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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-02
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-18
Un nQeV0 tGatr0
en- Madrid

Ell Gran Teatro, construido en
Id calle del Marques de la Ensenada,
Sc inaugurara el mes de Abril.
Ell empresario, Sr Berriat1a, ha
adquirido un 6rgano igual al magnf
tico de la gran Sala de fiestas de la
la Exposition de Paris, y contratada
su installation para colocarlo y qui
tarlo de la escena por un procedi
niento electrico.
Otra casa, que es la que sirve &
la Gran Opera, esta terminando
otro 6rgano, el <Electrico,, que asi
Sc llama el aparato complicadfsimo
con que Sc haran los juegos de luz
para los grandes espectaculos.
De estos hay proyectos en- los
cuales Ia mdsica sera elemento pri-
mordial.
Para las primeras grandes au
diciones musicales cuenta Berriat1a
con los dos mas notables organisms
franceses-y de reputation indiscu
tibla europea-Mrs Widol Curt.
mant, los cuales, en- union do la So.
ciedad de Concisrtos y de masas co.
rales del genero de los coros de San
Gervacio, de Paris, organizaran los
primeros conciertos.
Espera ell Sr Berriatda cue el
maestro Massenet vaya & Madrid &
yer el Gran Teatro y organizar la
function inaugural, en- la que pudiera
reunirse .acaso tambien el concurso
de Saint Saens, ST hace gu habitual
viaje s CaLarias.
Ademas Ell Sr Berriatda ha cons
truido esta sala de fiestas de name
RI que en- solo dos horas queda con
vertida en- nm circo, en- eI cual traba
jaran notables artistas del extranie.
70.
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La corona
de la Reina de H0landa.

La joven Reina Guillermina pue'
de vanagloriarse de poseer ana de
las mas bellas coronas que existen,
que cif16 sus sienes en- la solemne
ceremonial de la proclamation de la
mayorfa de S. M.
Esta corona, cuyo valor intrfn'
seco asciende tres millones de
frances, es notable por su artfstico
dibujo y por la belleza de las perlas
que la alderman.
En- 1899 fue robada esta joya,
.tardandose dos a11os en- 1escubrir q
los autores del delito.
Por fin, Ia mayorfa de las pie
dras fueron encontradas en- los Es'
tados Unidos, cerca de Brooklin, y
ell resto en- Belgica.
La corona fue montads de nue.
vo, y es hoy una maravilla en- orfe'
brerfa.
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0RIGEN DEL DEDAL.

Ell dedal es una iuvenci6n ho-
landesa y fue llevada primero q In
glaterra en- 1895 por John Lofting'
quien empez6 a manufacturarlos en-
Jolington, cerca de Londres, adqui
riendo por 10 tanto dos cosas: honor
y utilidade
Ell nombre fu@ derivado de las
palabras thumb, que significa dedo
pulgar, y bell, que signitica campas
ma.
Seg1n notas antiguas, el dedal
fue primitivamente usado en- ell dedo
pulgar; pero diffcilmente pedemos
concebir como pudiera manejarse
con provecho.
Primeramente Sc hicieron de
hferro solamente, zero mas adelante
Sc han construido de acero, plata,
orc, cue1nc, marfil y cristal'
En- 10 China Sc construyen algu'
nos preciosos, de nacar ciucelado,
con los adornos y Ia parte superior
de orc: Estos & pesar de ser he.
chos de nacar, son mas costosos y
bellos que los de orc.
La reina de Siam posee nm dedal
,que semeja I'M bottom de <Lotus. dor
que representa- el embleba del pats
Dicho dedal es de orc y est4 cubiers
to de .brillantes, los gcuales estan
montados de Lal manera que forman
su nombre, asf como 1a fecha en- que
contrajo matrimonio.
Fu6 ell regalo de boda del rey,
Quien habiendo yisto en- su corte va
rias sefloras americanAs 6 iDglesas
usando los dedales, Sc vali6 de esa
oportunidad para introducirlos en-
So pals.
En- Napoles Sc encuentran deda'
les muy lindos compuestos de Ia lava
del Vesubio, pero se tienen mas
bien como curiosidad que como OBJ.
ietos de verdadera utiiidad. pues5o
que estan construld0a de Ia psrte
mas vidriosa de L lavA = Sc quie-
bran con mucha facilidad.
Tamhi6n se dice que los hay
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INCENDI0
EN- M0R0VIS.
DETALLES POR C0RREO,

Sc declare ell incendio q la una
de la maf1ana del dia Is, por ell ex
tremo Norte de la poblaci6n, expe'
rimentando grandes perdidas los se'
nores Machargo & CO, don Alfonso
del Rio, don Juan Laureano, don Jo'
Sc Mufiz, Sres. Suro y otros que
han perdida sus casas y cuanto te'
nfan
El pueblo Sc ha portado her6i'
camente en- la extinction del incen
d!o, y las autoridades han ocupado
dignamente sus puestos.
Sc supone el fuego intentional,
maxine teniendo en- cuenta Ia mani
festaci6n de a]gunos vecinos que di'
cen haber. sentido momentos antes,
precipitados pasos de caballos.
Entire los que sc han distinguido
fgura Ramon Bracero, que Sc porto
como un h6roe, quedando casi asfi
xiado.
CORRESPONSAL-
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hechos del asfalto que SO SAGA del
Mar Muerto; pero no creemos que
ninguno de esos SO construyeran con
ell objeto de usarlos.
Por 10 general en- las manufac'
turas de dedales de orc y plata SO
| introducen en- ell melde delgadas
chapas de metal y Sc fuerzan, con ell
fin de que tomen forma; pero en-
Francia .tienen un modo especial
de hacerlos que difiere de los
! nuestros, pues sus dedales de oro
con de mucha mas duraci6n que los
| que generalmente SO hacen.
Pleas de una hoja muy delga
da de hierro Sc cortan en- cfrculo de
cerca de dos pulgadas de diane.
tro. -
Estes. despu6s Sc enc:enden,
hasta ponerlos rojos, y 1uego por
medic de punzones Sc cubren de una
infinidad de hendiduras que gra.
dualmente van aumentando su pro-
fundidad hasta dar la forma desea'
da.
Despues ell dedal Sc ornamental
Y pule..y todo alrededor Sc llena de
pequef1as hendiduras, en- la parte
exterior.
Esta Sc convierte en- acero por
medic de un procedimiento que Sc
llama ligaz6n, luego Sc le da ell tenn
pie Sc pule; su color entonces es
azul.
Despues que todo este Sc ha
hecho, una chapa muy fina de orc
sc introduce y Sc une al acero por
medic de Ia preston, al mismo item
po que otra hoja fina de orc SO ad.
here al exterior, tambien por la
preston, siendo las orillas ribetea'
das fernando un canalilla.
De este modo se hace uu cedal
que durara, acknowledgements muchos
aGos.
o. Ell acero que SO usa para Ia cons
trucci6n Sc conserva pOr un ITEM
po indefinido y cuandO el orc Sc
gasta es muy facil areponerlo.
Sc NECESITA
SENORAS y CaBALLEROS
para.dar salida al artlculo de mas facil
Venta del mundo.
LA PEINILlA ELEOTRICA
DEL DOCTOR WHITE
patentizada en- 1899.
Ser Agentes de estas peinillas, es 10.
mismo que acunar dinero.
Cura las afecciones del craneo, dolo-
res de cabeza, caspas & &.
Cuestan 10 misno que las peinillas or
dinarias.
Las personals que deseen la Agenoia,
deben dirigirse a
D. N; ROSE.
Administrator General,
DECATUR, Illinois.
0FICINA
de aSuntOS administrators.
Reclamaciones ante los Centros
oficiales = Ayuntamientos. jose G.
del Vale IFortaleza q, altos
t5-a
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.N0TICIAS

Por escandalizar en- el teatro
durante Ia representation de aver
fueron conducidos al dep6sito mum
cipal los individnos Manuel Cuetas,
Felipe Guadalupe, Nicomedes Te'
rran y Manuel Abril y condenados
por ell Tribunal de Polic1a q diez
dias de arresto Cuebas y dos dias
Guadalupe, Terrau y Abril.
En- la tarde de aver, uu taco de
cation de los que disparaban en- San
Crist6bal, fue a dar en- la esquina de
Ia calle de Ia Luna armando ell es
candalo consiguiente en- aquel We
cindario.
Tranqui.idad, saIud Reposo pa
rs 1as Mad,es Las 4, Criat%rss; ria Wrss; ow
d ios 1iaos en- 81 periSdo de- i DENTicI6N IS2;
or as e oes "a
todos los casos. Aconse1amos asmadres quo tena
m nj ho IN de- de-
proporcona alivio SECURE, 81 se
US oportunamente.
A don Rafael Nieto Abeille de
Santiago de Cuba, Sc le acusa reciho
de su communication participando
haber dirigido al Presidente de los
Estados Unidos la renuncia de su
cargo de Juez Asociado del Tribunal
Supreme de esta Isla.
MUEBLES BARATOS
~ Sillerias americanas y de Vie
ma. Juegos para habitaciones y CO.
medor. Escritorios comerciales y
para Sras. Camas, juegos de MINI
bre para gabinete, guarda conf
das, etc. ETC.
PARA NINOS
Coches varias formas con llanta
y gomas, sillas- coches, sillas atlas
para mesa, mecedoras etc. en- "Los
Novios" Fortaleza 43
AL Mayor Glen, Sc le ha de-
vuelto informado ell asuuto referen'
te q la reclamation de la sef1ora,
viuda de Besosa respecto al pago
del alquiler de una casa de su pro-
piedad, ocupada por el ramo de Cue
ira en- Ponce
Sc han aprobado por la oficina
del Fiscal General, las conclusiones
provisionales formuladas, por ell
Fiscal del Tribunal de Ponce, en- las
deligencias sumarias instruidas en-
ell Juzgado Municipal de Adjuntas
por deDuncia de don Miguel Mol],
contra Juan Justiz secretario que
fue de aquel Juzgado.
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En- la tarde de aver, uu taco de
cation de los que disparaban en- San
Crist6bal, fue a dar en- la esquina de
la calle de Ia Luna armando ell es
candalo consiguiente en- aquel We
cindario
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CaDlegramaS de hoy.
SERVICI0 ESPECIAL
DE
"La Correspondence
de Puerto Rico. :"
NEW YORK MARIO l8-l9Ol,
(Recibido q las II 40 A. NJ

(Recibido q las II 40 A. NJ
New York l8.
Despachos de Londres anu ncian
que ell general Kitchener ipforme
haber hecho veinte y dos prisione'
ros en- uu ampamentO de los beers.
mOso General Earasmus.
Londres Is.
Avisan de la Colonia del Cabo,
que los Jefes beers estan celebrando
una confereucia en- la ciudad de Pic
tersburg, en- la que Sc diScute sobre
Is continuation de la guerra. El
pueblo ingles aguArda con ansiedad
el resultado de esa conferencia.
La ciudad de Linton, ha sido
asaltada y saqueada por los beers.
Es grande la copsternaci6n que ha
rroducido este rasgo dc osad1a oe
las tropas transvaalenses.
New York l8
Ell general filipino Trfas, uno
de los mas prestigiosos en- Ia guerra
del archipelago, Sc ha rendido con
la gente que tenla sus Ordenes,
Esta noticia es acogida con entusias'
mo en- los cfrculos militares de Wa
shington.
Paris Is.
Enrique Rochefort' Sc encuen'
ira en- ell Haya, ocupandose en- orga'
nizar una colossal Loterfa Europes,
para dedicar su producto al auxilio
del ejercito boer. La idea ha sido
recibida con entusiasmo.
Washington l8.
Comunican de Tieu Tsin, que
las tropas inglesas han abandonado
ell terreno disputado, tomando pose
sion de 6! las fuerzas Rusas
Sc ignora a que obedece esta
nueva &C titud de Inglaterra.
MerCadO de NeW-YOrk, hoy.
Harina de Trigo .El Gigantic.
1886 saco.
Hsrina de maiz Golden Maize.
81. 80 saco.
Forage de Schumacher 81 80
saco.
Tocino de Norton $3.50 barril:
Jsmones $7.25 las Glen libras.
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Manteca corriente $3.50 las 100
libras.
Manteca pura s q las 100 libras
CablegramS
SPECIAL SERVICE
FOR
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de. Puert0-R
NEW-YORK, MARCH Is, 1901.
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New York l8.

N0W- 1 ok 10,
Dispatches from London give
information that Lord Kitchener
has reported the capture of a. la
ager boer, making twenty two pri-
sloners and that among them is
the famous General Earasmus.
London l8
From Cape Colony Intelligence
is given that boer leaders are dis
cussing at Petersburg the CONT
nuance of the war. Their decision
is anxionsly expected.
The city of Linton was attac-
ked and looted by beers causing
great surprise this trait of boldness
displayed by them.
New York l8.
The Filipino General Trias one
of the most notorious leaders of the
war at the Archipelago has sur
rendered with all the forces under
his command. Political circles at
Washington are delighted with this
notice.
Paris l8.
Henry Rochefort is at the Hague
organizing big European lottery
with the intention of rising funds
to be delivered to beers in order to
aid them to continue the war. This
scheme has had an enthusiastic
approval.
From ]ientsin it is reported
that english troops have withdrawn
from the disputed territory, and
Russians have taken possession Of
it. No details are given of this
occurrence:
NkW-YoRK MARKET, TO DAY
Fl Gigantic flour ss-s5 per sack
Golden Maize Corn Mea! 8 2-3O ~
Schumacher Stock Feed 1-30 -
Morton Pork 1850 " Dbl.
Hams 7-25 - 100 lb
Salchichon 81 ia cts. Ii
H@v Il. "
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Salud y RepOsO pa
ca laa M8dcea Y Las Cciatucaa.

FW IH6 M8UreS 1dS CFIHlufHH.
Ell JARABE CALMANTE de la Sra. WINSLOW
da q los nihos en- ell perfodo de Ia DENTICIoN
Les abanda las ancfas resuelve la niamaeion alivi
todo dolor, ell colico ventoso, nocente ecaz
todos los Aconse 1amos lasmadres quo tena
sropia nj a de Otros evte I'll de esta medcina que
proporciona alvo seguro absolutamenteseguro 81 se
MS OpOrtunamento.
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MUEBLES BARATOS

Coches varias formas con llanta
y gomas, sillas- coches, sillas atlas
para mesa, mecedoras etc. en- ''Los
Novios" Fortaleza 43
Map
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New York l8

Enrique Rochefort' Sc encuen'
ira en- ell Haya, ocupandose en- orga'
nizar una colossal Loterfa Europes,
para dedicar su producto al auxilio
del ejercito boer. La idea ha sido
recibida con entusiasmo.
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Washington l8.

Comunican de Tien Tsin, que
las tropas inglesas han abandonado
el terreno disputado, tomando pose
sion de 6! las fuerzas Rusas
Sc ignora a que obedece esta
nueva &C titud de Inglaterra.
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La ciudad de Linton, ha sido
asaltada y saqueada por los boers.
Es grande la copsternacion que ha
rroducido este rasgo dc osadfa de
las tropas transvaalenses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-27
Women's Faces
SOME HAVE THE GLOW OF HEALTH
AND SOME ARE SICKLY PALE.
A Physician Talks Entertainingly on This
subject--some Useful Hints to
Mothers Of Growing Girls.

"A woman's face" said well known
physician, is mirror which reflects
unfailngly the condition Of her health.
"One can tell at a glance II she is Wen
or not and usually one can tell what the
trouble Is. IL so often happens that IN
stead Of bright eyes, glowing, rosy
cheeks and an elastic step, there are
dull eyes, pale, sall0w or greenish COM
piexion, and languiiness Of step that
bespeaks disease and an early death II
proper treatment is not properly re-
sorted to and PERSISTED in. unit the
impoverished blood 10 enriched and the
functions OF life become regular. Upon
parents rests great responsibility at
the time their daughters are budding
into womanhood. II your daughter IL
pale, complains OF weakness, Is tired
out upon the slightest exertion, N she
Is troubled with he idache or backache,
pain IN the side, II her temper is ftful
and her appetite poor, she Is in con-
dtion of extreme peril. a III subject
for that most dreaded of all diseases.
consumption. II you notice any OF these
symptoms lose no time IN producing Dr.
Williams Pink Pills. They will assist
the patient 20 develop properly and
regularly; they will enrich the blood,
and restore healths roses to the cheeks;
bright eyes and a llghtness Of step viii
surely follow their use and all danger
OF consumption and premature death
will be aYerted.
"Out Of the many cases which illus
tfates the truth OF this, may be cited
that OF Miss Hannah Nicholson, OF
Erie. Colo. The doctor told her she
had anaemla. She was pale and sal
low and her Kidneys and stomach were
affected. When her parents found the
family physicians medicine was doing
her no good they tried DR.. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People and In a
short time she was cured. Her father,
Mr.. Newton Nicholson, a respected cltl-
zen Of Erie, says:
"Our daughter Hannah, Is years OF
age, was taken sick about a year ago.
She seemed to have no life or energy
and became white as chalk. OF course
we had our doctor, and he Is consid-
cred good one, but the girl did not get
any better and we were feeling very
uneasy about her. One day was In
a drug store and I picked up a little
book about Or. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People, II described her case ex-
actly. ] purchased a couple Of boxes
and she had not taken them for more
than two or three days before we could
see a change for the better"
1t Is a well established fact that DR.
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
are an unfailing specific not only for
an@mia, butfor all diseases arising from
impoverished blood or shattered nerves.
They cure lOcomotor atayla, partial
paralysis, St Vltue' dance, sciatlca,
neuralgia, nervous headache. after-ef-
fects OF the grip, palpitation OF the
heart pale and sallow compilations, and
all forms Of weakness At all druggists,
or direct from DR.. Williams Medicine
Co., schenectady,eN N. Y. fifty cents per
box; six boxes for two dollars and
half
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-27
DAIRY SCHOOLS.

! like the way these Australians or
sanize new Schools when they have any
speciality they wish 60 develop. Within
The past few years instruction has been
given in dairying and cheesemaking.
ana the governments have been doing
lll they can 90 build up this business.
The result Is that there are nov "a mum
ber ~ large butter and cheese factotley
IN every state and the exports of these
articles are rapidly increasing. Victoria
j. now making something Ike 10000 00p
pounds % butter and 1000 091 pounds OF
cheese annually New South Wales
made last year over 1000 600 pounds OF
butter and $1,000 pounds " cheese.
There are now more than 10000 dairy
cows IN New South Wales. which YIELD
annually something Ike 100 10000 gal
Ions Of milk. The surplus Of butter over
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-27
but even that colony has fairly good
schools.
RAILROAD PASSES FOR SCHOOL
CHILDREN.

but even that colony has fairly good
schools.
RAILROAD PASSES FOR SCHOOL
CHILDREN.
In some OF the colonies school child
rem are carried free on the railroads in
going 10 and from school, They are
given passes TO the school nearest them
ana every effort is made to give every
one an education In the country dis
tricts there are itinerary school teach
ers. men who travel from place TO place
and teach for a short time IN NUMBER
OF families going back again 10 carry
on the work they have laid out 10 De
done In their absence, -,
AT present there are about 5000 pup
nc schools IN Australia, with about IL
900 teachers and almost lO0O,OOV schol-
ars. Nearly everywhere the schooling
is secular, although In New soulh
Wales, where the parents do not object
a preacher is called in for an hour dairy
10 teach religion. In South Australia
religious instruction Is given before
school hours n the parents so desire
but as rule such teaching Is lett Ia
the Sunday schools, which are about az
numerous az in any country IN ths
world. Every one Of the states has
thousands OF Sunday schools each
church and denomination having its
own. including the Salvation Army,
which * teaching many thoucands of
poor boys and girls.
SCHOOLS or ART.
One NJ the queer features OF educa-
ton in this part Of the world are the
schools of art. Nearly every town has
one. and connected with It n library. In
Queensland the government viii give
dollar for dollar or rather pound for
pound. oy6ny town which raises a sum
FOR This purpose. For instance, II viii
lage will raise $1,000 to establish a IL
braryf and school Of art, the govern
meRf will supply another thousand, and
win continue IT'S gifts as the people give
more These schools Of art teach draw
Ing and painting, music. botany, type
writing and stenography and. In fact
about everything you will find taught
IN the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton schools In our country. They also
teach painting and the higher studies.
They have reading rooms, and their IL
braries are well supplied and well pat
fonlzed. The school OF arts in Sydney
has library OF 10000 volumes.
TECHNICAL SCHOOLS.
In addition everv citv Of any size has
rs technical schools. There are seven
ty-three different classes taught In sgd
ney and its suburbs. and in them are
1900 students The city has a technolo-
gical Museum with 50 900 exhibits, in
Guiding 1000 specimens OF wood. The
museum building alone cost 100000
There are in New South Wales $50 me-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-27
The Best Liniment for Strain.

Mr.. F II. Wells. the merchant NJ
Deer Fork. Long Island, N. Y. saws. II
always recommend Chamberlain
Pain Balm as the best llniment FOR
strains | used It last winter for a
severe laineness In the side. resulting
form strain, and was greatly pleased
WIN ihe quick relief and cure II ef
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-27

Newspapers as Readers - The School Police
man-Pupils Get Railroad Passes School OF
Art and Technical Institutions-So Something
About the Newspapers and Colleges 90 The
Dairying Industry and the Experimental
Farms - An Up-to- Date Country Where
American Tools Are In Demand.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-28

One of those perlls which mothers never
count upon. but which too often occur,
20 the great distress of parents. was ex-
perienced I'm an Arthur avenue tenement
this morning.
Three little children were In imminent
danger of suffocation or being burned TO
death. and but for the prompt and very
sensible action OF a woman, they in all
probability would have met with fear
full death.
At the corner OF Atwell's and Arthur
avenues is a three story building owned
by Gustavus Schultz.
Schultz keeps grocery store on the
ground floor and occupies the second as
a tenement
On the top floor resides Edward O.
Dambruch. his wife and their three chill
dren
The latter are Lucy. 5; Edward. 81
wears and Francis. IS months old
About 10 o clock this morning Mrs. Dam
brIch had occasion 10 go 20 the store for
groceries.
She placed the children I'm the bedroom
opening off the kitchen, closed the door
and left them in absolute safety, so she
presumed.
Mrs. Dambruch had been gone but a