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NEW DANGER TO SPAIN

Nadr.d. Aug. 1s.-El Liberal. discusslng
the eveutuaHty OF conflict between
Great Britain and Russia thinks It
cause Of fresh peril 70 Spain and urges
that special preparations Be made for the
defense Of the Balaeric SLAMS and ne
coast towns Of Audalusia- L says:
For three years We have sought 70
defend our honor and Spanish severe gn5y
in the colonies Today We are threatened
With another danger. We have 20 defend
nlr hnr1es'
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Chicago, Aug 16-Receiptz today: Wheat
i53 cars; corn, go; oats, 7s3 cars. Estimat-
ed cars for tomorrow: Wheat, IS cars
corn, 34s; oats. 2s2-
FIax-Cash. northwest, IS; September.
| sS!a
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Aug. 1s-Wheat-Receipt
205 cars; active; steady; No, l hard, $50
60; No. 2, 6512G6S; No. 3, 62Qe7; No. red,
S.; No. 3. s54s3; No. ? spring, s51a; No. 3,
61G6315.
Corn-Mixed, higher; No. 2. 2sa2s1.;
white. lower; No z %; No, 3, 2s1.q284.
Oats-About steady; No. white, 241l2G
25A.
Rye-steady; No ,, 47G42
Hay-Choice grades generally steady;
prairie. s.. %; timothy, 500.
Butter-Creanery, weak; country, firm;
separator, 16129181; dairy, La
Eggs-Firm; fresh, 1012.
ST LOUIS.
ST. Louis, Aug 16.-wheat-Receipts So
cars; higher; No. red cash. elevator,
Y bid; track, 72d73; August, 6S1a bid; Sep
tember. s77s asked; December. ssh asked ;
May. 6s5s bid; No. 2 hard, 69Gu
Corn-Easier; No. 2 cash, 81; September
3117G31ss; December. 307s bid; May 32L bid
Oats-Lower; No. 2 cash, nominal; track
Dep LCtlDcIs - DlQB May @oz@4 NJ &
white. 26126g7.
Ry@Higher; 451a.
Flaxseed-Lower; 81.
Pork-Easy; standard mess. 500.
Lard-Quiet; prime, S5.07; choice, SIT.
Butter-Steady; creamery, 17Q20; dairy,
13G17c.
Egg-F1rm; 12c, loss OF.
NEW YORK.
Z. O. b.. a1oat TO arrive. Options closed
lower; No. 2 September. closed at 73I5c
Corn-Receipts, 32.977 bushels; exports.
IFS. 156 bushels; spot easy; No. > 3S1a. + O.
b. a1oat. Options generally weak all day
because OF liberal receipts and a small
cash demand. supplemented by bearish
crop news, closed &se net lower; September
S7GS71s; closed at &c.
Oats-Receipts, 1850; exports, I37. 0s6:
Spot strong. No. . 2sl4c; No white. s315.
Options closed sc lower; September closed
252sc.
Butter-Receipts, 1858 packages; steady;
western creamery. 14l4d1s; EIgius. 70.
Egg-Receipts, 0.l00 packages; steady;
western, 49,
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool Aug. 1s.-Wheat - Closed.
No. red western winter. dull, IS gid
Futures closed quiet; September, SIS SID;
December, IS 32sd.
BRADSTREET'S VISIBLE
New York, Aug. 16.-Bradstreet's state
ment OF available supply of grains east
of the Rockies shows the following
changes:
Wheat-United States and Canada east
OF the Rockies. decrease 1858 600 bushels.
The Liverpool Corn Trade News reports
affOat and in Eu-ouA z decrease ~ 40 l0n
bushels. Worlds supply, total. decrease
1885. 600 bushels.
Coru-United States and Canada east
OF the Rockies. decrease 500 go bushels
Oats-United States and Canada. east OF
the Rockies. decrease 1900 bushels
The combined stock OF wheat az Port
land Ore, and Tacoma ard Seattle.
Wash, shows a decrease OF SOS 30 bushels
from last week
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RLANCO MuSI STAY ON

Madrid, Aug. 1s--The CABINET has d
ctded 70 order General Blanco and al
other Spanish commanders IN ths Antilles
20 ill their respective posts untu the
evacuation IS competed.
Senior sagasta. on leaving the palace
this afternoon. denied that General Blsn-
90 ard otaer generals were opposing the
governments policy. as has been alleged
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GORMAN WON'T lake IT

Washington. Aug B--It Is understood
that the president has rendered to Sen
ator German OF Maryland place on the
peace commission and that he has declin-
ed the offer. The president now. II IS
said. is looking about for another Demo
cratic senator to take the place Of Senator
German. the president being DESTROYS %
securing a Democrat from the upper
house Of congress.
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DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RlCo

Washington. Aug Heterogeneous are
being made a. the war department. for the
Establishment OF a new military depart
msnt on the island OF Porto Rico similar
10 those recently established IN the prov
ince OF Santiago and in the Philippines.
The new department vii be known as the
Department OF Porto Rico" and Will be
commanded % Major General John r,
Rroaka
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LOVING CUP FOB DEWEY

Cincinnati. O., Aug ls-The Plccadi!ly
club OF this city has had 4 very valuable
loving cup made a. the lockwood works
here FOR Admiral Dewey. Colonel Marx
Brett and other members OF the club
have communicated with the admiral
regarding the presen NATION Of the same.
The loving cup Is the finest article Of the
kind ever manufactured Ia thIs city.
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BRADsTREETs VISIBLE.
Our Navy and Hawaii.

Every American is interested n me re-
suit OF our conflict with Spain, and should
fanllar-ze hinseIf with the wonderful
achievements and possibilities OF our New
American Navy-ot our modern battle
ships. those terrible engines OF var waich
accomplished the complete destruction o.:
the Spanish fleets az Manila ard Santiago.
Il may also De Of interest % inform your
selves relative 70 The newly acquired ter
-itory Of the United States. the Hawaiian
Islands; learn something about rhs 1a-lv-
~. occupations. etc. Of ths-- people 4
handsome Art Povttoli0. composed OF ten
books, containing beautiful photog-avysres
OF the American Navy. cuba and Hawaii.
together w1th brtet bus comprehensive
description Of each view. can BE Obtained
from any ticke; agent % ths Frisco Line
for the nominal sun Of zen cents each. @
q complete set Tor oze dollar.
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% the thirteenth infantry. regular army
TIE murder was rhs result OF q quarrel
n a vine shop near Ponce. II was en-
roleouzly stated in dispatch from Mar
inette. Wisconsin. few days ago. tha,
La Duke had been court-ulsruailsd The
day after the CRIME and saok a. Ponce
OF Auguse I
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MOVING SPANISH TROOPS

New York. Aug. 81. VI. Ceoallos, the
New York agent OF the CarnpaniA Trans
Atlantica. today received a cable from
Santiago De Cuba, informing HIM that
four more steamship loads OF Spanish
soldiers would sail from that port for
Spain this week and that al the Spanish
soldiers will have left Santiago de Cuba
before September I
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Boston Aux 4a-Ntcnots saved The CAP
for the Bostons. enabling the hon. team
not only 70 win from CalcvaEe. bur % ,aks
Graz place IN the league race. Areadanos.
400 Score: Ri =
Boston .-.-....-....--3 ooo9ol-s q
Chicago -...-.--.--...o 0o10.fsa-f s
BaSteries-Boston. KIobedAaz. Nichols
and IsaEer, Chicago. Callahan and Doao-
hue Empires. Snyder ard Connolly.
NEW YORK. :. CINCINNATI. O.
New York. Aug. H-Ths Giants knocked
the CiHcianatis our OF the cad today.
Cincinnati did not get a ma bsyou1
irst base. Attendance. Loco. seors.
RHu
New York ..........7 gsI09ie-t q
Cincinnati ...-..--...0 Q 03oQ9e-0 s 0
nsr: Cincinnati Hill AEd P0itz. CmpirsA,
Emsiie and Hunt
BROOKLYN. 6. CLEVELAND. Z
New York. Aus. B.-Dg1n and Ryaa
won todays game for Brooklyn Duaa
had the visitors completely at his mercy.
especially when men W4-s on bases WI
sou proved an easy uark for ths Brook
lyns score. KHB
Brooklyn ............s5a0sfa8s -sa o
Cleveland ...--.......otoo 800ie-2 = .
Internationally. Dunn and Ryan.
Cleveland. Wilson end O'Connor Tn
Plies. Lynch and Andrew Atssndanes,
az.
PTTTsBURG. s; PHILADELPHIA. &
Pittsbure. Aug. M.-F1.tsbgrz tstsatsd
Philadelphia today n a vel played ten
inning game The Phugss ted ths score
n the uiasn inning By good hittiaE ard
oa Gray's error. Pltts9Irg however. ~oa
out IL the teat1 CO tWo singles asd .
sacrifice. Attendance 1ss1 score
RHD
PitisburK .........o /
Philadelphia .....-i 0 of go o. 5 II .
Raiterzes-Pifts5erz. Rhinsa an4 Bow
erman, Philadelphia Part ard Near
land Umglrss. Survived ard Warasr.
BALTIMORE. . LOUISVILLE. J.
Baltimore. Aug is-Asthaukh lavish
~ith passes % arst and rather unsteady.
MaEse BANKED The Orioles for sIH n
uiuzs today. Bat "a ne seventh thsT gar
ns-ef three r9ns. II enc fslfoviag izni1E
the entire LouisvIlls team seat % psess
and Baitinors Tailed SIX runs Oh ave sfts.
base on ba1ss ard thres errors At
tendance. Y ss1. score Rim
Baltimore .-.....--..g 581eff +sl8
Louisville .--..-----i o @ Q - -
batteries baltimore. Hurh-a 40 CisrE:
louisville HaEas ard E.ttF.eKs- Um9ifss
GaErsy ard EroEn-
WASHINGTON. 70 ST louis. Z
Wasnlszror Aux N-The lsafhss q ssfaf
contestants net today sd ths EFoWss
- i1tef1er paying. secured - eefssf.
Attendance. la. gore. u 81 -
wasaIartea .-.-..-.-z safIss So =
g. Louis -.------.-.-9 8ggI5I9 81 -
Eat,sr1ss-warhlnRfos Eiasa sd Ma
Eu-rs. - s-oas. HgKn~y ard sukes1-
Lzag.rea. q. Day and MeEse1G1
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COTTON

New York Aug is--The cotton market
opened steady. with August three points
higher. and other months enc point high
sr two two points lower under further
decline a. Liverpool. generally tayoraaIe
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Ten MILLION CARTRIDGES

LONDON. Aug I5-The hynoch COMPANY
81 Birmingham = reported 20 have re-
ceived an orzer today for u go 80 mill
tary cartridges, 70 BE promptly delivered
20 The Cn!tsd S-ates govsramsnL
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REPREsENTATIVE SALES.
CATTLE.

The cattle market yesterday was steady.
with better receipts ad fair quality. all
offerings, either OF feeders or butcher
stock, being taken at the best prices the
universal market could warrant. Stock
ers and feeders were the principal Of
ferings. and all stock in this division was
readily absorbed at good prices.
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LIGHTS IN The CANARIES

Tenerf1e, Canary Islands. Aug. 1s-The
lights in the haroor here, which were ex-
tfnguishsd shortly after the declaration OF
war, have been re-lit-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-17

D0ld was the only buyer Of cattle Of
such class as would grade butcher stock.
and Frank Robbins took most OF the
EtOcker and feeder stuff offered
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS

CHICAGO.
Chicago grain and provision markets,
furnished by r. L. Bosttck, Commission
Broker, Rooms 10 and y, over Kansas Ma
tional Bank Telephone I67
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-17

A fou--inch space II newspaper nay
bring you s, 90 worth ot business, 3 30
worth q business; so worn of business
Il rests xf-h you q say which Bat 10
man car gst tGI returns vsta Al zErs--
clsemsnt watch he has Iust Gzsaed
-
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LIVE STOCK HARRIET
ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis, Aug. s.-Cattle-Receipts, .
OO0. including 1000 Texans. Market steady
20 strong; native shipping steers, S460d
$50; light and dressed beef and butcher
steers, $400G5 %; stockers and feeders, 800
a 30; cows and heifers. s.. 00G4. so; Texans
and Indian steers, s3.O0G4 20; cows and
heifers, s. 25Q34 10
Hogs-Recei pts. $500; market steady;
workers., sS.s0q3S5; packers, S3.Sc93. 90 /;
butchers, 50. S5G3s5.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000 including 500
Texans; market fairly steady; native
muttons, SS.90d425; lambs, s4O0G6.0d.
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The Christie-Street Commission Com
pany can give you a continuous market
First class service. Fair treatment
Write or call on US al our ofice in the
Sedgwick block. Wichita, Kan Private
wire everywhere
c. E LATHRoP. Manager
Long Distance Telephone 80
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Capital Stock E25a ooo Paid Up

II you want Stockers OF Feeders vrrs,.
6 Reasonable. advances Experience
statesmen n each department CzttiS
HoEx and Sheep TeIephons so
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Kansas City, Aug. 16.-Cattle-Receipt
(oficiaD, $3.50 natives; los Texans; the
liberal supply net with cores pondingly
good demand; choice native and Texas
steers, strong TO 1Gc higher. All other
grades active, steady prices. Choice heavy
steers. $3.15G5.5O; medium. s475G5.l5; light
weights. S4-0GR5.15: stockers and feeders,
5.50Q5-20; butcher cows and heifers. s.. 500
500. butcher bulls, 81. S4d3. 50; western
steers, S3.35d5.l0; Texas steers. s3.2oG4 g ;
Texas butcher cows. s.. S0,d3.S5; native and
Texas Gamers. s20612. %.
Hogs-Receipts. Official, I2015 Moder-
ate supplies and general active buying
advanced prices about sc. Heavy, S-75d
$50; mixed, 50. 7ods-s5: lights. Sc. 453S.s0
Sheep-Receipts. Official. 7.475. Moder-
ate supplies: good demand; prices steady:
lambs. $5.5056o 90: native riuttons, A0oG
45o; range sheep. 81 oo-743 IS; stock and
feeding lambs, 81 2SG+s5. stock and feed
ing sheep, S3.603Ao0.
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CHICAGO


Chicago. Aug l6,-Today's receipts OF
cattle were disposed OF without any trou-
bic az unchanged volues. Choice steers.
S25G5.65. medium. 81 s0G4s5; beef steers.
s405g425; stockers and feeders. s50efI4 a.
bulls. S3.5eE3-S5, cows and heifers. s3,51G
AS; calves. Sc 51e7.o0; western rangers.
S5-ooG+,75; fed western steers. s4oCsl!4. i
western steers. S406742 p.
There was a good local packing and a
fair eastern shipping demand for hogs az
stronger prices. sales largely cents high
CT; far 20 choice. g o07?+ C5, packers, &c 50
63-S71s; butchers. s2-7of5 03l2: mixed g. $50
39-l.: lights, S5.SQGs 90; pigs g s563S
The demand for sheep was active and
strong az slightly higher prices for choice
offerings Choice 20 common western
rangers. AoaG4S0; ordinary TO choice
natives. S5-0o5s+ y; poor 20 prime lambs
81 rlli6 90: western lambs. g ecG6.7 .
Recei pts-CattIe 3.5oo; hogs 1905, sheep.
* nOl
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Do You

Speculate IN grain-
Speculate in New YORK svockHf
Speculate in provisional
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Base BALL

BOSTON. 5. CHICAGO. 4
Boston. Aug ls-Nichels saved ne CAP
for the Bostons. enabling the home team
not only 70 win from CalcvaEo. bur q ,aka
frks place IN the league race. At1ead4noe.
400 Score: Ri .
Boston .-......-....--; eooo1sl-s "a
Chicago -...-....--...0 091o.fsH-f as
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Chicago. Aug. 1S-Receipts today: Wheat
i53 cars; corn, 90; oats, 7s3 cars. Estimat-
ed cars for tomorrow: Wheat, SIS cars;
corn, 34s; oats. 2s2
FIax-Cash. northwest, IS; September.
SSh
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GRAN ALMACEN
DE NJ j E BLES
NoAAa AaC6R6zA45 : y A 5tLE

Realization precios sumamente modicos.
Alquileres mensuales a precios populares.
Gran existencia de marmoles y maderas de-
cedrO. r.
~ Nuestro compsfero amigo don Ma.
riano Abril ha regresado de la Peninsula por
vapor <Alfonso XI1,, despu6s de algunos af1os
de ausenca del pats. Sea bien venido ell po'
pular periodista, que tantas simpatfas goza en-
esta TERRA por sus en6rgicas campsias.
~. Envamos nuestros afectuosos saludos
los senores don Ignacio Diaz Canejs, don
Victor Ochoa don Jeronimo Carreras, que
han llegado hoy de la Peninsula en- ell vapor
correo.
~ En- estos dias empezara & circular Ell
manifesto programa de nuestro distinguido
amigo ell Excmo. Sr. D. Manuel Egozcue y
Cintron. Es un dcoumento de suma trascen'
dencia poftica y economical.
-. En- ell vapor correo sAlfonso XII,,
llesado hoy esta capital, han venido los ST.
gaientes pssajeros: don Joaquin Castany, doiia
Dolores Mas, don Miguel Tonadella, don Mar
c' limo E.tebanez, dona Manuela Cuadra, don
Juan Morera, don Victor Ochoa Perez, don
Enrique Nebot Roig, don Bartolome Ruitort,
don Gerardo Fonaledas, dos soldados, don Je
r6nimo Carrerss, don Ignacio Disz Caneja,
don Manuel Lopez Fernandez, dona Basilia
Aviola, don jose Maria Lomba, doha Rafaela
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con que hemos sido favoreoidos. sDfa de Glo'

con que hemos sido favoreoidos. sDfs de Clio.
rias Sc vende ell esta capital 80 otvs el numero.
- El inoen lio ocurrido on Ponce que
anunciamos en- nuestra edioi6n dc aver, tuvo
lugar en- una casa del Callejon dol Cato, pro-
piedad de doha Juana Westeny, vuia de Morel.
Todo el barrio hubiera nrdido sin los esluerzos
hechos por los bombcros ell vecindsrio. La
casa conligus ocupada por don lsidoro Colon,
fue en- parte destruida Cresse que ol fuego fue
casual. Las p6rddas ocssionsdas por ell incen'
dio SO calculan en- 800 pesos
.*a Ell juez sef1or Raiz lIita que instruye
el proceso On averiguacion dc 10 Aucedido en-
Montjuich en- la causa de los anarqulstas,
ha recibido dos oerti6eaciones que le ha entire.
gado ell sehor Salmer6n, en- las cuales scredita
por medic dc certifcaci5n facultatva las cica'
| trices que presentan los prooesa los Oiler y
Sufe.
-. Con gran oontento de los famlias en-
esla capital, sigue la ganga de artfoulos, de
quincalla, loza, crstalerfa, etc., ETC., precio
de costo en- el s5szar de los Paisanos,, Forta.
| leza 25. Aqueo va no es vender, sino regular.
ell que no 10 quera Greer, que Sc deje ir por
allf como Julien no quiere Ia cosa, sc conven
cera.
-. Hemos visto un telegrama do Guaya.
ma, dirigldo a I'm amigo nuestro de esta capital,
que dice asf: sElectos Bird, Sola, Mu1oz Mo.
rales, Texidor. Este retro oandidatura. Creese
combination para ceder minorfa Cautiiio.
Opinamos opuesta esta candidatura por haberse
hecho con desealtad. Mayorfa sufragio votara
candidstura Independence. Conhicto comb
naci6n electoral. Els seguro 81 telegramas re-
oibidos, casi ofcia!es, por Sanchez Morales, no
atendidos,
-. Bajo ell epfgrafe de <Presentaci6n
r A. l., H.
en- gu edici6n del dfa 4 del actual: "Ayer,
jueves, visitaron eata redacoion los titulados
comandante y teniente de los flas insurrectas,
respectivsmente, Longino Hector moreno
Pablo Hector, que ell dfa anterior Sc presen-
taron ante e Comandante Militar de San Nj
colas, don Manuel Ramos Calderon, bizarre
captain de Covadonga. Esta presentation
reviste mayor importadcia de la que primera
vista parece por cuanto ell Longino gran como
cedor del territorio, comprendido desde Melena
del Sur hasta Bermeia. ha prestado grandes
servicios la rebellion, ejerciendo mandos
importantes y, sobre todo, la jefatura de prac
ticos de la Proyinoia. Teniendo este en- cuenta
ell general Gonzalez Parade procuraba que la
| presetacidn Sc realizace y 10 ha conseguido al
| fin, gracas los trabsjos del citado Conan
dante Mitar =, establishments, las activas
gestiones que, con acierto, llev6 feliz exito
ell captain de voluntarios don Claudio FernAn.
dez. persona muy bien quista en- aquella locali'
| dad. Los referidos presentados Sc muestran
muy agradecidos las atenciones que les han
| dispensado todas las autoridsdes y, muy espe.
| camente, al general Gonzalez PARADE"
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PRECIOS SIN COMPETENCIA

Ahors bien: un hecho eloouente que el i'm.
postor cslla y que ha descubierto el cabo don
don jose Banco. Tratase de un robo de al
guna consideration.
Tuvo notica que el ndividuo Pedro Sua.
rez (s) eE Colo, lIevaba puesta una camisa ro.
bada uno de los dependencies de la casa de
los se1ores T. Cano Compadfay que al mismo
tempo Sc ian robsndo prendas no solo de
dicha casa, aino de la de los sehores Amor6s
hermanos, debido & su tacto y larga experien'
cia en- ell cuerpo de policfa, logrd averiguar Ell
paradero de las siguentes preudas robsdss q
las casas Amoros y Cano: uu reloj de orc ocu-
pado Jose Alouso que hsbfa comprado en-
cuatro pesos; tres mas de acero y nikel encon
tr6 & Julio Yejo, que los nabfa comprado en-
cuatro pesos, una leontina de ORC al chino vi.
cente Asatico que compro en- un peso; un re.
vover Smith al referido Alfonso; "a los auto.
res de dicho robo que csptu0 la misma noche
Pedro Suarez Juan Alberto GAY Nangurd les
ocupo dos paluelos seda, dos camisas, tres
panta!ones dos camsetas dos fundas de almo.
hadas, cuatro cajas cigarrillos, y continda ges'
tionando ell paradero de otras prendas mas que
fsItan. Ese el hombre quien Sc csumuia!
Guayams, le de Mario de lseS.-X. y.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-21
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eel Pueblo, (peri6dico) semanario de la
culta villa de Coamo dedica un suelto, con un
csc dice, contra ell actual csbo de muncipales
de ests villa y por ende contra su digno slcalde
don Celestino Dominguez
Es muy ,facil y muy corriente en- los item
pos que alcanzamos encubrir la calumnia con
un CSC dice, en- la prensa periodical, manchada
hoy, sendo inmunda cloaca de pasiones bastar.
das iOh Gutenberg! 81 resucitaras hoy vieras
10 que Sc hsce con tn sublime iuvenci6n, mort
riss de dolor y de vergiienza al contemplar ell
uso que al 6nalizar el siglo de las luces sc hace
de aguella.
sSe dice, que el.digno y probo cabo de
retrar los perros muertos de las GALES de la po-
blac6ny que aquel oabo solo did al pobre hom.
bre que retro los perros, dos pesos. Como Sc
escribe la historic! Ell primer dia cierto, que
no elcabo entreg6 al pobre hombre los dos pc.
sos, sino ell depositario de fondos municipales,
acompaiiado del cabo, que tenfa que certifcar
81 &c habfa cumplido ell ajuste en- los siguien
tes 9. Q y Ser. dia, pues hasta entonces duro la
limpieza de perros muertos, Sc le entregaron
por ell depositario al pobre hombre los ocho pc.
sos restsntes, segdn SO iba hacienda el trabajo
<Tambien Sc asegura que este buen sei1or"
asf dice Ell que lnforma al pueblo (?eri6dioo)
toma dnero los lecberos y tablaieros Q carni.
ceros para consentirles vender leche adulterada
carne con peso incomplete; tanto 10 primero
10 de los perros, como este dltimo es falso y
mente ell informante.
Desde que ell cabo oalumniado por ell nfor'
mante al "Pueblo (periddico) tom6 possession
de su destino ha decomisado leche don NJ
Santisteban 20 botellas, don Gabriel Cap6 12
botellas, don Pedro Colon botellas mu =
chas mas al vendedor Juan 'sel Ciego'' de la
vaquerfa del doctor Blondet. Conste que min =
guno de los sehores due1os de la leche autori
zsn la adulteraci6n del lfquido y solo son pila'
das de los lecheros.
FL cabo avisado por ell informsnte del Pue
BIO (periodico) ha denunciado tres veces los
tablaj jeros entire los que fgura don Gregorio
Santiago, reincidente por segunda tercera
vez multado por la alcaldfa.
En- resamen, queda probada la calumnia
del informante al peri6dico.