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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-05-18
DE AVER.

EIabana, I5 de Mayo. Ell Minis
tro de Uliramar, seior Moret, ha te-
legrahado saludando & Cienfuegos y
Cardenas, felieitandolos por haber re-
chazado victoriosamente el ataque de
los yankees.
-Seg6n telegrafian de L6ndres,
los buques de Ia eseuadra americana
que ataco q Puerto Rico han sufrido
grsndes danos, quedando dos de elIos
inutiIizados.
Nueva York, r5.-Mr Jampson. al
mirsnte de la eseuadra americana, ha
telegrahado partieipando que al ANA
neeer del jueyes II, bombarde6 4
Puerto Rico. logrsndo causar dsfios 4
las fortalezas de Ia Plaza, 81 bien So.
frieron averias los buques de Ia eseua-
dra.
-El director del peri6dico el ''He
raid" propuso al Sensdo americana sc
multase COZ $4,000 pesos 8 con 10
amos de pfision, Ia publication de cual
quiera clase de noticiss que diefan {
conocer los secretos de las fortifca-
clones, aleance de los cahoues de-
ms detalles relatives a lss mismos.
Ell teniente Rowan y el cabecilla
CollazO. en- comision del servicio, han
llegado 4 Cayo Hueso procedentes de
Nassau.
-Ha llegado & Vera Cruz eI va
per "La Fayette".
-Habsns, I5.-Ha salido de IL
Hal ana el plikfdOt mejicaDo "Arturo"
CON so pasajeros para Mejieo. sienco
al salir silbados por Ia multitud que
presencio el embafque desde las mu-
rallas.
Ell vapor "Mon.errat" saIi6 de
Cienfuegos el dia 6 con rumbo 4 u
Peninsula. FL Marques de ComiIlas
ha rega!ado al Captain de dicho bu-
que 10 900 pesos, como premio de
sus servicios y arrojo.
Ell lunes por la tarde lIegaron
custodiados por la benemSrita Guar.
dia Civil, para evitat atropeIlos de
la muchedumbIe, los reporters del
" World" que cayeron prisioncros.
A uno de eilos, Mr. Sccvell, Sc le en-
ccntraron fotogrsfas, sien5o conduct
do. 1 un buque. demostrando agrade-
cimiento per atenciores dispensadas-
les En- el momen.o de embarque
acu9ia mucho Ibli-o 4 presenciar Ia
salida de los buques de guerra "Con-
de de Venadito y "Nueva Espa-
ha con direction al litoral, eIogizn-
dose la valentfa y rapidez con que Sc
hacfan la mar.
-Siete buques yankees huyeron al
ser atacados por a ,uelIos que les hi
cieron fuego, sin que sc sepa 81 les
causaron dafio. Las szoteas estabsn
cuajadas de gente que con gran EMU
siasmo vitoreaba la gallarda maniobra
de nuestros marines, y atacaban Ia
cobardia demostrada por los yankees
que en- su huida solo una vez debiI-
mente trataron de cerrar Ineas, Que
dando dominado por complete el ho-
Tizonte per nuestros buques.
En- esa operacion tomaron parte las
eaioneras " F.echa y" Aguila
gresando con el "Venadito" .iNue-
va Espaha las 8 de Ia noche. Ia.
eiendose por el pueblo delirantes ova-
clones al General. jefes. ohciales y de
mas tripulantes de los bareos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-05-18
Una f sta original.

FL dia 10 de Abril la coionia ale
mana dc Milan Sc reun;o en- un gran
bsrquete para festejar el aniversario
del principe de b sma'k.
He aqui, ",extualmente tradueida"
Ia resena que de la fiesta da el Co
iere della Sera.
"Banquete de gran exito. He
aqui el Programa: Discurso del pre- :
siden,e Mosterts, exponie ndo el OBJ
jeto de Ia reunion. Coro de Mozart:
Po,age Bransino sauce hollandaise-
Faux flet". Brindis de M. Glokner
en- honor de Bismarck. del rey de
Italia y del emPerador de Alemania.
--Himnos nacionales - Himno al
emperador, cantado por todos los co
men'ales. "Pate de is en- ge,e."-
Petits pois a la paysanne". ".-Discurso
de M. Sigismon.--La ".Wacht an
Rhein. cantado por todcs los asisten
tes.--"Pou.e roti' ".-Aife
popular: "Amour 6dele", ejecutado
por la Socie1a lad de canto. Lectura
de telegramas a Bismarck y al empe-
rador Guillermo.-Frutas y queso. -
Discurso de despedida del consul
P.itsch, que martha de Milan. Md
sica y coro -Brindis del presidente
Mosterts al consul Pritsch.
eoro y triple "lHoehg'- Coro:
Deutschland deber alles.-Cafe.-
Brindis del cabalero Eck,rd & NJ.
Pritsch -Musica, coro. "champagre'
y triple "iHoch!" Brindis de NJ. Vo-
ller q las sehoras ausentes.-Triple
"iHoch!" tres veces repetido.-Cer- :
veza,-Brindis de NJ Roscher 4 Ale
man a.-Triple Il Ho IL" y ccrveza.
Despues. mlsica. eervera, cantos GER
vesa, triples :" Hochl". cervezs, Ger
veza y todavis mas cerveza'.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-05-18

sexibles juncos que Sc emplean en-
casos especiales.
In vista del espiritu de insubordi-
nacion que snimaba I ciertas asia
das de Ia Casa de Correcci6n de esa
6iudad, el cual hacfa necesaria Ia ad
minissracion de correcciones doloro.
sas pero efectivas. y tai ver para aho-
rrar trabajo al encargado de s2licsr
las, puso ell earceIero manos & Ia obrs
y termino una siIIa easi elegante sin
rePulsivo aspecto de potro 6 apstato
de tort1ra.
Hacese sentar en- ella 4 "a culpable
sujetandola con correas pa-a que TO
Sc levante de un salio 4 la primera
impression.
Debsjo del asiento. able to en- cir-
cuo. palsncas y poIeas dispuestas in =
geniosameate hacen mover con i'm
p tu un brazo vengador, y una vez
O. rimido el bottom electrico, que ds
Psso Ia corrien.e, solo resta al pro-
pinante cTuRarse de brszos, dejar que
,el misterioso fluido mantenga en-
accion ell vastago percutor, todo el
tempo que juague necesario, y poner
luego ea libertad a la amonestada
Llamads esta al orden por medic
tan cientifco y moderno, no cab:
Pro'es'a de su Parte. aunque luego ls
sea penoso sentalse en- una silla or
dinaria, triunfa la ciencis, y hacest
lusticia.
III inventor no esPera mas que G
permiso de las autoridades locales
para poner en- accion ohcialmente es,
frnto de su ingenio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-05-18
COstumbrss alpinas.

La siguiente a-iecdota ha ccurrido
segun leemos en- uD periodico frances.
cerca de Udina. pueblo de los Alpes
Garnicos.
Un joven llamado Luis Se,ti, cor :
tejaoa a una joven de diez y sie,e
amos. Estaban va promctidos, fal-
tando solo hjai el dia del matrimonio.
Pero un dia de la semana Ultima.
TN nuevo pretrndient-, mucho mas
rico que Sesti, Sc prcsent6 en- ca de
los padres de la much lcha pidiendo
su mano. E to puso en- aprieto a los
padres, que estaban va formalmente
comPEomelidos con Sesti. Pero la
maare era una mujer practica, resuel
ia y fecunda en- recursos.
Hizo lamar a Sesti lie pregunto
que cantidad exigfa para indemnizar-
lie del tempo que habia perdidc en-
hacer el amor su hjja. Sesti Sc ne
go de pr0nto; pero luego rehexiono y
acabo 2o' Pensar que es mas acil en-
contrar una mujer que una boIsa de
dinero.
En- su eousecuencia, flo la indem-
nlzac'on en- quinieatas pesetas. la
citra parecio exorbitante, y despues
de un largo y tempestuoso regateo,
Sc transigio en- la mitad.
Terminado el trato y entregada la
cantidad, Sesti Sc despidio deseanio
nucha suerte a su rival, cuyo casa
miento Sc ha hjado para el II de
Abril pr6ximo.
-lCuanto le cuesta a usted la no.
via1
-Doscientas cincuents pesetas.
Viva la gente practiea!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-05-18
DOcUn0lt0S SODrS Ia nodiacjOl

He aqui el resumen de los docu-
mentos publieados por el Osservafoy4
Romano:
"Precedelos una nota consignando
que el Papa, viendo e inminente peli-
gro de guerra entire Espaha y los Es-
tados Unidos, interpone con tants so
licitud como ehcacia su accion, q fin
dc evitarla y apartar obstaculos
Sigue una nota, fecha 9 del corrien-
te, del ministro de Estado, senior Gu
lion, al Embajador senior Merry del
Val. eneareandole anuncie Monse
nor Rampolla, para que este 10 comu
nique a Sa Santidad, que el Gobier-
no espahcl, q consecuencia de las
vivas, nobles y repetidas inst...-:..s
del Papa, resolvio ordenar al general
Blanco que coneediera Immediate :
mente una suspension de hostilidades
por el tempo que en- su prudencia
conceptuara conveniente para prepa-
rar y faeilitar la par.
La nota coatinIA textualmente:
"En tanto que me complazco en-
satisfaceT asi los deseos del venerable
Pontihce, me es tambien muy grato
comunicar a v. E. que los Embaja
dores de las seis grandes potencias,
en- vista colectiva que me han hecho
esta mahana, sc han mostrado acor-
des en- sus aspiraciones con las del
Papa, al cual, con esta OCCASION, recor
damos nuestro anterior despacho en-
Ia confianza de que velara cuidadosa-
mente para que nuestra justa preten
sion de correspondence Sc yea salts
teeha y quede en- su lCgar el prestigio
de esta catolica nacion."
Hay que adyertir que el peri6dico
el OSstrVaEOys no inserta e despacho
anterior al que Sc hace Teferencia en-
este.
FL tercero es un despacho del car
denal RampolIa al Nuncio de Madrid.
FL cardenal lie encarga cue comuni
que al Gobierno espahol 10 satisfecho
que esta el Papa con la suspension in
mediata de hostilid2des. que el Papa,
de conformidad con las grandes 20
tencias encuentra muy opcrtuna, 4 I'm
de alejar el azote de la guerra y faci-
litar Ia pacihcaci6n de la isla.
La nota termica asi textualmente;
Dad las gracias en- nombre del Pa.
pa al Gobierno espafol y tened la
bondsd de asegurarle que ell Papa no
deiara de emplear oportunamente su
Influenza fin de que los deseos le-
gitirnos del Gobierno espafiol sean
cumplidos y quede en- su lugat el
prestigio dc "a noble y catolica naci6n
espafiola.
FL Osseyvaf0,F publica luego IN
dcspacho de calurosa felicitaci6n del
Emperador de Austria al Papa, por
u venturoso resultado de 50 interven- |
Ion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-05-18
La marina lOrt8americsll
juzgada por un "yankes''

FL senador Culom ha escrito una
carta particular diciendo:
"Estanos al borde de la guerra y
estaremos dentro dc ella probable
men-e en- Ia seinana proxims.
Sera de cierto una guerra martina,
no terrestre. y hay que convenir en-
que los no1teameTicanos no sabemos
mucho de guerra naval.
Desde hace amos esta por probar
81 nuestros barcos Seran tan buenos
como los de otras nacioncs y 81 nues-
tia ma ina sabe tanto como otras de
manejar estas maquinas
Icnire una inmensa intranquilidad
hasta que ocurra el primer enouent o
y sepamos como Sc portan nuestros
marinos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-05-18
Ell cumplea1Os
del Rey,

Hoy celebra la noble Espa-
ma ell natalicio de su Augusta
Soberano, nuestro Rey Don
Alfonso XIII 9. D. G.
Con tan fausto motive, ell
B0LETIN MERcANTIL Sc COM
place en- reiterar su adhesion
al Trono y & las Instituciones,
rogando al Altfsimo por el
triunfo de nuestras armas y
pOr la paz y felicidad de la
Patria y de sus Colonias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-05-18

TRACTION y sus funcioaarios, al abri-
go de toda sospecha de agiota
ge.
Cumpliendola en- todo su rigor
llegara q ser la Administrator
en- esta Antilla, modelo digno de
i.n'tarse Por todos los paises en-
que hoy Sc tlasona de honrada
administration.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-05-18
Dice textualmente:

Dice textualmente:
"Con ayuda de todas las potencias
me atrevo 4 esperar que So Santidad
contribuira 4 poner en- salvaguardia
los intereses de la humanidad y de la
par.
El Osseyvafo,s publica 4 continua-
cion de estos documentos ohciales e
siguiente despacho de Washington,
sin indicar su origen aunque sc su
pone es de una alta personalidad eele
siastica:
LA suspension de hostilidades h;
produeido excelente impression
No dudo en- el mantenimiento de Il
paz'
Habra discursos belicosos en- el Con
greso, pero sin resultado.
La Influenza del Papa al obtene
la suspension de las hostilidades e
Plenamente reconocida por Ell puebl
americana y acogida con gratitud.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-05-18
R8curSOS para Ia guerra.

FL T'embo, diario madrileho,
propone, para arbitrar recur
SOS con destino a la guerra, que
no Sc mendigde capital extranje
no, slno que Sc pida al capital es
pahol un emprestito de mil milo
nes de pesetas con el interes ma
ximo de 3 a 4 p. 3 que es la rem
ia liqaida que produce en- Espa-
ma la propiedad rdstica y urba
ma, cuya sima Sc cubriria facil
mente entire Espana y la Ameri
ca espahola.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-05-18
FelicitaCiones
de Ia Patria.

La Gatsta. en- su edicion del
domingo 1ltimo, y en- la extraor
dinaria del mismo dia, publica
las siguientes honrosisimas felici-
taciones 4 Puerto Rico:
"El E1cmo Sr Ministro de la Cue
IRA en- cabIegrama de esta fecha, dice
al Excmo Sr Captain General del
Distrito 10 siguiente
"Recibido su telegrama, gran en-
tusiasmo aqui por valerosa conducta
defensores a los que Reina. Gobier-
no y pals felicitan. "
FL Excmo Sr Ministro de la Cue
IRA en- cableerama recibido hoy, dice
10 siguie ente:
"El Congreso Diputados al ente
rarse en- session hoy del valeroso com
portamiento guarnicion, voluntarios y
marina esa plaza y levantado espiritu
de poblaeion cisil en- OCCASION alevosa
ataque dc eseusdra Estados Unidos
victoriosamente rechazada, ha acor
dado por aelamacion y q propuesta
Diputados Sc haga constar la satisfac-
cion con que sc ha enterado de tan
fausto suceso. y Sc les felicite en- nom
bre de la Camara".
FL Excmo Sr Ministro de Ultramar
en- cablegrsma ieeha de a er dice al
Excmo Sr Gobernador General 10 81
guiente
LA defensa dc esa plaza y la acti
tud de esa Isla enan de legi,imo or
gullo los corazones espafioles, FL
Gobierno Sc asocia 4 la manifestation
del Congreso trasmitida va a V E. !"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-05-18
Gaceta de hoy.

Orden general del die IS en- Ia
que Sc da cuenta de la felieitaci6n
que hace el Congreso a esta Pla-
"a Por Ia defensa del dia "a.
Felicitacion del Gobicrno
Central por igual motive.
-Continuaci6n de la l:sta de
suscripci6n.
-Nota de los irutos exporta.
dos los dias 6, 9, 10 yIa del ac-
tual
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-05-18
AZOTBS ELECTRICOS

Un carcelero POGO tierno de Den
ven, Colorado, ha empleado su item
po inventive en- fabricar una ma
quins electrica destinada 4 derrocar Ia
claslca zapatilla de uuestras abuel y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-05-18

BUR 4 Ia salvsei6n de Cuba, que
es:a en- Ia raz".
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-05
SILVER ECONOMY

In the first two years Of the Silver
party rule in Ormsby in 1895 and "a
they expended the sum of S136,3oI'z9.
In the two previous years the Re-
publican party spent S~I54,729,45 OF
the Taxpayers money. A difference
of s1S,347,I6 in favor of the Silver
party County Commissioners,
Add to this the bond Of 81 900 pa1c
by the Silver Commissioners and the
STOOL 30 refunded by Storey comfy
for the Parsons trial making a tota
saving of S2I,338-46
For confirmation of this statement
see the Recorders books.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-05
IN 1890

The Washoe Republican County
Convention in 1890 passed the follow
ing.
I'VE recognize in our delegation in
Congress. Hons. John P. Jones, VIM.
NJ. Stewart and II. F. Ba1tine, able
and efficient public servants, who
have been untlring in their efforts to
promote the interests of the people OF
Nevada, as we'll as those of the whole
country, and we desire to accord to
them that full! mead of praise which
their valuable services SO pre-eml
nently merit"
Since the wal is yer nothing has ex
cited SO much public interest as til
100000 The Royal Tailors, OF. Cltfage
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-05
FUNNY MAN.

Oh, Mr.. +. L. Bingham! What a
funny man you are!
You came down to Reno to the Sill
yer Party Convention and you stayed
TIL it was out. You were too modest
to vote No Upon the platform and SO
YOU voted for it, And now YOU are a
Democrat. And you are a candl-
date for State Senator. And now you
denounce the platform and the nomi-
nees You helped select. And now you
can utter falsehoods about the Silver
party as fast as any one Oh, Nh +
l.. Bingham! What a funny mar
you are! What a funny man yot
arcl--Iournal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-05
MAKE EXPLICIT.

The card Of the Republican LeglSla-
tive nominees that the charge OF the
APPEAL that they are Coffin men IS a
lie. does not suit the public.
They do not say in plain tngIsh
that they are not pledged to Coffin.
Now in order to set all reports al
rest let the Republican Legislative
nominees sign the following.
We hereby pledge ourselves IN case
of election that we will not vote to1
Tren1nor Coffin, James Dennis, Ali
Chartz, Tom Hickey or VIM. WOOD
burn for the I. S. Senate, but II elect
ed We will vote for = | 10
that Office
Now let the men On the Republl2al
ticket fill out the blank and sign tn
above and then the people will know
who they are voting for. Come boys
take the public into your confidence.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-05

Lost flesh lately?
Does your brain tire? 7
Losing control over your
nerves?
! Are your muscles becom-
ing exhausted? -:
You certainly know the
remedy. 1t is nothing new;
lust the same remedy that
has been curing these cases
of thinness and paleness for
twenty-five years. Scotts
Emulsion. The cod-llVer
oil in it is the food that
makes the flesh, and the by
pophosphites give tone to
the nerves.
soe. ard sr.oo, all druggists,
SCOTT & BOVINE. Chemists. New York
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-09-10
Eli MatsOn, a Finlander, Instant
ly Killed Sunday
Afternoon.
FELL FROM A CAR OF LOGS.
Remains Brought to Baraga Sum
day Night-Funeral Occurred
Tuesday Afternoon.

A sad accident occurred at the
hester estates logging camp about
fourteen miles from the head of the
bay, Sunday afternoon, whereby
Eli Matson, a Finlander, was in
stantly killed, and Herman Herman
son, another employee, was seriously
injured
1t appears that the two men were
engaged in loading logs on cars. and
had thrown off the brakes for the
purpose of letting the cars further
down on the siding. One car was
cut off from the others and stood
quite distance ahead. In trying
to reset the brakes on the moving
cars, the two men in question dis
covered that they would not operate
right and called to the man on the
car ahead to open the brakes, so
that when the two cars struck it,
the force would not be SO great,
but the man ahead evidently failed
to hear them, and in moment the
collision occurred, the cars jumping
the track. Matson was instantly
killed, and Hermanson seriously
injured.
The remains of the unfortunate
man who was killed were
brought to Baraga Sunday night,
and Hermanson was conveyed to
the residence of Samuel Hill, where
his injuries were promptly attended
to. He will recover.
Mr.. Matson had been in the en-
ploy of the Nesters most of the
time for the past six years His
wife and three children reside in
the old country, and message was
sent to them Monday morning
announcing the sad news. Mr..
Hermanson also has wife and
children in the old country.
The funeral was held from the
Finnish church Tuesday afternoon,
and the interment took place in the
new cemetery.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-09-10
LOCAL ITEMS.

School commenced Tuesday.
Samuel Hill transacted business
at L'Anse Monday.
John Edgerton, of Portage Entry,
was in town yesterday.
An exhibition of war pictures was
given at the hall last evening.
Mrs. N. Co-Martln was at Mar
quette the fore part OF the week.
James Mcmahon transacted bust
ness in the copper country yester-
day.
Mrs. John Laub left for Minden
City Wednesday, where she will
visit friends for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Cochran. Miss
Lizzie Bendry and Thos. Nugent
were at Newtonville Sunday last.
Mrs. John Holland, who has been
visiting friends in town for week,
returned to her home in Hancock
Thursday.
H. Wilcox attended the Republ r
can congressional convention held
in Ishpeming Thursday as dele
gate from Baraga township.
The Democratic county conven-
ton for this county has been called
for September 14th at 2 o'clock
D. m. in the Town Hall in this vii
lage.
Lee Crebassa, a member Of CON-
pany F, Houghton, returned home
with the company Monday. Elmer
Otto, another member from Baraga,
q so returned home.
Rev. J. H. DeLacy will preach his
farewell sermon in Baraga tomorrow
evening, and will leave for Evans
ton, ILL.,, about the goth to
resume his college course. During
: Mr.. DeLacy's brief residence in
Baraga he has made large num-
Der OF warm friends, and has
awakened great interest in the
M. E. church here, OF which he has
been pastor, and his departure from
Baraga will be greatly regretted.
The subject at the service tomorrow
evening will be "The Holy Ghost. !
All are cordially invited to attend
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-09-10
$BARAGA DEPARTMENT
1~>~>~~~>>~~>~~~~~>~ acknowledgements
81, S!'sjs1MlasSkTss.%s:;,, . a.: W. 8,

-
Hugh Mcmillan and family move,
to Houghton Wednesday, wher,
they will make their home for tn,
future.
MIR. and Mrs. S. d. Davenport
left on the excursion "Wednesday
for Detroit. They will also visit
relatives in Jackson. Miss Maggie
Boyle was also Que of the excursion
lists.
Among those who took in the ex.
cursion Wednesday, were Charles
Shaver, Capt. G. f. Ibbottson
William Darcy and Robert Doyle
There were also many others, whose
names we did not learn.
1t seems that anybody can shut
off the water supply of the village
and leave it so for day or two,
without even notifying the author,
tiles or residents of the village SO
they could be 0prepared. There
ought to be limit to such action
as it puts hundreds of people to a
great Inconvenience for q small
benefit to one or two people.
Mrs. William Levitue died at her
home in this city Wednesday even
ing at ll:30 O. clock, after long and
painful illness, aged 30 years,
Deceased leaves a husband and three
small children to mourn her de-
parture. The funeral was held
from st. Joseph's church at AS
sinins, this morning at o'clock,
Rev. FIR. Terhorst conducting the
service.
Peter Bossier, who returned from
Cuba with company + Monday,
came down from Houghton Tuesday
and spent the day shaking hands
with friends, Pete states he has
not seen a sick day since he left
Uncle Samuel's homestead until he
began the "trip from Camp Wikoff,
when he felt a little weak. When
shown letters written home by some
of the boys he said that many were
far-fetched and written more for
effect than the truth. OF course,
he states, they did not have chicken
or anything of that description for
dinner, still, the boys were willing
to put up with a lot ;of rough life,
and got it. Mr.. Bossier left
Wednesday evening to enter the
military hospital at Houghton,
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-09-10
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Special correspondence to THE SENTINEL.
Barney Barbno came in from Co
gebc lake Thursday.
Fishing is improving again. Fair
catches were made this week.
John Santline arrived home from
the Yellow Dog river Thursday.
Mrs Nancy Denomie returned
home from Marquette Wednesday,.
Henry Shelefo and George Miller,
of the Nj. f. Mission, were in town
Thursday.
Mrs. James Holiday and son
Henry, of Bay Shore, were visitors
here Wednesday,
A number of the berry pickers ar
rived home this week from Kewee-
nav Point. Others will follow in a
short time.
S. Denomie has completed clear
ing and blowing number of acres
of land on his farm. He has had a
crew of men working for the past
few weeks.
The amount of business S. Demo-
mic is doing proves conclusively
that his customers are pleased with
his goods and prices. See his ad-
vertisement in THE SENTINEL.
Quite number of the berry pick
crs left for the Big Bay plains this
week to gather Euckleberries. The
berries are reported in abundance
at that pOint.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-09-10

A large apd eAellent stock of
plums, musIhelo,n} oranges; apples
and bananas CHAP at Andrew
Wallis, Baik@a
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-09-10

The most popular qo-cent cigar is
the Two Flags, mS nufactured by
Falk q Anderson.