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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1892-10-13
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1892-10-13

SCOTS Emulsion curc9 Coughs,
Code, Consumption, Scrofuia,
and all Anaenlc ard Wasting
Diseases. Prevents wasting In
children. AImost M paIatablc as
milk. Get only the genuine. Pre-
pared by Scott & Bovine, Chemists, New
York. Sold by all Druggists.
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Historical Readings.

The State Manuals for teachers have
been received at the County Superin-
tendent's Office. A copy has been sent
to. each teacher in Hun,ingburg. Jas-
per. Birdseye, Harrison. Patoka, Balm
bridge, Jackson. Boone and Madison
school corporations. The teachers OF
Marion, Cass, Ferdinand, Columbia.
Hall and Jefferson school corporations
will find their manuals At their trustees
office. Teachers are requested to take
good care OF these manuals and deliver
them to their trustee with their register
when school days are DER. No extra
ones can be given, and these must last
for several terms. They belong to tho
school and must be delivered - above
mentioned.
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seventy-five cents 10 each school child,
and the local tuition taxes should have
been reduced 10 that extent The super
intendent Of public instruction gave dne
notice Of this. but the Republican Off
cials generally disrcgardei it. As ap-
pears from the table the net increase in
the Republican counties is s.. .O4i- -es
whereas there should have been a de-
cres~e Of f2-4.o5..40. ~ In the second
place local taxes should have been de-
creased on account Of the large increase
in the assessment of corporate property
The theory Of the new tar law was that
an equitable assessment at fair cash
value would 50 increase the relative
value Of corporate property that the en-
tire burden Of increased state taxation
would fall on corporations. The results
prove that the theory was correct. for
the increase Of taxes on railroads alone
is Ess7 .203-2s. But how is this increase
u money paid by corporations 20 he got
into the state --easnry. Tie state levy
alone brings 70 the state only an increase
Of sen5. .55.29 from railroads. and The re-
naming i.si .04799 Of increased taxes
paid by them goes into the local treas
uries- Now. how are you 70 get that
money from the local treasures 70 the
state treasury The only way 10 DO il
j. to increase your sts.-- tax on ell prop
erty enough to produce that amount.
anl decrease Your local taxes in the
same amount.
The theory can easily ts iIlustrated by
ten persons as follows. Let eight rer-
sons represent citizens. one the corpora
tons. and the other the tax collector.
Assess each one and give the eight citi-
zeus ten beans each TO pay their taxes
and the corporation man twenty beans.
Then levy 10 per cent for sfa.e taxes
and 30 Per cent for local taxes. and each
citizen vi. pay one h=an state taxes AMI
nine beans local taxes. while the ccrp0r-
atien man VIII pay two beans state taxes
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A Letter to Uncle Sam.

DEAR UNCLE SAM.-You are familiar
with The incidents OF an old time Tea
Party the like Of which has never been
repeated.
You remember how the earth was
soaked in blood and strewn with corpses
at Bunker Hill and Long Island aud
how the hero prisoners were tortured
and starved TO death in British prison
ships. Well, A. take my pen TO adj
dress you. ! feel the ancestral blood
from some OF those venerated patriots,
Z linesl descent, thrilling every fibre
of my frame and stimulating the higher
impulses Of devotion 10 country aud
love for all humanity; aud vow again,
a. have vowed many times hitherto,
that | will never be o non-resistant
when an euemy strikes at the welfare
and prosperity OF my country. this
priceless heritage for the preservat Of
which 20 many grsndly heroic lives have
osel given.
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and eighteen beans local taxes. There
beans and in the state treasury ten
beans. Now suppose You want 10 in
creaSe the money IN the state treasury
without affecting the citizens. how will
!. be done: Double the assessment of
the corporations and give the man forty
beans 10 pay his taxes. Then levy 20
per cent. for state taxes and only so per
cent. for local taxes. Each citizen will
pay into the state treasury two beans,
while the corporation man will pay into
the state treasury eight beans and into
the local treasury thirty-swo beans.
What Is the result. You have IN your
state treasury twenty-four beans and in
yOu< local treasury niEety-s six beans, and
yet each citizen has paid just the same
amount Of taxes as before Tho local
treasury has lost nothing. II has six
beans more than before. The state has
ell the revenue IL needs, and everything
Is satisfactory.
The Republican politicians saw that
the new tax law would work out in ex-
sctly that manner. and they organized a
conspiracy to prevent 1t by increasing
the local taxes wherever they had the
power II the Republican counties. as
has been shown. they made an increase
ot 81 -Cg. .24y2j AMI in the Democratic
countics an increase Of $3.50. 1855. or in
all an increase Of si.623. .043S0. This i'm
nense and wholly unnecessary fund
goes into the hands Of local officials
most Of them the same officials that in
cressed the t:.ses-Ead creates a temptl-
tion TO pEofigacy. extravasance and
speculation with public funds There is
no excuse for taking this money from
the pockets of the people. 1t wsls done
for the purpose os making the tax law
unpopular On the supposition that the
people would not have sense enough 10
distinguish between state taxes and local
taxes. IL deserves the emphatic rebuke
OF the tax payers
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The accompanying table presents
partial statement Of the especifc increases
Of local taxes in the Republican coln-
ties Of Indiana. The first five columns
include the taxes that are levied every
whore. and the last column includes
more irregular taxes, such as bridge.
sinking fund, corporation, etc. Poll
taxes and dog taxes are omitted. and
the list Of miscellaneous taxes does nor
include all Of the corporation taxes BE-
cause many county auditors do not re-
port corporation taxes in their abstracts.
Persons using this table should therefore
note the following facts. OF the coun-
ties named. the corporation taxes are
not included in Decatur, Delaware.
Fayette. Huntington. Jasper. jefferson.
Jennings. Lawrence, Monroe, Mont
eoIne-y, Ohio, Porter. Rush. Spencer.
Vanderhurgh. Viyo and Wabash In
the countses OF Boone, Clinton. Davies.
ElEha-t. Howard. Jay. Tippecaroe and
Wayne tie report ~ corporation taxes Is
cities Of Lebanon. Frankfort. Washing
ton. Goshen. Elkhart. Koko,no. Port
land. Lafayette. Cambridge and Rich
mcni In using the table locally the in
c-eases for the towns and cities thus
omitted should b. alded to the column
OF miscellaneous taxes The last col
urnn shows the amount thlt taxes
shulii have been decreased in the sew
crll Counties II account Of inc-ease1
distribution u tuition money by the
state. In each class ~ these local taxes
the Republican counties show q heavy
increase. the aggregate being 81 .093.
CS5-.5. The total Increase If local taxes
in them Is about $1.5.Oc0 more 81 l.269.-
2s935l. blt this additional portion Il
omitted as explained above.
There are TWO reasnns why the local
taxes everywhere should have been re-
ducel r) Thr increased distribution
Of school money by the state. which :
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Unjust snd ipiquitious tax Law. i'm,
posed npon the people by the Democrats
must be repealed" so say the RepubIi
cans.
How grateful the shove announce.
ment mn-t. feel 10 The thousands Of tax
payers OF Dubois county whose take:
have been lowered by reason Of this"un-
inst" law. especially in The eastern por.
iion of Dubois county. where the lands
heretofore have been taxed for more
than market price, and are now reduced
ny reason Of the new law. Again. how
grateful the taxpayers OF Dubois county
must feel TO know thatibe second levy
on property in this county has not been
Increased; that the county receives
insi a. much, ard more money. By the
reduced levy, As before; lLat the reduc-
iion l. q permanent fact, and the Re
publican alarm crv only scsre crow
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Educational Col1177s7a :
Motto. Order. Organization. Occupation

BY GEORGE r. WILSON, COUNTY SURF.
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New Albany Ledger: The superin-
tendent Of public instruction OF lennsyl-
yania has Issued . circular to school
authorities aud teachers, recommending
an additional feature tor Colum bus Day.
October II, and one which may be made
Of great interest The is the recommen-
datiom that there be . general planting
OF Columbus trees. Whatever else may
be done, il is hoped this feature will not
be forgotten or ignored. In cities Il IL
not possible to do very much. Hut tho
rural districts might protitably take note
of the suggestion. Not one country
school house in . dozen has proper
shade. In tact, there is little interest
paid TO the utility aud beauty Of treo
raising in some OF the rural districte.
Here then il time to start an impOr-
tant interest Ia u general way. The for
ests our fathers knew are necessarily
gone, aud what remains are too fast dis
appearing. What is worse. we mako
little or no effort 10 replace what it
takes a quarter Of a century 10 grow ana
only an hour or 40 To cut down. The
axe il always beating natures time. In
France, a. soon as a tree Is cut dcwM
one is planted To take its place. Tho
10 that France IL not be-.
coming prairie a. our land is in many
sectious. Arbor Day aud Columbus
bay are the only sentimental and, there
fore. week days we have 10 better
things. But something IL better than
nothing. Let the suggestion be heededs
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THE REPUBLICAN TAX CONSPRATORS
CAUSE ENORMOUS INCREASE OF REVENUES


by
the
andMh sand SchoolMo fomth State.
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Ing:
1. Choral.-The Lords Prayer.
2. Defamation. : Our Country.
3. Antliem.-Lans Colombo.
a. Historical Observation-Disclosures.
s. Song Our Sailor King.
6. Historical Readings.
Z. Hymn oflhe Spheres.-God Omni-
potent.
8. Historical Readings.
Q. Jubilee Song Columbia. Hail!
The above selections new aud good.
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Through the kindness Of the editor
this column is set apart for school pur-
poses, and the articles published below
are compiled or written At the county
superintendent's Office, for the advance
ment of the schools.
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The advocate Of Free Education Free
!. image OF Silver; Lower Taxation /;
I lasl Tights for AlIs Special Privileges
.or No1e.
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Richmond Independent: The prob
abililies are that Cleveland will carry IN
iiiBl BIZ twenty thousand minority.
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Teachers examination for literary
work during the winter will be ss fol-
lows:
October and November upoi.
Eyangelne: and for December aud
January on "Snow Bound" After Jan
nary on "Ho.mes' Autecrat of tho
Break fast Table"
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Teachers who are making prepare
tions for celebrating Columbus Day will
find programmes in the Indiana School
Journal. 1.-The Coda special program
for Columbus Day, can be had at hvo
cents per copy of CHM Il Co.. Clicsxo.
"The Coda" is very good program Of
musis and historical exercises composed
and arranged for this day. II consists
Of twenty pages aud contains the follow
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-10-07

Many stories are published during the
summer sesscn shout this fsrmer snd
that having killed = large number o.
snakes Such farmers make mistake
costly one. in killing srskes. TIER
are only three or four species Of poison
ous s6skes in this section OF the country
and there are very few Of them. I'll
rattler. the ccppefhead and The spread
ing viper. AZ they are commonly called
are sbout The only kinds ihst sre dsn
gerous 10 men OF arimsls. Snakes eA
ground mice ihsi do vssi deal of harm
They slso destroy great numbers ~ IN
iurions insects. hnd are therefore verl
useful. Let the snakes slone-N. A
Ledger.
CurhStone Children.
Mas Angelina Brooks, whose know
ledge Of kindergarten methods hss reu
dered her an authority in that line. hs
been making . study Of the curbston'
children OF New York. She finds tbs
there are iil coo boys sni girls betweer
the ages Of four and six wears WHIT
spend their lives in the streets of New
York. and never see the inside Of
school room.
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A Pamphlet, with about twenty-five
exercises for the day, contains outlines
and subjects for essays.
American History Stories, four books.
Nos. 1,2.3, A; price, Sl,25 for the set
complete.
Portrait of Columbus, 2sx2s; price,
25 cents.
Landing OF Columbus. l3xl7; price,
rs cents.
Story Of Columbus, Miss Pratt; price,
40 cents.
Patriotic Songs, collection OF thirty
two songs; words only cents.
These exercises will he universal and
no school in America should be slighted.
We seni You this In time for you 70
seti Ie the matter at once.
You should attend to this promptly
and not put ii OF until the last minute.
az we have made prices very low and
we must reach YOU with the material not
later than the 18th TO give You time to
get ready. This event will not be cele-
brated again for many years. and no
school il too humble for its Observance.
You can see that we are not giving
YOU this outline for profit 10 us. and wo
hope we will be accorded aome praise
for patriotic work for the trouble va
have taken. You bear the actual cost
and we will contribute the labor to get
the material together. and We only ask
that you act promptly and IT once, 80
we can have time 10 reach you tn good
season. BAKER Il THoRNToN,
indianapolis, Ind.
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taba ALI realizada hasta con menos humani-
dad.
Prestados 4 Ia j6ven los auxilios de la Glen
cla, aqnea hubo de referir ante el juez su histo-
ria.
Conto que pueblo de Ia provincia de
Leon entr6 4 servir del m9dico. qulen Sc
enamor6 de ella aunque era casado. Viudo lue-
CO. continue en- relaciones con la j6ven pero lie
no de celos, habiendo tenido que ausentarse
del pueblo temporalmente halo, para calmar
sus celos, otro medic sino Ell poner Ia joven
ell aparato en- question.
Tres meses hacia que duraba Ell viaje del &C.
loso doctor y la j6ven no podfa resistir el marti
rio que estaba sometida. Tampoco SO atrevia q
referir nadie la verdad ALA el pueblo, nj sa-
bfa quien podrfa auxiliarla.
En- este estado resolvi6 venir Madrid don
de nadie la conocia su desgracia podfa aver
gonzarla menos, y asf 10 hizo; y no sabiendo a
donde dirijirse acudi6 la Casa de Socorro.
81 juzgado, en- vista de estas declaraciones y
del informe de los medicos dlcto las providencias
oportunas, Sc incauto de un pequeno candado y
otras piezas del aparato, di6 las 6rdenes con-
venientes fin de que por TELEGRAPH mande de-
tener al m9dico leones.
Parece ser one el aparato habfa sido aplcado
otras veces, pero nunca por tanto tempo como
ahora. Ell doctor debe ser algdn case de atavis-
mo musulman."
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Dia l3.--No sali6 la rnGsica recorrer las
Gales las de Il manana, como anunciaba el
prograna, ALA las oCho Sc imit6 tocar, nos
parece que una danza. A las fu6 81 reparto de
limosnas, por la com1si6n de festejos. va el dfa
anterior, el Presdente del Centre Espiritista ha-
bla distribuido peseta cada pobre ell
once varias senoritas caballeros fueron de puer.
ia en- puerta colocando acciones para la rifa de
novila, con destino al Hospital que Sc encuen-
ira en- el peor estado; negaron colocar $50, y
con esperanto de recolectar hasta los mil pesos
que Sc dosean. Bien hacen los mimados por la
fortuna contribuir al progreso benestar de sus
semejantes. Solamente los egoistas acumulan en-
provecho propio. A las doce, mascaras las
dos de la tarde concurridisimo bale de traies de
nifos. Lamaban la atenci6n dos traies de palone0s
otro de 0neap0l0, confeccionados en- la Capital
por la se6orlta Paz Betances, el de Ceres que
fue hecho aqui, en- Lares Por la noche, animada
retreta, fuegos caprichosos de artifcio, dos
globos que fueron esparciendo una luvia de Ia
grimas hasta que Sc perdieron de vista. En- ell
immense gentio que ha acudido estas festas no
es extrano que ocurre alg1n desa.radable Incl.
dente: mujer fue herida por Ia de un
cohete, sin que haya sido de fatal consecuenca 81
resultado. Las casas adornadas con colgaduras
y banderas. La Illumination da aspecto alegre
la poblaci6n entire todas SO dstingue por sus fa-
rollos de cristales de colores las de los senores
Vilella (don Pablo don Francisco), y la del doc
tor Malaret.
E2 CorresponsOI
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CARTA De LAIsLA
LAREs Y COLON

Da 12.-Al an1anecer recorri6 la m1ssca al
gunas GALES de la poblacion, y hemos dido va
rias personas queiarse de que la orquesta adele
ciese de falta de animacion La diana no result6
tan alegre como Sc esperaba. El Ie-DeWna fue
solemne, toda la concurrencia sali6 altamente
satisfecha del Padre Sierra, que en- su oraci6n sa
grada revel6 ser hombre de talento ilustracion.
La Procession Cfvica estuvo brilantsima Entire
los estandartes de los artesanos industriales, agr
cultores comerciantes, espiritistas nifos de las
cuelas, de Ia de adutos, de la de nihas, comerclo
de la Capital etc., etc. descollaban ell de la Logia,
slegantfsimo, el de dependencies muy eaprichoso,
(pintados d naerveille, por el senior Gauthier, de
Mayaguez) el de la Prensa, hecho por el senior
Vifa con gran curlosidad El primero de estos
tres ultimos menclonados, ostentaba la escuadra y
el compass, y su arededor ramas de acacia de
siemprevivas. En- el oial de la levita de cada
mason, SO veia la for simb6Iica; vestian todos de
negro, y Sc agrupaban tras de su pend6n en- nj
nero considerable. El de dependencies lIevaba la
fgura del insigne navegante, 81 de la Prensa re-
presentaba una mesa revuelta con los t1tulos de
los peri6dicos, pegados de recortes de los mlsmos
va en- la -Consistorial, ell Ayuntamiento ce-
lebr6 session en- recuerdo de la fecha gloriosa, y
varios sefores, desde el balloon, dirigieron pa.
labra & la concurrencia Sc repartieron con pro
fusion actas impresas. Ell iurado de senoras pa
las carleras de caballos, encantador. En- su to.
cado lucian los colores nacionales, y las seloras
que presidian (Sras, de Vilella Suau) llevaban
una dalia encarnada otra amar1lla, que produ-
clan 81 meior efecto. Los fuegos de artifcio lu.
cidfsimos El baile muy concurrldo. El salon
veiase adornado con los estandartes y profusion
de foliage Sc Dice sinembargo, que hubiese po.
dido quedar mejor. No sabemos el porqud.
Como final una nota triste: un pobre iorna.
lero llamado Sanabria, le asestaron una pedrada,
no SO sabe por qui6n, nj 81 fue intencionalmente,
que e cost6 la vida. Debido 4 la aglomerac6n
de gente pudo pasar desapercibido el criminal.
Solo dur6, de pues dc tan 6ero golpe, diez horas.
Como que la piedra dicen que pesaba libras y
mediaI Que triste espectaculoS
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I'M UR TuRC0
Leemos en- Ez zmparcsol de Madrid:

Leemos en- Ez Impartial de Madrid
"La prensa de Ia noche relata un extrafo
suceso
AL mediar la tarde el juzado hubo de cons
tituirse en- la Casa de Socorro del distrito de
Buenavista, avisado por e facultativo de guardla.
Una ioven, bastante hermosa, habfase pre-
sentado en- dicha Casa de Socorro, reclamando ell
auxilio de los m9dicos para que le quitasen un
singular aparato que le habla sido puesto tres
meses hacla que le producia dano un
martirio horrible
Los medicos Sc quedaron verdaderamente
sorprendidos Aquella leyenda de la Edad Me-
dia segdn la cual los cruzados ctslosos SO asegu-
raban por med1os materiales de la idelldad de
sus mpjeres hasta su v1elta de TERRA Santa, es-
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81 CorrespomsG1.

Desde Crist6ba1 Colon, desde aquel descono.
cido genoves que, cogido la mano de su hlJo
Diego nldo de corta edad & Ia saxon, llamaba pa
ra pedir un POGO de aqua y un pedazo de pan en-
1886 Ia puerta del convento de frailes francis
canos de Santa Maria de la RAbida, sito media
legua de Pa1os de Moguer; desde aquel intrepido
navegante hasta el actual descendiente suyo, don
Cristobal Colon de Toledo de Ia Cerda Gante,
duque de Varagua han nevado el apellido que
hizo ilustre ell descubridor de America los titu-
los del mismo, las personas que indica la genealo-
gfa s1guiente entresacada de una revista publica,
da en- 1881. Son curiosos datos de actualidad.
l. Don Diego Colon y Meo.
Fu6 primogenito del descubridor, duque de
Veragua, y marques de Jamaica.
H. DON Luis Colon Toledo.
Este afiadi6 los anteriores tltulos el de du-
que de la Vega de la Isla Espafola en- Santo Do
mingo por gracia de Felipe II 1857, y el de
Grandeza de Espafa
III. Don Alvaro de Portugal y Colon.
En- este Sc interrumpi6 la varonfa.
w. Don Nuno Colon de Portugal,
v. Don Alvaro Jacinto Colon de Portugal,
Fac del habito de Calatrava.
VI. Don Pedro Nuno Colon de Portugal y
Castro.
Este uni6 los tltulos de Ia casa de Colon
los de los condes de Calves, marqueses de Villa
nizar; fu9 captain general de la Armada presi.
dente de la Real Audiencia de la Nreva Espana.
11SouEO U1lnOAon SOAu0eOA@U0 -oon "a AOASO0 O0
Orc.
VII Don Pedro Manuel Colon de Portugal
de la Cueva
Fue maestro campo de los Estados de Elan
des; general del ejercito en- Cataluna en- el Es-
tado de MILAN; gobernador captain general de
Galicia: virrey de Stella captain general de
las Galeras de Espaha.
VIII. Don Pedro Manuel Colon de Portugal
Ayala.
Este uni6 los tftulos de la casa ducal de
Vergara condal de los Calves, los de marques
de la Mota y San Leonardo, y conde de Ayala y
Villalonso; fue virey de Navarro de Cerdena;
decano del Consejo de Ia Guerra; gentil hombre
de camara de Felipe v su Secretario de Estado
en- ell despacho del Ministerio de Marina, Indias
y Comercio, y disfrut6 las encomiendas de Azna-
ga de la Grania de la Orden de Santiago.
TX. Dona Catalina Ventur Colon de Por-
tugal Ayala.
x. Don Jacobo Francisco Eduardo Fitiames
Stuart Colon de Portugal.
Este fu6 duque de Veragua, de Liria, de J6-
RIGA de Berwick; conde de Calves, Flnmouthk,
Ayala, etc.
tegui Jim6nez de Embri6n, del Consejo de Gas.
tilla, presidente del de Hacienda con honores
del de Estado.
Este pleite6 contra la casa de Liria hered6
por sentencia frme contra esta los tltulos de
Ia de Veragua Obtuvo Ia gran cruz de Carlos
III de Isabel la Cat6lica.
XII. Don Pedro Colon de Toledo Baqueda
no Larreategui Quinones, senador del reino
caballero del Tois6n de Orc, gran cruz de Carlos
III y de Isabel la Cat6lica, gran Official de Ia
Legion de Honor
Fu6 81 padre del actual duque de Veragus
llamado
XIII Don Crsst65az Colon dc Toledo de Ia
Cerdo g Gante, que amos pasados fue elegido pre-
sidente del Congreso de Americanistas, en-
1890 fue ministro de Fomento-(( Reproducido)
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El indivfduo herIdo aver por la locomotora
del tranvla de que dimos cuenta es efectivamen-
te sordo Sc llama Francisco TANGO. Ell maqu1.
nlsta hizo cuanto pudo por detener la locomotora
para no arrollarlo, pero no pudo conseguirlo por
que venfa descendiendo.
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Hemos dido deer que no es cierto que el Sc
nor Vega Verdugo haya pensado publican en- la
Habana ningdn folleto, explicando, como Sc ha
dicho, partlcuares que Sc relacionan con la con-
fecci6n de las debatidas Tarifas de Industria y
Comercio