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The Washington times., 1906-12-23
INSANE 20 YEARS,
MIND COMES BACK
Joy at Sight of Daughter
Mother Suddenly Re-
covers Reason.
HUSBAND is UNDER ARREST
Thinking Himself Divorced, He Marries
While Wife Is in
Asylum.

CHICAGO. Dec. 22.-Charles Schon-
beck an old man, was held to the grand
jury today because MS nrst wife. who
has been confined in Elgin Asylum FOR
twenty years. has recovered her sanity.
While she WAS insane Schonbeck mar
ried again.
Schonbeeks s defense is that he thought
he had secured a divorce from his first
wife aud married again because it was
necessary in order 10 support his chill
dren-the children that now are prose-
cutting him on the charge Of bigamy.
Twenty years ago Schonbeck, a cooper
in the stock yards, came to this country
and brought his bride and two children.
Suddenly the wife and mother went in
sane.
Told Her Case Was Hopeless.
Schonbeck took her to Elgin Asylum.
There the superintendent told him his
wife would never recover her reason.
Schonbeck saw an attorney. who, he
says. was named Watts. The attorney
took his fee he says, and told him he
was divorced.
After i've years Schonbeck married
again TO give his children a home and
proper care. His second wife made his
nome a happy one. TWO other children
were horn, of which one died. The
other a boy. is now eight years Old.
Mothers Reason Returns.
Emma. the younger daughter. reached
her majority recently and went 10 visit
her mother in the asylum. Her mother
knew her With a rush sanity returned.
and the mother inquired about her hus-
band
When Emma returned she went. not
TO her fathers house, but To the home OF
an aunt Emma SucheT There she told
her story. The aunt, acting for the
daughter, secured n warrant for the ar
rest of SchOnbeck. and ne was taken
before Judge Girten.
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Both Asylum Inmates.

Early at the hearing il was shown that
both Mr, and Mrs. Morgan before mar
riage were inmates Of 81. Eliza beth 5
Hospital Tor the Insane. In fact. IL do
yelCped that while there each believed
the other 70 be an attendant, while each
was in reality a patient. AS matter
of fact, il was shown that twice during
his life Mr. Morgan had been committed
70 st. Elizabeths Hospital for treat
rnent. Much stress was laid on this BY
the contestants.
Nearly q hundred witnesses were
called and testified At the hearing.
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
CouNcILoR ELECTS HIMSELF.

PARIS. Dec. 22.-Salles. near Touion.
has a district councillor VINO elected him
self In the commune of SALES there
Is only one man eligible 10 vote. and
when the councilorship was vacant he
promptly voted for himself, and was, of
course. elected. as he was in the ma
Jority.''
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
Tiff BetWeen Letters
And Lord Curzon Denied
JOSEPH LETTER
Story of arrangement Refuted
Distinguished Englishman Declared
Merely in Hurry to Get Home.

CHICAGO. Dec. "a series Of Incl
dents connected with the recent visit to
America OF Lord Curzon. formerly vice.
roy Of India, eliminating IN his de-
parture for England on a different yes
sci from that taken by Mrs. Levi Il.
Letter and her daughters-the Countess
OF Suffolk and Mrs. Colin Campbell.
wife of the English army officer. has
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
LETTER

caused gossip here among social lead
ers in close touch with the Letters that
there has been an estrangement between
the Letters and the distinguished Eng
hshman.
THE report of any estrangement is all
rot said Joseph Letter. Lord CurzOn
was in more Of hurry TO reach Eng
land than was my sister, so he went on
an earlier boat
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
RAILWAYS GRANT
MEMS DEMANDS
FOR MORE PAY
Conference iA.Vyeerr;S Strike
on Roads Entering
New York.

NEW YORK. Dec 22-As a result Of
the conference between the officials Of
the several railroads euteri-g New
York and the higher officials OF the
Brotherhood Of Railroad Trainmen and
Switchmen. held today, tine railroad
companies have receded from t9eir dec
claratiOn that they would not grant
a general increase in wages. They have
promised 10 meet the claims OF the
men within a month. If possible, and
agree TO pay 4 cents an hour OF an in
crease Immediately.
State Labor Commissioner Sherman,
members OF the State board Of arbitra-
tion and the union and railway officials
discussed all of the affairs pro and con
for several hours before the plan was
finally agreed upon that has averted
the contemplated strike.
Met More Than Half Way.
Grand Master Morrisey. OF the train
men, at his hotel tonight said. Our
union made a demand Of cents per
hour increased wages. The various rail
roads We're willing 20 meet our PROPOSE
tion more than half way and offered on
advance OF cents per hour. the increase
TO date from December J. The question
Of the additional / cent asked for by
the men was left for arbitration and il
Will follow the usual course.
There will be conference on the
additional ! cent per hour between
the representatives OF the railroads and
the representatives Of the union, the
latter part Of next month, here in New
York city, and the question will then
be settled.
All Aeeeded Except One.
"All the railroads with the exception
Of the Long Island railroad agreed
10 the cents per hour rate.
There viii be a conference tomorrow,
in which / and Mr.. Murdoch, represent
ing the union, Will take part with the
Long Island railroad officials. 10 con-
fer on the whole proposition on the
. cent per hour increase.
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
RULING ON IMMIGRATION
DENIED GEORGIA BODY

Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Straus yesterday refused 70 advise the
Georgia Immigration Association as To
IFS rights in inducing immigration for
work in the Industrial belt in that
State.
The solicitor has been instructed 70
send the association the recent opinion
1f the department permitting the South
Carolina authorities to encourage immi-
grafton.
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
SUBTREASURY IN ATLANTA,
SAYS SENATOR CARMACK

Senator Carmack. who has done every
thing in his power to boost the chances
OF Memphis. Tenn. as the location for
the new sUbtreasury for the South IS
authority for the statement that Allan
IA. Ga, viii get the prize
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
EXPLORER NANSEN
COURT FAVORITE
Displaces Portuguese Min
lister De Several in Great
Britain'S Circle.
NORWAY'S FIRST MINISTER
Although Much Favored He Is Anxious
to Relinquish Official
Duties.

LONDON, Dec. 22.-Dr Nansen, the
intrepid explorer who became Norway's
first minister 10 Great Britain, has dis
placed the picturesque Marquis de Sow
eral, the Portuguese minister, as the
most popular man at court and in So
ciety. The King saw a great deal of
Nansen during the visit Of King Haakon
and Queen Maud of Norway and the
Norwegian minister has since been in
ciuded among the favored guests in
vited 20 meet the King at several large
house parties.
or. Nansen Is very adaptable. He can
and does dance with great enthusiasm,
whereas NJ. de Several can but rarely be
persuaded to indulge in this form of
amusement. DR.. Nansen is a keen
sportsman. one Of the best bridge play
ers at court, a skilled musician and d
good story teller.
The Washington times., 1906-12-23

There was a wide diversity of opinion
as TO both Mr. MoTgan's habits and tenn
perament, and his mental condition
Some of the witnesses declared he was
a most remarkably mild hammered man,
usually calm and quiet in demeanor. OF
a religious turn Of mind. and was never
but once in his life known to use pro-
fame language.
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
Strange Conflict of witnesses.

On the other hand. some witnesses
declared Mr.. Morgan was OF most er-
ratio temperament. would swear a blue
streak at any ana all times. While he
was Catholic. II was testified that he
laid all the blame for his trouble against
the church. Many of the witnesses were
as firm in their statements, declaring il
10 be their opinion that Morgan was IN
sane, as were others that he was always
OF sound mind, and capable of attend
ing TO his own business affairs.
Mr.. Morgan by his will. left his estate
10 his two brothers and q married sis
ter The estate Is valued at between
s. 0G0 and SlO00O.
In the contest Henry T.. Davis. Of the
Washington bar. and Judge James NJ. K.
Norton. of the Alexandria, Va. bar, ap-
peared as counsel for the Morgan chill
dreu.
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May Retire Next Year.

But Nansen Is not happy In his pres
ent position. Diplomatic life pals on
him. lie only accepted his post as
minister at the earnest request Of King
Haakon. and II is understood that he
Will probably retire at the end OF next
year.
DR. Nansen is anxious 10 resume his
Arctic exploration work. and there is a
possibility that he may be induced to
make experiments IN connection with
"a form Of dirigible balloon which is be
ing perfected by two Of his countTymen
NJ ChTisJania
A third important parsonage in the
English court is Lord Eshcr. for King
Edward never does anything in COnneC-
tiOn with the royal palaces OF any semi
political matters without first consulting
Lord .ESheT, who it is said tfacctiOuslyB
runs England The literary attain
meuts Of Lord Esher's family are dis
tluctiVe.
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
Lord Esher an Essayist.

Lord Esher himself is well known as
Il historical essayist. His book on
Queen NictOria's Prime Ministers is 20
be reckoned among the best writings
dealing with nineteenth century politics
Lady Esner has published a musical
birthday book as we'll as "a book .Of
poems. many of the latter deserving and
receiving more than the cut ard dried
notices Of the classic critics.
The eldest son, the Hon. Oliver Brett
The RECKONING while the Hon
Maurice Brett has compiled "a little
brochure on The MaXims OF War" The
writings of Lord Esher's daughters, al
though not yet having attained the dig
Hity OF volume form, have appeared IN
several magazines.
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
Hearing Shows Both Man
and Wife Once Asylum
Inmates.
NEARLY HUNDRED TESTIFY
Attempt to Deprive Children Of Prop
erGy Of Father Fails by De-
cision Of Court

This was the last injunction of Charles
r. Morgan He made il shortly before
his death, and Incorporated into his VIII,
executed in February. 1905. eight months
before he died. The settlement of Nor
gan's estate, which has been a mat
ter of litigation before the local courts
since last Monday, has been brought
about by q decision late yesterday after
noon in which Il was declared that the
viii left bv him is invalid
Fight Long and Bitter.
The fight, which was practically ended
yesterday, has been long and bitter,
extending back nearly four years, and
beginning with proceedings by Mr.. Nor
San for divorce from his wife, Fannie
+. Morgan, on statutory grounds. In
this suiy. in which Mr.. Morgan named
a correspondent as a defendant, he was
successful, being granted a full divorce
BY Justice Stafford, Of the District Su-
preme Court.
Mr. Morgan died in October 1905. Al
ter being divorced. Mrs. Morgan. who
was awarded the custody of the chill
dren of the couple. married again, her
second husband being TIE correspondent
named in the proceedings brought
against against her by Nj Morgan.
Soon after the death of Mr.. Morgan,
proceedings were instituted in the Pro
bate Court. coutestng the validity Of
MORAN BOX
his Will and asking that it be set aside
on the sTTOund ne was not mentally
sound when he executed it.
The contest between the Morgans. hus-
band and Wife. and also in connection
with the final settlement of the estate
developed some very interesting facts
and circumstances.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-19
.EXPORTACIONES DE
DIatanOS de Blue
fields en- NiCara-
qua.

Ell siguiente informe comprende las
transacciones en- dicho producto de la
Bluefelds Steamship Company, desde Ell 10
de enero hasta el 81 de diciembre de 1905:
"Durante Ell periodic de tempo mencio-
nado, la expresada Bluefelds Steamship
Company despach6 108 buques cargados,
con destino Nueva Orleans"
''El nimero total de racimos de plata
nos exportados assemble 2.O0O 600, por
los cuales Sc pagaron $50O,OOO, orc. EI
promedio de nGmero de obreros empleados
durante el afio fu6 de 500 hombres, Ell
sueldo total que dichos obreros recibieron
assemble $4,000, oro.'
LA expresada companfa posee 125
plantaciones en- Ell Rio Escondido sus tri-
butarios, = ademas hay 500 plantaciones
entire grandes y pequenas que pertenecen 4
particulares."
s'Durante ell afio de referencia, el mime
70 total de racimos de platanos exportados
assemble q 1.780,533, que representation
un valor total de $485,642.23, orc ameri-
cano,"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-19
NOTICIAS.

Sc encuentran en- San Juan los sefio-
res don Carlos don Guillermo Mac Cor
mick, don Antonio s. .Alcaide, don Juan
Bertran don Bernardo Huicy.
Ell senior Rosendo Matienzo Cintr6n
speaker" de Ia C&mara de Delegates, y
Presidente de la Junta de Reclamaciones
de Ia extinguida Diputaci6n Provincial y
iquidadora de carceles, ha celebrado aver
una importante conferencia con ell acting
gobernador seflor Post, sobre varios asun-
tos que Sc relacionan con aquellos antiques
organismos.
Los elementos del ex Trust lde Pom
ce Sc encuentran retraidos de la presente
campana. No estan conformes con la ac-
titud de los elementos disciplinados del
partido republicano
Los republicanos cenVocaran en- bre-
We para una Asamblea en- esta capital. El
sefor Hernandez Lopez parece que Sc pro-
pone renunciar la presidencia. Sc asegu-
ra que este hombre p6blico Sc muestra dis
gustado de la poca discipline que existe.
en- algunos jefes connotados de la colecti-
vidad.
Los miembros de la 'fUniversidad de
Puerto Rice" han celebrado varias confe-
rencias en- estos dias, asistiendo los sefiores
Falkner, Huicy, Soler, Post, Degetau y
Feuille.
Sc asegura que sera nombrado juez
de Paz de Af1asco ell seflor don Jose M.
Olivencia.
Hay gran expectation por saber ell
resultado de varias conferencias celebradas
en- Washington entire ell gobernador Win
4L~oy, =, los Sov1o doros Cv,oovo~ - EHo~o1zov
Sc asegura que cierto hombre p6blico de
Puerto Rico ha recibido noticias interesan-
tes de Washington. Tambi6n Sc -asegura
que el honorable Regis H. Post ha recibi-
do varios cables de inter6s para nuestra is
Ia Sc asegura que Mr.. Winthrop regre-
sara Puerto Rico, con un gran triunfo.
Sc asegura que son pocas las personals que
estan verdaderamente orientadas en- l8 po-
Utica de los Estados Unidos de Ia admi-
nistraci6n de Puerto Rico.
Hoy regresara 4 Ponce el senior Ma
tienzo Cintr6n, Speaker en- la C6mara.
-Esta mafianacelebr6 una entreyista
con el gobernador el senior Ramon Vald6s.
-Procedente de Puerto Plata fonde6
esta mafiana el vapor Quebec"
Aver tom6 fuego una pieza de cana
propiedad de D. L. M. Cintr6n q eausa
de un carbon encendido que vol6 de la
locomotora de la central Fajardo Sugar
Co. Ell fuego fu6 extinguido prontamen-
te.
En- la Ceiba fue herido por un buey
el individuo Juan We've. Fu6 asistido por
ell Official de Sanidad
-Esta mafana fue condenado q sufrir
cuatro meseS de srresto acusado de abuse
de confanza Ernesto Rivera.
Con Is dias de arresto fue castigado
esta mafiana por Ell Juez municipal Cruz
Padilla (a) Mayagtiez por haber tornado
un cafe con pan mantequilla, sin pa
CARLO.
Jose E. Pizarro fu6 se1tenciado 4 su-
fir dos meses de arresto por rina que tu-
viera con motive de una partida de billar
con Manuel Martinez produci6ndole una
confusion.
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UN FORMIDABLE RI
val de Panama.
FerOCariI de 1870 miIIas de largo.
Va ser esta una de las grandes rutas del
mundO.

FL desenvolvimiento de la ruta trascon-
tinental, entire Tehuantepec Goatzacoal-
cos, con capital y espfritu de empresa bri-
tanica esta llamado gran porvenir, mer-
ced al cual, Mejico podra ser un formida-
bic rival de Panama para el trafco del
Este Oeste y viceversa.
Este Duevo camino real universal es un
ferrocarrl de 100 millas de largo, constru-
lido de acuerdo con Ell gobierno meiicano, y
atraviesa el itsmo en- Tehuantepec de Sail
mas Cruz, en- el Pacffco, Goatzacoalcos en-
el Atlantico, cuando Sc acabe de recons-
truir sera Ell mejor ferrocarril del mundo
Hasta ahora Sc han gastado en- el 8 mi
Homes $4,000 pesos y Sc han destinadc
80, 199,O 600 pesos los puertos que seg1n
Sc dice estaran perfectamente dotados y
surtidos de material y elementos de manio-
bras.
La compafiia del ferrocarril ha conve-
nido con una lfnea de vapores, cuyo NOM
bre no Sc ha hecho p6blico, 10 necesario
para que ell servicio de trenes Sc provea
de once vapores de 10000 tcneladas por
termino medic. Estos buques estan desti-
nados q navegar en- el Atlantico en- el
Pacffco.
Va ser esta una de las grandes rutas
dol mundo, desviara el trafico que aho-
ra Sc hace por Ell Cabo de Hornos y el ca
nal de Suez
Competira tambi6n con los ferrocarriles
transcontinentales americanos, porque Sc
podran transporter mercancfas del Pacff-
co la costa del Atl6ntico de los Estados
Unidos en- veinte dias 10 cual es menos
tempo del que Sc emplea por los trenes de
carga de algunos ferrocarriles.
Nj ell canal de Panama mismo, 81 lle-
ga realizarse, perjudicard esta gran
empresa.
El ferrocarril cor todas sus pertenencias
estd 1920 millas al sur de Nueva Or
leans.
Por consiguiente muy bien Sc puede de-
cir que Mexico tiene ell verdadero camino
real del Atlantico al Pacffco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-19
LA CATAS ROF
DEL VESUBIO.
NO QUEDAN SlQUIERA HUElLAS De
BOSCOTREGASE.
EL OBSERvA7ORIO QUEDO DEsIRUlDO.


Con fecha 10 de Abril, telegrafaron de
Roma 10 siguiente
''La erupci6n del Vesubio es cada vez
mayor Sc ha perdido las esperan2as de
salyar las aldeaa de Las cercanfas. Las
vfetimas ascienden, hasta ahora 500
muertos.
''No Sc recuerda otra erupci6n del We
subio mas activa que la de ahora.
"El panico Sc va extendiendo rapida-
mente por toda Ia region.
Va alcanza Ndpoles, cuyos habitan-
tes temen que pueda llegar esta Ia inun-
daci6n de layas, que va corren por una
gran extension en- cantidad casi invero-
sfmiI
"Ese terror de los napolitanos Sc ha in
tensifcado, causa de haberse sentido hoy
ALI IN fuerte temblor de terra.
"a consecuencia de el han quedado ro-
tas todas las ventanaS de cristales agrie
tadas muchas paredes.
mo quedan siquiera huellas de Bosco-
trecase, poblaci6n donde hace apenas 48
horas vivian 10000 personas.
'ETorre Anunzziata ha sido evacuada
por sus 10000 habitantes.
Esa poDlaclon pafece estar desnnaoa
desaparecer como Boscotrecase. Las lavas
rod6anla va, y Sc teme que no pasen mu-
chas horas sin que penetren en- ella.
"Ha llegado un telegrama del alcalde
de San Sebastiano, en- 81 que anuneia que
la immense corriente de lava Sc aproxima
con extraordinaria rapidez 4 ese pueblo,
del que hpyen sus habitantes aterrorizados,
ah9nd0nando aUs hooarns
"El observatorio ha sido destrufdo va.
Su director Mattenci otras personals que
estaban en- 6l, escaparon"
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ES-
COIareS en- Aibo-
nitO.
FuerOn muy apIaudidOS los seiiOreS
que en- elias tOmaTOn parte.
Tenlsnts de Ia pOlICla lnsuIar en- vaJs de lns
pGCCiOR.
De nuestro corre8ponsal. }
AbriI 10.

Abril 10
Aver tarde lego este ell Sub-comi-
sionado de Educaci6n Mr.. Lord, acompa.
fado de su sefora esposa, del se1ior Zoa-
zaga, catedrdtico de lalNormal de Rio Pie.
dras, fueron hu6spedes del Hotel Borin-
quen.
Aver martes las ocho, noche, tuvie-
ron lugar en- ell temple Protestante, cedido
por MIR. Pinzotti, las conferencias escola-
res.
Abri6 el acto la Banda escoIar que diri-
je ell senior Pont Zayas, siendo muy aplau-
dido por el progreso demostrado en- 45
dias.
FL seiior Moscoso, present6 los confe.
renciantes, gustando mucho su discurso,
en- ell que elogiaba los americanos por ell
interes, que Sc habfan tornado en- pro de la
ilustraei6n de este pals.
Mr.. Lord, lego un trabajo sobre educa-
ci6n. Fu6 muy aplaudido.
Ell senior Zoazaga Cd. Francisco lego
un bien razonado trabaio comparando ell
sistema de ensefanza antigua, con el mo.
derno, mereciendo los aplausos de la con.
Curreneia.
Don Francisco Gil Rivera, joven de es
ia culta sociedad, di6 conocer un trabaio
sobre los progresses que ha alcanzado la
instruction en- Pto Rico, baJo Ell gobierno
americana. Obra de nuestro ilustrado
compatriota amigo don Fernando Pont
Zayas, Presidente de este Ayuntamiento
Es un trabajo cientffco, de mucho m6rito,
y de actualidad. A parte de los mereci-
dos aplausos del pGblico, este corresponsal
tributa ambos ell suyo
La Banda escolar cerr6 el acto, tocando
un bonito juego de su repertoire. Ell ms
pector Mr.. Packard, debe estar satisfecho
por Ell resultado de estas conferencias en-
su distrito.
Con el fin de terminar las conferencias
escolares, salieron hoy microbes para Goa
mo el senior Lord y Zoazaga, regresando
q esa Capital mafiana jueves por Ia noche.
Ell Teniente de la policfa insular Sc
encuentra aqui, en- viaje de inspection, ST.
guiendo mafana iueves para Barranqui-
tas Barros.
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Ell ALIMENTO QUE 10 HARA A
VD. FUERTE Y sALUDABLE.
Y QUE NO PERMITIRA QUE EN-
TIRE EN- sU CUERPo Ell PA
RAsITO DE LA UNCINARIA.

La Ozomulsion es una medicina nutriti-
va y reconstituyente que 10 volvera fuerte
= joven.
Es un alimento compuesto del Aceite de
Higado de Bacalao mas puro que Sc puede
obtener, combinado con el Guayaco, la
la Glicerina los Hipofosftos de Cal y
Soda
No hay otro alimento nj medicina que
le sentara como la Ozomulsion, prepara-
ci6n cientffca que da fuerzas carnes.
No importa que 6rgano nj parte de su
cuerpo Sc encuentra debil, la Ozomulsion
10 fortifcara y 10 sanard.
A las personas que estan acostumbradas
q depender de las drogas para Ia curaci6n
de sus males, les parecera casi increible 10
que aquf decimos, pero aquellos que como
cen las verdaderas necesidades del cuerpo
humane, comprenderan que en- ell ALL
MENTO solamente existe Ia fuerza basica
de Ia salud, que, para dar fuerzas for
mar carnes, las drogas vienen tener el
mismo valor que tendrfa un pedazo de
papel de seda para cegar una via de aqua.
ST esta Vd. sufriendo de alg1n NAL GRO
nico, ponga su f6 en- la Ozomulsion.
ST sufre del pecho tiene pulmones de
biles pruebe la Ozomulsion.
ST tiene la sangre descompuesta empo-
brecida esta condici6n Sc da conocer
por medic de barros diviesos & otras erup-
clones disfguradoras, purgue su cuerpo
con Ia Ozomulsion.
Las siguientes son las propiedades cura-
twas de sus ingredientes:
Aceite de Hfgado de Bacalao-da San
gre, Forma Tejidos Sanos, Nutre y Sos
tiene
GuayacOl-es antis6ptico, Destruye los
microbes, Alivia Ia Tos y Cura los Ca
tarros
Glicerina-Calma, Ablanda sana.
Cal Soda-Forman Dientes y Huesos.
81 Sc TOMA LA OZOMULSION
CON CONSTANCIA NO HABRA
QUE TEMER LA ANEMIA.
Sc dara un Fraseo de Muestra Gratis al
que 10 solicite, enviando su nombrs y d.
recci6n completa la
OzomuIsion Company.
SO Pine Stret, New York
Sc halla de venta en- todas las farma-
cias
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ruptura de los tubos del gas, declar6se al
trepidar formidablemente la terra derri-
bando manzanas enteras de edifcios; con-
tin6a envoIviendo en- llamas ell resto de
la parte sur de la ciudad.
e! gobierno ha acordado II Immediate
mente en- auxiio del considerable nfmero
de personals reducidas & la miseria.
Sc han alberto en- algunas parties del
itoral de San Francisco, enormes grietas,
coincidiendo el terremoto con fuerte ma
rejada que ha inundado varios puntos de
la costa del Pacifco.
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GUERRA INEVITABLE.

Son verdaderamente gravfsimas las no
ticias que acaban de recibirse de Europa
sobre la inevitable ruptura de reIaciones
entire Espaha y Portugal.
Parece que ell rey lusitano en- combina-
ei6n con el del reino undo, ha lido mas
bien que q cumplimentar explorar.
La zarpa britannica, siempre aflada,
pronto Sc cIavara y dejara sentir su enor-
me preston sobre las incautas naciones
iberas.
No obstante con sus grandes baterfaS de
camas, colchones y telas, "El Cielo" esta
bombardeando diestro y siniestro.
la guerra es inevitable,