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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-16
Hon, Gobernador Civil de esta lsla,

SefiOr:
En- nombre de todas las classes
contributivas de esta- extensa lnrls-
dicci6D, reunidas en- manlfestaclon
p6blica, como protesta SOLEMNE
y ENERGICA en- contra del proyec-
to de Ley sohre provision de Rentas
Internas para estas isla, presentado
por Mr.. Hollander, aceptado ya por
0l Consejo EiecutiVo, tenemos Ell h0
nor de elevar hasta Vd., por conduc.
to de nuestra autoridad local, dioha
PROTESIA, fundada en- 10 impro-
cedente y desastrosa que resultarfa
para nuestra riqueza p1blica, Ia for
ma y tasa de los impuestos proyec-
tados. .as.
No decimos mas, Senor.
Estamos frmemente persuade.
dos de que nuestra voz ser& atendi.
da, porque Ia dirigimos uneGober-
nador futegro, y honrado que en- sus
deciaiones cumplir4 con los deberes
del verdadero ciudadano americana.
s "a. lsespetuosamente,
Por la Agriculture, jaime Lyle
sias Font, Jose Manuel Muf1oz.
Porel Comercio, M Rosas Sains,
Sucesores de Roses and Co.
Por las Industries, Rafael He
rrera, Jose Moreno.
Por Ia Riqueza urbana, F. Fe.
derico Legrand, Felipe Casalduc
Roig.
Por los Artesanos = Obreros,
Jose Rod4&uez, Juan Afanador.
Por las classes jornaleras, jose
Ma Ruiz, Jose Belen Colon.
El Sr. Alcalde manifesto al pue.
bio que cumplir4 con agrado su CO.
mission, haci6ndoles presentes que va
el Ayuntamiento, u cual Sc honraba
en- presidir, habfa elevado, respetuo.
50 pero viril protesta por IL incon.
cebible exacci6n que SO pretendfa
imponer.
Continue Ia manifestation por
las demas callese 1Eh poblaci6n, di.
solvi6ndose pacfhca1 hente 4 las seis
de la tarde.
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Eotoglafla de F. Alonso

Esta casa offece al pdblico y
peri6dicos hacer cuantos trabajos Sc
le ordenen en- fotograffas, fotogra-
bados y fotctipias.
Ell Album de Puerto Ricoy los
grabados que publican los demas
peri6dicos son todos obra de Ia mis-.
ma casa.
Tambien encontrara el p6blico
grupos de la C4mara de Delegados
q 81 cada uno de gran tamaf1o.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-16

Mr.. Ollin, miemhro de Ia Cor
te Federal ha salido para Ponce
acompafado de So estimable familia.
Regresara en- hreve
Son muchas las protestas que
llegan al Gobierno de alguuos pue.
Hollapder. Muchas de estas vienen
frmadas por respetables Sres. per-
tenecientes al partido republican,.
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Ia llegado q Ponce ell sef1or
Martinez, socio de Ia respectable
antigua casa Longman y Martinez,
de Nueva York, fabricantes de pc
troleo y pintura.
El Fiscal General ha aprobado
y remitido al Auditor de Puerto Ri
co la requisici6n de fondos para los
pagos judiciales del presente mes en-
ell distrito de Humacao
En- Cataf1o fue erida aver Ia
individua Francisco Viera, quier
recibi6 varias heridas y contusiones.
Ell agresor Sc llama Juan Duran ell
cual ha sido detenido por Ia policfa
de aquel barrio.
CAMAS de una y dos plazas,
colchones de cerda, alfombras, to-
hallas, paf1uelos, paraguas, cami-
sas gran ntvedad color es listados,
cuellos 4 10 y IS centavos uno, pu.
fos, perfumerfa fina fraucesa, ia
bones a 25, 40, so y rs centavos
lsdocena, papel para cartas diferentes
classes, tlnta, gonna, libros en- blan.
cos, todo a reducldfsimos precios.
Lucas Gimenez Al San Francisco
Al. P
Sc habla de proximas reformas
en- ell temple de Santa Ana, donde
parece Sc trata de instalar un cole.
gio
coNsEJo Las MA6REs.---E jarabe calm.nte
de Winslow debe usarse sempre que los nihos esten
on 81 periodic de la dentici6n. Alivia de momento
tranauo. aviando al nlno de dolor el angelic des
pierta con mucha vtveza Els muy agradable al pa
ladar Calma al nifo ablanda las encfas alivia to
dos dolores ayuda al viento regula los intestinos.
este metor conocfdo femediO para la diarrea, an re-
sulta Do Ia dentio6n dc otras causas. Tener oui
Fslado pedir por "Jarabe Calmante de Mr. Winslow'
pOr ser ell metor de todos
Ha fondeado en- ell puerto de
Arecibo ell vapor "San Juan" el que
cargo azucar para los Estados Uni
dos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-16

Durante ell ano de 1900 tuvi
mos efecto en- Arroyo 1876 nacimlen'
tos, contra 248 defunciones, 19 ma
trimonios civiles y 4 cat6licos,
E Ahf tenemos otra jurisdiction, en-
que Ia mortalidad es ,mucho mayor
que los nacimientos, y por este ca
mino Sc Va q la despoblaci6n.
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Aposentos para familias y
personas solas.
BANOS
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IJtladG

I'll domingo : lcorri6 las lies
de aque1la ciuda NM imponente y
numerosa man taci6n sn son de
protssta por IL lander. Fre,
.cedfa Il mshifeatecil6n una hermosa
ihanderA amerfcans eegufsnle dfss
1tintas Representations de- + riqnes
M ptbIica ~ detuVieronl los mani
festantes frents : ln Gasa a nta,
miento, donde Eicieron entrega q =
autoridad local, a. an nlenss1e pro
atesta III tsobernat1of snscrito por los
representantesde del cemercio, ~ agrss
cnlturA idl1uat tria Dbreros lornA.
1eros; concebldo en estos term mos:
Hon, Gobernador Civil de esta Isla.
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Sc VENDE.

Muebles on buen estadO y un
piano nuevo.
Uu caballo y coche de M&dico
con sus arneses en- buen estado.
Y Sc alquila una casa terrera;
propia para mucha familia 8 alma
cen
Informsrau San Francisco 90.
n-a-4
En- port Elizabeth, region sur
de la Colonia del Cabo. las fuerzas
ipgleses fueron arrolladas por com.
pleto por los beers.
Ell pueblo de Londres con mo-
two de los reveses en- ell Africa, ha
estallado en- indignation hacienda
manifestations en- las GALES contra
el Gobierno, teniendo que interve,
mir la policfa resultando algunos
muertos y heridos.
hos boers sostienen, que diez
y cho poblaciones de la Colonia del
Cabo han caido en- So poder.
Despachos oficiales recibidos
en- Londres, dan cuenta de un com.
bate cefca de Belfort, entire ell ejer-
cito ingl6s y los beers, siendo los
prineros completamente derrota-
dos, .abandonando sus posiciones, y
sufriendo 1853 bajas.
Contindan vi@ndose en- la Corte
Suprema las reclamaciones de Co
merciantes pidiendo la devoluci6n
de los derechos pagados sobrs pro-
ductos de Puerto Rico.
Aver noche ha debido celebrar
session de socios fundadores eli Cast
no de Ponce.
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REI(1AI10,


Por esperarse dentro de pocos
dias un tgran surtido de cklzado en-
Ell NUEVO BAZAAR 40 San Fran
cisco 40, Sc regala pues as1 puede
decirse pt sus inconcebibles pre-
cios) toda Ia exlstencia de zapatos,
Botines Polainas. Entire ell calzado
para nif1os rogalamos as centavos
par, los que vendiamos q 81 rs. Es.
ia ganga solo durar& diez dias.
Ell NUEVO BAZAR 400 San
Francisco 40. -
I. El Padre Pura, cura de Cata.
no, reunir& uno de estos dias la Jun
ia que entiende en- 81 proyecto de
construction de Ia nueva ig]esia, con
Ell fin de depositar en- Ell Banco ell
dinero recaudado, segdn acuerdo
tornado por Ia misma Junta en- reu.
ni6n anterior, y que hasta la fecha
Sc halla en- poder del sef1or Tesorero
don Raimundo Rodriguez. =
En- Mayaenez ha sido herido
alevosamehte ell individuo Jose Jesus
Gomez, q quien Sc le cojieron 20
puntos en- una herida que reci5i6 en-
Ia cara.
Hay gran vigilancia en- la cos
ia Sur de Espaf1a para impedir que
los carlistas importer armas y per-
trechos de guerra
En- las Aduanas de la Isla de
Puerto Rico Sc nan introducido des'
de ell / Q de Mayo al 81 de Diciem'
bre del 1900 mercancfas por valor de
millones, 338, 355 dollars. De esta
suma fueron mportadaa de los Es'
tados Uridos 5 mif1ones 8, e67 de
los demas paises / million 334, 694.
S $hacen trabajos preparatorios
en- Guayama para la creaci6n de una
biblioteca ptblica, proyecto que es
mira6o con simpatias por squel We:
cindario.
Sc han acercado & esta redac
ci6n algunas personals, indicandonos
la conveniencla de que Ia Banda del
se1or Verar, eiecutase algunas pie
zas de 50 repertoire, los domingos
por Ia tarde en- ID plaza de Colon. :.
Es el sitio mas visitado por los nj
nos de esta Capital, y verfamos con
gusto que les otorgara ese ratio de
buena mdsica, Que sabrian agrade.
Ger.
Tranqullidad, salpd = Reposo pa
r. las Madres Las CrIatmraa. s.o op
~ yARABE q noe de de e 1Ia e psNTfcfoN
Les ablassda Ia anoias rssuslve Z naamaeidn ayta
ads s. ssas9
popla i 9 eyte uso Dc ssta msdleloa Z que a
SeRdn eEl Diario Ponce, es
esporado on aqnella ciupad el Homo
rable Gohernador Civil en- viaje pa.
70 los banos Dc Coamo.s
Don Evaris1o Izcoa Diaz ha
traspasado e don Santiago Michel
la casa de hu6spedes que tenfa esta'
b1ecida en- Ponce.
Segtn aes dice en- Sabana GfAn
de andau tAmbien divididos los re-
public&nos. En- una asainblea de re-
coneiliacion que tuYo efectO en-
aquel pneblo no q consign6 NADIA.
JOSE MENDIN
AlmAcenista de Ladrillos y
Cal Ventas n contado Il p1azos,
const.nts ezis encIa DeP6sito: es
Icritorio P1ayn d. ID 1ndrillos Mari.
~ San Juan IneEt<, 1ico. a 2
IN q 3 Ponee, proce.
ldente a. H.; Jnidos dona
fsmi4 ,1p< y illa Ekrfa y &C.,
Fslix 6ssl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-16
Durante 81 pasado affo de 1900
han entrado On Ell puerto de Arecibo
4GAuques de travesfa y 1854 de cabo-
taie,A

Ell Domingo 13 del corriente
mes, tom6 possession de Ia Preslden'
.cia del .gremio de Pintores, en- Ia
sFederaci6n Regional, ell laborioso
obrero don Jose Berney.
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Marca bolivar, cajas de 10 gr: I.
sas, cajeta tamano graAde inclus. Sc
llos a $54 en- orc :.
& < corriente <53
Marca <Estrell famigera, de l
grueSas: g. g., -.
Cajeta tama11o grande incluso Sc.
Hos a $5-85 en- ORC
Sc venden en- la Gale de Tetuan
mum. 81.
Puerto-Rico l2 Octubre de 1900.
Ms &c 80
Don Avelino Rodriguez, coz
concejal del Ayuntamiento de Ma.
yagtez, ha renunciado su cargo
fund4ndose para clio en- no estar
conforme con IL distitusi6n del Sc
nor Irizarri, como,J Jefe de Ia policia
municipal.
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(Traducido del <Tribune,

POR GLEN DOLLARS al con-
yado So vende un piano en- muy buen
estado, de la afamada f4brica de
Kalmar1n, Berlin, que cost6 $500 me
xioanos. En- esta redaccion infor-
mAremOs IA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-16

En- esta imprenta SO yfenle pa
pei de peri6dicos 4 81 4oel quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-16

El Fiscal General ha aprobado
y remitido al Auditor de Puerto Ri
co la requisici6n de fondos para los
pagos judiciales del presente mes en-
Ell distrito de HumacaO
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S, ~hacen trabajos preparatorios
en- Guayama para la creacion de una
biblioteca pdblica, proyecto que es
mira6o con simpatias por squel We:
cindario.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-16

Sc habla de pr6ximas reformas
en- ell templo de Santa Ana, donde
parece Sc trata de instalar un cole.
| piO
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En- port Elizabeth, region sur
de la Colonia del Cabo. las fuerzas
ingleses fueron arrolladas por com.
pleto por los beers.
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Ha fondeado en- ell puerto de
Arecibo ell vapor "San Juan" el que
cargo azucar para los Estados Uni
dos.
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H. D1ECKMEYER & Co, HAMBuRao.
BEECHE & Co, VALPARAISO.
E. PAVA, GUAYAeUIL.
F. L. CROSBY, LIMA.
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l52s-Pamflo de Naryaez discovered bay Of Pen
sacola, Florida. Out of 800 soldiers in the
expedition all but four persisted. Narvaez
lost his life in attempting to cross the gulf
off the mouth of the Mississippi. His follow
ers traversed New Mexico and California
1672-Josepb Addison born; died 17l9
l70o-John Dryden, poet. died; born 1881
l769-Arthur Wellesley, duke OF Wellington, born
in Dublin; died 1852.
lssO-Samuel Peter Heintzelman, American Union
general, died in Washington; born 1906
ls9S-The Worlds fair columbian exposition
opened in Chicago.
ls95-General John Newton, distinguished soldier
OF the Mexican and civil wars and the en-
gineer of He'll Gate, died in New York city;
born 1923.
ls9s-Commodore George Dewey, with the Asiatic
fleet, defeated the Spaniards in Manila harbor.
Philippine Islands. A bill reviving the rank
OF admiral and clevating Dewey to that posi-
ton became law in March, 1890
l9OO-Munkacsy. the celebrated Hungarian painter.
died at Bonn, Germany; born ls44
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This Date In History-April 81,

S23 b. C.-Alexander the Great died
ll32--Pierre Abelard, famous unfortunate French
scholar and reformer, died; born 1919. The
fame of Abelsrd has descended to posterity
chiefly through his connection with Heloise.
The story OF these two, which reads like TO-
nance, is literally true. The remains of the
lovers rest side by side in the same mausoleum
in the cemetery of Pere la Chaise Paris
l7SS-Bishop Aeber, author of ''From Greenland $
Icy Mountains" born; died 1896
lsl6-Charlotte Bronte. author of Jane Eyre
born; died 1855.
lS36-Battle OF San Jacinto; defeat and frightfu;
slaughter by Texans under Sam Houston
Santa Anna captured and Texan independence
secured.
1S79-General John Adams Dix died in New York
city; born 179S
lse6-M Jean Baptiste Leon Say celebrated
French statesman, died in Paris; born 1925
1S9S-Minister Stewart L. Woodford given his
passports ut Madrid. SIMPSONS squadron
blockaded Cuba. First marine capture of the
war, the Spanish ship Buena Ventura in the
gulf of Mexico Date officially fixed as the
beginning of the war.
l9O0-Rev. Thomas X. Beecher, brother OF Henry
Ward Beecher. died at Haverhill, Mass born
1875 Alphonse NJ. Edwards, noted naturalist.
died in Paris; born 1885,
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lIo9-Mary Wolstonccraft born: died 1894
lI9l-Samuel Finley Breese Morse of electrical
telegraph fame. born in Charestown. Mass. :;
died 1872.
lsoz-Lalos Louis) Kossuth. Hungarian patriot,
born in Monok; died in Italy March 20, 1894.
ieoo-General William Eaton. with a motley force
OF Americans Greeks and Arabs captured
Derne, in Tripoi; first time the American
nag was raised over fortress beyond the At
lahtic General Eaton was United States ma
val agent to Barbary. The campaign at
Derne was an attempt to place a dethroned
prince in possession of his rights
lslS-Genera zebulon Montgomery Pike killed BY
explosion OF magazine at the battle OF York.
Canada; born ITO
iss2- Ralph Waldo Emerson. transcendentalist.
died in Concord. Mass born lsO3
lS9S-ieneral John Murray Corse, hero of ALA.
toona. died; born 1886.
lss7-The Grant mausoeum on Riverside drive
New York. dedicated and formally turned
over to the city OF New York
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lsl5-Andrew Gregg Curtin, IA General Beale.
nous war governor Of Pennsylvania, born in
Center county, Pa. died 1894.
ls22-The Turks massacred the Greeks In the is
land OF Scio.
ls9l-The car proclaimed the expulsion OF Jews
from Moscow.
lSoS-General Edward Fitzgerald Beale Union
veteran and ex-United States minister to
Austria, died in Washington; born 1922.
1s96-General Noah L. Jeffries, a Federal veteran
and lawyer Of distinction, died in Wash
ington; born 1928
ls91-Wilsm Steele Holman, noted Indiana con-
gresham, died in Washington; born 1922
lS99-The Right Hon. Sir John Mowbray, Father
OF the House Of Commons" died in London;
born 1915.
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12s4-Birth of Edward II of England murdered
1927.
1595-Torquato Tasso Italian poet. died; born
1914.
1599-Oliver Cromwell born at Huntington; died
1858.
17S1-Batte OF Hobkrk's HILL second battle
of Camden; General Greene defeated by Lord
Rawdon
1S00-William Cowpcr, poet. died; born 1871.
1S91-The Chilean insurgent warship Banco En-
caada was blown up by torpedoes in Caldera
bay and 200 lives lost The Blanco went down
in true torpedo attack The assailants were
the torpedo cruisers Condel and Lynch. The
Conde struck the Blanco with torpedo
at 40 yards and second at Go. She was
struck amidships by one from the Lynch and
two minutes later, or nine minutes from the
striking of the Condel's first torpedo foun-
dered. CARRYING down all but 40 OF her people.
1S94-Genera r. s Granger, U. S. A.. retired,
died in Washington born 1911
lS9S-Decaration by the United States that war
with Spain began on April 81
ls99-General Richard j. Oglesby. ex-governor OF
Illinois, died at Springfield; born 1924.
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many of us feared had proved to be the
most brilliant little victory in our his
tory. a masterpiece Of tactics and valor,
the decisive beginning of the great cam
paign which won US back the southern
colonies, one of the costliest of all her
battles to England. | have told you how
it was now, just as the histories, both
English and American, tell it to you.
All honor and glory to the gallant plow-
boys of South Carolina and Georgia who
received the first shock of the British
army and broke it so bravely Of the
l, 100 British veterans who attacked us
only 200 escaped from the field, and we
took all their cannon, baggage, ammu-
milton and small arms, even of those
who escaped, for they threw them away
in their flight. The killed, wounded
and taken just equaled the numbers of
our entire army. and we had only 10
men dead
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CHAPTER XII.
LOOKING AHEAD.


l returned toward the Broad river,
tent had held six or seven friendly
women. Julia came out, her face still
pale, for she had heard all the crash
and tumult of the battle.
sit is over, julia, f" said-I had hid
my bloody sword-"and the British
army no longer exists -
"And the victory is yours Yesterday
| thought it impossible
Your countrymen make the same
mistake over and over again, but they
pay the price. .
We walked toward the field, and we
met some men bringing in a gray haired
prisoner, tall, fine looking officer
Julia, crying aloud in her joy, ran for
ward and embraced him. He returned
the embrace again and again with the
greatest tenderness.
Father said Julia, 1--WE are now
prisoners together. -
watched them for a few minutes
and then | stepped forward and said:
Good morning, Major Howard. -
He stared at me in the icy way of the
Englishman who has been addressed by
stranger
Il do not know you, sir, he said
My name is Philip Marcel, and |
am your future son-in- law "
He was now unable to speak
:" 1t is true, sir" said ASK your
daughter +"
He looked at her She smiled and
redeemed
Old Put was standing by, and he nod
ded his head in approval He had liked
her from the first.
Your daughter is to be my wife,
with emphasis, land you
are to live with us and like us. y
These were resounding boasts for
young soldier to make, but they all
came true after Yorktown.
THE END
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l44l-King Edward " Of England horn.
the Duke OF York; died 1883 "
io'o-Michel Adriaanszoon de Ruyter or p,,;...
pronounced Roi-ter), famous Dutol -,
died; born 1907. auiiiirai
lT43-Abbe Charles de 81 p;a~ro
thropist. 6ied. S" piiian
Aoio-aiexander II Of Russia, son ~ N;oho,,,
porn; crowned Sept. 7, 1856; assassina tsJ
March 10, 1881 ~s''i'ateo
OK deborah Sampson heroine Of the Amor;o. ;,
revolution died in Sharon, Mass. horn Izeo
deborah Sampson soldier in the rsnt.
OF the Fourth Massachusetts, under the mas
of Robert Shurtlif '"e name
ioSs-francis B. stockbrdge, senator from Mich,.
gan died in Chicago; born 1927. Major To.
seph Kirkland. well known veteran and o.
. thor died in Chicago; born 1880. '''
''''nLen y. lat. an eminent Michigan jurist
died at Poif5rats Born 1922 'uis''
ls97-George W. Biddle. one of philadelnh,.,.
most eminent lawyers. died in that citv. horn
ISIS. s'''' oorn
is9s-Cervera's squadron sailed westward ,ro,r
the Cape Verde islands No'"
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op dry catarrh; they dry up the secretions.
which adhere to tie membrane and decom'
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ana use that which clealiaes, soothes and
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Inc Balm cureS without pain, does not
lrrltate or cause sneezing. 1t spreads itself
over an lrritated and angry surface, reliey-
ing Immediately the painful inflammation
win Ely's Cream Balm you are armed
against Nasal Catarrh and Hay Fever.
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SquuTe MOurOe
over; loss S2,0O0,O0O Mrs. Sarah G. coru.v
Al ooAi,n' ageu
io'z-ihomas Jefferson Coolidge of BOSTON on
pointed minister to France Ap'
io'srihe famous old st. Charles hotel burned in
view orleans. Two towns in Venezuela de.
, stroyed by an earthquake. &c
lssf-Colonel Jesse E. Peyton. known 90 ..r,,.
Father of Centennals,'' died in Haddonea,"
N j.; born 1916. ''"uuonneio
" aampsons ships bombarded spaniards at
Sn cuba Spanish steamer Guido. from
SPAIN with sinews of war for spaniards ~
T Tuo1' captured by the United States monitor
rejected by General Otis. isen's
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This Date In History-Ap %.

l6e7--George Lord Arson, famous British navi
gator, born; died 1862.
lsl3-Stephcn Arnold Douglas, statesman, borr
in Brandon, Vt; died 1891
lsS4-Chauncey Mitchell Depew, lawyer. railroad
manager, orator and humorist, born in Peeks
kill, n. Y.
iSoo-"iilam Wordsworth, poet, died at Ryda
Mount. Westmorland. England. aged so.
1so2-General Solomon Van Rensselaer, died; borr
IVA.
ls72-Alexander Robinson, chief Of the Potta.
watomie Indians, died. aged 100.
ls94-Jesse B. Seligman, noted banker Of New
York city, died at Coronado RANCH California.
lss6-George Munro, the publisher, died at Pine
Hill. N. Y; born 1925. Ezra Beaman Newton.
veteran Shaker. died at Harvard, Mass :
born 1895.
lss'-Vioient earthquake with heavy loss of life
In the Leeward islands
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IoSS-Mrs. Clarence S. Lozier, pioneer woman
physician. died in New York city; born 1914.
ls02-William Aston. head OF the noted family,
died in Paris
ls94-Nnthaniel Springer Berry, war governor Of
New Hampshire died at Bristol; born 1906
lS9S-Spanish steamer Panama captured off Ha-
vana by the United States lighthouse tender
Mangrove: first hostile act of the war. Eng
land proclaimed neutrality.
l9O0-Wepencr relieved by British force from
the north. the Beers under De Wet retreating
southwark
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Smacald league. 1. A. Emmett.
i'o4-Ihomas Adds Emmett Irish patriot, elder
brother OF the more famous Robert Emmett.
born in Cork died in New York city 1927.
ls6l-Farragut passed the forts and thus insured
the capture OF New Orleans
ls77-Psrson William Grownlow, preacher, editor