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Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-11
MAKES score OF 2ls.

. REL, CLOUD. Neb., eDee, IO,-(speciafl-
The former high score on the Alleys here
OF 282 made by local players, was yester-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-11
DRINKING CUPS. BREED GERMS
in Convention say Disease
.,.... is spread By FOun-
W tmfna. -...H.-

NEW ORLEANS, Dec 1o.-A discussion
before the public convention today brought
out prominently the fact, that scientists
look upon the drihkins cup ia .ofices OF
public places as one az the most ordinary
methods OF spreading disease,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-11

Amasa second, Florinel II third. Timei 1:13.
Sixth race one mile and an eighth, sell
ing. Didsrot woIs CAstake second, Bessie
Mccarthy third, Time: Isl q s.s- b. ..
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-11
LEvIAT HAN , 9 To III,
WON
Our New Orleans Special Yesterday
60ber cent WlNners to Date IS Our RSc0ya ="
-. -. Sbus@gfa Spell Of. Aa'9vrSe Track
s,s ... ..'a Conatt5ons lust OVsrc0me. a


out
playc the
is a
facilities
o
a well as Of eyey loserL ook itoyer I
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-11
GATE CITYs.
BANKERS

nlaVed on the Gate City alleys last night.
Total number of pins to count. The Bank
ers won by point Scores:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-11
Compete Record Made by Our OneAeSsPsDay Wire at New Orleans
81, ',..-. ,-. co. IS. - 81. asst SeaS0n ...r


Here follows the selections given Wire
made Of result
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-11

Wright wrongs no man. wrights old
fashioned buekwheat -four is pure.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-11
Win the lRoHHIers.

Az Jentz a Williams bowling alleys the
iate CItys defeated the Nationals. Score;
: .'tE s-H NATIONALS fffy'i ''
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-11
DINE BASE BALL. MAGNATE
st. Joseph WIN Banquet Hartman
Man who A. LsaviRE For
New York,

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Dec. 10,-A farewell
banquet will be given TO w. II. Van Brunt
former president and general manager OF
the St. Joseph Railway Light. Heat and
Power company. and the well known base
ball magnate, Mr.. Van Brunt is moving
to New York. NoEdRte has beep@s sets foi
the banquet. hat h 1cortvenehta 80 A4E Nan
Brunt. December 2.will Sba. chosen -
As head OF the street raitW y system.
Mr.. Van sBrunt made h. D great tyffviuaDd
Garner. IN New York he isseonnAeted With
the Hartman Interests, ClNhich GarmeFiY
owned the street raitSEAS system here ..l,s
40 ss 3 -
VIII las Z, 1oS tcea4t ropaEetsS u
Electric Bitters ere q msrVsloOs t6n5o.
and work wonders Tor a weak, rpf-doWr
system. Try them, oniy Doc, For sale By
Kuhn 4 Co. sa- fs- ,'titS ~
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-11
WE WILL HANDLE YOUR MONEY.

past
o
Metropolitan Assoc
uon whit a the
Gay
the day the races ARE
he cd
follows:
Fee
The e h ccou e
$50 daily play 500 daily play each horse $500
DO not lntTuS Money to the Mails Without Registering
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-11

SUNNI o. OF these s
on meeting
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-11
orIes oI the OpposItiOh.

None whatever. save the cries OF those
who want IL 70, be let aIefie but who
ought not TO be let alone, repeated by a
imbued with the calm philosophy OF the
citizen OF Arkansas who refused to mend
/ his roof in dry weather bevauee II Wis un-
EnecessaFy and did not mend u when II
rsined because IL was IMPOSSIBLE.
We who believer THAI the atims has come
/ IN which 10 make certain changes are in
| favor OF no Modification that will admit,
| except through fair reciprocity which will
Increase, rather than diminish the work 20
be done n this country, a single dollar
/ OF imported commodities.
We do not favor the reduction OF any
| schedule below the point At which the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-10
A TRIUMPH FOR THE DOLE PARTY.

The election of W. w a
Republican PARTICULARLY OF GOV
nvrae foes for pOt-
him
principle which the sewa
community Furthermore e home ana
laure adjourned
Capable popular
like
rolled an-De
unnvtrate
In Mr.
majority yesterday
a
did TRIUMPH GOVERNMENT
Washington be considered serious
bo~to the prestge and he o
1t not the
devoted principles Governor Dole
as Harrsh to
If
of
and session the
b
OF who
"a
of
a
p in a
N
MAORI for w. w. Harris out.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-10
BOER UNIFORMS.

In the matter OF uniforms the Beers
are doing the best they can For
rood while past their favorite hand
me-down clothing shops have been In
the enemy's lines. and the opportunity
OF their women folk to make homespun
garments for raiders in the field has
been circumscribed By British vigil
lance. Imports have also fallen on
Consequently the Boer soldier Is oblig-
ed. when his original supply OF cloth
ing gives out, to wear anything he can
find; and as British military stores
low and then fall into his hands. he
helps himself to the natty garments
of the Kings Own.
On this account 1t Is proposed to
treat him as a spy. We feel At liberty
To doubt. however. that this extreme
will be reached. In the last year OF
the American civil war the Confeder-
and II In generally recognized that I'M
less an enemy comes within your lines
in your own uniform. to try and pass
himself on as one OF your people. he
Goes not forfeit his rights as az orGin-
airy prisoner OF war by vsearing your
regimentaI clothes. No Eoers are like
iy to be hung for wearing KHAKI
and sun helmets outside the British
lines nor are they. in turn. I.1ely te
hang q Britisher IL he should be cap
tured on the battlefield clad In the 5.
coat ana the denim pants" affected
By the Cape Dutch.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-10
Hundred. of Families Homeless.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. April l.
The Hood damage in Shelbyvile and
Bedford counties. Tennessee. Is esti-
mated At from one and a half to two
million dollars Relief COMMITTEES are
doing everything possible. but there is
great suffering and assistance will have
to he secured Hundreds OF families
are homeless. 1t being impossible even
at this time to give the correct num-
ber- Many houses went down IN the
current. The only deaths reported
were three negroes. The damage To
Hartman is estimated at $4,000
NASHVILLE. Tenn. March So
Floods in this State did terrible dam
age. and caused great loss OF life.
There are already % known dead and
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-10
Author of Ben Bolt.

NEWARK. N. J., April DIR
Thomas Dunn English died early today
DR.. English, who was a writer of some
note. was widely known as the author
OF Ben Bolt He was born in Phila-
delphia in 1919, and was graduated
from the University of Pennsylvania
as doctor of medicine in 1889. Later
he studied law and was admitted to the
Philadelphia bar. He engaged in jour
nalism in New York from 1874 to 1859
when he came to Newark to practice
medicine. He was a member of the
New Jersey Legislature in 1S63-64. He
served two terms in Congress- from
New Jersey.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-10

"See yer. boss; Use got a restitution
here OATS Jest de rite thing fer de bill
poster type. I'll yell 'Kurstyn' and
you rush II fru fore de gang gifts wise
Course everybody knows dat Advertise
er 'sposure OF ouah game to swat
young Hahis made US 'lect him. but We
may fool 'em again 1 dun wuk dis In
de Afro-'Mer,can Democratic League
wunce an Tammany sure dun tux me
cd fur my smoothness."
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-10

There is a gratifying prospect OF
peace In South Africa. The Beers In
the field seem anxious for 1t and the
English there and At home are not less
SO. The only irreconciIab!es are the
Boers who do their lighting In Europe
ana on paper. These. however. have
small influence on the veldt. Deiarey.
for example. regarding Kruger as the
evil genius OF his country.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-10
Gas Explosion.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March 81
Twenty two men were killed in an ex-
plosion today in the Nelson mine. The
exploding gas ignited dry coal dust,
and caused the disaster. Twelve bod
les have been recovered so far.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-10

this figure wiz probably be increased.
The property loss is four million dol
lars.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, March 30.-Rail-
road traffic in the northwest is blocked
by serious floods.
PITTSBURG. March S0.-A fierce
windstorm caused large property loss
in Pennsylvania
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-10

II Mackay can be got to run his ca
BILE between :hese islands IL viii solve
the question Of rapid AID exact COM
munication here as 1T never can De
solved by any system which Is affected
by the ordinary eapriees OF the air.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-10

"vindex's" letter brought hundreds
or unexpected voters into camp yester-
day and the scheme to knife the Re
publican nominee was caught in the
rapids and drowned
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-10

Yesterdays election showed what
straight Republican primaries wouio
do for the party-but what they VIII
never get a chance to do IL the present
managers have their way
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-10

Richard Croker. II he ever hears OF
how easily the game was beaten. VII
be ashamed of the political missionary
he sent us.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-10

1t is one thing to report in favor OF
a Cuban reciprocity bill and quite an
ether to put the measure through
House and Senate.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-10

The Home Rule nominee naturalized
Just In time to find out all one man
needs to know about the American
game OF politics.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-10

Because of his activity in securing
the, release OF Miss Stone, d. Mg Dick
inson, the American diplomatic repre-
sentative in Bulgaria, is no longer
wanted there by the Bulgarian govern
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-10

What an unhappy political bulletin
for Little. alias Smith. Carry the news
TO Washington
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-10

The Philippine Commission has fixed
the rate OF exchange at s2.27 silver for
81 gold in Manila, and aroused the an
ger of the merchants thereby.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-10

Perhaps Kauiia's people had to go 10
a doctor after swallowing that Demo-
cratic snake" and couldn't get back
In time.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-10

EvideutIy Davis did not need to look
up any law to save Dreier. The loyal
voters made an appeal TO the law I'M
necessary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-10

II a Senatorial candidate Is needed
the suggestion that Harris has won
his spurs should not be overlooked
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-10

Delegate wilcox. unless ne comes
home soon. will find the remains OF the
Home Rule party unacceptable.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-10

prelers chief-mourners are found
among men wno pretended to want
Harris.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-10

stop thIef'' always has fitted tbs
lips OF the man who don't want TO gel
caught
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-10

Dreier will never trust any more ma
chine Republicans To deliver the goods
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-10

1t will be cheerful news for Mr.. Dole
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-24
CUENTOS Y NARRACIONES
ANGU STIAS

psraba los placsmes legaron 6rdenes cue lie
ilamabsn q M&arfd Oar eusnta de su conduc-
to.
Riesco pidiS el RETRO.
en- % RETRO de una villa andAluza, cnAn-
do con su hiia Angustlas hablaba,, pensaba Ell
General:
mo h&bra espsranz&s de que repsre 10
iniusticia?
Pero Ileg6 ell momento de IL justa eivIn-
diesci6n todavfa queda en- eI mundo rezagAdo
nm sesso de nobleza iusticiA.
No con dRtos ofeiAles, con ell testimonio
irreeuHGbls de los mismos valientss que lueha'
ron en- ell campo de Rcci6u que dieron por-
menorss del combats, So provsy6 sl arsenal de
defsnGa en- una redacci6n de IN peri6dieo de 10
villa corte.
Un corAz6n msgnknimo, con esforzado brio,
emprendio decidido 10 dsfensa del yaliente pa
triots, del fntegro Brigadier que por sncims
de sn honor supo poner una sola cos&; el no.
nor de ID pAtriA.
Comenz6 Ia lucha: cada fraae del ioven
periodistA hAcfa el efecto de una metralIa en-
las esferas gubeFnAmentales, cRda patfodo era
un formidable arieta.
Y vsnci6 por milIonesima vsz 10 plnma .
Ia sspAda.
Y sl heroa retirado en- pIayas anduIuzas
reconquist6 sus Fobados prestigies.
Mas Squen era el hombre generoso que
Pespondiende de menera tan gRliagdh ID voX
del del de5er rompfa lans&s en- pro de nm va
lients olvldAdo?
No Ge saba
z RIssco neessitAb&, debia saberlc.
Eacribi0 OIL periodieos
IN dia, poI toda Hegpuesto, recihiS nm
Yetrato con est& 6sdieatoriai
SAl valiente defendtdo, del defensor.0
Joven, gallRrdA, &puesta era la fgura que
eopiaba 10 plAnch&, fgura que fue pan diGEio
que ailments los innnitos anhelos del alma de
Argustias.
De dia, de nochs, . todas horAs Ia imagen
fotograd&da era para la linda ioven 10 que 81
eueFpo Ia sombr&, 10 que Ia luS al assro.
N8ci6 Ell amor, amor immense, inhnito, co.
mo todo aquel que va envuelto entire lea albos
crep6seulos de 10 admiration.
Angustias amo, pero. Ique trisse 90 Rnaar
nm impolib!el Qg6 horroroso dabe ser ESQ de
someter II viva lenguA de ID passion nj siiencioI
81, euAndo sl amo3-Corno el Oeeano-euie-
re romper sn diqus, no hay valla que 10 con-
tenga
Pero Seus hacer 81 ess mar ri intsntar sx.
tender sus Azuladas endRs no eneuentra as
pacio?
SQu4 haeer cu&ndo So quiere un imp posible? /?
SQu6 le sueeds Ia for ain riego? SQa6 nj
GHbol sin bensHea sombrAP sQQ6 81 tisrno in
fants ain lss mAternales caricias? sQae al So
nido ain seoP
SMorirY
ESQ hizo Angustias
z aqui termIno.
Ramon Maria Torres.
San Sebastian, Mayo de 1902.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-24

dc propsgadora de 10 fe. Lo Gnico que ms In
teresa 90 In visionariR; jshI, pero ESQ II (: los
detallss son esegupulosamente exactoG. He
lsido todo 10 que Sc ha escFito sobrs 10 epoea
espsfioIa en- Que vivid mi divina heroina.
Los personRiss secundarios do mi obra son
seges hist6rieos: Felipe H. que LENA todo el
primer acto, es una cYsaci6n documsntsds. mi
don Tomas, ell eonfssor de ID santa, ss, con otro
nombre nm inquifi1or ce,ehre del tiampo q uel
en- mi provineial de tesuftas ha hecho revivir
Ia alta, la soberbia, In extrsfiA fgura de Igna-
clio de Loyola. Pero el personals que mas i'm
portnneia tiene, dssde el punto de vista pc etico
despues de In protx gonists, es MAgdAsna de In
Cruz, monja elsrisa de IN convento de O6rdeva
que era como una pArodia negEa de 10 santa,
que imitAba sus milagros, que copiaba sus vi.
stones, que plagiaba aus extasis v que acab6, al
Hn, por corfssAr los inquisidores su snper-
cheTfA.
Con este asunto, nm drama de tan gran
poeta tIane que ser muy bello. Pero Sno 10 ve-
rsmoa nunca sn l& esesn&? Porque Of Sarah
NO 10 AcsptA y si Mend6s cree que solo ella es
capaz de haeerlos.....
E. Gomez Oarrillo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-24
P A RIS
SANTA TERESA EN- DIScoRDlA

Un gran F0sta nna gran aetRiz 80 dispu'
ian ruidoEamente poF cAusA do In santa de
Avila. No Sc tFatA de ana contovsrsia reli-
KiosA Fampoeo Ss trAtA de una po.emiea
hist6rieA. Ds 10 que ne tratR es de IN Gsunto
de amor propio.
En- efecto; CAtulle Mendez eseribi6 tempo
hS nm drama tItulado sSAnts TsresaS, 10
cfrsei6 = Sarah BaTnhardt. Esta 10 acept6.
Psro como los ensRyos no empeSAbAn pronto,
sl poeta, impAeiente, rsecgio su manucrIsto.
La trSgiea, oil eutreg6rselo, 1ur6 que no repre-
sentaTfR iAmsa ohrA suya.
E tempo pAso.
FL p6hlico comen1khA IA ovidar Ell dra.
ma de que tAnto Sc hablo, que no lego a re.
presentkfHe, euAndo, de pronto, el poeta la
trEgieA eomienEan q disputar voces en- los
peri6diccS. sMl drama vale mas que sodo 10
que usted hA heeho en- Ia vida>- grit6 81. Y
ella contesta; SYo vAlgo mas que sn dramas
Esto me haca Escordar que ell ana pasado,
euAndo fuf yer & MsndAs, .me diio, habIkndo.
me de su Santa Teresa:
va esta terminals, y Sarah 10 estudiA,
dasde haee Aigun tempo, con ArdoK ohatinAdo.
Solo sstA admirable trsgea 90 cApaz de tAma-
h9s ssfneEzos. En- el At0t0n recita aetos enta.
ros solA. En- mi drama cRGi auceder& 10 pYo-
Pio, PsEo nAdA 10 ArredFa, nAdA 10 fatigR. La
muier de eriStal, frfgil y doHRaR en- AparisneIa
ca en- rsAlidAd IN ser de hierEo. 80. TAmbIAn
Maria Guerrero, qulen quisro admire, me
hA psdido mi obFR. 70 90 lA he negAdo en-
principle, porqus ie que mi santa no es IA san
La dishA del posts, squel dia, era inmon-
30. Me aeueEdo que me pregunt6:
-Soual en ls vision que We suratr nm "a.
panel ~ OR pronnneiAs oil nombre do santa
TexeBa?
me AeueEdo de que lusgo, ouando hubo
DIDO nj reRpueatR, eontinn6
--lEao eSis..Imny distintoI. Imaa hn.
mRnAls... mas eAt0licRls... es naAnraI.
JsmRs nipgdn hombre hA podido penatPay
Yo 10 note lsyendo las chras extrAnierns sobre
Rauntoa fERngeses. NuncR noa eofnnrards~S
nAdis, y .nosotTos no compFandersnoa iamas =
nRdie. Lo 6pIeo que logramos 90 trasponeP.
intaEpretAr. 70 he interpret&do n u manere
fEanessA Ggura divina de 10 santa de Aylla.
As suprimido sn ella IN epcea de las tantaeIo-
nss he dsaaenAGo en- Gbsoluto 81 carkcter
TAEpnil do tundAacEs de ecnysntoS, DO Viaiera,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-24
AniversariO de IN bandidO

El bandido italiano Viola es nno de los mas
tamidos que ha habide en- Italia en- los siempos
modernos.
6us rohos, ataques mano armada y Gse.
sinatos le han hecho ser 81 terror de Perusa,
eomsrea en la que etarce sus fechorfas.
Espscislmente las mujerss nifios han lls-
gAdo sentir verdadero terror sismpra que
oyen pronuneiaF eI nombre del terrible bandi'
do.
al par cue sus cYlmenss 80 citan rasgos.
cue no desmeresen de los de CAndalss, Jose
Maria otros conocidos bandides.
La Ultima notieia de Viola, ss verdadera'
ments para poner los pelos de punta.
Ia reunido los bandidos de au cuadrilla,
O Quienes Ia obsequiado CON un esplendido
banquete, que "a Ia ceiebrado en- los slredede-
ros de Pernsa, en- conmomeraelon del vigAaimo
asssinAto que ha comsside per sus propias ma
nos.
Viola.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-24

vi meior sspsio donde rstratarSe pods
eon mks hdslidad el alma de Rquella posrs 10
ven era su propio nombra: Augusta.
Con Gu mIrRr lars guido penetFanse, pare
cfa dacIr entire queiidoa:
-siYo aufro, compadecermalS
No hAbfA amAdo, no poofA Rmar.
Las AlmRs SupeTiores no aaoen AmSr On
cieYtAs 6poeas que Sc sueeoen en- II vloA, On
uue il Aritn etisA es Ia eieneiA de las ciencias.
En- ssas epocAs, tales amAE no TesuItG7s, tales
muieraa no priyan, porque no se las pusde me-
air nj por aus curvas, nj por lA redondez dc 10
cAdera, nj por Ia tnrgencih del seno.
ApRuRtiAs no era ESQ: suH mer1tos, sus en-
eAntoa, eran Asunto que se llevAbA guRrdado
entra pecho y espRlda, question honda, de Aca'
encAntcs, en- sumaI que si homDre que los com
urendia, tenfA que sAber reSpTGT para Goe1lTo'
VestfG Riampre dc negro, color ell mas sim
OStieo uorous ea el miamo del infortunio
SInembaTgo, Gqnella mujsr, aquellA vision,
,tr iovaa que con ga bKillo ofusc&ran, ain 10
res en- 81 eAbellsrA, vistiendo al descnldes mo-
efa que todos los oios se volTisrAn o ella, no
pudisndo m6nos que RpEeeiAr aquelis eIegsn'
ciA ain Afectaei6n nj pretanciones, elegancia
aue pRrsce estAr rsssrvSda de mAnere unies
nara ser Attribute del tRlento.
He dieho que Anguasias no am6 y os he
snRanAdo am6 ON sneno euyAs piacioeces
yivi6 entTsgAda, esclaviEadA poE me1or deeiF.
lC6mo, o quien amor
AoueIla pAHi6n suYgi6, como surge 10 gran.
IA, 10 no eemGa; como DrillA Ia centeilGs como
EuYRe Ia eAtAstEofs, como Sc tormA In tempes-
had COMO ss cre0 oil mundo, como orotA el ge'
mido en- M momento de una manera ins6-
lisa.
No hAce 81 n0mbFs lA eosa ! vsrda6?
! Como ss llama IL ciudAd 8 lugAr an cue
yiyiSron los perSonAjss que interviewer en- nal
Parodiando al Maestro GAId6s os dire que
hav sitIos que NO eXisten en- ningunA GaografiA
6ay cue buseArlos en- el mapR moral donde
a van con los cios hermosos de IL fRntalfa.
To eierto ss que ardfB In luch& empehada
noP In invcta EspAha en- TERRA dc Ia morismA.
los ToldAdos que componfRn Ia brigsda del
bravo general RieEeo hRbiAn tornado posssio-
mas an las AvRnERdRB ensmIgRs.
ClAreAbG el Ola cuando se rompi6 ell fnego
aeads el campo Afrieano, . las dos de Ia TAR
da halo torrenelRl lluvia, dos compAfias que
IlsvabRn n su frsnte nj general en- persona, sal.
tabAn las trincherAs, clAvAndo en- 10 mas alto
del mks alto sdinclo sl pGbell6n oristiAno.
Se disron Madrid los parties oAciAles de Ia
Victoria obtenida, pero iayi que entrs los va
lisntes Que pele&n con In espAdA, Al igual de
los Que pelican con la puma, suelen habeH
eeloa riyRlidades y missriaGi
RIssco no ascendi6: GQue hahlA de de aEs
sander Il era hombRe que yaliA? 81 ell vsrda-
dero m6rito no tnvlerA sus quiebrs SduA hArfa
sntonceS oil numeEoao ejerclto de las mediocri-
nadeG anvldiosoH?
Ia vsrdAd eS que cuando sl vetsRAno e..
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REvIsTAs C0MICAs
CosAS DEL DIA

Is audaeiA dc los Iadronas
muchas veoes llega OIL eoImo.
IA que no saben ustedes
d6nde hnbo ell mRrtes IN Yoho
de diversos instrumentOa,
seghn leo en- nm peri6dieof
Pues NADIA menos, sefiores,
que en- el mismo Ohaefvatorie.
Como alIf miranda nj cieIo
90 pAsan In vida todos,
los cacos sc aprovecharen,
v son IN descaro ins6lito
BE IlevaTon instrumensoa
y no se al telescopes.
A los assr6nomos, este
hecho singular supopgo
que los habrA convencide
de que 10 oportuno y propfo
az. para estudiar los astros,
poner on ei cielo ua oic;
mas, para evitar percances,
poner sn Ia tierra ell otrc.
D,cen que Sc han desc7biertc
un sccmpiotD contra Eduardo
s6ptimo, Pey de IngIatarra.
yaue Ell terrible atantado
era coaa ya dispuests,
pues ibRn aseainArlo
cuando hiciera oil visie q Cannes.
lCannastosi
fEl ofcio de monarca
estk c&dA yey mas mslol
B1rb6n v menaPca
fus Carlos Tsrcero,
yyo au memoriA
beudigo y veneros
~Ap achaY IA Es09sa
plagA asoIadora,
que hoy, mas strevidat
10 inunda devora,
snsa In cue tismbian
estos libeTaies,
que apanas ai tienen
Ell nombre de tales.
lAyl Carlos TePcero
fuA un santo var6n,
que no parscfs
nj rey nj Borb6n.
Felipe Perez y Gonzalez.
8. Eserita L. revista
me sntero do que 81 Tobo
no fue, como diieron.
an oil Observatorfo,
sino en- el Instituto
Central Mstaorol6gico,
por donde pas0 el caccs
no como IN meteoros
como IN saca-instrumenfcs
an busca de ensgocio.s
A eada enel 10 snyo
y Cristo sea con sndoss
F,P, @,
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MerCado de New York
OOTIZACIONRS DEL Ola

HarinA de trigo 4El GiganteS 81 3 s-sS
Idem de maiz GGoldon Maize& $50
Id de trigo aEl Prernio Mayor s-eE
Id GOabaIlo VolAnte1 b sos
Alimento y. caballo Stock Food 1-sO
Tocino de Norton 1895
Woodlwn 1875
Tocino GCrecienteD 1850
J&mones California las 100 I'D s-2S
Salchichonas 1900
Quesos 1900
Manteca La vsnesdora co.
rrisnte) > TOO
MantseA Ia PrimsraS para $50
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'Ea Aurora
CASA d. HUESPEDEs
NagNa6o, BaLdors0ty eSQusaG Plaza
PEDRO GIL NAVARRO
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Pi|doras Reconstituyentes
Del Lcdo. Giol

Etas Pdofas purifcan rag enferm
door de
mia colores paidos debildad general.
Cuaquiera dhcuad Pdoras
dirrse Farmacia r. G Co. vendsn
toias las B0hcas psecip dc veinte centavoa IL GAIA