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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-10
PIcKPOCKETS CAUGHT.
Secret Service Officer Arrested Two
of Noted Gano.

Chickasha. l. T. Feb. "A secret SER
vice officer Of the Choctaw railroad made
ar important capture at FL Reno yester-
day morning when two picl1pockets were
caught in the act OF ''stiff elbowing' n
theatrical manager fer handsome $500
diamond shirt stud. One OF the men had
his elbow implanted under the chin Of
the thespian. while the other was hustling
him preparatory TO lifting the jewel
from its repository in his shirt front
The secret officer drew his gun and cap
tured them redhanded. one being search
ed 4 complete pickDocke5'S outfit was
found. including hat checks OF every de-
scription. rings. ieweiry. burglars tools.
knives. and every contrivance Imaginable
Tor flee cing unsuspecons travellers II is
thought that since the capture much Of
the pocket picking on the Choctaw he
tween FL Reno and oklahoma City viii
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-10
Wichita Proof

a large increase for the school semester.
but the disaster no doubt kept many away
because it was thought the facilities for
work were not so good as before. In a
few weeks all arrangements for work
were not so good as before. In a few
weeks all arrangements will be completed
making the opportunity for study as good
as ever. and the classes will be in the
new building much earlier than that.
At present the main hall is being fur
n1shed and frame buildings are nearly
ready for use as laboratories. Later
these frame buildings will be used for
shops in the engineering coures.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-10
HEAD-ON COLLISION.
Bes Line Had Bad Luck on Its Last
Oav in Control

Guthrie o. T.. Feb. 9. The news
reached Guthrie today of a Frisco pas
senger wreck. wherein a northbound
Frisco train had head end collision with
a Blackwell, Enid and Southwestern train
two miles south of Arapaho. o. T., late
Sunday evening. 1t was the last train OF
the latter company over the line which
was recently sold to the Frisco Both
engines were demolished, the engineers
and firemen jumping to save themselves.
W. l.. Mahoney and one unknown man
were injured, being taken to Arapahoe for
treatment. Both trains were running at
a high rate of speed when the collision
occurred.
It's a mistake to go on losing appetite
and strength; Hoods Sarsaparilla cor
rects it.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-10
charoed With Eorosry.

Shawnee .. T. Feb S.-N-ih Hanins.
who i il sail under charge q forgery.
the oklahoma Nacionai hank having been
the Institution on which - forged a
chsck using a Seminole nation farmers 5
name, waived examination this afternoon
before Justice Dodge and was sent 70 5sii
ar Tecumsch in charge or Deputy Sherir
Hatfeld. he having failed 70 give bond
OF SEQ.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-10
K a. = ~ g. I2. "a.
s.-,,h. =, It's Kls1 Yea l.s.s kK7s Err
''ss.s,. sra e. ~ ZI0----.-,- u: 3 :. - -
Makes Serious chsrnc.

Tonkawa, o. T.. FEB "a complaint
Las been sworn out by NJ kiiesson.
charging Or. s ". james. hls brotheF-in.
law. who l. well known here as veter.
mary surgeon with the crime ~ attempt
ing to murder his wife Children and
hrother-ln-iaw. says the -Scvs II -
claimed that the doctor mixed some arse
ric in patent medicine ard whisk~ and
induced mis- family tod rink H. Jhe doctor
has been arrested and - nov in the Sew
kirk Jail IIis prellniln1fy has been set
for the 18th * February
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-10

she knows how
sound her slur-
Der Will be and
how refreshed
the morning will
find her. That $
the tiredneSs of
q b { althy
WON an. But
II 5 anothe
thing for the
sick woman to
feel tired out.
Rest only seems
to increase her
suffering. Just
ss III profound
silence a discord
jars the ear
more forcibly, so
aow that sh c
ha 5 stopped
moving about,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-10
TIRED OUT,

There's many farmers wife sits on the
porch in the growing shadows of a sum-
mer evening, knowing to the full what it
is to feel tired out; as if there was not
another ounce of effort left IN her. But
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-10

Enhl - r ~ e-<irfiH gefsfaw
arrived home iotay from Kaozviile. iowa.
where ne ARRESTED Oscar Ffecse waufst
ir this county 20 answer t. sn insictm~nt
for a burglary committed in ttls e.fy iasf
fall. says The Wave Breese he'd gwen
a cash bond for bis aig.caraBee. ard
seems % have thought that the forfeiture
OF the bond was a bar % his proseeusson.
He returned without rsquls.,ion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-10
Eczema. No cure. No Paw.

Your druggist will refund your money II
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure ring
worm, tetter, old ulcers and sores. pimples
and blackheads on the face, and all skin
diseases; so cents
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-10
SAFE CURE" CURES BAcKACHE

back acid poison rheumatic g3ut
pains when
effect permanent
make ehs
four hours IN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-10
ANALYSIS FREE.

have doubt mind as to the
dedop OF the disease
~
dsendyo report
treatm % eac
and
[ free rom
ation dirtat
the
full of sediment
odor-th harmful ard do
gently speedy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-10

A
Warmers Safe Rochester Y during the settled in
andw
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13

classes of females resemble each other that they both dis
satisfied with the which themselves and earnestly
sire another; they distinguished by the popularity that
the unmarried wish the while the others
South Dakota There but they not to be
found in the exclusive and hghoned society which Andrew moved
AS became that the Luckyeler
matte collection in need of the rush applicants began
the line of gndfathe the opening day of the The entire
market and he
highest boafdngschoo Two
he halng
college
His tastes studied with industry and worthy
of better richer Did he preference for
blondes the market price of peroxide hydrogen jumped three points
in days and the godnhaired beauties notice
able that the city fathers began consider the adbiy of cutting
- At this point in the game girl who the unaumng name OF
Mary took cards Mary little thing from the
in the neghborhood Of Tuxedo She plain white dresses and
braided obvous
waiting
When Andrew cooly
behind
the front lawn millionaire appeared to be Of
to her than the citizen When the other
would surround him and begin verbal bouquets him
would
with the children the face of
1t the first time that he who didn't
solve herself into of the first time bat
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13
FABLE FOR THE
FOOLISH

the situation impressed him being unique the financial history
had
all the moths; with Mary
twoforcent and Mary the snuer something
able
floor ready jump and the first of
time and anything else that happened the she dug
headache and field
maid and bottle OF smelling salts If he tried to throw ennch
alongside
siege she would call renforcemens the shape Of maiden
his Newport
Luckyfeer the
closest the real gtedged guaranteed
valuable maxim could be applied generally Mary
dividend the market
hin the she frozeh him the
her. until running her shadow
air with her for few minutes he bowed down with gratitude and
she smiled him his heart threw double back
ed on its feet Finally having tried all other exPdnt for making
agreeable asked
income steam yacht cottage Newport and also his heart Much
what she had been working for all the time but he knew
thinks
though could really a millionaire that
all
their immediate
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13

not worth having later in life they find with less
fortunate mo that few things that be bought worth buying
yachts Newport daily newspapers
other diversions of the his child
with each and birth certificate like baking
The elder Lucller had begun life Office boy plenipon
old trade under the gu of promoter Of undermining
South America BY a diigent
the laws that human bcy he had succeeded acquiring
collection of all
eresng of chronic dyspepsia When showdown the
held the elder Luyfeler
earthly
troubling stockholders
the EIabethan
little commonly
belief that the in
which charitaby that Luckyeler
overdrew his the day
As Andrew older dom
dividends he discovered that there only kinds of
the world-those who who
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13
MARY AND THE
MILLIONAIRE

DUNG ANDREW c. LUCKYFFIIFP had = much
money that it gave him curvature of the brain to
think about it. Reared in the lap of luxury and a
French nurse, he had known what i was to have
wish ungratihed, nnless it the wish have
wish that could not be grathed Properly trained scons
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13

81
KATE * ~
TAWSeN n NJ
. MARI. NS
Cherry Blossoms. 49,
Ali lovely cherry blossoms white ~
That answring kiss the sunlights glow VA
Your petals earth's breast, HA
With showers of fragrant IfA "a
chill. you fade and die NJ
(The is amid the srife), W~THI
AS some mother frai fair EgNW/
Who perishe' in giving life N~
Never wear squeaky shoes The squeaks ons IN
things recently heard New York divorce El
ILNN\\N
Nowadays not only talks. but it shouts IVNN\\
through megaphone 'kYEAVAN
Some peoples good qualities discovered NANN
til after they dead when the certainly does AM
The happiness of many depends her \ q
!. ! 9
success in Matching mischief raising her AOMk
club. ~
Some matrmony as fate; others ap- VIZ
ply for divorce 4 lk#81N
free tansporaions heaven. You kNNZA
paddle your beyond the dark shadows -
0Y~~<y
Getting into debt is like shooting ehuc-youve HEN
got keep you Getting is / -
like the old arithmetic problem-if frog in a tank of 4
makes leap and falls back feet how long
will it take to get out? ~
of courtshp NY
days often develops into very logy peevish old cat
after matrimony hMs-~<
astonishing how loudly in ~ ~
closet to rattle its bones at precisely the ~
time
The girl who welcomes matrimony the safety hV
valve from the hradom OF home will make hubby keep M
pace at pretty lively gait 49,
Some people cultivate appetite for picking 49,
old bones of contention AA
People always getting married but 4ks
seldom tell the whole truth and nothing but the truth
The big pocketbook possessor o EkMN
little shriveled old heart that would make hickory ~
look like football H\
Never chase anybody You find something
The who busy minding peoples busi- sM
seldom has time to mind her ~
People who indulge extravagan pipe dreams w&
sometimes need plumber trench digger put ~
them in good sanitary condition HN\
find out all the people when they are
living; the good when they are dead
If you know all about yourself run for MN
Office NN
Never angel until you your EfAM>
wings have sproued good crop of pin feathers ENM
If Mary ad little lamb how much of its wool AO
would it take to make pair of trousers? <NNt
~ Nm
E~ART E0D TILT AWN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-12

Ha llegado a Cartagena ell insigne
novelista don Benito Perez Gald6s.
Ell objeto de su viaje es recoger da-
toS y apuntes para TN nuevo libro que
pregara de los "Episodios Nacionales' ,
que llevara por tftulo LA vuelta alre-
deaor del mundo en- la fragata M
1n0Hc1a"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-12
Croniquita

Kealmente me trei en- el Boulevard de
Strasburgo, el domingo por Ia noche. Y
me encontraba en- ell Boulevard Ganedi-
fourd.
La retreta con que nos obseouiaron
los discipulos del maestro Caballero re-
sult6 esplendida.
Y ell paSeo estaba atestado Isl cabe la
frase) de bellfsimas damas que con sus
naturales perfumes nos hacfan olvidar
las pequef1eces de esta azarosa vida.
Flor de Lis, que no es en- fgura CO.
mo I'm Picio, nj en- sentimientos como
un funcionario Lam6e 60tas, tuvo que
conformarse con sopor:ar los desdenes
de una angelical ella.
Enriguito, el. .simpatico, Ell mimado,
hacia derroche de su oratcria, mientras
Monche Rivero traba;a una partida.
Y Oscar veia. como carnero ajusticia-
do. q alguien que es le interesaba.
Y Crispulo, y Juanito Mora, y Pan
cho Davila y velnte bOilos mas, ento-
naban car1ticos a la belleza de la muier.
"Ganedfourd" fue ell sitio de cita de
bellas y feos.
ALI, deleitandonos con la marcia de
Lohepgrin, y el pasa- Gale de La Dolo-
res, hubieron esperanzas y decepciones.
70 sc de alguier que tuvo su Water
loo en- esa retreta. Como no, 81 Sc ha :
bia quedado con TN pafiuelo que no le
hablan dado?
En- cambio, otro consiguio 10 deseado.
1Verdad, Eduardo? "a
Aquella retreta dejara recuerdo en-
nuestra SCciedad elegante.
Los poiticos tambien tuvieron ALI su
representation. Dfaz Brink, ell rabioso
corresponsal de LA Democraca" Sc
paseaba del brazo de Rafael Vazquez>
el rabioso y connotado republicano.
RI eX Juez Torres le had, ell amor
a DessuS. 81 urlbunoo defensor de
Tossas.
Tonton Franceschi, Ell futuro alcalde,
conquistaba melnsamente 4 Su hermano
pol1lico Perico Monll) IVA, para que pro-
cediese con ente reza en- la denun.ia que
Sc ha hecho contra un prohombre re-
pub icaro.
Qued6, pues, concurridisima la retret&
deI domingo.
tSe repetira? Ojala.
Flor de Lis.
Juana Diaz.
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Aurancicultura
CuItiVO de la china
ll -
(Continuaci6n.)
(Continuaci6n.)

El patron 6 palo sobre que Sc debe
ingertar, lie tenemos, y muy bueno, el
mejor de todos los agrios. En- Puerto
Rico hay muy buenas c'ases lie naran-
jas agriss, y aprovechando la semil a
de la fruta seleccionada y en- buena sa-
zon, Sc pueden formar semjl,eros bien
dispuestos, resutando FL patron va iu-
dicado. Sugerido con puas de chinas
de Jamaica, tendremos 5rboles desa-
rrollados, casi innlunes 4 las numero-
sas enfermedades que lie atacan, mu-
cho producto y larga vida.
En- Ell Brasil, en- el Estado de Bahia,
Sc procede asf y no hay mejores chinas
en- ell orbe; el Paraguay, que tiene gran
comercio de chinas con Buenos Aires.
procede del misno modo; Jamaica pro
be con otros agrios dio mejor result
tado ell de naranjo en Espafla va no Sc
emplea otrc en- las grandes y peque fias
hncas, cuyos propietarios Sc esmeran
en- producer bueno, y 6nalmente. Cuba,
Santo Domingo y Venezuela, que pre-
tenden aumentar sus cultivos, hacen
uso exclusive del patron del naranjo
agrio.
Debe emplearse en- los primeros
tlempos el abono miXto animal y vege-
tai, para formar terra adecuada al tier
no arbol, que rechaza los abonos quimi-
cos, pues sin formar Ia terra compuesta
con basuras, tendrenos POGO desarrollo,
generalmente, y en- reduction todo; pero
de otro modo, formaremos arboIes .ro-
bustoS, caPaces de gran production,
resistentes las Intermediates y aptos
para recibir Ell abono qufnico como re-
parador, mas no como materia ferti-
lizante.
Espafia mantiene i'm comercio de
chinas con Francia e Inglaterra, de 10
mas importante. y Sc han preocupado
sacramento de mejorar ese cuitivo, Y en-
caidad y cantidad no lie iguala n;ngun
pals.
AL Sc han practicado experimentos
varioS por agronomos eetendidos, sin
economizar; Sc apelo todos los med;os,
v muchos propietarios, entire eIlos uno
de los potentados de Espaaa, ell Mar
ques de Larios, Sc empefio en- evitar la
destruction de suS plantaciones, que nu-
mera muchas miles en- su gran Ha-
cienda de Malaga, pero no consigui6
sus deseos, absolutamente, hasta que
emple6 el patron de naranja agria y
una solucion que tiene por base uno de
los componentes de la mia.
Los propietarios de cultivos deben
entenderse con ell suscrito, 81 quieren
copservar sus chinas en- buenas condi-
clones higienicas.
Manuel Barros Pena.
(Continuars.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-12

sobre vacaciones a empleados
municipaIes

Presentada por el Conoejo Munich
pal q la aprobacion del Alcalde Y del
Honorable Secretario de Puerto Rico
Decretese por el Concejo Municipal
de la Ciudad de San Juan !:
Articulo 1. Q Los Jefes de Departa-
mentos, O6cia!es, Escribientes, Conser-
| je, Ordenanzss, Maudaderos 6 cuslquie-
ra otro empleado del Municipio de San
Juan, tendrAn derecho a licencia con
sueldo, por lin termino que no excederS
de treinta dias cada afio natural.
Art. este termino Sc entende-
rS natural 6 sea con inclusion de los
domingos y dias de festas legales.
Art. Gas licencias seran conce-
didas por el Alcalde, previa peticion
escrita del interesado
Art. q. para tener derecho al uso
de licencia sera condicion Indispensable
que ell empleado lleve por 10 menos I'm
afIo de se-vicio.
Art. So Siempre que la licencia Sc
conceda para ausentarse e1 empleado
de la Isla, tendra derecho aquel Seis
diaS mas respectivamente para el viaje
de ida y vuelta. Sc lie abonara anticl =
padamente el sueldo correspondence
I'm mes mas los seis dias del viaie de
ida, reservandose Ell pago de los seis
dias de vuelta para cuando regrese, y
vuelva a hacerse cargo de su destino,
la persona quien Sc hubiere concedi-
do dicha licepcia.
Art 90 No Sc concedera 1icen :
cia un mismo tempo mas de I'm
empleado de cada Departamento.
Artfculo 70 Los empleados seran
sustituidos durante ell tempo de su au-
sencia por los que lie siguen en- orden d ,
puestos en- sus respectivos departamen
tos, sin remuneration aiguna por este
concepto. ."
Art. 8 Q Los Medicos, Practicantes
~ dem5s empleados de la Secci6n de
Sanidad seran sustituidos durante su
ausenca por los funcionarios que de-
signe Ell Official de Sandal, con aproba-
cion del Alcalde.
Art. 90 .-Todo empleado quien Sc
conceda licencia, tendra ell deber de
participar por escrito. y con la debida
anticipation al Alcalde, ell dia en- que
conie1ze 4 hacer uso de ella, asi como
ell de en- que Sc haga nuevamente car
60 de su destino, a los efectos econo-
micos y para ell mejor cumplimiento de
10 dispuesto en- ell artfculo 90 de esta
ordenanza.
Art. Io.-Esta Ordenanza empezara
a regir desde su aprobacion por el Al
calde y Honorable Secretario de Puerto
Rico.
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. eonf0rme 4 IN Ley

PreStadas los 6anssS exigislaS 4 los
sceialissaS ccnde. Scsmaa. Sanchez.
kosa. SsorsF HsFuaiz. recooraFcu
aver tarSic Sc hheFlzd
Aguar.ian. ahora. cue 81 MiaiSief'o
Gscal tprmuie 4 90 a qusiurs. ccniFa
elica, acuaeicn por lcS delEcs enc Pa-
dinre eousliruiE q hseha ds es.ortaF 4
Ics hanciua4Fin pdbl<ce - 81 campi-
nisuso O. lss chhgncionss e sn eargo
y eu eoauH9aE rfssentss en 81 aliio cri
mcsin. mmallo suansa8 hlclla, o.
pnfa g hahHEus amnnmlalio 4 taza
suuiorms a II ~.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-12
iC0n10 WueiWen!
IA carne de eaiion

Al ainkteric &c Il CeeFFa en- VS.
kiaxtoa lego q snforuss Dc gus ei sEas-
ports sSumner prosrdrusr de Filrpf-
'nas. es;aria en- Nusvs Eork cara "a
q Dc este mss. Cundcss d,cho oaqun
loa cadlssrss de "a .Eaiease o1goael. N
eapisza. dos m6dicna miisaFes. un Pri.
msF usais9ts y rs susre cases = ~
da4nn. para seE ua.ersassca e. tlHIf4
amsrizana. ka 60 @ssyor pagie b -
F4n "a el eHnsnsFFtN nagluaal O. Az
Iin4lpa. ilunss Wasais<spn. Al etln
l.ss ct ~ ras@ss-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-12

que es 1fcita toda propaganda por la
constitution del EStado y que los ata-
ques las instituciones solo las leves
los limltan, nunca Ell criterio del Co.
bierno.
Ignorase ell resultado de la conferen-
cia.
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Las cere&aS

Por cerezaS a los huertoS
Ful muchaS veceS con ella.
Con suS brazOS, que al de ParoS
Blanco marmol avergueuzan,
Por ell trorco encaramandose
Trepaba el arbol ligera;
Y entire las tremulas hojas
Que agitaba el aura inquieta,
Ora por ell sol oaiiada,
Ora por sofnbras cubierta,
Su alabastrina garganta
Destacabase hechicera.
Las Sltas ramas doblando,
Su mano buScaba en- elias
Ell fruto, rojo Cual amas
: En- haz de inflamada lena.
DetraS de ella vo subia:
DescubriaSe su pierna,
y mis- ardienteS miradas,
Encepdida de verguenza,
Su mirada ruboroSa H
Les decia, lest aoS quietas." 3.
Y eu;onces cantaos. y luego
Entire sus dienteS de perlas
Una cereza 4 mis- labioS
Ofreciales riSutfia:
Y yo, tamb,en sOnriendo, Ht
Acercabame 4 cOjsrla;
Pero le robaba el beSo
y del ,ba IA cereza.
Victor Hugo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-12

En- general los nifioS. y muchas veces
los hombres que debieran ocuparse de
cosas mas serias, Sc entretienen en- pin
tar con tia y carb6n las paredes Y
puertas de lag casas. Hoy hemos visto
Ia recien pintada joyeris de Victor Hus-
ted LENA de rayas y monigotes.
Los vendedores ambulantes eSsan
inaguantables.
Los que sc dedican al uegccio de fru-
tas, huevos y carbon (estoS tiltimos, So
bEe :cdo) dan unos gT;s0s horribles.
Cumpla Ia pOlicia como bueua-
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distintos-Gassct Alix.
Varios peri6dicos de Bilbao San
Sebastian han dicho que muy en- breve
sc verihcaran las pruebas ofciales del
famoso puente de Torremontalvo.
Noticia que en- prosa corriente equi-
vale a manifestar sin rodeos, que den
trO de POGO Ia division de ferrocarl lilies
autorizarA el paso de trenes por aque-
lugares de espantable recuerdo.
x"x
Es esperado en- Logrofio procedente
de Vigo, ell insigne dramaturgo don Jose
Echegaray
ProponenSe sus amigos y admirable
res dispensarle un entusiastico recibi-
miento.
El sefIor Echegaray Sc propone ira
bajar activamente para dar Gina a las
obras LA deSequilibrada" y LOS sin
dicatos" que estrenara en- ell Espafiol Ia
cOmpafl1a Guerrero Mendoza.
~
El sub-secretario de instruction p1-
blica ha visitado Ia Universidad de
Barcelona, siendo recibdo por ell rector
y claustro de profeSores.
En- diCha vista le han expues.o las
neceSidades que exige la enseflanza de
aquel centro, las cue prometio stender
Ha sido obsequiado con un banquete
en- Tibidabo.
Sc ha llevado a cabo en Haro, en- la
estaci6n eEol6gica, la aperture del curse.
Ocupaba el sitio preferente de la
mesa u. Victor c. Manso de Z1figa,
ingeniero director de dicho centro, :e
niendo a la derecha q D. Carlos Solano,
marques ue Ia Solana, tambien ingenie-
70 del establecimiento. y la izquierda
4 don Antonio Estefanfa, ayudante.
La sala lie conferencias Sc lleno COM
pletamente de p1blico, que era selecto
y sobre todo Sc ve1an abundantes pro-
pietarlos y vinicultores de importancia.
Ha llegado a Cartagena ell insigne
novelista don Benito Perez Gald6s.
Ell objeto de su viaje es recoger da-
toS y apunteS para I'm nuevo libro que
pregara de los "Episodios Nacionales"
que llevara por tftulo LA vuelta alre-
dedor del mundo en- la fragata M
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w..
Sc han recibido noticias de Zarago-
"a, seg1n las cualeS, carscterizadoS car
liStaS de aquella capital aseguran que
el sefior Nocedal saldra muy en- breve
para Italia.
Afiaden que SD viaje obedece tan So
10 celebrar una entrevista con don
Carlos de Borb6n.
La noticia eSta Siendo muy Comen-
tada, habiendo causado sensation. pues
de ser cierta, nadie pone en- duda que
Ia entrevista ha de tener grandisima
importancia.
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Sc atrituye 4 los intimos del general
Azcarraga que este, 81 bien no deSea
el poder, tampcco 10 rehusaria 81 le fue-
IA ofrecido.
En- tai case, seg,in eSos mismos ami
gos. formaria el general un Gobierno
dc alta concentraci6n. en el cue ten
drfan cabida los sefiores MauEa. Rome
70 Robledo y Otras peFsonalidades i'm
portan;es dc IA poliIica.
-.
Les ministries scaorcS Santos Gux
man. Gonzales Besada. Garcia AK y
L esassei. han ecleoFaeo un1 lafga confe
eneia cCn el presidsnte dek lConkejo. Sc
oE Nillavel de.
PeFSonas bien enteTadas Dc las inte-
inridadss poli,icas Dc este GobieFnO
segufan cue esia erirevSia. relaciona
N con el disgust0 del ssnnr Gazscs. por
N declaFaCiunes cue Dc IN modo iige-
|Eo N loImulado el minisgFe dc Ia Co
hsTnseida.
60 Reor GaFvia Alix m dicho qns
60 eEi,rFin lei GobicFno hmisnr n pro-
Raganda repnhileaEa. pguhioiendo lnde