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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-11
METAL.

NEW YORK, January 10.-Bearisn
conditions continue to be dominant in
metal circles generally. Tin was again
lower both here and at London owing
to the lack of speculative interest, de-
spite the fact that arrivals for this
year to date have only reached the
small total of AZ tons. The close at
London was weak at ELS rs Cd.
The local market opened easy. ruling
slow all day with a weak undertone
and finally closed easy at $26.30G26. so.
Although reports from London regard
ing copper were CT an unfavorable pur-
port, showing an easy situation there
at G72 Is Sd, the local market for that
option held quite firm at fully main
tanned prices, $1700 for Lake Superior
and 1880 for casting and electrolytic.
Domestic iron markets con -inue in a
somewhat nominal manner, but senti-
ment was bullishly inclined on account
of an expected large inquiry in the
near future. Prices unchanged. Eng
nsh markets were Is lower at Glasgow
to 55s 3d. and Middlesboro at ass cd.
Lead and spelter were inactive and
barely steady with the closing basis at
$4.3715 and $4.1G@415 respectively.
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PHILIPPT. w. Va, January ION.
G. Talbot, who recently returned to
his home here from Europe, where he
toured Germany and Austria with the
Barnum & Bailey shows. is now in
Cumberland, the guest of his brother,
D. C. Talbot, proprietor of the Airing
ton House. While abroad MIR. Talbot
visited Italy; saw the Pope at st. Pet
ers, and ventured within few feet of
the crater of Vesuvius.
Harry Blatchley, of Grafton, was a
legal visitor to Philippi last Friday.
George Turner, the popular hat
drummer, OF Wheeling, called on his
trade here last week.
w. H. Wentz, of the United States
Fish Commission, set at liberty $500
fine rainbow trout in the Buckhannon
river, few miles above here last
week
The Wocdford Telephone Company
has just completed the elevation of a
fifty-two line cable through Philippi.
1t was rendered necessary by the in
reference of the electric light wires.
This company will soon have connec-
tiors made SO that their service will
be second to none in the State.
The public school liorary here is in
q fiourishing condition. Fifty VOL
umes were recently added which
makes the total number now about
four hundred.
Belington voted in favor of electric
lights last week, but by an irregularity
the election Will have to be held over
again. Grant Graham, the druggist,
formerly Of Kingwood, was elected
Mayor.
The railroad up the Buckhannon
river is now completed over three
miles above the junction. The com
pany has built one of the finest steel
bridges at the junction in West Vir-
ginia This railroad is heading for
Century, the new coal town southeast
of here
The Philippi Brick and Tile Com
pany is turning out $4,000 brick per
day.
The new forty room hotel at this
place will be ready for occupancy early
in February.
J. M. Dennison, railroad agent at
this place, has resigned his position
here to enter the dry goods business
at Weston.
Several rich capitalists Of Detroit
including B. F. Berry, president of the
Southern Coal and Transportation
Company, were at Berryburg over Sun
day looking after their interests.
George Bryan, carpenter, had two
fingers Of his right hand cut off yester-
day in jointer in the Holler wood
working mill at this place.
Another rural mail route has been
established from this point. 1t takes
in the Elk country toward Harrison
county.
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CHICAGO. January 10.-Cattle, re-
ceipts, 5000 head; steers strong to 15c
higher. Butchers stock firm. Good to
prime steers $5.35@6.10; COWS $3.50
AS; heifers s275@4.50; bulls $2.750
4.40; calves S400@6.25.
Hogs. receipts to-day, 10000 head;
tomorrow, $4,000 head; left over, 1900
head; market opened 10c higher, clos
ing with advance lost; top $5.471A;
mixed and butchers s5.1505.471a; bulk
fsales S5.2005.35. =.
Sleep, receipts. 10000 head; sheep
and lambs steady to Ice higher; good
to choice wethers S3.80G475; native
lamics $4.2505.60.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, January TO-
Cattle, steady; extra s5.50@5.70; COM
mon $3C0@375.
hogs, higher; prime mediums and
best Workers $5.45@5.50; pigs $3.50
$40.
Sheep, steady; choice wethers s4.35
@450; choice lambs s5.85@6.10.
Veal calves $7500SO0.
CINCINNATI, O., January 10.-Hogs,
higher at $500 5.35.
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OIitfffdI pFfCt-
tai sales, 1,274.5M shares.
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, January 10.-Wheat ruled
heavy TO-DAY on lack of outside sup
port, but closed steady, May a shade
higher. Corn and oats closed shade
lower and provisions $4,000 depressed.
Wheat was only moderately active
but still nervous. Trade was largely
local. Nay opened 1z@Ac higher at
7SAc to 7S1ac, because Liverpool was
firm in the face of the decline here yes
terday. On lack of support the market
dropped early to 777sc, out rallied to
1875 on a private Argentine estimate
that the exportable surplus of ,4at
country woui>. be but 35,C00,000 BUSH
els. This .afiuence soon died out, how
ever, and May dropped to 771a@775sc.
Here the market steadie-. on report of
fifty loads taken for export and the
cIose was a shade higher at 77% @777sc.
Primary receipts aggregated $4,000
bushels, compared with 626,C00 bushels
last year. Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ported 265 cars, against All year ago.
Local receipts were "A cars, three of
contract grade. Seaboard clearances
in wheat and flour were equal to 49,
0C0 bushels.
Corn, was quiet, opening higher on
the unsettled weather and in sympathy
with wheat. out selling off later with
wheat. Receipts were 343 cars. May
sold between 391se and 3S19@3S3sc, and
closed a shade lower at 3SAc.
Cats were quiet. May sold between
253sc and 251sc, and closed easy shade
lower at 251sc. Receipts, 24S cars.
Provisions opened higher in sympa-
thy with an advance at the yards, but
prices gave way later under local pres
sure. The short Interest seemed to be
pretty well protected and packers were
more LIBERAL in their offerings. May
pork sold between s14.30 and $3.50,
and closed zoe lower at $l400. May
lard between s7.571a and s7.4214, closing
SC lower at s7.421a@745, and May ribs
between 57.271a and $7.G71a, with the
close 71ac depressed at s7121a.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat, n cars; corn, 535 cars; oats,
255 cars; hogs, 80 900 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
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Oats firm and 15e higher; No. 3
white clipped 32k @33c.
Butter dull and unchanged; fancy
western creamery 23c.
Eggs firm at 1c higher; fresh nearby
&c.
Cheese steady.
Refined sugars firm and quiet.
BALTIMORE, January 1O.-Flour,
quiet and unchanged; receipts 1885
barrels; exports Ii, $50 barrels.
Wheat very dull: spot and January
1865 @761ac; receipts 41.664 bushels;
exports 7S,SG9 bushels.
Corn steady; spot z2ss@4ea2c;. re-
celpts 1872, 4S9 bushels; exports 1o3,S57
bushels
Oats steady; No. white 311aG32c;
receipts 1890 bushels.
Cheese, butter and eggs steady and
unchanged.
CINCINNATI, O., January TO-
Flour steady.
Wheat firm: No. red SO1s@S1c.
Corn strong: No. mixed 3SG391ac.
/. Oats firm; No. 2 mixed &c.
Rye firm; No. 2 55e.
Lard quiet at 81 20.
Bulkmeats firm at 81 %.
Bacon firm at IS 50.
Whisky quiet at 81 81.
Sugar easy.
TOLEDO, O., January 10.-Wheat,
fairly active and unchanged; cash and
January 79Ac.
Corn firm; cash and January Csc.
Oats steady; cash and January 2412c.
Rye 531ac.
Cloverseed dull and firm; 1899 prime
IS So.
Oil unchanged
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THIS WEEKS PATENTS.

WASHINGTON, d. c., January 10.
Three patents were granted this week
Ito residents of West Virginia. One
was to Charles F. Sleigh, OF Carlo, for
a speed governor for steam engines,
the feature of which is the location
Of a screw propeller connected to the
stem of the governor between the
valve and engine. Another was to
Ernest NJ. Warffuel, Of Wheeling, for
a hobbyhorse, iIs which the body part
of the horse is mounted on an ordi-
nary velocipedef frame and adapted to
9iuatea in sig.hlation of a horses
movements as the velocipede is pro-
PEELED. The third one was granted to
Robert Roe and Thomas E. Roe. of
Parsons, for rotary pump. their en-
tire interest being assigned to the
Brownville Iron Works, Of Brownville,
N
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, January 10.-There has
been no business of any moment to-
day in the cotton goods division here.
Spot business has been interfered with
by bad weather. The tone is with out
change and prices without quota5ie al
teration. Print cloths inactive at Fall
River. but some outside business doing
slightly under Fall River quotations for
narrow odds.
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Election of Directors.

Yesterday afternoon the stockholders
of the Bank of Wheeling held a meet
ing and reelected the old board Of
directors. The board is composed of
Allen Brock, A. j. Clarke. Hannibal
Forbes, J. F. Paul, Charles Schmidt
c. H. Simpson and Henry Bieberson.
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour dull and steady.
Wheat, No. 8 67@74c; No. 2 red
1880.
Corn, No. 2, 371ac; No. yellow
3712c.
Oats, No 2 2412c; No. 2 white 27Ac;
No white 26A@2715c.
Fair to choice mailing 57@62c.
Flaxseed, No. /, 81 So; No. / north
western 81 &c.
Prime timothy seed 81 Is.
Mess pork, per barrel, s14 $50
Is 10.
Lard, per 100 pounds, 81 1907 65.
Short 1ibs, sides. loose, Sc 90G7 20.
Dry sailed shoulders, boxed, ESQ
SIC.
short clear sides, boxed, 81 1907 so.
Whisky, basis of high wines, 81 q.
Glover, contract grade, $40 IS.
Receipts-Flour, 10000 barrels;
wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn, 10000
barrels; oats, 32S,O00 bushels; rye, A.
600 bushels; barley, $4,000 bushels.
Shipments-Flour $4,000 barrels;
wheat $1,000 bushels; corn. $4,000
bushels; cats, $4,000 bushels; rye,
1900 bushels; barley, 10000 bushels.
Butter, dull; creameries 15@22hc;
diaries 10000.
Cheese dull at 1vA@11&c.
Eggs, dull; fresh 19c.
NV YORK. January 10.-Flour. re-
ceipts 1892; exports 1852 bbls.; IN
active and still nominal with buyers
and sellers 10@15c apart.
Wheat, receipts $500 bushels: ex-
ports 1888 bushels; spot steady; No.
2 red S21sc f. o. b. afloat; options open-
ed active and firm as a response to
higher English markets AMI bullish eS-
Inmates on the Argentine surplus.
Closed easy at unchanged prices.
Close: January S07sc; March S17st;
May 823sc; July S15sc.
Corn, receipts 1890 bushels; ex-
ports 1923 bushels; spot quiet; No.
2, 47c elevator and Also f. o. b. afioat
options steady to firm and closed easy
al 1s@s4c net lower Close: January
461sc; March 1850; May 443sc; July
44Ac.
Oats, receipts 1880 bushels; ex-
ports 1857 bushels; spot quiet; No. :
301ae; options steady with corn, but
very dull at New York.
Hops quiet.
Hides steady.
Leather steady.
Wool quiet.
Coal steady.
Beef quiet.
CutmeatS steady.
Lard steady; refined lard steady.
Pork steady.
Butter barely steady.
Eggs steady.
Cheese firm.
Tallow strong.
Cottonseed oil dull.
Petroleum steady
Rosin steady.
-drpentine steady.
Rice steady.
MolaSSeS steady.
Peanuts steady.
Coffee, futures opened steady s to
10 points lower. closed steady, 5 to
l. points net lower Sales $4,000 bags.
Spot coffee. Rio easy: No. 7 invoice
Use; mild easy; CorGova 89121sc.
Sugar, raw firm but quiet Refined
steady.
PHILADELPHIA, January To-
Wheat firm at 10 higher: contract
grade January 76%G77c
Corn steady: No. 2 mixed January
4sA @431zc.
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MARKET Light STOCKS LOWER
A VERY DECIDED FAILING OFF
FROM THE ACTIVITY Or
RECENT DAYS.
MARKET WAS WEAK ALL DAY
THE hest THE BULLS COULD Do
WAS TO, COUNTERFEIT REAC-
TI0NARY TENDENCIES

NEW YORK, January 10.-Com-
mercial Advertisers London financial
cablegram:
The markets here were slack and ir-
regular to-day and there was that in
terest in passing from American Sc
curities to those of the home market.
Americans began heavy and after
displaying hardening tendency broke
sharply, on reports of the New York
opening prices, st. Paul falling points
in five minutes. Erie and Northern
Pacifics were also adversely affected,
the last mentioned being sold from
Berlin on private cables. intimating
that the Hill deal is not going quite as
was expected. The close was fiat and
disheartening.
discounts were higher, affected by
yesterdays rise in Paris, while the
bank began borrowing on consols.
Money. however, was plentiful al
though the bank returns showed re-
payments by the market of e3.500,
coo. These, however, were absorbed
by money returning to the provinces,
leaving the balances unimproved
NEW YORK, January 10.-Money
on call steady at 2k@31s per cent;
last loan 2%.
Prime mercantile paper 1906 per
cent
Sterling exchange firm with actual
business in bankers bills at 81 81 for
demand and at 81 B31s@14 for 60 days,
posted rates 81 S312S4 and 81 S71a0Sc;
commercial bills 81 S2A@%.
Silver certificates 64b@65c.
Bar silver 63%c.
Mexican dollars 1880.
Government bonds strong.
Us. refunding IS registered. ......... 1o5sl
90 coupons ...s....... .-....-........ 1So%4
u. ). IS registered. ....................1,r9 1922
90 coupons .......... lilo
T., 5. new Is registered. ~
w coupons ---.......: .........-....-. l5l y
U. ). old As registered. ................l14
90 coupons ..-....,.. ................n4
u. 5. IS registered. ..................112
District Of Columbia 65s....i25
Atchison general As .................. 102ls
do adjustment Is Observation-Disclosures. 50
Canada Southern Ends log
Chesapeake and Ohio 41ss.......... 1894
Chi. and Northwestern consol 7s......1ssss
40 ,. r. Dens. 5s- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .12Ss
Colorado Southern 4s................ S4ia
Denver and Rio Grande 4s........ 80
Grae general IS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S47s
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LIVE STOCK.

Following are the quotations furnished
by the Union Stock Yards:
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~DaiIy. daily except Sunday.
Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Cara on all
through trains. T. Z: ~ hkE,
City Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Wheeling. West Va.
AGENT FOR ALL STEAMSHIP LINES.
Il d. UNDERWOOD, ID. Il. MARTIN,
General Manager. Mgr. Pass. Traffic.
Baltimore.
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Express Companies.
Adams ..........145 United States. IS
American ....I75 iWells-Farro 1s5
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z-s5 D. m ard SO D. M trains Central
time Zone hour slower than Wheeling
tirne.J J. @. TOHLTNSON.
Passenger and Ticket Agent
Agent for all Steamship Lines
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RAILROADS.

Time table in effect November %. 1860
Eastern Time. "Daily. Daily Elk. Sunday.
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RAILWAY TINE CARD.

Arrivals and departures OF trains On and
2Iter November 9Th, 1850. Explanation 81
reference Marks. *Daily; fSunday ex-
copied saonday excepted: Saturday exc
espteds Sunday only. Eastern STANDARD
, Line. which is one hour earlier than
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S-t1 = y, n ., emo River r. r. Arrive.
9.5S ~, ,r SIh; ana Way Points, 1850 am
vi az a., ~idsieSton and Csncin.lf T:S5 pm
,. q NV 70. nehoVa Express, - 3:45 pan
ESQ nm pariAH 4 ana Way Points. |. $50 pm
I..sistersville Accom-, IL a.os an,
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Pullman Excursion Sleeping Cars through
to San Francisco every Monday and Fri
day from Cincinnati, and every Wednes-
! Il from frhfqarrn
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donde 50 encajonan debidamente y
Sc llevan q las montafIss lomo de
burros
Estas recuss q menudo sscien-
den a 800 burfos, ceda uno de los
cuaies lleva dos cajas, una q cada
lado, que 8 les atan con correas So
bre Ell lomo.
Todas estas cajas vieneu vacfe $
de los Estados Uaidos, porque en-
Mexico no hay medios para fabricar-
las. Ademas, de esba manera Sc evi-
ta ell pago de una contribution extra
ordinaria sobrs las cajas, Ia cusl
tendrfa que pagarse 81 en- la cors-
truci6n de Ia mismas se usara male
ra mexicana.
El fete con los derechos de un
caro- de naranjas asciende casi a
$3.50.
San Luis ha ds ssr Ell punto de
embsrque de todas las naranjas me-
xicanss con destino q los mercados
del norte y del este de les Estados )
Unidos, pero para los mercados del
oeste, dichs fr lta j. entregara direc-
tim ante en- PAso, Estado &c T xas,
desde 5nde Sc Ia conduoe traves
de la frontera.
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MonOpOliO de Ia COSeCha
DE NARANJAS,

Dfcese Que casi toda Ia cosecha
de naranjas mexicanas que pusde
utilizarse para la exportacl6n la mo-
nopo!jz ara una razon social de San
Luis, Miss 7uri.
En- septiembra Sc eff ctuo una
negotiation, por virtud de la cual
toda la production de La Barca Ia
/ evsra al Eaercado la expresada casa.
Sc dice qus la coseehs de esta
frut2 tie afo es muy buena, y as
cendera como $50 carros.
La estacion de d; cha fruta CO
mieaza como principles de octubre,
y dursra como 80 dfss, 8 sea hasta
O. la ccsscha de la Florida ST situya
la cosech h de Mexico en- 10, e tados
Unidos.
La mayor parte de las narapjss
mexicana sc cultlvan en- A totonilco,
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mo la causa de sus faltas; el neeio
Sc la pregunta a los otres.
Llevad csda dfa al mismo punto
un cesto de TERRA y eonsiguireis
hacer una montana.
Icf) q El <E 20 Riojano, de
Haro, que una sociedad de capitals
tas biloainas trata de aduuirir las
suntuosas bs degas de IA marquesa
viuda de r seal, que pide por elias
8 mi lones de peEe5as
Las gestioues pareee que VI van
por buen canine, y diahos capita
listas ssoclados tras aiaran pafte
del negocio Valdepef1as, en- vista
de no pre- sntarse este a1o trabajo
remunera Tor en- todo ell tercio ala
YES, causa de la mala cosacha de
ava que sc rrssenta.
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LA INDEP PE|NDB!NcIA !
MERCAN NTIL AMERICANA.

El Secretario de Ag ticultura de
Washington acaba fa hac9r una
nueva declaration ID indspedencia
de este pals, en- 10 que no impugna
la efcaeia de los principles politi-
cos, de Ia declaracion frmada hace
ciento eintieinco amos porlos pr6ce-
res de Ia patria, sino que simple
mente afifma Ia proximidad del
d1aien'quesnos. .habre mos, e emancipado
por completossdel extranjero desde
el puntO,de vista, mercantil, produ-
ciendo nosotrcs mismos cu,5nt nece-
sitamos para vipir cdmodamente.
No cabIa duda de que mny bre-
We p'azo nuestro propio territorio ha
de dar cusnto bAbemos menester
para conner y para tvestir, y desde
ese momento seremos independies las
del extrsniero en- la industrial Y en-
el comercid como ahora 10 somos en-
Ia pol1tica, y por ende, Ii ss combina-
clones que Sc pnedan organizar CON
ira nosotros, nunca podran he arnos
mucho daf1p, maxine cuando nos ee-
ria perfectamente pesible rets lis r
privando q los adversarios de una
buena parte de los alimentcs que ne
cesltan conlprar en- { ! extranjero.
Como dice muy bien ell Secreta-
rio de Agricu ltura, dentro de pocos
sf1os Sc producira en- el pals mismo
cuanto az1car necesitamos yse hs-
bra extendido mucho Ell cultivo del
te; Puerto Rico, ell Hawai- y las F.
lipinas nos aba ateceran de caucho,
del cual importamos ahora por valor
de $50, 100000 anuales, y auuellas
mismas islss surtiran tambien de cs-
f6, de especias y de otros productos
que ahora SO compran en- el extran-
jero.
En- Ia actualidad los productos
agr1ico'as que compramos otros
paises nos cuestau cast doble d J 10
que Iroducen les que vendemos,
pues durante el af1o 1900 psg amos
por les importad ,s s844, O0O, 200 y
solo sacamos de los exportados s42O,
600 600, mas este no ha de continar
mucho tempo. Las classes mas AGO.
modads 8 de la sociedad seguir& gra
tificandose el paladar con los vinos
feanceses y alemanes mientras Sc ha
lien dispuestas a pagar un alto pre-
clio por las rotulatas de las botellas,
pero los que preferan la bondad del
artfculo al sello de <inre rsadc, !,
tomaran de- preferencia IS vinos es-
quisitos que les ofrece California, Y
nj aun las mel ore 8 sedas que nos vie
nen de China han de superar en- ca
lidad q las Que SO produzcan en- Il
pats mismo.
va en- Otras muchas industries
hemos demo strado al mundo que ell
ingenio americana sabe lamar todos
los osbtaculos, por grandes que
parezcsn las difculta les que sc opon-
gan Ia emancipation Industrial del
pals no 10 son tanto que permi'aa
dudar siquiera de que Sc cumpla la
protects del secretario de Agricul
tura.
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Sc VENDE

Una finca en- Puerta oe TERRA,
son tres graudes S lares ur dos, con
parte edit ada de MADEIRA que pro-
Queen buena renta, da frente a las
c Hes de Sau Ag stfn y Varalero
con mas de z mil varss cuadr .daa,
sitio excel snte, muy cerca 8 la Cspi-
tai: p sap r d parte de est IS 8 s }
lar f rma! d } uao ds 5000 vacas
cuadr das co .un frente de 20 a la
de- VarAder ,, PARA mas iofornes.
Luna II San Juan.
l.. M. v. aO-6.
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0rigen del himn0 Ingl6s

Sesdn IN perl6dico frances, Sc
ha hscho un descubrimiento no muy
lis onjsro para los inglsses.
e himno nacional de Ipglate-
rra, God save the Queen. es d J
orig m frances Un dccumento pu-
b icado no ha much :, que lleva IA
decl recon de Tres ssf1oras, vecins 8
de Saint Cyr, Mines, de Pas ga1, de
de Montier y Tribaul de la Norage,
firmado en- presencia del al,alie en-
Septiembra de 1919 da f. De que ell
himno ing,es no es otra cosa que IN
notete conservador por la tradicio q
en- el Municipio de Saint Cyr, des
pues de Luis XIV ycompuesto por
Sulli
Todavfa hsy un detal.e mas que
comprueba esta version, que son
oocos los que 10 conocen: en- ell Mu-
SEQ de Verss lies existe un reloi de
mediados del siglos XVIII, cuyas
campanas tienen todo ell aira lei
&c d we the Queeo.
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VARIEDADES.

Sigue la joven Americana sa
marcha rapidisima en- camino de los
adelantos; en- tanto, la caduca Euro
pa contin1a estacionaria y, al pare
Ger, sin ganas de salir de semejante
situaci6n.
E te q. tho SO observa mas pal
pable y aramente en- 10 relative &
los n e aios de trausporte y de loco
moci6l !
En- europa, salvas contsdfsima
excepciones, son desconocidos en- la
practica los ferrocarriles movidos
por la electricidad.
En Palermo ha sido dts ubierto
ua secuestro.
Las secuestrada So llama Juana
Alessi, es so!tera y tiene treinta y
nueve sf1es de eaad.
.Ha estado incomunicada per IS
pacio de ounce amos.
Sc escuhr.6 en- Francia un cri-
men de los que llaman sensaclona
les.
Ell un almacen De los que hay
60 el camino de Ch atil q Mala
ko # y en- pn baul que en- el hab1a
depositaio una mujer, So ha encon-
trsdo, envuelto en- papeles y trapos
vieits, ell cadaver de un hombre qua
representa- tener cuarenta y cinco O
cine u anita amos de edad.
e estado del ca alaver psrsce
indicar que ell crimen debio comevar-
Sc en- JUNO Julio dltimo.
Nurca debemos hablsr de noso.
trt nj bien nj NAL; 81 ben pcrque
no nns rnar6n " al NAL unruua en-.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-11

Nurca debemos hablsr de noso.
trt nj bien nj NAL; 81 ben pcrque
no nos cceeran, y ST nal, porque en-
tonces M daran creditO.
El cuerdo Sc pregunta q Il mis-