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DINNER CAUSED SENSATION.

American Ladies Dine with Chinese at
Minister Conger's Residence in Pekin,
Pckiu, December % Considerable seusG.
ton has been caused in Chinese official
circles by dinner given at his residence
by United states Minister Conger, and
which was attended by the leading officials
of the Chinese foreign office, Among the
officials present were Ma Tung, former
Boxer" lender, and Wan Wen Shao, one
of the Chinese plenipotenuarics The din
ncr was attended, by several American la
dies.
Ii was formerly the custom Tor proml-
nent Chinese officials never TO enter for.
occasions, while the meeting Of foreign la
dies would have been considered MS de-
grading as would the associating with Chi
nesc women upon the same footing.
This event is significant of the progressive
tendency Of to-day which has recently been
manifested In many ways.
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A controlling interest in the First IA.
tional of Galveston has been purchased
by r. Waverly Smith.
The Galveston commission law may be
tested In the courts
There is a decided change In sentiment
In the North regarding Texas oil compa-
MES.
Galveston Will make an effort to retain
the dredge Comstock.
Houston capitalists have purchased a
small block of land on Spindle Top heights.
The remains OF Frank NJ Boil, the cap
itallst, who died suddenly in Fort Worth,
will be inferred at Hartford, Conn
The resolution passed at the last called
session of the legislature. ordering an iu-
yestlgation Of the State departments aud
state institutions is now law.
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WASHINGTON.

1t is expected that before long efforts
will he made toward a settlement Of 'he
numerous controversies between the t.aited
States and Great Britain.
Hon. ]. l.. Curry OF Washington mas been
selected by President Roosevelt to repre-
sent the United States on the occasion OF
the coming of age OF King Alfonso XIII of
Spain May II, 1902, is the date.
NJ. Infante, the Chilean charge at Wash
iDgton, thinks there will be no war with
Argentina
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RAILROADS.

Proposed improvements by the Houston
and Texas Central in the way of new rails.
buildings, extensions, rolling stock. etc,
for 1904 win reach more than $1,000, 600
The Southern Pacific hgures on expanding
nearly $4.oo0ooo in the same manner.
Tho last spike completing the copnec-
tion between sherman and Carleton, on the
Frisco, will be driven January 2. Through
train service will be inaugurated some days
later.
Heavy rains in Southern Alabama delay
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FIVE MEN KILLED
In a Landslide on the Chesapeake and
Ohio Road Near Lynchburo.

IN LANDSLIDE on the Chesapeake and
Ohio Road Near Lynchbura.
Lynehburg, Va, December ga land.
slide on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail.
road near ReuEens station, I've miles west
of Lynchburg, on the James river branch.
today caused a wreck In which the en-,
gineer, conductor, fireman and baggage man
OF passenger train were klnel and sew
eral other persons injured, but none OF
them seriously, The slide was caused bx
washouts due to the heavy rains.
Early reports said that ten or twelve
passengers had been killed. but II is now
stated that the passenger car got ont d,
the way just 10 time. The accident 90.
The dead: ~ SfVnihs'
ctsoNSDuCToR 2. A. WHITAKER.
ENGINEER GE0RGE FISHER
BAGGAGE MASTER THOMPSoN
EMPRESS MESSENGER SHANNCN
A MAN NAMED BAKER. msrhir,s,
from Clifton Forge. Va, IS missing
SAseTd RassenxsF fxoa the WTsck AZ prss,
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sEMI-HoLIDAY APPEARANCE
Marked the Last Week on the Cloth
Market at Manchester.

Marked the Last Week on the Cloth
Market at Manchester.
Manchester, December 20.-The end Of
the last week on the cloth market had a
semi-holiday appearance. The tone was
fairly cheerful, but transactions were rather
below the average, Prices were steady.
Ihere vas stfongtand fair Indian Inquiry
with offers Just below the acceptance pom
Appearances here indicate that greater nc,
tlvity Will follow the resumption OF active
business IN New York. especially in the
cloth departments, Manufacturers general
ly are not pressing sellers. owing chiefly
to Increasing engagements.
The easier tendency OF American cotton
an appreciable effect here. The China and
South Asia markets progressed little dur
luz the last week and South American pur-
chaseS We're minor Transactions in the
foreign departments were limited.
Yarns were inactive, hut strong In tone
Splnners were striving for higher rates.
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COMMERCIAL.

Two holidays on the London stock ex-
change during the week affected the vol
ume of business considerably. Money was
at times Ia keen demand.
Transactions In the Manchester cloth
market were below the average.
In Germany business on the boerse was
extremely quiet, the demand for money
being the lightest In years at December
settlemaut
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pR. CURRY SELECTED

To Represent the United States on King
Alfonso's Coming of Age"
Washington, December 29-Hon. ], T..
Curry Of this city has been selected by
the president to represent the United States
az Madrid on the occasion Of the coming
of age" OF the young king, Alfonso Kill,
on May IT, DR. Curry was the United
States minister to Spain from 1855 TO 1850,
land He was present In his official eapae-
Ivy at the palace when the king made his
advent into the world, Mrs Curry Will
accompany HIM
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WILL CAST ASIDE MOURNING.
Opening Of Parliament WiII Be Made a
Brilliant Occasion,

pIHhaUI CSSaS'SH"
LAadou, December 2s.-The announce
ment Of King Edwards intention TO open
parliament In full state and the intimatlop
frcm the lord chamberlain thar peeresses
will not be expected TO wear mourning on
that occasion insures brilliant pageant
January 10 and the commencement of a
period OF festiyity and costly entertain
meuts from that ON until the climax Is
reached in the coronation ceremony In
June. Preparations for the opening of par
Lament are already advanced. Their ma
jesties viii use q gllded state coach and
follow the same route as In February last.
The queen aud the ladies of the court
pucations for the privilege of attending the
ceremony are more enormous than on the
last occasion.
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Residence at Taylor.

Taylor Texas, December ga IRE total.
" destroyed a frame cottage on Vaee street
owned by II. c. sNer aud occupied by
George W. Mcdonald. The house was
valued at St400; the amount OF insurance
could not be ascertained Furniture valued
at 5000 and insured for $3.50.
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Troons Restorn Order

Columbus, Ga. December 2o.--The latest
reports from Crawford. Ala, to which
place troops were ordered last night 10 as
sist in the arrest OF Porter, charged With
murder, and to protect Porter. say the sit
uatlon is unchanged except that the pres
ence OF the military has restored order, The
sheriff has not been able TO locate Porter,
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ed Louisville and NosnrIne trains many
HOUSTON.


An interesting contest was held at the
Tabernacle. church among the Epwerth
League Juniors
The funeral Of Mr.. G. Herbert Brown
will take place at $50 o'clock this after
noon. Meeting of newspaper men called
for today.
The saengerbund Christmas tree last
night was a most enjoyable affair.
A synopsis of services az some of the
principal churches yesterday.
Jos. Reckemeyer, one OF the negroes shot
on Christmas day, died from the wound.
rramps burned three hox ca1 belonging
TO the Gulf Colorado and sa Fe Rail
way company.
Mr.. Ely Dampler Of Gr&\A, Ala, was
held up and robbed at ~ md Central
.depefs
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GOT THE MONEY,
But Later Two OF the Robbers Were
Captured.

Martins Ferry, Ohio. December 20
Masked robbers entered the home of Thorn
as Ylngling, butcher, this morning and
forced him at the point of revolver to
give up 5000. Later the police had Il battle
with two OF the robbers who We're cap
tnred after a lively exchange OF shots at
as James Elliot. alias Taylor OF Chicago,
and Harry Hoyt, Wheeling. -Four Of the
robbers escaDed
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The Diamond speoial wr.,L.a

spFingheld' H.. Decembes 2e.1rhe south
upand Diamond special on the Illinois Gen.
IA toad was wrecked this mornlns ~
Ssaoeh AZ starness crossing. fhrnss mia,
fas o. here Engineer McCcrmick az Tin Sin
hIs MINI urea On the head and back and
Wo,nlilunal.ss may be serious Fireman Johr
;,Sssa. was slightly IN
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iInsettlino Fixed Prices

Manila. December %. The change u 4
ratio OF exchange of Mexican uVa soIa
50. 10 Mexican silver for one, A nmnsnn,nher d
dollar, which was announceq Mare, Il y
Is causing much dissatisfae1S9anr pa 1e' "a hags
unsettiing what were eonslueAe'
been fixed prices.
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Cotton Fire in Arkansas,

Hope, Ark, December Zs.--pe. ..a.v !,
and 1000 bales Of cotton burned 49, M.
Sa4 Planters warehouse ana on w
road platform adjoining The nr ssro Ssssith Id
on the railroad platform anu IL Inc ware
house. house. loss 10000 fully covered ~ Z
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THE FIRE RECORD.

Business Houses at San Marcos.
san Marcos, Texas, December % The
four frame buildings on the south side Of
the square, occupied BY X Nitsche baker,
Jesus Jaramlllo, groceries aud restaurant,
Wolff Bros, dry goots. and q bankrupt
stock on the corner, is burning. Loss Will
be about 5000. Insurance not known,
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socialist creates Disturbance.

Naples, December -. -rhe arrival here
OF the socialist member Of the chamber
Of deputies Signer Ferfl. 10 address a
meeting, resulted ln turbulent demonstra'
lions which the troops were cnile-l out to
suppress. Wholesale arrests Were made.
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SPORT.

Cleveland, Ohio, sporting men viii ask
the legislature to permit boxing contests
in that city for cash prizes
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| Philadelphia Press natter vessss
Acknowledgement eess "a orssn novk fal
Carlo? He notta grtnda az " Ss preside1n
Of da peanutta stand q bees eroe.a-.:.-.
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FLoop Stage IN ONO nIrrR

Plttsburg, Pa, December o9.-Heavy
rains for thlrty-slx hours here and at all
headwater points on both rivers has pro-
dueed condition which will result in
what may be called a food stage in the
Ohio river by tomorrow. when at least
twenty feet is predicted. Timely warning
by the weather bureau will be the means
OF saving much property and only tempor
dTy inconvenience Is expected by Interests
along the river fronts
AT midnight the marks at Davis Islond
dam showed fourteen feet and rising at the
rare Of four-tenths of q foot an bonr
bqth me Allegheny and Monongahela are
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO TrrNNrr,
BLOCKED -

Hinton, w Va. December oo-Heavv
rains here for the past thirty.six bours
have caused Green Brler and New rivers
TO become very high They are rising six
inches per hour. The damage along both
streams. will be heavy The Chesapeake
and& Ohio tunnel at Allegheny Is blocked
by cars being deralled by q lhndslide
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CHATTAHooCHIE RAGING TON
RENT 80

Columbus. Ga, December 2o-owing to
the recent rains the Chattahoochie river
at this point is 1t raging torrent, the water
having risen to the point thirty.elght feet
IpoNe low water mark. The large stone
dam OF the Columbus Power companv on
HSorth Highlands broke in two places to.
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Tsngier' Morocco, December 20. "A water.
spout has burst over the town OF sanee.
morocco II inundated the lower mart Of
me Town for period Of twelve hours.
sweeping everything Into the sea. Two
h1unured persons are reported TO have been
~ gheDW su There are no Europeans among
nous ~ '"hec - eh0f-
,tSanee Is q fortified seaport town NJ
i norossSo, 7 has population Of is,oo0
th.,oiu uas about 5000 Jews. II IS enclosed
small fortl p"iace ana
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FLOOD TIDE IN EAsr rrNNrssru,

fLpOD TIDE IN EAST TENNESSEE.
Chattanooga, Tenn, December 2a.-Heavv
rams over the entire upper basin of the
tennessee river will produce a food tide.
Ihe weather bureau predicts that the river
VIII pass the danger line here by noon to-
morrow. ~
he crest Of the rise can not be estimated
at lhls time, as rain Is stll falling over
the entire Tennessee river system at the
IaSt report received. Flood warnings were
sent from here this morning TO KnoxviIio
Kingston, and all over the low river as far
as Paducah. Ky The river will continue
to rise here Monday and. Tuesday. As the
SIU}umd Is already full Of water. the rain.
augment the tide The rain here changed
tempera ture N'Vp lh
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susouEHANNA RIsING RApIn1.r

Lancaster Pa, December ga heavy
rainfall has been continuous in this section
since last evening. All the streams In the
county are swollen greatly beyond their
volume and the Conestoga creek has over.
flowed its banks to an extent unknown In
receht years, The bridge crossing this
stream has begun to move and 1t is be-
heyed Will be washed away. High water
company at Rockhin on the Conestoga =
leeled the system and sections Of the civ
are IN darkness tonight The Snsnue.
mamma river ls rising rapidly.
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RAINS CAUSE DAMAGE.
Railroads Find Ii Impossible TO Run
Their Trains.
MONETARY LOSS WILL BE VERY LARGE
Tennessee, Georgia, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia Experience SeVerest
Floods in Many Years.
MONETARY LOSS WILL BE VERY LAR(

Knoxville. Tenn, December 2a.-Inces.
SAINT rains for the past forty.elght hours
throughout East Tennessee threaten to do
Iaore damage to property than the dlsas-
trous hood Of last May. when eight lives
were lost and fully 100000 damage done
70 railroad and farming property. The
Southern railway has annulled all trains
between this city and Asheville, \. c.,
owing 10 water covered and perhaps Bad.
ly-washed tracks between Newport and
Rankin. All through traffic aud mail will
be handled over the Norfolk and Western.
1t will be impossible for the Southern to
handle trains east via Asheyille division
until late tomorrow at least and possibly
longer, for rain is still falling.
The Tennessee river is nearing the thirty
foot mark at this point with indications
that 1t will reach forty feet, and do heavy
damage.
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EVER pR
II the the CO.. .s,
tents Of sessss'
s'.t,p.ss..s s sss
E:.;s. T.t'
away. D. y.
edged sIps.s5
M men. This " I.
lie book y
brIm I - y
valu p,a.s
facts, all. ,ns
and lnlossm
tien TN
every ~
VI corets
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Mr.. Gage.
BlBLIOGRAFIA
Los ladrOneS del gran mun ndo
CONCLUSION.

SOINSLOOlO1Ns
Acaban de )legar q nuestro
poder los tomos vi y VII, 1lti mos
de Ia notabilfsima novela de Pouson
du Terrail, Los Ladrones del Gran
Mundo," que llevan por titulo Las
Celddas de OLYMPIA q El Desatip de
Amor.
acknowledgements esta obra es de
las mas hermosas que han brotado'
de Ia fecunda pluma del ilustre no
velador, maestro siempre en- ell arte
de conmover, y que sabe como ma
dia sugestionsr & los lectores con
extrsfl:s y dramaticos inciden ntes,
con episodios misteriosos del gran
mundo, y relatandonos con la ma ayor
amenidad esas sutilfsimas intrigas
femeniuas que han hecho famoso el
fonbre de Ponson du Terrail.
FelicitRmos a Ia Casa Editor al
Maucci, de Barcelona, por su ex'
traC rdinaria actividad en- editar los
siete tomos de esta excelente obra,
que SO agotara acaso aates que las
ce!ebres hazaf1as de Rocambole.
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oAn Juan, Flo. Rlco, Dbre 21, 1901.
Sr. Director de La Coarespomdencia.
Estimado senior:
lie visto en- Isu popular peri6di-
co de fecha 19 del corriente, un suel-
to referente al pan, suelto muy opor-
tuno hoy que la Junta Superior de
Sandal, en- uso de sus atribuciones.
ha ordenado ciertas medidas tenden.
te' q mejorar las condolences higie-
nicas en- la elaboration de tan i'm
purtaute artfculO, habiendo celebra
do ell que suscribe una conferences
con Ell doctor W. IF. Smith. Secrets-
rio de la referida Junts, quedan-
do ompletamente desacu srdo con las
medidas adoptadas por aquel Centro
Superior.
Una vez realizadas las meioras
introducidas por Ia Junta Superior
de Sanidad, puede decirse que el pan
saldr& de las aspanaderfas perfectamen
to limpio y en- condolences de ser CO.
mido sin niIguna clase de escr1 pu-
los. Hasta aquf todo va bien; pero
llega ell pan a las pulperfas , demas
establecimientos 8 que hace referen-
cia ell suelto, donde SO 'cOnfunde con
multitud de artfculos HETEROGENEOUS
y de dudosa limpieza, gas, sebo,
aceite, etc y sobre todo las manos
casi nunca limpias de los dependien-
tes, y va ese pan pierde las condi-
clones higienicas snecesarias que de-
be reunir todo artfculo que, como el
que nos ocups, no puede ser some
lido a lavado nj otra clase de limpie.
"a Analoga.
Como Presidente que soy del
Gremio de Panaderos, me interess
que el pdblico Sc convenza de Ia linn
pieza 6 hygiene desplegadas en- Ia
elaboration del pan, para que nadie
haga cargos injustos en- contra de
los individuos de dicho gremio, ell
cual siempre ha tenido por norma el
mas perfecto aseo en- ID fabrication
de ese artfculo de primera necesidad:
y hago esta observation porqne tai
vez hsya quien crea que antes de la
Junta Superior de Sanidad adoptar
las medidas referidas, no Sc desple-
gada en- la elaboration del pan la
mas absolute limpieza. La Junta
Supsrior 10 que ha hecho ha sido
regular esa limpiezs, introduciendo
de paso ciertas mejoras que facilitan
su mejor cumplimiento.
Y para terminar le dire que es-
toy completamente de acuerdo con
Ia idea principal del mencionado
suelto, dc establecer depositos espe-
ciales para la venta de pan y creo
tambien 10 estara JA mayorfa [por no
decir rodas de las personas que de.
seen conner pan limpio y sano.
Soy su afectfsimo servidor.
El Presidente,
Bernardo Torres.
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PrilnaS SObre ell aZuCdr,
TNTERESA SU LECTURA.

The Sun, de eNueva York, dedi-
ca uno de sus editoriales recientes
q comontar los motivos porque Sc
reune la Confarencia sobre primas de
azdcar, que tendralugar en- B:uselas,
en- E1ero pr6ximo.
La conferencia SO hace necesa-
rio, dice The Sun, por la crisis que
esta atraves saLdo la industrial de azd-
car dc remolscha. Alemania, Austria
Hungrfa, Francia y Russia, han tent
do una production que ha exec dido
a las necesidades del mercado y de
la exportaci6n. En- Alemania, sobre
todo, ha sido fenomenal. Todo es
debido a las primas que paga al Els
tado. La cuarta pArte del aZticar
one Sc consume en- Europay en- los
E stadcs Unidos, es de Alemania: Pc
70 los alemanes, en- ST, SON muy es-
casos consumidores de ese dulce. Con
sumen, por persona, Ia tercera par
te de 10 que consume un yankee 6
un ingles.
Asf es que Alema MIA necesita el
mercado estranjero para so industris
| y observa que tiene fuertes competi-
dores, muy particularmente 10 isla de
Cuba; por su cercania & los Estados
Unidos. y facilidades que esta naci6n
puede p-oporcionar & Ia production
cubana.
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Espl6ndid0 bale,

Asf puede calificarse ell verifica-
do anoche en- nuestro Coliseo, obse-
quiandose la llegada del Hon: Go
bernador. 5-
A las nueve empezaron q entrar
las psrejas y q las 10 estaba de b ote
en- bote.
Todo 10 mas granada de nuestra
buena sociedad Sc di6 cita alli.
Las damas ataviadas con suma
elegancia hacian resaltar su b.llezs
El dacorado del salon era de
muy buen gusto y el alumbrado ex-
traordinario.
Todo revelo allf estilo y Sc dio
buena, buenfsima nota de la civili-
dad puertorriquefla.
La m6sica no dejo NADIA que de-
scar y sus alegres tocatas discu-
rrieron las horas hAsta las 3 de 10
madrugsda, q foe forzoso arrancarse
de los brazos del entusiasmo y de la
animation mas extremada.
Podemos ap.audir los organi-
zadores y comisi6n encargada de di-
cha fiesta.
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De Paris
a Londres
EN- SEIS HORAS.

La duracioa del viaje entire p a.
rfs y Londres va a ser reducida Cd n
siderablemente dentro de un breVe
plazo.
Actualmente Sc invi 'rten siete
horas en- recorrer la distancia que
separa a ambas capitales, y Sc trata
de economizar una)hora en- la dur a.
ci6n del .visje.
E1 estos momentos Sc estAn
realizando en- Londres los estudios
conducentes al establ scimiento de
un ferrocarril electrico, que salien-
do de la estaci6n de Waterloo, y ST.
guiendo Ia orilla izquierda del ia
mesis, llegara directamente q Dou
yres.
e ,ta considerable distancia Sc
recorrera en- c;ncuenta minutes ia n
solo.
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SenSaCiOneS
de IN elOCtrOCQtadO.


La ejecuci6n de Czolgosz, re ,iente
mente efectuada, ha vuelto q p6ner
sobre el tapete la discussion de los in !.
convenientes 8 ventsjas de Ia elec-
trocuci6n
A este prop6sitc, Mr.. Audres
Broca, professor de fisica de ID RI 4cul.
tad Ia Medicina de Paris, que fue
electrocutado en- su laboratorio hace
algunos amos, en- el momento en- que
estudiaba las corrientes electrcas in
terminentes, ha relatado sus impre
stones, verdaderamente curiosas, ex-
perimentadas durante aquellos criti-
cos momentos.
Mr.. .BrocA, en- el prince instan-
te trat6 de gritar icortad el circufto!
pero de su boca salio no mas que nm
gritO romeo 6 inarticulRdo.
Simultaneamente ell doctor per
dio la sensaci6n de la existencia de
sus manos y de sus brazos, Y expert
ment6 una peturbaci6n de Ia noci6n
de la verticalidad y de los colores.
Despues perdio ell conocimiento.
Felizmente, un ayudante Sc ehte
r6 de 10 ocurrido, corto ell circufto Y
acudi6 en- auxilio del doctor Broea,
quien POGO POGO volvi6 en- ST, sin
conservar recuerdo de haber expert
mentado dolor alguno.
Solo ST observe one sus brazos
estaban por complete paralizados,
y sus manos heladas
ST ell syudante h1biera tardado
veiute segundos mas en- acudir en
socorro del maestro, este estaba ire
misiblemente perdido.
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FL Cinemat0grafO.

Para ell lunes % del corriente SO
anuncia la primera fuucion sdel cine
matografo Lumiery, en- 'nuestro tea
trO.
Es un bonito y variado progra-
ma, dividido en- tres parties, con un
conjunto de 36 vistas, sumamente
interesantes.
Viene Ell cinematogrfo en- buena
epoca, pues estamos va en- Pascuas,
y Ia gente esta como idem.
POR CIEN DOLLARS al con
tado So vende un piano en- muy buen
estado, de Ia afamada fabrica de
Kalmann, Berlin que cost6 $500 me
xicanos. En- esta redacci6n infor-
mareGos AP
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Don Emilio J. De]gaQo.

Procedente de Santo Domin go,
via Mayagiiez, ha llegado esta Ca
pitAl nuestro quer.do amigo don
Emilio j. Delgadc, representa- nte
de los sef1ores.Jhon Lucas & CO de
New York qua es una de las mas
importantes casas de comercio del
mundo, que SO dedican "a los ne go
clos de pintu1a, aceites y bar nj
ces,
Damos la bien venida al citado
amigo, y le deseamcs muy ping les
negL clos.