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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-07
WEATHER OF FEBRUARY
1Eean Temperature for Last Month
and for Eleven Years

The weather for last month as compiled
by DR.. Johnson was as follows:
Mean atmospheric pressure, 3O.q).
Highest pressure 500, on the 18th.
Lowest pressure 1858, on the 9th.
Mean temperature, 80 degrees.
Highest temperature So degrees on the
Sd; lowest temperature I degree, on the
nth.
Greatest daily range of temperature, AZ
degrees, on the LIST.
Least daily range of temperature de
grees, on the 18th.
Mean temperature for this month in
1889 20 degrees; 1890. So degrees; 1891, SO de-
grees; 1892, IS degrees; 1898, - degrees;
1894, 2S degrees; 1895. p degrees; 1895. 40
degrees; 1897. SO degrees, 1898, SO degrees;
1889, q degrees.
Mean temperature for this month for
twelve years, 80 degrees.
Average deficiency of daily mean tenn
perature during month. degrees.
Accumulated excess of daily mean tenn
perature since January / 80 degrees.
Average daily excess since January 1,
. degrees.
Prevailing direction Of wind, north and
south, % per cent.
Total movement Of wind 1858 miles.
Maximum velocity of wind, direction,
and date, Sc miles. northwest, on the 23d
Total precipitation, 21O inches.
Number of days with oil inch or more
of precipitation, 9.
Total precipitation On i1sches) for this
month in 1889, 81, 1880. 50: 1891 1s5: 1893
2.62; 1893 80; 1894, 1Ol; 1895, liz; 1896. 81 :;
1897, 81; 1888, S.O4 1899. 20.
Average precipitation for this month
for twelve years, 80 inches.
Total excess in precipitation during
month. so inch
Accumulated deficiency in precipitation
since January I. .0S inch.
Number Of clear days, Il; partly cloudy
days. S; cloudy days. s.
ThunderstorTns. none.
The following data. covering A period of
eleven years. have been compiled from
the weather bureau records at Wichita:
Month-Narch. for eleven years.
TEMPERATURE
Mean or normal temperature, 43 de-
grees
The warmest month was that Of 1894,
with an average Of 49 degrees.
The Coldest month was that Of 1891.
with an averagt Of IS degrees.
The highest temperature was 81 de-
grees. on the 18th 1895.
The lowest temperature was s degrees.
on the 18th. 1872.
Average date on which first killing"
frost occurred in autumn. October Is.
Average date on which last killing
frost occurred in spring. April II
PRECIPITATION
Grain and Melted Snow)
Average for the month. inches.
Average number Of days with 81 Of an
! inch or more. 5
The greatest monthly precipitation was
AS inches IN 1Ss2.
The least monthly precipitation was IA
/ cf an inch. in 1890.
/ The greatest amount % precipitation
( recorded in any twenty-foC7 consecutive
hours was 2o5 inches. on the 1lth 1899
CLOUDS AND WEATHER.
Average number OF clear days. :: part
" cloudy days, %; cloudy days. 2.
WIND.
The prevailing winds have been from
| the north and south.
The highest velocity Of the wind was a
/ miles. from the northwest. on the 9Th.
1850.
FRED L. JOHNSON.
Observer Weather Bureau.
! Wichita Kan, Feb. 8. 1900.
Sid Chapman left yesterday FOR New
! York City where he has accepted a high
position ana win remain In that city per-
manently. Sid's many friends VIII wish
him wen IN his new location
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-07

will give a musical and literary entertain
ment, followed by supper, at their hall
over 40o z. Douglas avenue. Friday even
ing. March 9. The team is endeavoring 70
secure a uniform for their regular drill.
and should receive the encouragement
of all who know OF their faithful work.
The membres and friends Of the Ark are
invited to come and bring such refresh
ments as they choose TO donate and
thereby assist the team in making this
affair a success. Leonard Ayers, drill
master.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-07
THERE is A CLASS OF PEOPLE

Who are injured BY the use % coffee Re-
Gently there has been placed Il al The
grocery STOKES q new preparation cslged
GRAlN-o, made OF pure grains, rhas
takes the place OF coffee The most 6e7t-
cate stomach receives x without distress
and but few can tell IL from coHee- II
does not cost over . as much Children
may drink Il with great heueat &c ard
&c Per package, Try Il Ask for
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-07
Fest Of All

To cleanse the system in a gentle and
truly beneficial manner, when the Spring
time comes, use the true and perfect rem
edy, Syrup of Figs. Buy the genuine.
Manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Co. only, and for sale by all drug
gists, at 80 cents per bottle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-07
IN DESTITUTE CIRCUMSTANCES
Mrs. Will Lapham Assisted by County
Yesterday.

Mrs. Will Lapham and family. living at
1923 South Market street, were found in
a deplorable condition yesterday and were
relieved by the county poor commission
ers There were seven children in the
family. all under 10 years of age.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-07
WORKING NIGHT ANDDAY.

The busiest and mightiest little thing
that ever was made is DR.. Kings New
Life PiAs. Every pill is a sugar-coated
globule of health, that changes weakness
into strength, lLstlessness into energy,
brain-fag into mental power. They re
wonderful in building up the health. Only
25c per box. Sold by G. Gehring.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-07
Hrs
iEgakkaasra1S
Advice

and Lydia e Pisskhasss's
Vegetable CosnpoUn9bave
restored ne alfb and
haggkgeSS to scores OF
women THIS IS not a
mere aasYes'fEesissg claim,
But a positive facfs
The reason FRS Pink
ha9ss IS SO qualified to aS-
wise women Isl because
for 20 years skhs has Seen
treating and studying
w0rsanSs lis Her ADJ
dress IS Eyssrs 1MasSs
If yox are iIA, write to
herfor helpg as thousands
Of vw9ssseRa are dt3kngs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-07
GA = TO RIA.
s Bear. tn. @'h' Kind You E.-: .s-.-. Bought
signature of &NZzIZI
LILY WHITE VICTORY IN TEXAS
COIOred Candidate for Chairman
Turned Down, $40 to BAR

Waco. Texas. March 6.-The Republi-
can state convention met here today with
a large attendance Before the cOnven-
ing of the convention the state executive
committee met in executive session In
the Auditorium and agreed to recommend
Mcdonald Of Terrell for temporary chair
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-07

Racine. wis. March "a receiver was
appointed today for the Racnie ard
Wyoming Land and Cattle company. The
company was Incorporated January -.
1855. and the general Offices located IN
Racine. The company had a capital OF
Sr45 oO0
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-07
POWER HOUSE PLANS
Three Hundred Horse Power
Boiler Arrived Yesterday.
FOUNDATIONS ARE LAID
Preparations to Put Two Hun
dred Men to Work

Owing to the bad weather, there has
been no work done on the street railway
that is on the tracks, but on the power
house it has been moving right along.
Material for the various lines is also being
hauled in preparation for the time when
work can be commenced.
Yesterday the new three hundred horse
power boiler arrived 1t will be unloaded
today and the work of setting it up will
begin. In the matter of boiler equipment,
there will be one of the latest ideas used
at the power house. Towering smoke
stacks will no longer be seen, but in their
stead a ghorr stack for each boiler Will
be used. In fact, the draft will be OBJ
tanned not by the use of a tall stack but
by fan In this way the irregularities
Of what is known as the natural draft
are avoided and the draft in the fire
chambers can be regulated at the will OF
the fireman. In all the plants built in late
years where forced draft is used, it is OBJ
tanned by means OF a high speed blower
fan, driven by an Independent engine.
This will be the plan followed at the
power house.
The excavations for the foundations Of
the new power generator and its engine
are now about finished, and the founda-
tions will soon be ready for the machin-
cry. The generator is now being built
by the Westinghouse Electric company
the same company that has built all the
great machines now in use at Niagara
Falls. The engine viii be a comound Of
the tandem type, and is being built by
the Russell company.
Although the visible part of the street
car conpany's work is now at a stand
sull, yet they are pushing things right
along, and when the weather makes work
possible track will be laid right fast
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-07
I'm ATLANTIC CITY :"

A really up-to-date comedy is I'm At
lantc City" which win be at the Craw-
ford theatre, Friday, March 9th The fun
in this musical comedy is fast and furl-
Gus, and a laugh a minute is guaranteed.
Just one Of those pieces every thea ire
goer likes, no tears. all laughs. fun of
surprises, good music and high class
specialties. There are also many pretty
girls in handsome costumes; in fact TAX
ing it all in all its a live one. The man
agement has engaged for this season $
tour most excellent company or artists,
including Frank NJ. Wills, the Prince Of
Dutch Comedians. John B. and Estella
Wills. famous Yeddish character artists,
James Leslie, MsShane and Harrington.
Kate HelstOn. II. McComas Watts. Ely
and Harvey. the Littledeld Sisters, Lands
and Delanty, the Sweet Singer from
Maine. Miss Ethel Tillson The musical
portion OF the program IS under the direc-
ton OF the well-known conductor Frank
NJ. Wills.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-07

Rest assured that e yoEr rza@seeas EEas
yna GU 5s3 I'll cal zzzxa--N- i. eek1E
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-07
BRAVE MEN FALL.

Victims to stomach liver and kidney
troubles as W ell as women, and al, feel
the results in loss Of appetite, poisons in
the blood. atkache, nervousness, head
ache and tired, listless, rundown feeling
But there's no need to feel like that
Listen TO ]. w. Gardner, IdaW,!e, Ind
He says: Electric Bitters are just the
thing for man when he is all run down,
and don't care whether he lives or dies
II did more TO give me new strength and
good appetite than anything I could take
can now ear anything and have a new
lease on life.' Only 50 cents a bottle at
G. Behring's drug store. Every bottle
guaranteed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-07

Lydia e. Pinkham's yeset, bic Compound
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-07

Augustus Thomas play. ''Thhe Burg
lar" takes a position in the from rank %
comedy drama and viii easily hold its
place with the very best plays 1t IS a
play which the most fastidious. the most
eNacting, could view without offense, and
merited the successful run which 1t is
having. The sentiment Of the play IS true
TO nature and on that account IS not
only intensely interesting but instructive
as wen and can Be properly called q dra-
mstc treat
Under the Red Robe to be seen az the
Crawford theatre Wednesday, March i4th.
made the same sensation. when Charles
Frohman produced Il 81 the Empire
theatre, New York, that .Cyra-o'' Is now
making and the pleasure is performances
gave then has not deprecated IN the
slightest. It IS = delightful play thor
eughIy redoient OF romance and a marvel
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-07

Sid Chapman left yesterday for New
York City where he has accepted a high
position ana win remain in that city per-
manently. sid's many friends VIII wish
him wen IN his new toestca-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-14
Los SuCeS0S
de NJ aunab0,

Segun noticfas oficiales que Sc
nos facltan de los sucesos ocurri'
dos en- Maunabo. ell dia 10 por lama
mana SO presentarCn en- la central
eLa FactOrfas terca de cuatrOcien
tcs individuos en actitud hostil que
riccdo obligar a que los peones que
trt ba ajaban suspendieran sus ]abo'
res
Ill 'icfa insular Sc present6
en- el jugar del hecho y uno de los
guardias Ignacio Caballelra trat6 de
peTsnadirlos para que SO retiraran,
S;n str obedecido. En- vista desesto,
detuvo al cab c lila y 10 condu:o al
cpa, tel del puesto, que queda cerca
de la susodicha central. Estando
ibien6o ell CORES pondiente par
te, Sc pre- sentaron todos los alboro'
tadores, quienes asaitaron ell Guar
tel, entabiandose una lucha terrible,
pues eran muy pocos los policfas y
mndhos los asaltantes.
De la lucha. que fue en- carnzada,
resultaron heridos el polit1a Caba
ileira, con una pufalada sobre Ell
homoplato derecho, y otra en- la ca
beza, de caracter menOs grave; ell
guardia Wales con otra puf1alada de
dos centimetros sobre el hon6plato
izquierdo y dos heridas mas en- las
manos y ell guardia Rivera con va
rias heridas en- Ia cab "a, al parecer
causadas con una maceta Ademas,
los anteriores polic1as preseutan di
versas contusiones en- el cuerpo eau
sadas pOr palOs
Estos guardias Sc defenderon
heroicamente.
Los asaltantes, huyeron luegc
precipitadamente dispers&ndose po1
81 campo y llevardose del Quartet
tres fusiles, dos revolvers y una ca
mana, que fueron luego recupera
dos. Varios individuos de estos
resultaron heridos en- la coutien
da.
Un teiegrama recibido hoy POI
el Jefe de la Pollcia Insular, le
annncfa que ell Captain Molina hs
capturado al Jefe y 30 individuos
mas de los que orig!naron ell referi
do incidente, poniendolos 8 disposi
ci6n de Ia autoridad competente.
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to de haberse proferido, no pusiere
de su parte 10 necesario para arres'
tar sumarla amente a los parpetrado'
res del desorden, no solo seran des'
tltuloos en- Ell acto, siUO taEbltr acn
sados ante los trbuuales para que
SO castigue con arreglo a la ley
<MucEos son los que auhelau YER
estab!ec ecido el gobierno propo en- es.
te pals; pero no es possible que tales
personas cuenten con que habra de
concederse tan imporlant4 pfiVlIegio
mientras un gran MI ltro de poola
clones, vense las paradas = asam
bleas convertir en- pand Onjun la
via pdolica con sus deoafSraios gri'
tos de .Muera Fulanos ;Abajo men
gano!
Gel pueblo de los Estados Unidos
no solo NJ esta cost mb d H. & tales
gritos, sino que jaua as los La ,iIo,
nj tiene nottcia de ellos, d no ser co
mo distinsivo de las turbas desorde
nadas de otros palses
eEa ambos partidos pol1ticos
que luchan por la suprema,i,, Sc
encuentran hombres dc Waller, Yer
daderos amigos de PLo R&:uy pa
triotas de coraz6u, pero caua vez
que Sc oyen gritus cGmo los ya rete
rldos, gritos asaz fsecueute5, por
desgracla, todo puer1Orriyuth }, sea
cual faera su situacion pJ 11tc4, que
da deshonrado y senaIadanenle los
jefes de "a agrupacion opue~ta a
aque la cuyos prohombres sen nos
tadOS.s
E,to decfa el gubierno eE 1850
En Ell 1900 10, gritos Sc han lievado
a Was de hec hos. Els dec1r, hemus
progresado gu el canine del desur
dep algarada,
Y 81 el gobierno espanol Sc dis
tinguio por sus buenas leyes; pero
NAL interpret tdas y peor cInplId49:
40 hemos de negarle a gubie"aU
americana que ostt ordAn gut.erGI $40
deo &c las de sn Cla g, . ei or>ltu
y bienes'ar para los d mi stIaeio,
ha que4ado sin mptluieLto por
1ua n"Hh habjdn q"'d' ia, culnpiA
n: auto Il de 4u l. a ga cumplir.
Ra lent..o uja, ii -.-.AOa.nUs >e
riau4vule Id atenc;on al GuoernadOt
Civil, pOr el e>tadO medic auarqulco
| q Qua viz n vivieuuu ciertas poo a
| cioues y hoy in,i>tidiOs cun i'd /, y
IN Id mano exigle..do su cuGu pnmiL ii
| to.
Cuando un paf, =" Sc t1ne IL
ventura dc h .cerlO p IS ;er, Y f-,Il
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Ell aniIIo de PiO TX
ANECDOTA.

En- 1922 el abatc Juan Maria
Mastai Ferrett sc hospedaba en- Pa
RI, en- casa de su fntimo amigo ell
condo de C**, privado & la saxon de-
Iey Luis XVIII
Veil.t;rincu amos de>pues, Luis
XVIII habfa 'nrpIto, Carlos X Sc re
>iraha & GincbEa, y Luis Felipe, con
W. 9uantcs de aigud6n y su para
.u@S debajo del brazo, daba rienda
suc)ta al tOrrentc reNuluclOnariO, q
por sceurda vcl Sc desbordaba en-
Francia, alnenazaba inundar la Eu
,upa amedrentada. Solo el abate
Maetai ontonces Pio TX, sereno en-
med, del desquiciamient general,
detrnia aquel turbio oleaje a la puer
la del EalicanO, con aqueIlas dos so
las r)alahras:
s,NOn pOSSumus.s
In cuantD al conde C**, su anti
quo amigo, descansaba tranquila
mentc en- ell cernent2rio del Z La
chase, donde "a comenzaban dar
SO cita los mucrtOs elegantcs
Habia cl condo dejadO uu II jo.
heredero dc su nombre, que b: Iliaoa
Dor su Iujo, y sobrosal1a por sus ex'
centricidades, entire la turba aristo
cratica QUO. con el duquo de Har
court al frerte, fOrmO mos deap' cs
,n Roma la embajada francesa Per
sOniticaba el jDVCn COrdo la nuCva
edad en- que desde hace alSdn item
DO la entrado partc dc la aristocra,
cia, ilu~tre dueha q. mace en- la edad
dc las perioridades, degenera Ell
la de los privilegios, Use extingui11a
en- las de las vanidades, 81 algunos
de sus miembros no Sc encargasen
de prorrOgar su vida con una cuarta
edad de las ridiculcces Ell conde
C* Eera cl t; po exacto de esta iti
ma 6poca, visto 8 la luz de la frivoli
dad pari9icnse, que le prestaba su
caracter genuine
Asf, pues, ell condo C** sin ser
necio 10 parcCfa, y sin ser nl1iC, da
ba muestra dc clio: porquv tales
extremes lIevan ciertas cOstu Of oS
cieltas prcotupacionc>. iulIodu>i
das de comm acuerdO por la c:o@i'
dad y Ia opulencia
Frecuentaba ell conde ell Vatica
no. en- mas de una entrevista par.
ticular hahiale mOstradO Ell Pontifice
uQ GSDeCldl C1otlC, NJ ll0udOd uS
vanidad al j>ven diplomatico Gus
taba ell santo Pho IH de conversar
con el, recordando los amos de su ia
ventud, con ese triste placer que ex
perimentan los aLcianos al traer la
memoria personas y sucesos de
tros tiempos, que les marcaD, como
las h. elias que Sc dejan detras, el
camino recorrido Ell ell desierto del
pasado.
No Sc ocultaba q Pho TX ell esta
dn moral del hijo de su amigo, y en-
mas de una OCCASION hab1a intentado
exhor1ar'o la enr1 ienda de su vida
a I,'rl ftsi6n de sus culpas Mas
d, II >cmpre en- este dltimo pun
1c y nor de que por respetos hu-
ra,,> y ror cortesfa aceptase el
ord, f,!samvnte su propuesta, y pa
s4>" o., de ecador a sacrllego, que
IT,, ruues,o> resultados suele produ
cir "a veces la importunidad de un &C
q indiScretO
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N0ta del dia.
All Orden.

Sc acerca la epoca &c la lucha
electoral Sc van ~enardeciendo los
animos y en- la fragosidad del tor
neo: salen aIgunas voces destem pta-
das, con el insuito que here, con la
provocacion que ex rba
Vieneu sucedienuose tantos tn
multos como meetings. Cada parti
do pol1tico echa la cnlpa y la res
ponsabi-idad al contrario: pero los
hechos exlsten para verguanza de la
libel tad Y son puertorrlquefos las
vfLtimas y los victjmarios para son
RIO de los que nos llamamos con or
gullo puertorriqut 4 vs.
Oim>s uua fra~e & IN venezoia-
no que nos Gauss rnbor Por desgra-
cia Ell hecho es clerto: NosotrOs, di.
je, nos matamOs balazus con nu
cha frecpencia en- los campos de ba-
ITALIA y adn en- las mismas GALES de
Caracas: pero no damos esos espec
taculos, de las partidas de Ia porra. ,
Y como llega la intranquilidad
al seno de las familias, y como sube
la ola disaciadora queriendo arrollar
i TODD, y como parece que no tieue1
trazas de llegar su termino estos
escandalos bochornosos, traemos
hoy nuestras Columns, los bien
meditados periodos de Ia Orden Ge
neral no SO.
<Ha llegado a ccnocimiento del
Gobernador Militar, dice la citada
orden, que en- Ia exaltaci6n y acalo
1amiento de la contienda de los par
tidos, Sc han cometido actos y Ian.
zado voces y anenazas que constitu
yen manifestas infrAcciones de ley
q la vez que un ultraE lanzado al
rostro de Ia sociedad = un desdoro
para los gobiernos municipales q,e
tan vergonzosos espeo+aculos con
sicnten..
Agfegan1o cA vtro parrafo: <Las
voces de imuera! y iaba;o! quedan
terminantemente prohibidas y todo
Alcalde, CONCEAL 8 Policfa munici
pal que al oirlas = tener conocimisn
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Soir6e
en- ell Casino.

Ell Domingo por la noche habra
una agradable reunion en- ell Casino
Espaf1ol. Mr. Borde, ell atleta discf
pulo de Sandow, exhibira I'll sencillo
y magnffico aparato a que debe su
vigor muscular; y practicara algu.
nos selectos ejercicios de salon. para
damostrar practicamente la bondad
del sistema preconizado por su macs
tro. eel hombre mas fuerte del nun
do, seg1n opinion de los amateurs
de ambos continentes, ell europeo y
el americana
Desrues DC la session que, como
todas las del galante Mr. Borde sera
muy interesa@t,, cl Casino ha dis
puesto una jaranita de confianza,
para que las niflas y los afcionados,
que no son pocos, puedan practicar
un ratio de ejcrcicio a los armoniosos
sones de nuestras dapzas puertorri
queflas
Ell Casino estara de gala la no
che del Domingo.
iAl Casino, pues, las ocho y
media.
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.CufiiosidadeS.

Ell ano 1855 fue tristemente cs
lebre por los desastres que causaron
los terrelnotos en- muchas parties del
mundo y principalmente en- Lisboa,
capital de Portugal, que cast entera.
mente Sc hundi6 sobre sus habitan-
tes, de los que perecieron mas de
cuarenta mil
81 10 de Novienbr q las nue..
We de Ia maf1ana, hacienda un item
po hermos1simo, Sc sinti6 el primer
sacudimiento que dur6 siete minu-
Las aguas del Tajo crecieron
tres metros en- Toledo, que dista
cuarenta y cuatro miriametros de
Lisboa, y las olas del mar subieron
q la altura de diez y nueve metros
en- Cadiz.
En- Africa, cerca de Marruecos,
Sc abrio la TERRA y una tribu arabe
cued6 sepultada en- los abismos.
La poblaci6n de Fee y de Me-
quines no salieron mejor librados
que Lisboa.
Isl Sc compare la fuerza del Ca
ballo con la del hombre, Sc We que
generalmente es siete veces mayor
la del primero; y ell mismo caballo
trabaja con menos fuerza medida
que va mas de prisa; ell caballo de
carrOS de traspOrte arrastra al paso,
de 700 a $50 kilogramos, sin incluir
ell peso del CAIRO, y ell caballo de
posta 6 de diligencia que hace al
trote 8 kilometres por hora no pue
de con mas de $50 kilogramos
Ell asno no tiene mas que dos
veces la fuerza del hombre; la mula
buena tira con igual fuerza que Ell
caballo; el camello, la mula y el as
no son mas propios para levar car
gas, en- tanto que ell buey, ell bdfalo
Y Ell caballo son mejores para ell
tiro
Los veintiochos actores actri
ces de la Comedia Francesa reciben
anualmente unos 5 200, 900, que les
reparte ell Gobierno frances seg1n
Ell tempo de servicio que tienen, sin
atender para NADIA q su mayor me
nor merito.
El af1o pasado, los nuevos miem
bros de- teatrO recibieron como S 2,
600 cada unO mientras que entire los
antiques hubo quien recibiera 5 Is,
600
Despues de veinte amos de ser
vicios, todos los actores y actrices
tienen derecho una renta vitalicia
de ) 1000 anuales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-14

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