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Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-11

Canard Lodge of Good Templar3
members. about 20 in number. visited
East Pittston Lodge, Saturday night.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-11
HALLOWELL.

f. J. Bradford of Bangor, is visiting
at Mrs. Frank Hopkins.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-11

Mrs. W. w. Brown has come tt
town for her summer vacation.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-11
Foreign Ports.

LONDON-July Q. sid stms Demara.
Halifax: Montcsuma, Montreal
QEEENSTOWN-Ju 10. sid stm
tmbria. Qrom Liverpool for New
York
MoVlILE--July 10. sid stm Ethiopia
0rom .GasgoYN :. New York Lake
iiuIfcross kiild, and ma, Montreal
Kind Of a fight when ia
ain, and when an attemn nv, ,u,.,,,,
> put her into the carria geb 'arty, from
atake her to the asylum. SitV two mlles tL,s
"'Sto3S,~s with her Vas ,,pah It's was in
}, laaed. hav-
,s~9if, ...-.c'fts- - our big UC pu,w which
poo ed her forN ,tlalo ,,,. tent to be
led with waite, beached
at West Bay an sY.sck z h!ld..,he rate of
a foot an hour -.
The ParklaH i. sa, YER of 1876
tons regis heb - ylGliy \ She
will rN,~' IIoi.I5qps ~, Q for re-
pairs. 'SIg M sk r charter
to lot ~ ~ Geo. Me-
lighters SS" @ at West T TBaya aSfs sAlr aTryya nqT IL
Marina t,,ns
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-11

George Martin. Colby 80, swas the
guest of relatives in town. Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-11
Daily kennebec 3ournal.
GARDINER.

w. G. Ellis returned from Bath, Sat
urday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-11
Beans and Peas.
M!olasses.

gals. Nice Cooking Goods, $l09
Good color and good flavor
; gals. Fancy Arroyo. 40
gals. Pure Porto Rico, 1l0
Dark color. elegant flavor. ana strict
ly pure.
, gals. Fancy Porto Rico, 150
The best we ever saw, guaranteed
absolutely pure.
gals. Best New orleans, 10
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-11
WATERVILLE.

George Mars, Colby 1901, was in the
city, Saturday.
Horace Burril of Oakland, was in
the city, Saturday.
H. c. Prince was at Kent's Hill on
business. Saturday
Miss Geneva Freesc is visiting her
parents in lIndtield.
Hon. and Mrs. w. T. t1aines spent
Sunday in Portland.
ID. L. Bangs of Boston. is visiting
in the city for few weeks.
Mrs. J. II. Knox has returned from
a visit to her old home in Orono.
Mrs. Martha Fellows has returned
to her haa3e-in Hyde Park, Mass.
Evening services will ba emitted at
the Congregationalist church until
Sept. !.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-11
Waterville Advertisements.
LOST.

LOST-July A. in Waterville or Fairfield
a pocketbook containing quite sum OF
money Finder please return same to Jo-
seph King, Kendall street, Augusta,
and he rewarded, july6,dlw+
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-11

Rev. ]. NJ. Foster conducted the ser
vices at the Baptist church on the
Plains, Sunday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-11
Farinaceous.

pkss. Nice Rolled oats. 2
pkgs. Crown Flakes. %
!; plSes. Pillsbury's "Vltoa." iC
p,gs. Cream of Wheat. 81
pkgs. Hominy. o
lbs. Pearl Barley. .;
lbs. Pearl Tapioca. .
y lbs. Buckwheat Flour. Il
BIB. pkgs. Best Self-Raislns Buck
wheat, A.
pkgs. Quaker Pancake Flour. .
10 lbs. Nice Rye Meal. q
10 lbs. Granulatcl Meal. q
Is Tbs. Fresh Bolted Meal, .
ihs. Whcatena .,
lbs. Fresh Graham. .
lbs. sago. .,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-11
Teas.

1 lbs. Good OolonS, Sl.00
) lbs. Good Annoy. 100
3 lbs. Nice Form0sa. 100
lb. Decorated Canisters Fancy
FuimOsa, 5oC
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-11

Road Master Toward of the NJ. G.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-11

Mrs. S. F. Brann and cry. G.. w.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-11

13 fbs. Best Fat Salt Pork, s1.0
Sugar Cured Peeled Hams, loI4c ID
whole
10-ib Tubs Squires' Pure Lard. SIC
i0-lb Tubs Squires Pure Leaf Lard, 93c
10-ib. Tubs Armours Comp. Lard, Csc
20-fb Tubs Armour's Comp. Lard, 10
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-11
Summer Drinks.
Sardines.

daz Genuine r. < G. rs. s2.35
doz Genuine +. & c. rs, 3S5
doz. LeMorinier rs. 10
Genuine French packing and equal 70
the best
q doz. La Bossauge rs. sc
Fancy American
/ dcz. good American rs, 45c
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-11

35 Bars Best Laundry Soap. 800
Bx-loo Bars Kinks a. +. Soap. 31s
Bx-lO0 Bars Kinks waite Cloud. 100
u Bars Kirk's White Cloud. Lea
4 silver plated spoon with each bar of
White CLOUD. III
10 Bars Dobbin's Electric, 5gc
Bars Hoxie's Mineral, &c
q Bars White Daisy. J.gD
IL Bars Kinks Blue InJia. SC.
Blueing all in the soap.
Long Bars CASTLE &c
Carton with . Bars Borax and I Bar
Mt. Olive CASTLE. S &c
\ portfolio Of L. s. Navy with each
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-11-03
THE COMING
And What's ut Stake In the Different
States.

Next Tuesday will be an impor-
tsnt event all over the Union. A
new Congress is to be elected, and
many legislatures that will elect
United States Senators. In addI-
ton to the Uongressmen here is n
short report of the matter:
New York will elect "A Governor
and Legislature. A successor to
Senator Murphy is to be elected by
the Legislature.
Pennsylvania will elect a Cover
nor and Legislature, and the latter
"a successor to Senator Quay.
Indiana will elect y Legislature
to choose = successor to Senator
Turpic, and will also select u Sec
rotary OF State.
Illinois will choose one. half the
State Senate and Stnte Treasurer.
The State Senators will vote upon
the successor OF Senator Culiom,
whose term expires in 1901.
Massachusetts, will elect q Gov
erncr and Legislature, the latter to
name n successor to Senator Lodge.
Michigan will elscL y Governor
and Legislature, aud the Legisla-
ture will select u successor to SsnA
tor Burrows.
Minnesota will elect y Governor
and Legislature, in which will be
involved the naming of Senator
Davis successor.
West Virginia will elect a Legis-
lature, to find a successor to Sena-
tor Faulkner.
New jersey will elect a Governor
and Legislature, to fnd u successor
TO Senator Smith.
Nebraska will elect a Governor
and Legislature, with the seal OF
Senator Allen at stake.
MISSOURI will elect u Legislature
and Supreme Judge, the LegIsla-
ture TO name Senator Cockrells
successor.
California will elect a Governor
and Legislature, and the latter will
choose a successor to Senator
White.
Wisconsin will elect a Governor
and Legislature, and the teal Of
Senator Mitchell is in the issue.
In Washington, Tennessee. Utah,
Wyoming, Delaware, Conaectiout,
Texas, North Dakota and Nevada
a United States Censorship is con-
cerned in the Legislative elections.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-11-03

WEST VIRGINIA.
THE DEMOGkAIN TICKET.
CoNGnEssIoNAL.
For Representative in the Congress
Of the United States for the
Second District,
JOHN +. McGRAW,
or Grafton, Taylor County.
sENATOUIaG..
For State Senate for the Eleventh
District.
ROBERT W. MONROE,
OF Kiugwood, Preston County.
PRESTON COUNTY TICKET.
For House OF Delegates,
CHARLES &. FRANKHOUSER,
OF Brandonville, Preston Go.
A. j.. BONAtIELD.
or Tunmelton, Preston County.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
GUSTANUS j. CRESAP,
OF Kingwood, Preston County.
For Superintendent of Free
Schools,
THOMAS O'HARA,
OF gainesville. Preston County.
/, john w. Watson, Clerk Of the
nominations for Office MS certified
are all the nominations AS certified
county.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-11-03
THAT JOINT DISCUSSION.
Between McGraH And Dayton At
Berkeley Springs.

A couple of weeks ago the Journal of
this place published a false aud mis-
leading q of the joint debate at
Berkeley Springs between McGraw and
Dayton, trying To make out that the
latter WAS too much for McGraw and
laid ~im out badly. and all such stuff
as that. which nobody believed. who
had sver heard both speak. Now here
is an impartial report of the discussion
made by a drummer from CHICAGO.
who didn't know either one of them
and tins account is taken from the
Washington Post an independent Re-
publican paper:
Il rather thought I would soc q
fight at Berkeley Springs. w. Va, re-
GENTLY said Mr.. Il. u. Curtis, IA Chicago
travelling man at the Raleigh. 1t was
II battle royal between n Democrat and
a Repu Ulican and | think the former
got the best of the ARGUMENT.
There is a warm political campaign
on In the Second District of tha, State
the fight for Congress between John Il.
McGraw. the nominee for the Demo-
Gratis. aud Congressman DAYTON. who
has been renofninated by the Republi-
cans 1t seemed that ia some previous
speech Dayton accused McGraw OF
falsifving the records IN him and the
charge put that gentleman on his
mettie. At Rerkcley Springs their
schedules crossed, something tina
neither had 8.ticipated. McGraw Sc.
cured the Court House TO speak i'm and
when his opponent and Senator Ell
kins arrived they found McGraw there.
"McGraw held out his hand to DAY.
on. who refused TO speak or shake
hands. Il reminded me OF Sir Walters
Scott where Marmion said To Douglas /:
Part we IN friend hin from your land.
And noble Earl. receive my hand.
But there was no very good impress
sion made bv the inciyilty OF the GENTLE
ma who refused TO shake hands with
his political rival. A joint debate was
arranged'Vud to prove that he had not
falsihed the records. McGraw produced
the documents which showed his on
ponent had missed roll calls on impor-
ant measures.
"Mr. Dayton did not deny the
charges, but twitted McGraw with not
standing on his party's platform. The
rest OF his talk was e~ulogistic of the
Republican position on sound money
and protectioR. The rejoiner OF Nc
Graw was as fine and spirited a talk as
l ever heard. He came out squarely
tor the Democratic platform, scored
Gov. Atkinson and administered a. solar
plextus to Senator Elkinsfor not insist
ing that the West Virginia Volunteers
De mastered out since they had never
been called into active service. aud
many of them had given up lucrative
positions. This part OF his speech
ELECTED tremendous applause and i'm
bued the audience with such good
humor that the meeting adjourned
with every body on friendly terms.
when at the beginning il seemed as
though the change Of personalities be
tween the sparrers would involve then
aud their partisans in q free fight
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-11-03
TOOK II OATH.
Members OF the Porto RIcan Cabinet
Become American Citizens.

SAN JUAN DE PoRTo RICO, Oct.
24.-The members Of the ipsult r
cabinet took the oath 81 allegiance
TO the United States. yesterday,
with betting solcmDity. They
will issue a IN nifesto 10 announce
their resolution to avoid partisan
politics and end party strife.
About twelve thousand dollars
have been collected ~ custom du-
tits since October IS. the day the
United States formally ,oOk pos
session OF Porto Rico.
General Ortega embarked yesler-
day on board the Spanish steamer
MOnteyideo.
A movement has been started to
send a Porto Eican o Mission to
Washington ~ order to represnnt
20 the authorities tRvre tie needs Of
the people Of lIe Isl>Ld.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-11-03

john W pamaker hos taken Tie
stump for George jerks, the DEM
ocratic candidate for Cover o and
Was the principal speaker NJ two
political meetings ut New Castle.
where he ii 81 announced himself
as a supporter Of jerks and urged
all Republicans 10 support him.
Ex~Senator Kaufman has also
taAen The stump fOr JeEks.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-11-03

The suit brought by Heath and
Co, against the American Book
Company WAS dismissed by Judge
Jackson in the United States Court
1t Msrtinsburg At the cost Of the
plaintiff. The suit was brought TO
prevent the use Of Hsryey's gram
mar published by the American
COmp1ny in the free schools. near
" all the counties ~ the State hav
ing adopted the book. The Heath
Company hrst attempted TO stop
the use Of the book by threatening
letters 60 teachers. that filling,
they brought their snIt against Tic
p~ublzLcIS.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-11-03

A Tucker county preacher took
advantage Of one of the cheap ex
cnrsions to Atlantic City, during
the past summer and when he re
turned, preached a special sermon
On the horrors Of the SC mt bathing
suits he saw there aud among other
things he said, Il sat for hours
watching shameless women disport
themselves on the beach aud in the
surf" His description was so
graphic and showed such earnest
and close observation Of all the dc.
tails Of this wicked place, that NJ
ready quite a number Of his flock
are making ready 10 20 next sum
mer aud see for themselves.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-11-03
PROSPERITY
Never Came TO These Deluded Park.
ersbargers-The F%actOrT VIII
Now Close.

PARKERsBUEo, W. Va, Octo.
Der 27.-The Wood ward Manufac.
turing Company, Of Parkcrsburg,
zone Of she largest harness, wagon
and buggy concerns in the State
has notified all their employees in
'the manufacturing department that
aOn November Is the maGufactur-
Ang departments Of their business
will be closed down indefinitely.
>. y. Woodward, . deceased d.
was the patentce Of the famoIs /.
y. l.. sweat collar ptd, with which
ho smassed = great fortune, and
which vas such y boon 10 horse
men. The pl ant AS gradually re-
duced its force uutilIt now employs
only half = hundred hands. and
was the ssme cOmptAy that took
such an active part in the campaign
Of 1896, all their employees appear
ing in the PROFESSIONS on wagons
and yelling foI Mckinley aud the
prosperity that has never come.
Ban he Hlmk KID tou Aas hass Bog1
sss1,''' NzWNzE-
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-11-03


WEST VIRGINIA.
PROHIBITION Ti(kE'
sCONGxEs~IoNxL.
For Representative in the Congress
of the United States for the
Second District,
GEORGE MORROW,
or F'sirmont, Marion County.
SENATORIAL.
For State Senate for the Eleventh
District,
PRESTON COUNTY TICKET
For House of Delegates,
For Prosecuting Attorney,
For Superintendent of Free
Schools,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-11-03

L, john w. Watson, Clerk of the
nominations for Office MS certified
are all the nominations as certified
county.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-11-03
For Prosecuting Attorney,

For Superintendent of Free
Schools,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-11-03

do certify that the above are III
office according TO law, and which
Magisterial districts Of Prestou
j.. w. WATSON, Clerk.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-11-03
Election, Tuesday, November 9Th.
DISTRICT TICKET.

DISTRICT TICKET.
DIsrRICr.
Member 81 County Court,
VINCENT e. COOKE.
President BOARD OF Education.
p. j. CRoGAN.
School commissioner,
CLEMENS A. BoRGdAN
Constable, Unexpired Term.)
EUGENE McGGNNIS.
VALLEY DISTRICT.
Member Of County curt,
JOHN W. GUSEMAN.
President Board OF Education,
RICHARD LoAR.
School Commissioners,
ALLISON STUCK.
LYON DISTRICT.
Member of County Court,
LEE 5. MILLER.
President Board Of Education,
n. Is. FoRDYCE.
School Commissioner,
SAMUEL n. HOGERS.
PLEASANT DISTRICT.
Member of County Court,
j. j. KELLY.
President Board Of Education,
w. A, WOLFE.
School commissioner,
w. q. GIBSON.
Justice. Unexpired Term,
ELIJAH LIVENGooD.
Constable. Wnexpired TermA
LEVI zwYE1.
GRANT DISTRICT.
Member Of County Court,
WILLIAM MARSHALL WOLFE.
President Board Of Education,
T.. Il. FRANKHoUSER.
school Commissioner,
J. r. GRGBBLE.
Justice Of the Peace, Wnoxpired Terml
WILLIAM ~. MoGIBBONs.
Constable, tUnexpired TcrmJ
SILAs BEERBo
UNION DIsrHIcr.
Member OF County CoHrt,
DAVID 9. STEMPLE.
President Board Of Education,
JESSE ". SNAPPER
School Commissioners,
II. A. suAFBER
PORTLAND DfsTni
Member County Court,
CALVIN DEBERRY.
Prssid,ut Hoard ~ Education,
BEN 10. EIs,EY.
school Commissioner,
"a I'D ISAIAH WuErsELL.
RENO bfsTuIrT
For Member County Court.
ANDREW ~, KsON MURRAY.
For President Board Of Education.
A. -. 80 HMAN.
HFor SohoOl commission. ~.
JAMES q. CORSW Kill.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-11-03

Circuit Court OF Preston county,
to me. and are now on file IN my
TO me, except nominations for the
Attest (:
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-06-30
School Comm oncemert

Inc Immense audience in the Acme
opera house Saturday evening, on the
occasion OF the commencement exercises
Oh IN" high school, was not disappointed
III expecting great things. From first to
'ast 1t vas evidenced that Principal BRYAN
l'ao not only prepared the graduates but
''ao also looked carefully after the details
so essential on occasions of this kind,
upon the conclusion of each exercise
''ifee llt.le tots, one dressed in white. one
III red and one in blue, carried the floral
contributions OF admirlng friends and
deposited them at the feet of the rradu-
{ atcs.
Inc music by the improved orchestra
WAS delightful and was fully appreciated
10y the audience.
1t is beyond the capacity Of the writer
to say which Of the ten graduates did the
most credit TO their educators. They al!
reflected credit upon themselves and
their tutors.
The Grafton OF William II. 3J;tlov ON
'he subject Of "Destiny OF the Anglo
saxon Race was considered the best by
the Judges, and Maloy will represent .Ab.
efdeeh Ill the county contest this fall.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-06-30
SUNDAY School Convention

me following programme has been ar
ranged Tor the Western Washington Sun
day school convention to i've held in
Tacoma July 9th, 9Th and nh, BEGINNING
July 5.h at p. m:
Address, Rev. Wm. Ewing, Lansing.
Mich. The Sunday school Lesson -
Frank Quinby, Mount Vernon; Milo A.
Root, Seattle; Rev. w. +. McNlillen. Chi
cago; Rev. VIM. Ewing. CLONE Glass. -
Rev. w. ii. Selleck Seattle. "Unoccupied
Field in Co-Work," Rev. W. c.. Merrett.
state president. "Bible Study" Rev. j.
F.. Williams, Vancouver. "The Inter-
national Evangel," d. $. Johnston. Ia
coma. Sunday School Appliances; How
to Make and Use Them" f. l.. Blaine.
Seattle. Address, Rev. w. +. McMillen.
County reports. Normal Work and
Drill" Rev. A. f. Kirkpatrick, Tacoma.
Election OF officers and business. "Bible
Study" Rev. B II. Lingenfelder, Tacoma.
Address, Rev. Wayland lloyd, d. d.,
Philadelphia.
All delegates will be entertained free
by the people of Tacoma.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-06-30
What DIR A. +. Salter Says.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Gents From my per-
sonal knowledge, gained in observing the
effect OF your Shiloh cure in cases OF adj
vanced Consumption, | am prepared to
say it is the most remarkable Remedy
that has eyer been brought to my atten-
ton. 1t has certainly saved many from
Consumption. Sold by The Evans Drug
Co., the prescription druggists.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-06-30
Manslaught

The jury, being in this case the general
public, has convicted Micheal Finn-he
OF the fish market opposite the Progress
wharf-of being guilty Of selling all kinds
| OF shell and scale fish at prces-qualty
considered-in a manner that indicates
that he don't care IL - whether he goes
to war with Spain or any other old fellow
He has issued his ultmatum to the effect
that he WOULD CONTINUE to sell the best
fish ON the market until the lombard
ment of his shop by the Curio would
cause his retreat, and that in that event
he will give his stock away to the refu
vepS
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-06-30

A timber claim OF 100 acres, four mill
lion feet OF cedar. Located in section 90
1912. For further particulars write or
call on Henry Ulrich, Copalis, Washing
TON ~
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-06-30

Party call, when we shall be pleased
(ove.
" yours,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-01-13
A las dos de Ia tarde did corf,ienzo el acto

a las dos de Ia tarde di0 cot1ienzo ell actO
resultando brillaptfsmo.
A los scorles dc la Borinquefs, sc puso
en- Marcia Ia procession ciyica que partiendo
del frcnte do la casa consistorial, recorri6 las
prinoiFaNos GALES de la pobaci6n.
El acto estaha organizado en- la forma lsi.
guiente: En- primer termino e' pabellon nacio
nal; 2o ell barrio de Sabana portapdo un" es'
tandartc con esta inscription Viva Moret! Ell
escudo de Espaha; 80, barrio de Espinosa con
estandarte iViva Puerto Rico la antonomfa!
ostentando escudo de Puerto Rico; 4 Q, estsn'
dsrte de los braoeros, lena: la Ilustre Conf
sion qne fu6 & Madrid; SO, barrio Do Bsjura,
estandsgte Con inscription viva Ell sufragio
Uniyersal!; 8 :, barriosde Mavilla,: estsndarte
con ell retrato de Ba|dorioty esta inscription:
IA Baldorioty!; 10, estandarte dc los artesa
nos con esta inscription: Los artesanos Muhoz
Rivera: y estos lemas, honor, trabsj jo, vrtud
honradez s ., barrio de Cieneguets, estanaar
te con la inscription Viva Eapa1a!; 10 barrio
Go Candelaria, estandarte con este lena: Liber.
tan Instrucei6n; l0o Q, bsrsio de Maricao, es'
tandarte prccioso oetentando ell sol de la Ii.
bertad & inscription ;Vivs Sagasta!; llo es.
tandarte del gromio de carpinteros, lena: Clio.
ria Muiloz Rivera; 12o estandsrte del gremio
lie tabaqueros, lcms: Sal'd en- Ia demooracis;
l3o ., estandarte del gremio de psnaderos, COZ :
esta Inscriptions: AL iiuatre puertorri1deae don
Luis Mu1oz Rivers; IA Q ell comite en- mssa,
portsndo el presidenta I'm estandarte dc seda
b-auoo con esta inscription: Espafia y Autono
mia. Representations de los comites de Vega.
baja, Corczal y Toa bsja, en- dltimo termino,
Ia orquesta.
Termirada la procession, hicieron uso de la
'alsbra, des.e el bs!c5n de la casa Ayunta.
miento, don Ieraclio r. AMAZED presidepte
del comite, don Pedro Vegne dc la Conchs,
aecretario del ayuntamiento, don Francisco
Amadeo, don Leopoldo Sandoval, don Ramon
Rivera Vre|Ia, don Francisco Roias, don Eus.
taquio Rosa1o y don Aejaadro Santos, los
cuales estuveron muy bien en- Gus peroraoiones
Todos fueron interrumpidos por los aplausos
que sc sucedfan i cada nstante.
Terminates los discusses, SO procedi6 s
clcgir seis vocales mas para el Comite, segan
acuerdo tornado. Dada lectura por ell Secre-
tario de la siguiente candiiatura fsmada por
varos liberales, fu6 aceptada por Ia concurren-
cia: Para vocaes: don Manuel Garcia Mare
ro don Mariana Montilla don Simplcio Mar
tfnez, don Teodomiro Ramirez, don Pedro
Vergue de la Concha, don Crisanto Guzman.-
Pafa suplantes: don Federico Gim6nez don
Leonardo Ramos.
Ternin6 ell acto 4 las cuatro media de la
!arile Ell medic del mayor orden compostu-
ra--EL CORRESPONSAL.
Enero 10 de 1893.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-01-13

Eue1a por ahf una de las tantas 6olos que
estdu t Ia orden del dfa en- ests G2oca del tolero,
y bolero con castahuelas toao. Parece quo
vivimos 4 las margcnes Gel Guada|lnivir
Annquo algunos nos han bautiaado con oil
nombre dc ''ol dario do los Mceres', sobro to-
do cu&ndo los dlcereg no satrfacen sus PROPOSE
toa, calculop, inclnaclones conveuiencias, te
ncmoe que seguir empleando nuestro kistenla de
deoir 10 qre SO dice, sin entrar en- e terreno de
las sirnlaeiOnes.
BESIDE aver Sc dice, que alglen, llegado de
Ia peninsua por ol corrco del II, hs dicho que
en- MaClvid sc ileGfa que el sIIeralds, dc Nueva
Y"rk habla leoihi'io I'm dcapscho por cable, de
esia capital, aanloso detalca della entrada L la
cudad DC los seiorcs del directorio autonoias
ia hls.drico Il su Tegreso del viaie dc propagan
da por la costa Sur dc la isla, que aquf les
ag'iardaban reiate = CHICO mil afladoa y linpa.
tiza,'ores de ~ idea polftica; qne e! elarald,,
de Nuoya York 10 te'agraf6 al s,'erald, de
Paris; que de Paris 10 tele&rafaron al <Ueral.
do,, de Madrid DC herailo en- hcralslo lego la
noticias / Isbra Moys, 10 .'e LIS 25 GOO se
atiliZ6 De pslsuca con sMorct Garcia Molinss.
En- cnanto i Ia tal concurrenca 20 poiemos
decir 10 que sc Gocfa, porque no la contamos.
~El Pafss, cont6 scia mil; sLa Integ,idad,,
diez mi! cl sllcralda o5 oco. iEn que que
damos?
l.o del telegram. 10 couside,amos bola,
porque Ell ei slIaral 'os, de Madrid NADIA hemos
hslia1o snbSe el particular. E9peremos.