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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-02-08

HOW MURPHY WON HIS BRIDE
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HOW MURPHY
Written for The PRISON Mirror.
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Written for The PRISON Mirror
[ first saw her on the veranda Of
the Ponce de Leon, in St. Angus
tine, one bright warm January
day. She was a brunette-my
favorite tall and we'll built. She
had what the novelists call "soul-
fulP' eyes, and struck me all in a
heap at sight.
hunted up mutual acquaint-
ance and was introduced. Her
name-wen, never mind; it suited
me and I called her Queen
Those Of you who have been in
st. Augustine in "the season.
know the beauty of the place and
of the Ponce de Leon, with it's
grounds, palms, sparkling foun-
tains and handsome, well-groomed
women.
In my estimation my Queen"
was queen of them all. [ took her
boat-riding, was her escort to pic
MICS, went walking in the moon
light among the palms and waxed
sentimental and laid siege in
grand old style to her heart. Iflatter
myself that l was succeeding in
making an impression, when one
day on returning from boat-ride
we found a scene of hustle at the
hotel. An English duke had ar
rived with a dozen trunks, valet
and monocle all complete.
ooh, how lovely" exclaimed my
charmer.
"The DEUCE [ said under my
breath, what the devil does he
want here Just at this time?'
We met his dukeship at dinner;
he was little insignificant sort Of
a person in my estimation, but the
ladies thought him ''just too love-
ly for anything
OF course he picked out my
queen, just as l knew he would,
and obtained an introduction. She
was fattered and / should have
had sense enough to retire, but [
didn't Hang the duke I said,
and [ could have done it with
pleasure.
What should I do? He was
with her all the time [ literally
wasn't in it. thought Of taking
them out boat-riding and tipping
the boat, but I could not swim and
he could. I couldn't shoot him,
and if [ could insult him and ar
range duel, [ couldn't hit him
anyway. | was getting desperate,
when my salvation came.
One night when going in to
dinner I noticed just in front of
me gentleman who, even while
his back was turned, I seemed to
know. He was in full evening
dress and was a newcomer at the
hotel. [ fastened up to him and
recognized an old friend from Cal
ifornia. Hello old man." [ said,
Il haven't seen you since you
were practicing law before Casey
in California. How is the Judge
and his courthouse?'
Zine, my boy. fne,'' answered
Nurphy-that was his name.
"But you don't look as if your
meals agree with you. What's the
matter? Some girl TIL bet
"Ial tell you after dinner" 1
replied. So after I had seen
Murphy get away with enough for
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-02-08

The regular Monthly meeting
of the Board of Managers was
held at the prison yesterday. The
prices of binder twine were fixed
for the ensuing year as follows:
Manila and Sisal Mixed, 121 cents;
Pure SisaI, 10 cents per pound.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-02-08

Charles Lamphier, an inmate
employed in the Irvine depart
ment, met with a very serious ac-
cident last Friday morning. It
seems that bale of fiber fell on
his leg in such way as to break
it just above the ankle. Charles
has the sympathy of our whole
colony in his sad misfortune.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-02-08

The intense GOODNESS exper-
fenced last Thursday evening was
not due to a sudden fall of the
temperature, but on account of a
sudden break in the steam pipes.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-02-08

notice. The Usher has in
his possession a letter signed
Thomas Welsh, and there is no
such person in the institution.
The writer should at once make
himself known to Deputy Warden
Alexander if he wishes the letter
forwarded to it's proper destina-
tion.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-02-08

\AIANTED-SEVERAL BRIGHT AND HON.
Wv EST persons to represent us us Managers
In this and close by counties. Salary $9UW year
and expenses. Straight bona-ide, no more, no
less salary Position permanent. Our refer
ences any bank in any town. 1t is mainly Office
work conducted at home. Reference. Enclose
self-adressed stamped envelope. THE DOMIN-
ION COMPANY, Dep. 8, Chicago.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-02-08

Preparations are being made to
put new engine in the plumbing
room to furnish the power for the
shoe department. Excavations
have been made for the founda-
ton, which will be fifteen feet
deep, twelve feet below the street
level.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-02-08

w. n. Houlton, superintendent
of the st. Cloud reformato1y, has
resigned. F. L. Randall, a men,
Der of the reformatory board, has
been appointed to succeed him.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-02-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WON HIS BRIDE.

both, [ was occupied watching the
duke and Queen at another
table, we adjourned to the smok-
ing groom and I told him my
troubles. He listened in silence
until I was through and then
looked up and said:
"My boy, do you remember
what the governor of North Caro-
lima said to the governor of South
Carolina?'
[ Immediately rang for the
drinks and waited for Murphy's
solution of my troubles. Now the
only time you could tell from
Murphy's speech that his fore
fathers came from the Emerald
Isle, was when he was excited, and
my story seemed to have this
effect.
"And We say We let little meas
ly duke bate we out of your girl?''
he said after a pause. "What
does We want me to do with the
cuss?'
"Get him away" [ replied.
"Well, let's see," he said, cool
ing down, Il could fight him Of
course with good heart, but that
might cause trouble. Now if this
was only Texas, it would be easy.
How would a duel do?"
First rate I replied; ''but you
might kill him.
"That's the rub; for when pull
a gun, some one gets hurt-no
French duels for me. Well, I'll
see what l can do for We, me boy"
and so we adjourned to the bar
For two days Murphy seeming
ly did nothing bnt hobnob with
the duke. On the third day he
disappeared Immediately after
lunch without any explanation to
me. That evening, as had become
their habit, Queen" and the duke
went for a walk. About nine
o'clock "Queen'' and Murphy re-
turned without the duke who
showed up about an hour later,
looking rather crestfallen. The
next day he left with bag and
baggage for New York, and Muir
ply condescended to explain mat
tiers to me. It seemed that
Queen and the duke had been
held up in regulation style; the
duke had taken to his heels and
Murphy had appeared just in the
nick Of time and rescued Queen"
me boy" said Murphy con-
Guiding, 'the expenses connected
with this little affair amount to
fifty dollars. [ knew the blasted
Englishman would run"
[ paid the bill gladly and
fastened to congratulate Queen"
That afternoon [ was summoned
to New York by telegram and,
after a rather long farewell and a
promise to speedily return, I left
my Queen" Ten days later,
while discussing affairs Of state
with the late Jas. G.. Blaine, in the
lobby of the Hoffman House, I
was handed telegram. I opened
it and read the following dated
st. Augustine:
"'Queen' and [ were married
today. All is fair in love and
war;" and signed Murphy.
It took me week to recover
from the shock. KIsMIT.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-02-08

Mr.. Carl johnson who has been
stationed on the lower wall lately,
now occupies the position of
Usher. Mr.. johnson used to be a
member of the 18th MINI. Regi-
ment, holding the position of
quartermasters clerk.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-02-08

Guard Stilkey is again at his
old job in charge of the shipment
of binder Irvine.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-02-08

Next Monday being Abraham
Lincoln's birthday, the usual
holiday will be observed.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-02-08

Capt. Taylor returned to duty
Friday morning and has been
appointed day turnkey between
the gates.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-02-08

Last Monday Gov Lind ap-
pointed E. w. Wing, Of Brecken-
ridge, as member of the Board
of Managers to succeed Edwin
Dunn, of Eyota.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-02-08
MAIL BOX.

3 MAIL BOX. y
No. 4977:-The first currency
used in this country was Indian
Wampum.
No. 4975:-Trusts are combina-
tons Of capitalists for the pur-
pose of restricting production and
increasing the price Of the manu-
facturers, ETC., in which the men,
bers of the trust are interested.
Trusts we're first introduced by
American captilists' and are in
principle similar to syndicates,
unions, etc.
No. 5lo1:-The charge of the
Light Brigade at Balaklava, often
called the death Ride took
place October %, 1854. In this
action 670 English horsemen,
under the command of the Earl of
Cardigan, charged Russian force
of five thousand cavalry and six
battalions of infantry. They gal
loped through the battery of
thirty guns, cutting down the
artillerymen, and through the
cavalry, but then discovered the
battalions, and cut their way back
again. Of the $40 who advanced
to this daring charge, not 200 re-
turned. This reckless exploit was
the result Of some misunderstand-
ing in an order from the COM
mander-in-c chief.
No. 1876 The following is a
condensed history Of the late war.
You can draw your own conclu-
sions:
January 1, 1898, the Maine or
dered to Havane.
February Is, 1898, the Maine
blown up in Havana Harbor; 266
lives lost
March %, 1898, the Board of
Inquiry reported to Congress that
the Maine was blown up, and war
resolutions we're Immediately in
troduced.
April 9, 1898, Consul General
Lee left Cuba.
April 2l, 1898, U. S. Minister
Woodford received passports at
Madrid.
April %, 1898, President called
for 125, 900 volunteers. Spaniards
fired first shot at Mantazas.
April Is, 1898, declaration of
war passed both houses.
April 81, 1898, Mantazas bonn
barded.
April 20, 1898, war revenue bill
passed.
May l, 1898, Commodore Dewey
destroyed Spanish fleet in Manila
Bay.
May IL, 1898, San Juan bonn
barded by Simpsons feet.
May IS, 1898, Cervera's feet ar
rived at Santiago.
May %, 1898, Cervera's squad
room bottled up in Santiago.
May 25, 1898, president asks
for 25 900 more troops.
May 81, 1898, first bombardment
of Santiago.
June, 3, 1895, Hobson and seven
sailors sank the Merrimac in San
tiago Harbor
July 3, 1898, Cervera's fleet de-
stroyed at Santiago.
July II, 1898, Santiago sur
rendered.
July Is, 1898, Simpsons fleet
destroyed ten Spanish vessels at
Manzanmillo.
July 25, 1898, Spain sues for
peace through French ambassador
at Washington.
August IL, 1898, peace protocol
signed and war suspended.
August ID, 1898, Manila capt
ured by Americans
August %, 1893, General Shaft
er left Santiago.
November 80, 1898, Blanco
sailed from Havana to Spain.
December 10, 1898, treaty of
peace signed by Spain and the
United States.
Americans killed, 279; Spanish,
2199. Americans wounded, 1865;
Spanish. 1884
American vessels destroyed,
none; Spanish, 35.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-02-08

Thirteen of our number will
leave during the month of Feb
ruary.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-02-08
CHURCH NOTICE.

Services in the Prison Chapel at 900 O'Clock
every Sunday morning. Protestant and
Catholic services every alternate Sunday.
Rev. S. j. Kennedy. and Rev. FIR. Corcoran
chaplainS.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-02-08

Total population for the week
ending February 7, 531.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-02-08

PRISON OFFICIALS.
MANAGERS.
B. f. NELSON, President Minneapolis
INWARD w. WING Breckenridge
F. W.TEMPLE, Blue Earth City
A. C. WEISS, Duluth
DAVID BRONSON, Saltwater
RESIDENT OFFICIALS.
G. McC. REEVE, warden
T.W. ALEXANDER, Deputy Warden
j. w. LAWRENCE, Clerk
B. j. MERRILL, Physician
MISS MARY MCKINNEY, MatrOn
8. j. KENNEDY, Protestant Chaplain
CHARLES CORCORAN, Catholic Chaplain
PRISON AGENT.
F. A. WHITTIER, st. Paul.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-02-08

No. 4977:-The first currency
used in this country was Indian
Wampum.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-08
De Caguas.
Bayam6n 1900.

Esta siendo objeto de favorables
concentrates en- esta localidad, la ms
talaci6n en- el Centre de Obreros de
una Escuela de adultos.
Con tai motive ell .Lcdo- Abella
Bast6n, que patrocina tan loa BILE idea
coste6 todo el material indispensable
para la misma, como libros en- nj.
nero considerable, mapas, pizarras,
pape], cuadernos, mesas, bsncos, tin
teros, plumas, lamparas, & & &, y
cuanto menaje ha sido m4nester. pa
ra constituir una Escuela de pri liner
orden.
La aperture de ese admirable
centro de ensef1anza. tendra lugar ell
domingo pr6ximo 9 de los corrientes
q las 8de la noche, en- cuyo acto ha
ran uso de la palabra su presidente
don Jose A. F'igueroa y don Anto.
Mo de Jeshs, vocal de la directiva
de dicho Centro. De cuanto ocurra
en- la aperture de la Escuela de Adul
to pondre al corriente los lectores
de ese periodico
Caguas 6 de Septiembre 1900
I'll CORRESPONsAL.
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El>Sr. 0bispo
en- Arecibo'

A las once de la maffana del
Viernes hizo su entrada en- Arecibo
el Obispo Rdo. Mr.. B enk Fueron
& esperarle la Estacion ell Alcalde,
Presidente de la Corte de Justicia,
Juez municipal, Vice Consul Espa
nol y otras personalldades; al llegar
a la iglesia parroquial fue recibido
bajo palio por el Vicaric P. Berries,
encontrandose reunidos en- el Fem
plo las escuelas pdblicas, distintas
asociacionos religiosas 6 infnldad de
teles So canto un re Deum y des
pues Ell Sr Obispo dirigi6 la pa|abra
ca castelle no al auditorio dando ed
seutidas frases las gracias por el cor
dial recibimiento que sc le hiciera
Conclude ell ceremonial de Ritual,
pas6 & la casa de don Manuel Ce
desma donde Sc le tenia preparado
suntuoso alojamiento.
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Lluvia de sombrerOS.

Va llegaron q Ell NUEVO BA
ZAR 40 San Francisco 10, los 500
sombreros adornados para sef1eras
senoritas y ninas procedentes de Ia
Exposition de PARIS que tan soil
citados han sido.
Ultima novedad, caprichosas
formas, lujosos adocnos, procios sin
competencia La dana de mas ref
nado gusto queda satisfecha con es'
ia sin igual collection de <Sombre
rOS'
Visitad Ell NUEVC BAZAAR
40 San Francisco 40.
nd p
La svcretaria de guerra llcencla
ra so, 900 soldados del ciercito de las
Filipinas ell los primeros dias de
Enero
Ell indulto del sef1or Diego Bece
IRA 10 debio al seflor Gobernador c.
vii y no al alcalde de Ponce
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3
-iHola! amigo, adelante Tue Ell
saludo del sastre
-~iBuen diat Don: Por aquf d
Hprecurarp loscalzones y los chaie.
cos. 5i S -
Isl senior: aguardese un mo-
mentito<
~ y 81 sastre. sabriendo una GAIA
grande, notable por 10 mugr1enea y
vieja, que NAL disimulaba su nombre
con el do <gayeta,, !, sac6 un paquete
que entreg6 al .nuevo parroquiano.
81 Y mientras este entregaba los
dineros convenidos al sastre, este,
desatando ell paquete, mostraba al
campesino Ell dichoso pantalon que
en- caalqnier herrel1a habria sidlo
meJor | echo;y =presentardo despues
a nuesteo j1baro cinco chalequillos
de II edo deao de grande, mirando'e
por sobre los mohosos espejuelos
socarronamente le decfa.
''Aun pueden salir mas 81 I'd.
quiere porque todavfa hay mas tiras;
pero ahora me paga I'd la fechu
ra y 81 no, me quedare con ol pan
talon que bien me viene ...
Ben6volos lectores: 81 quereis
saber que hjzo el campesino a esa
salida de aquel tuno, preguntadselo
al cura de mi pueblo, hombre re
choncho y coloradote 81, que, como
no tiene NADIA que hacer, segura,
mente podra informar a ustedes,
pues va ven que yo hoy estoy "ceu
padlsimo" ..
c. MARQUEE HUI ERTAS
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Re1a ci6n de los DaSagerOs hos

Relaci6n de los pasageros hos
pedados en- ell Hotel lnglaterra
Jose de Diego, Jose S Janer,
Bernardo Rodriguez, Louis Dele
nois, R A Mucfie, Fernando E Ledes
ma, P J Delis, r Garrison. Jaco
DO Sleeper, H S Guimarats, J Con
zalez y senora, Juan Perez, Fernan
do Vazquez, J Stubbe, NJ A Macdo
naldo, Lee H Venclig. S A Alcaide,
Damaso. Otero Sainz Miguel Morell,
M Mayoraf Pc dro E Ramirez
Eduardo Casanova, Rafael A Narau
jes, Jose R Freyre, A Field, John J
Lhaps, W Fincent Wobing, W w
Miner, Francisco Oliveras Julio F
Martinez, J f Duly, yuez de la coIni
sion de Leyes y senora, Miss Duly:
Mayor Fisback y senora, Luis NJ
Cuyas, Cosme Fernandez. Santiago
Colon, Pbro, Epriqueta Font de Lo
PEI, hermana y familia, Cele-tino
Marconel consul Espanol' @ D Fos
benner, S S Rowe, Otto Shoen
rich
Por el delito de atentado fue con
| denado por ol Tribunal de Distrito
de San Juan el individuo Melton
Rivera a la pena de amos, 2 meses
21 dias de prision correctional
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Colegio de Farmacia de Fladelflfa
FILADELFlA UU. EE. IF #

Este Colegio. 1921 ell antigua
De los Colegios de Farmaca de los Estado Undos .~
personals procdentes de tod0s los Estados de la non
Canada Cuba America Central America del Sur
han recibdo ell Tulo Coegio
Ell nGmero de esudptes que
do assemble 4 40. -,
Con tres amos do graduates ebtene e dplom
Doctor en- Famaca -Farmaceutico.
Facultad.
Joseph Remington, Professor de Farmaca y Dean
Samuel Sadter, Professor de Qu1mica.
Lowe, Medico Professor de Matena Medlca
Henry Kraemer Professor de Botanco ~Farmacognacla
Frank x. Moerk, Professor de Analsis Quimico
6 Instructors e.. - ,
Pdanse anuaes edic6n espanola toda clase
~ .' S PHILADELPHIA Pa
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La ctiQucta.

gentil hOmbre Millionaire, acaba de
ser yfctima de 10 que Sc llamO en-
otro tempo sla plague de la cartes.
La tai eblague, consiste Ell dar, en-
yez de la propia tarjeta, la tarjeta
de un amigo. sEncontramos, por
ejemplo, a un caballero que por un
motive cualquiera nos pide nuestrO
nombre Y nuestra direction para
mandarnos padrinos9 Pues, con un
ademan muy noble, le entregamos
ula tarieta de nuestro amigo K.
Los enredos vaudQvillescos que
pueden resuitnr dc esta eblaguea son
infinitOs.
El baron dc Boutray ha sido,
condenado a un dfa de carcel y diez
frances de multa por haber guiado
su carruaje la izquierda y no la
derecha de Ia calle Royal.
-;Pero 81 yo no estaba en- Paris
ESQ dia!-exclamo ell condenado.
Los jueCes le contestaron:
--Aquf tieno usted Ia tarjeta que
uSted mismo entreg6 al guardia. ;Es
suyaY
--Sl.
,-Pucs cntonCes queda usted con
II multa y su dfa de carcel.
Y fu6 neceSario scudir mas al
tus iurisdicciones para hacer con mil
difcultades nnular "a sentencia del
juez de faltas.
Er Iugiaterra en- cambiO, un tri
bunal de apelacioneS acaba de anu
lar todas las sentencias dictadas en-
un ola por Ell dlstrito Este de York,
porGue dicho magistrate no llevaba
su clasica peluca on ell acto de pro
nuuCiar las condemns.
xLa etioueta-dice el peri0dico
Que da la noticia-salv6 asf varios
rateros Y 6 dos 8 tres pugilistas de
tabernas
vayooo por In, vfotimoe que ha-
Y no me retiero las grandes
damas que 10 sacrifican todo la til
ranfa de la mnda, nj los sef1OritOs
Que Sc arruinan en- flores y en- caba-
los, sino & otra clase social mucho
mas humlde, los empleados de
BanCos de casas do cOmerciO. Es'
tos modestos servidores tienen la eS
tricta obligation de llevar un som
brero de copa durante TODD ell af1o, q
pesaI do To- nieve, q pesar de la llu'
via, & pesur del sol. Y es de verles
cstoa dias por las callcs, que son hor,
nos, levantandose desesperados el
borde del sombrero quo los martiri'
"a, para deiar cUrrer sObre sus ros'
tros congestiorados las inmensas
gotas de sudor.
Un empleado del Banco de Fran
cia dirige la prensa una circular
on "a cual pjdc Ia lihertad de llevar
rl somDrero que lie parezc".
xSomos muchOs miliareS dc ator'
meotados -Gi"o ,~ NuesrrOs jefcs nos
parmiten, veces, que nos durma
mos sobrc nuestros papeles que
nos equivoquemOs al hacer una cuen
ta Lo que no NOS pormiten nunca
es Que ilevemOs un sOmbrCrO dc pa
ia. La chist, "a Us de rigOr, 10 mis-
mo QUO ell traJo negro. La prensa
debierG cOnN veneer & los directories
de grapdes cstaolecimiCntOs conner
ciales, do que obligaudOnOs, conc
nos oblig:.n, teuer IN eternO dolol
,le cabeza, ie, SERVINGS mCnOs blel
que 81 pudidsomos tener la cabezs
trCSc;.
Francisco SaI&oy Sc hizo cele
blo & mcdiudos del siglo, reclamau
&C., 2n uumbro Go los maestrOs de
e>rut la, e. dcrecNo de llevar la bar
la FL CmpleattO anGnimO que pid,
10 dojen pohurSa uL sombrero de pa
ia, uerec2, sino IA celebridad, po
10 menos, cI &pcyo de la prensa.
e. GOMEZ CARRILLO .
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PARIS BAZAP.

Con motive de estarSe esperanto
el gran surtido de ''Sombreros y
Capotas" adornadas para senoras,
objetos de fantasia, adornos para
trajes intinidad de artlculos mas
q actualmente So halla com prnado
en- Europa el Jefe de esta casa don
Pedro Giusti, Sc realizan a precio ;
nunca vistos: SombriIlas de colores
pzra senoras a peso y medic una:
Calcetiues negros de hilo de Escocia
veinte centavos par Media5 de
hilo de Escocia ! luto veinte centa
vos par. Medias hilo de Escocia
de coloces para niIas q ''diez' cen
tavos par Queda muy poca exis'
tencias de trajes de drill blanco de
dos pesos uno asi como de faldas
americanas V esencias francesas a
50 centavos frasco.
La liquidation general de 10 4uo
corresponds a los Ayuntamien os,
por su parte Gu el impuesto sobre Ii
cores y f6sforos, Sc llevara a la apru
bacion del Consejo Executive Con
veniente es que So Tesuelva cuanto
antes este asunto, pues los Ayunta
nientoS estan muy necesitados de
recureos para sus mas porontorias
atenciOnes
Ha sali5o para Coamo 81 s. nor
don 1saimurdo Palacios. L. deSea
mos buen viaje Y p,osperos ncgo-
clos.
Nos dicen de Sabana Grande
que apoya e. Cumite Republicano de
aquel pueblo la candidatura del doc -
tor don Manuel Zeno Gambia para
representante de esta isla en- Was
hington.
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NOTICIAS
GENERAL

Telegramas de Cuba anuncian que
ell general Maximino Gomez trata de
hacer una tournee polite. por la isla
a Tin de hacer propaganda para las
proxlmas elecciones de Delegados
Ell captain John W. Heavy Que
prestaba servicios en- esta Capital
ma sldo trasladado a Aguad1lIa.
Sc le ha devuelto al Ccmsionado
del Interior una communication que
le dlrijieran los se1ores Morales Go
mez y ca al Tesorero Ge14ral. en-
que solic:tan scr los unicos importa
dores do cierta clase de harina de
trigo.
Los senores de Diego Camu
f1as Sc retiran del Consejo Ejecutivo
y han presentado su renuucia al
presidente Nc Kinley.
Movimiento del Registro Civi
en- el mes de Agosto en- Lares.
Defunciones 1872. Nacimientos
Matrimonios.
Can6nigo 1 Civiles /.
De q 10 de Ia noche Sc dan
classes de ingles en- Ell Gran Hotel
sIug]aterrao.
n-S IA
Ha ingresado en- ell Preside
el desertor de dicho penal Pablo
Tenorio Inc6gnito, que fn6 captura
do por la policia insular.
Tres oarcos piratas ohinos
atacaron a un transporte frances
Caravane atacandole con 1una lluvia
de proyectiles.
Hemos tenido el gusto de sa
| ludar en- esta redacci6n al sef1or don
Luis Delinois, comerciante de San
Thomas, a quien deseamos grata
permanencia entire nosotros.
El emperador de Russia sus
pende su vista a la Exposition dc
Paris hasta que Sc rosuelva ell con
f1icto de China.
.Durante ell mes de Agosto har
habido en- Ponce 681 lefunciones =
100 nacimientos.
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El Ayuntamiento de Penuelas
sollclto del Gobernador ell indulto
del guafdla Norberto Dulles, senten
cla1o por el Tribunal de Policfa de
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