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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-06-21
COnunicad0.
Sr. Director de La CoRREsPoNDENc1A

Con Ia misma solemnidad del mes de Ms
vo y numeress concurrencia de- feles, ha cele.
b ado en- ests Ciu lad, el Apostoiado de la o
rsci6n, ei Novenarlo del CorAzon de Jesus.
Las simpAtioss y enthusiasts, al par que
virtuosas Srtas. Maria Polo y Candida Garrigs
con notas acordes y canticos melo odioso., han
complaoido como en- Mayo, 81 pdbl,co. Habis
ron mas de 70 oomuniones. L. procession con
la preciosa imsgen del Corazon de Jesus, que
es la primera vez que Sc sacs, debido al entu
siasmo cello del P. Puras, est1vo ordenada y
concurrida. El sermon fu6 eloouente J lleno
de unoi6n, demostrando 81 p Puras, que ell di.
vino Corsson es un prodigio de amor de her.
moaura, donde ell hombre hsllsrA su dioha y
Ia realizaoidn de sus deseos. Todos los cst6-
lioos estan altamente sgrsdecidos pues tiene
Csguss un saceraote digno, ilustrado pruden'
te, energioo entusissta, que So saorifca por
81 bien de Ia Ig:eais de esta oiudad, defen-
diendo, como es l6gioo los dereohos de nuestra
Madre.
Caguas JUNO 10 de 1899
Un Cat6Iico.
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Noticia s..

~. Ia CoRREsroNDENc1A SO complace en-
fellcitar hoy dia de San Luis, todos sus
amigos y susoritores que rsspondsn este nom.
bre. -.
."A En- Ia madrugada del dia II en- el
barrio de Gusjataos de Ia jurisdiction de Que.
br adillas fu6 capturado el prdfugo do la oarceI
de Arec bo Jose Lopes (al Genario.
-. Hemos reoibido Ia vista del Sr Mel
leres representante de Ia compai1a lfr.co dra.
matioa que dirige el sen ,r Alfonso que pr6xi.
mamerte debute1A en- nueetro coliseo.
- FL sefior Saumell. venezolano, em
Presario de pianeasalem anes, acaoa de llegsr de
Mayagues se embarcarA ma1lans para Vene.
saeIs en- el vapor ePhiladelphia.. Lo -aaludas
mos.
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Ecos de Aguadi||a,

Aguadilla se propone conmemorar ell glo.
rioso aniversario del de Julio, fecha 1e agrs-
dable recordaoion para todo smeriosno,
Ell Ayuntsmiento designa una comisi6n de
su seno, que Sc encargue de organizar las fies-
tas. Presfdela el sefor A'calie la formau
ademas los Regidores dor luis Torregross,
don Francisco Lope. TORI V don Franoisoo
Esteves. a
Entre'los festejos que Sc eparan nos d.
cen 10 proyecta una gran manifestation popular
contkndose para ella con los gremios obreros,
comites polfticos, soci isdades etc; reception en-
el oasino, fuegos arti6oiales un refresco
los ni6os de las escuelas.
-
Ha quedado constltuido un Sub Comit6
de Ia juventud republican, de esta Villa en- Ia
forma siguiente Presidente honorario, don Ro'
berto H Todd, I'd etectivo, don Francisco de
Cardona, Vice pressdente, don Artnro c Tore.
grosa. zesorero, don Domingo Soto, Secretasio
don Jose Colmenero, Toc0les don Fidel Ruiz
don Ramon Aheses, don Pedro Badillo Guz-
man, don Pablo Alvarez don Luis Veray Su.
plentes don Ramon Vidal Cardona, don Fran
cisco Bocsnegrs Respeto, don Manuel M Te
rreforte, don Manuel Gimenez, don Vicente
Ringe, don Domingo Molinary, don Teodoro
Martinez Sspia, don Genaeo Marin de 10 Rosa
J don Jose Hernandez Cerexo.
Con satisfaction consign.mo, en- est. or6-
nics el admirable conoierto one reina entire los
concejales del Municipio distribuidos por mitad
entire los partidos liberal = republicauo.
Relegan al olvido esos buenos ciudadanos
Ion ohi'ms' polftioos (que NADIA couduosu,)
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CoIdia|idad cubana,
Buen ejsmpIo para Puerto Rico

Por tratarse do un hijo de Puerto Rico
ilustre en- las armas oubapas, reproducimos los
dos sueltos sigoientes que tomames de Ia pr enss.
de la isla hermana.
Gel general Emilio Nunez, uno de los oan
dldatos distinguidos que sonaban con altos me
recimiento. para el delicado puesto de Gober.
nador Civil de Ia Provincia de Ia Habana, ha
dirigido al candidate electo General Rius Ri
vera una hermosa carta de Ia cual hemos ex
tractado los conceptos que van q c2ntinuaci6n,
por Ia alta cordiaiidad que revelan por Ia
lecoi6n de patriotismo generoso que entraf1sn
! EAST, de ese modo, siu oelos nj rivalida'
des, es como pueds ievantsr sobre frmes
asisntos el edifoio de Ia futura republioa cuba
na.
<Aplandimos Ia noble actitud en- quo 20 ha
colocado 81 General Nuflsz, con 81 reitera
mos nuestra enhorabuena al nuevo Gobsrnador
Civil, general Rius Rivera,
<He aquf los conoeptoa que noa hemos
referido:
Gle doy mi enhorabuena per su nombr ra.
miento de Gobernador Civil de esta Provin.
cia
elias oontradicciones accidentales de IL 20
Utica habrAn podido colooarnos, por primera
vez en- Ia vida, el uno frente al otro; pero esta
misna oausa me hace dirigir usted el rue go
de que crea sinoeramente que la prefsrenois
acordada = 81 favor lejos de herirme y apartar.
me de la adhesion que usted merece de todos
los cubanos, estreoha los vfncuIos de amistad
que nos unfsn, me obligaba prestarle mi
mayor apoyo en- 50 labor, esoabrosa. como TO-.
das las do pareoiia fndole en- Ia hora presente
&Quedo, pues, affmo amigo oompadsro,
Emilio N,tnez,
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NOSlRVE PARA NADIA.

sEl Daily Picsyuns,, de Nueva Orleans,
bhrlsse de ID adquisici6n de Puertc-Hico en
los t6rminos siguientes:
xLs isla eatk muy retirads de nosotros pa
n hacer de ella nm punto estrst@gico de impor1
tancia para 10 defenss del pafs Cuba Jamai !
On dominan ID entrads 81 golfo dc Me1ico,
mientras que Puerto-Rico se enoaentra on 81
mar Caribe, lejos do ID oosts dc loa Estado'
Unidos.
Sc ve, pues, olarsmsnte que 10 nueva ad-
auisici6n no % nipgdn tesoro; mas bien cree
mos que serk pessda osrga los Istados oDi'
dos tef
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Edict0.
Don Alfrado Arnaldo Sevi.la Juez de Ia. ms
tauoia del Distrito de Cathedral:

Don Alfredo Arnsldo Sevila Juez de Ia. ms
taucia del Dstrito de Catedral:
Hago saber: Qoe don Salvador Ti6 Msla-
ret mayor de- edad agricultor " veoino de San
German, ha preseutado escrlto en- este Juzgado
denunciando el extravfo de- cinco acciones del
Banoo Territorial agrfoola en- tftulo de por
tador nun. ll0 oompreneive de las aociones
numercs sle al $40 inclusive de ia serie prime :
ra con vaior nominal de Glen pesos osds una
moneda oorriente provincial. Dicho ex5ravio
ha tenldo 'ugar en- ell viaje que hicisra 81 pro
moveute de San German e.ta ciqdad va
los efectos dlspae.tos en- el art. $50 del Codigo
Msroantil, 90 anuncis Ell extravfo, seha sndo un
plszo Ge 80 dias fin de que oomparezca e' te
nedor de sqnel t1tulo Pto-Rico 81 de JUNO
de ls99-Alfredo Arnaldo-Ante mi-Ramon
Falohn
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Lea! J Rius.
lHablando ave

sHablando aver ell general Lee con nm ami
go nuestro, hizo elogios cumplidos del nombra
niento del genersl Rius Rivera para Gobernat
dor civil Dc Ia Habana.
s-Es IN hombre-dijo jo-serio de oarac
ter, hara un buen Gobernador. Me gust6 mu.
ohio gu aotitud cuando estaba preso en- la forta
leza de Ia Cabaila. ALI demostr6 tener valor '
dignidad, rechazando con snergfa las PROPOSE
oiones indecorosas del gobierno espailol.
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Excursion a los
Estados Unjdos,

Americana invita- al pdblico de Puerto Rico 4
toner parte en- una excursion que ha oombina-
do, Ia cual partiendo de San Juan y Ponce, va
yaa Nueva York, Nibgars. Chicago, Washing
ton y Filadelia con retorno esta IsIs, via de
Nueva York.
El viaje de ida vuelts durara do as 80
dias, oalculandose en- Is la estadfs en- los Esta
dos Unidos-El costo total de Ia excursion
por persona, sera de 200 dollars, psgados por
adelantado, En- esta cantidad estAn inolusos
los transportes por vspores , ferrocarriles. slse
ping cars, hoteies & &.
Los excursionistas tendr&n su dispoeic:6n,
empleados de la Compailfa que hablea espanol,
para servirles de INTERPRETERS oicerones.
Las rersonas interessdas en- ssegurar pa
sale, deberAn dirigirse cuanto antes r. 81.
Todd, Tetuan ndmero l, San Juan, quien darA
cuantos detalles sc le pidan. a1s-5
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,rufosa1fos naaa
lYAFJGI0NADOs.
Gran dep6s1to

Gran dep681to
en- aparates <Kodaks,, Placas Y Pc
lfculas, extra rapidas de Eastman
Kodak, Papel doble albuminado de
prmera Y sensibilizado. <Solio Tropi-
CAL, Nitrate de plata. Cloruro de orc.
Reveladores viro. Fijadores prepara-
dos, etc. etc I
Sc remit en- catalogos.
Joyeria dec. Tinaud y Ca.
Plaza Principal. San Juam; Pto-Rico.
Los rsIojes mas exactos J los espejue
ROCH Sc VENDEl
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Large Stock
of apparatus <Kodaks., Extra rapid
plates. Films, Double. Albumindid, da-
per and <Solio Tropical, Nitratees
Silver Gold chloride. Developing aces
sories, etc. etc.
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Y a r E D a D E S.
R. Rubi0.. HumacaO R.

Compra: corstsDtemeute tods Glaze de "a.
nado va uno. Vende: vacas le eoheras y novi los
de embs srque. vs. 4s-S
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-26

than described. ALI this, together with
General Merriam's infamous and most
t%yrannical order ever issued under any
circumstances in this country. making it
mandatory that men should sacrifice
their rights as American citizens as a
qualification necessary to obtain a means
Of livelihood; and
Whereas, Under the present indus
trial system the only bulwark left to
the working men as a protection against
the lnordinate greed of capital is that at
forded by organized labor and which is
by the order of this damnable and heart
less autocrat Merriam denied and by him
made a criminal offense.
Now, therefore, in view of these con
dltions so well known and often referred
to, we call upon the American people and
especially organized labor, to arise in
their sovereign might and protest against
the brutality and tyranny, perpetrated
Ostensibly in the name of law, but in
reality for the further ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
and the perpetuation of organized greed
and the attempt to deal a death blow at
organized labor.
And be it further resolved. That we
call Upon President Mckinley, as com-
Misunderstanding of the army, to order
the cessation of the usurpation of power
by the military, and that a copy of these
resolutions be wired to President Mckin-
ley by the secretary Of this meeting"
The crowd cheered the reading of the
resolutions with great gusto and some
one moved that they be adopted as read.
The motion was put by Mayor Mccarthy
and a chorus of ayes responded. The
meeting then dispersed. q
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Dan Lucey Will Soon Know
Where He Stands.
REGAIN BODY EXHUMED
1t is Not in Good COndition--BOnes of
The Head Found Badly Crushed
Other Court News.

The trial of the case Of the state
against Daniel Lucey, charged with the
murder of Patrick l.. Regain, vas to
have been commenced in Judge Clancy's
court this morning, but when it was
called the county attorney asked for a
continuance until l o'clock this after
noon in order that he might have an OPP
p%ortunity to consul with the witnesses
for the state. Not all of the witnesses
were present, otherwise an hour would
have probably sufficed for the consulta-
ton. There are in all about thirty per-
sons to be xamine in behalf of the
prosecution and only our on the side of
the defense. T.. T. Casson is the only at
torney the defendant has. He was an
pointed by the court. Lucey seems to
have neither money nor friends.
For the purpose Of demonstrating as
1ar as possible the manner in which
Regain was killed, the body of the dead
man was eXhumed yesterday and exam
ined by DR.. Wells. Owing to it's condi-
ton nothing could be determined by the
flesh, but the crushed bones of the head
bore silent evidence of the fact that they
had come into violent contact with
something hard and rugged. The county
attorney has had prepared a map of the
scene of the killing. It shows the can-
yon, the two railroad tracks, spot where
the murder is supposed to have been
committed, break in the barb wire fence
through which the body was dragged
and thrown into the creek on the other
side, and also the spot where it was
found several hundred feet below. A
red star, indicating a pool of blood, des-
ignates the place where Regain fell from
the effects of the death blow.
The trial Of the accused man is at
tracing more than ordinary interest, for
when court convened there were only a
few vacant seats back of the railing.
Lucey appeared as calm and collected
as usual. but Shove an interest in the
proceedings. He listened attentively to
what was being said by the attorneys
and the court in connection with his
case. No one saw him commit the crime
and he denies having had anything to do
with it. but there is some strong circum-
stantial testimony to be introduced
against him. There will be two stenog-
raphers in the case, the official court re-
and Frank l.. Riley of the county
attorneys office. Mr.. Riley will. it is
understood, take testimony for the
county attorney in all criminal cases
hereafter.
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INTO DEEP WATER.
BORROWED FROM ONE MAN TO PAY
ANOTHER.

In Justice Nichols court this morning
James B. Dunn pleaded not guilty to a
charge of obtaining money under false
pretenses and the justice set the case for
trial July 8. The defendant is the man
who a short time ago had one Mccarthy
arrested on ar allegation charging the
larceny Of a watch. The tinepiece had
been pawned by Mccarthy, but : was af-
terward developed that Dun was more
to blame for it han Mccarthy. He re-
deemed the ticker, paid all the costs and
shook hands with Mccarthy.
Now comes the second chapter of the
transaction.
In order to get money with which to do
the redeeming and pay the freight on the
action against Mccarthy. Dunn borrow
ed $26.5 from M. F. Leblanc, represent
ing to him, it is alleged, that he had $42
coming to him at the Hennessy store in
order to get it. IIe gave Leblanc an or
der for $3.50, but when the latter pre-
sented it at the store he was told tina
Dunn had nothing due him there. LIE
Blanc h had a warrant for his arrest
issued. and as stated the matter will be
aired July 3.
Einocf cC0vTn hridua WORK nr WV 4
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THE WAKEFIELD OPERA COMPANY.

The Observation-Disclosures Opera COM
pany appeared before a small audience
at the Grand last night in Flotow's pretty
opera, Martha" Its rendition was pro-
nounced by the audience to be the most
artistic ever given in Butte and deserving
of better recognition from the music low
ing public Of the city. ...u7
Jay c. Taylor, ar opera singer who is
not a stronger to Butte, ~captivated the
audience by his singing in the role of
Plunkett. He was in splendid voice and
was warmly applauded. A. l.. Parmley,
in the part of Lionel, was particularly
good. His rendition of Like a Dream,
Bright and Fair" called for several en-
cores. Miss Nellie Andrews, who took
the Part of Harriet, possesses a beauti-
fully clear soprano, and sang the role
we'll. Her rendition of the Last Rose Of
Summer was one of the features of the
performance. Miss Maude Leekey, a
prepossessing. young lady and the pos
SCISSOR of a rich contralto voice, also made
a hit. The chorus is made up Of we'll Sc
lected and we'll drilled voices and was
very satisfactory.
Martha will be repeated tonight. The
curtain will not go up until 9 o'clock.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-26

The will Of : Lee Freudenstein has been
admitted to probate and Mrs. Christina
Freudenstein. widow of the dead man,
appointed executrix, her bond being
fixed at 500. Her only charge will be
the right to redeem the Germania and
other mine interests, which Freudcnstein
some years m%ortgaged and failed to
rescue within the time specified in the
mortgages.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-26

Judge Lindsay has granted the petit.
ton Of Donald Campbell and Jesse F.
Campbell for permission to adopt Frank
is dead.
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Lulu F.. Largely has been appointed
guardian of the interests of her -Four chill
dren. She has given a bond Of 500, 900.
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Use Gebo Coal J. G.. Goss Jr., State
agent. so Silver Bow Block. Tel 357.
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Free examination of eyes by the Dark
Room, at Butte Optical company. Ows-
ley block. Rooms Z and s.
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nnrecrn Suits and Pants spongad
NLoSLD and cleaned. c. F. Fi.her,
tailor shop No. 3 w. Galena. Prices easy.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-26

Ex-Governor Richards has petitioned
the district court for letters of admins
tratlon on the estate Of James Edwards,
dead. The estate is valued at $12, coo.
Edwards died in Massachusetts, on the
Both of August, 1896, and his widow,
Sarah E. N. Edwards. was appointed ad-
ministratrix Of the Massachusetts prop
erty, which is valued at $4,000. Nc one.
however. had ever been appointed to look
after the Butte end of it. The heirs re-
side at Quincy, Mass.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-26

Three appeal suits were disposed of in
Judge Lindsay's cour today. In the
case of Levi Pierce VS.. George H. Woody
a motion to dismiss was sustained. The
setting in the suit of s. Hornstein ct al.
vs.. Jacob Sablotzky was vacated and
the action entitled B. j. Fine VS.. A.. K.
Erwin was dismissed as settled.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-26

500 sets of teeth SO. DR.. Wix.
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vapor baths. Gramling's, Al N. Main.
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In view Of the fact that John D. ALL
port died IN Jefferson county, the will
alleged to have been found among some
old papers in this city a few weeks ago
will be offered for probate in the courts
OF Jefferson county. 1t was filed in this
district, but on Saturday the attorneys
learned the court here would not have
jurisdiction and withdrew the petition.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-26

$40 sets of teeth $40. DR.. Wix.
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Finest crown bridge work. DR.. Wix.
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Saving
Life First

Then the property. Property insured?
No. Then it is the duty you owe to your
self and family to get one or more poll
cies in any of our splendid companies.
Want a home? Yes. Then let us show
you some exceptionally we'll located
pieces Of property around the city.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-10-05
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS NOTES

George Donald arrived home Monday
from his trip to Canada.
Mrs. George Courier returned to Yak
ina from the Sound this week.
For Rent-House and barn near city.
Apply at F. II. Benson's Fish Mar
ket. 37.tf
Miss Grace Ross of Minneapolis, sister
of Mrs. Geo. N. Tuesley, is visiting rel
atives here.
Mrs. Judge Morford was preparing on
Monday to move back to her ranch near
Old Town.
With every purchase at Coffin Bros
Big Department Store you receive tickets
for Fine Chinaware. 26-,i
Mrs. Pleas Bounds was the fortunate
winner of $40 painting from Mrs. Frank
Kremer at the fair last week.
A set Of silver mounted harness was
stolen from Sunnyside rancher at the
fair grounds during fair week. No clue
to the thief.
| Col. Hewlett IS sporting new buggy
HIS old one-horse shay went to pieces
altogether-.like the original one of the
parsons in the poem.
Buy Prosser Flour. The best family
flour in the market. If your grocer does
not keep it 20 Taylor & Denley'. big gen.
eral merchandise store. 36-tf
Editor Gelzentanner of the Pasco
Recorder, who was beaten for
county treasurer by one vote, has been
appointed city marshal of that thriving
burg.
Ward Emigh is in Yakima to attend
the state fair. He is one of the leading
exhibitors of dairy products and will
probably bring some prizes home with
him. --Walla Walla Statesman.
/ Prof. j. T. Kingsbury, after visit to
the fair, returned to Prosser to resume
his duties as uperintendent Of the public
schools. He was accompanied by ALI
Thompson, who has secured a position
as teacher there.
John Wilson was fined $50 by Justice
Taggard on Saturday last for stealing a
watch and chain from Fred Rowland.
The larceny occurred at the Alfalfa
while the men we're intoxicated. The
property was recovered.
The refusal of Morris & Whitehead to
take the Yakima county bonds will prob.
ably lead to an election and the adding
OF between $500 and $500 extra costs to
the county and the bonds beng voted
down in the end.-Prosser Record.
Prof. Barge is building two more resi-
dences. OF eight rooms each, for rental in
the north end. This makes eight houses
he has erected in the past year. The
houses were engaged by two families be-
fore the building was commenced. They
will be ready for occupancy October l.
Who does not like sweet singing? Not
a song in French or Italian, but good old
Southern melodies, interspersed with
late topical songs, coon songs, and
grand medley of comic opera to 90 home
on. You can't afford to mss the newest
and brightest thing this season-"G Georgia
Up.to-Date."
Wanted-We will pay $1,000 week to
either man or woman to represent the
Midland Monthly Magazine as a sub.
scription solicitor. The Midland is the
same size as McClure's or the Cosmopol-
itan. 1t is now in its sixth year and is
the only magazine of this kind published
in the great Central West hand
some premium given to each subscri-
Der. Send 10 cents for copy of the
Midland and premium list to the Tuenti-
eth Century Publishing Co., st. Louis,
Mo. 80 1t