ellcs. separ6 a Gill
berto, al Almirante y a Magdslena, dicendole:
-iDeisdle! Va q salvsrnosl
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H4hIa s[{gslraI Hl,rv.
Eeonomias '
Equidsd.
Intervention de ambos partidos
- Diciembre 20 1898.
Selor Mofoz Rivera,
San Juan.
Srhnr:-
EQuidad,

Hay dos asuntos de que 20 qui.
sierra 50 ccapars Vi. inme1iatsmsnte:-
Primero.-Sfrvase enviarme una lista del
Gabinete, eus sueldos, y los saeldos de los en-.
pleados q sus 6rdenes Y ell trabaio que hsce
cada uno de ellos. Es necesario que Sc haga
una reduccio,, al m9nos en- ell numero de en-
pleados, Ell no es pc .ible en- los susldos De-
bemos -comerzsr por los puastos mss altos,
para llegar q los mas bajos. LES cirounstan'
CHS porque a~traviesa Ia isla son tales, que Sc
rs In ast tioable sostener gastos tan exhorbi.
tahtes, Q sueldos que ST pudieron sostenerse en-
cHcanstanoias anteriores, hoy no debsn pa
ga's'. Sobre este particular Sc servira Vd
hacer las reoomendaciores que Vd. crea pro-
c%edentes, q in de obtener la7 mayoros econo.
mas Sirvase ponerse de acuerto con los de
mas miembTos d. G b'nete para el mismo
obJeto, daadome cueLta a la mayor brevedad
pos:be g.
ssgu Ado.-Es m .deseo que los Conssjes
de Las monicipios lie Ia isla est6n igualments
repre- sentad9s eltre ! bYslss y rasics;es. Sir
vase lid C rmo s'gan medic para leg r a este
TN, do modo que los Consoles m'smos elijan
los hombres que han d., sllir lie clos y los que
han de reemp plaza rios. para que exlsta igual
representation en- eilos, de .os do, partid s DO
Ia lisa. En- las poblac;oaes d ,nde sclo hay ra.
d Gales Q liberales, en- ell Cons 10, no habrA So
guraments diff 'ultad en- C n.egair slgunos del
part'do opuesto, sino es posib e la mltad. Mi
obJcto es hacsr oonpr, Ii Ter e cada partido, do
que tiene una opoituaijad para tener represeu.
taolon en- les %conoejcs y terminar c n Ias di.
ferenc;ai polHic1s.
Conociendo, ccmo debe Vd. con car a los
Jetss prinoipa'es en- todas las poblsci nes, qae
representa- los dos partidts como p< reiemplo,
Ell San Juan, Mayagti 20 Ponce, puede Va.
oonsu tsrlos en- mi nombre = enyiarms una iists
de los mss e;rscssrisados de oada agsupaci6n,
cuyas lis:ss nosotros enviai em s a G IDA mum.
opal dad paraque ella elijs los hombres que de
dlchss llstas quieren tsner en- los manicip,oe;
debe enteaderse olaramente que las selection
ha "a hac, rsc precissmente por 10, consoles
m'snos; no por nosotres aqaf en- San Juaa.
En la cladad do San Juan mism,, pue 1e va.
a~vistarse con 81 AlcaIde e info,m,rle de- mi de
SEQ, Q bien, puede Vd. lamar algunos hombrss
de srraigo y 81 estfn dispuestcs 8 sceptsr. en-
viarme nota de sus nombres, cays nota ha de
someterse al Ayuntamiento plra la election
antics m;noior ada.
oirvaie OAR a este asunto su mas urperte
ateocltn pues DESC yer ell proyecto en- practics
cuanto antes sea p2sib,e, en- benefc O de IA paz
J de la harmonic.
Respetuosamente de Va,
GUY v. HENRY,
Brigadier General, Volunteers,
Commanding Department Of
Porto Rico.
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1913
La HERENc1A DEL CoNDENADo

como una maravila de verdad, de sencillez y de hgioa7. .Aun
tengo impresa en- mi lima g~insoion los memories dstalles de es
proceso..
-sQue que es 10 qua he eacubierto2-pregu el senior
Delalande, dirigiepdo ell Baron una mirada que penetr6 en- sus
ojos como I'm cuohillo'-He d%esoubierto 81 nombre del verdade-
70 asesino.
FL Baron no pestahe6.
'-lDe verss?-dijo.
Giiberto, ell Almirante yMsgdalena sc habisn p~recipitsaa
hacia 81 senior Delalande. heterogeneous con ansieaad. Nj e1
juez les sep7r6. :.
-Qoiero conservar todavia 81 secreto de ere nombre-diio.
~ por que? el Baron.
-Porque quiero que sea ell mismo asesno quien con6ese 50
crimen. ~ L
-rTemo, cabalero que nos prepafeis uuevas disoiuclones! (
10 confesar&- replica Ell juez con profunds VOC.
9-tY de que astucia os valdIeis para obtener tan buen re
~sultado?- pregunt6 Ell Baron con ~ironia.-Porque 20 no creo que
el aseaino sc entregue poi 81 mlsmo.
NO, tampoco 20 10 creo. Ash es cue he tornado un plan
-sgcuyo seoreto guardsis como el nombre de etc nlistsri0s0
Nos; voy 4 deciroso con Ell fin de saber 81 10 aprobais....
Puesto que estamos aquf reunidos en- una especie de conssjo de
fsmilia.
-Os escuchamos,- djo Ell Bsr6n con una serenidad que
%sorprendia al sehor Dealande.
-Esta mahana-djjo ell juez he lido III Palaco de Justiois,
y como Representative del marques de Treyenec, Re hecho las
vertiros que hacia mucho tempo qua habia ~prsparado los do.
cumentos neces,rios; no Sc tratabs, pues, ests rna6ana mss que
de llenar certss formslidsdes que, c~ump!das Dor otro, lutheran
hecho reir, tai veg, pero que c~umplidas por mi, han sido acogi-
das con absolute confsnza.
isl levais pruebss oertssi
VA OF 10 he dicho: mi mayor prueb,, ca,i,mi anics prus-
b., aerA 10 confession del miserable.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-12-22
PA8ST BEER
CERVEzA PABST milwaukee
Vende Ludwig Duplace
Tetnan IL A 5-5-N

h. -. E! ayuntamiento de Cabo Rojo solici'
ia que en- atenc;6n al BILE estado en- que
Sc encuentran los fondos municipales, Sc lie EXT
ma del pago que lie es impossible hccer de 10
que adeuda al Tesoro,.' por moratoria de contri.
buciones y a Ia extirgaida diputaoioa por de.
rramas del corriente ~ejercicio = strasadss, para
de csc moio poder salvar aquel manicipio de Ia
ruina que lie amenaza.
FL dia ls, por Ia noche Sc verified en-
ell teat'o de Ponce uua eacogida funci6n, 4 be-
nti ;io del c,nocido actor D. Silvio Farrulla.
Asisti6 numeroaa concurrencia.
~. Aver tarde deben haberse vendldo en-
rdblios subssta por las Juntas de Obras del
Puerto de csta capital l. 900 barriles de eemen'
to "Porland"