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Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02
GOOD FOR THE SOUTH,
Southern Immigration Society Meets at Chattanooga-Good Plan
 s Adopted.

: z CHATTANOOGA, Aug, 1.-The executive committee of the Southern Interstate h. dustriaI and Immigration association met here today. There was fair attendance of the members, representing all the southern states, and also there were number of prominent railroad men present represent ing the leading roads of the south and west.
 A constitution and bylaws was adopted, and there was general interchange of ideas on immigration.
 Governor Northen of Georgia suggested |. a plan for promoting immigration to the south, which was much discussed and finally adopted. His plan in brief is to recommend to each state that immi grafton societies be organized at every railroad town in the state and that these local so- cieties collect information in regard to all all lands for sale and other information b that prospective settler would want, this information to be sent to the president of a state immigration association, who shall have it printed and circulated by the rail- roads.
 The representatives of the railroads promised their hearty cooperation in the working of the plan.
 It was determined to hold the next meet ing of the association in the northwest, either at Duluth, Minneapolis or St. Paul
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02
TERSELY TOLD.

You can buy shoes cheap at c. H. Frau cis', 9G22 Second avenue.
 Florence Fletcher was fined S2.6 by Jus tice Martin yesterday for larceny.
 Frank Watson is locked up at the police station charged with larceny of a pistol from B. F. Sullivan.
 McAllison Dexter was tried yesterday by Justice Martin for assault and battery. He was found guilty and fined S5 and costs.
 Banisters, French calf, cordovan kanga- roo, and patent leather shoes now $450 Men B S3 calf skin shoe now $1.95. Great bargains. Oxford ties. T. c. Kings. Sam Williams, an old Scratch Ankle ue- gro, was hit in the head with a brick last night by negro boy about F years old and slightly Injured. Williams bruises were dressed by Dr. Copeland. The as- sailant boy escaped.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02
'A. VERY GOOD CATCH.
Deputy Charles H. Cole and an Assist ant Capture Much Wanted
 Railroad Car Breaker,


 Charles A. McCarn, young white man, has come to grief, and if all the charges against him are, true he is indeed in nara way. .As
 He was arrested at Calera yesterday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff C. Il. Cole and Mir. k. l.. Mccain and brought to Birmingham on tue Louisville and Nash vile accommodation last night. His arr rest, however, was not effected until ne had been shot. The authorities had in- formation that be would be in Calera Tues day night and Deputy Sheriff Cole went down there to watch for him. lie LOOK with him MT. Mccain 10 identify McCarns
 McCarn left Birmingham Tuesday on bicycle and went by way of Bessemer to Calera, where his people life. He had in- tended arriving there by night, but the rain delayed him and it was noon yester- day when he got there. Deputy SherlH Cole ard MT. Mccain were waiting at the depot when McCarn walked upon them. He was recognized by Mccain and the oi- ficer undertook to arrest him. While Dep- uty Sheriff Cole was trying to put the handcuffs on him McCarn struck at the former and made break to run off. He had gone only few steps when MT. NC Cain shot at him, the ball taking edect 1 ID his thigh, making e flesh wound. The
  would be all right in 6 few days.
 McCarn seems to be wanted In great many places on charges of burglary and grand larceny. The bicycle on which he rode to Bossemer, it is claimed, he stole from an East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia car, breaking open the door to do so, near Calera. He is also charged with breaking into Georgia Pacific car and taking some articles some time ago. He admits taking several hundred pounds Of tobacco from an Illinois Central car short time ago. He claims that he got the to- bacco at a wreck, and that had he not taken it it would have been stolen. He had sold between 300 and 400 pounds and has 265 pounds left. He also sold some shoes to one man, it is said, and various other articles.
 In his pockets when arrested he had quite a number of receipts in the name Of Charles A. McCarn, c. A. Sanders and George Lapsley. In the first named he had Texas and Pacific pass from Marshall to Long view. He is a railroader and belongs to one of the railroad organizations. He also had bill of lading for 4S0 pounds of gro ceries, but he claims 265 pounds of this ls tobacco.
 There seems to have been more than one implicated in these burglaries, but no one but McCarn has so far been arrested.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02
NEWCASTLE, NO. 22,

WILL ROLL UP BIG MAJORITY FOR TRUE
 DEMOCRACY.
 Last night Hon. Frank P. O'Brien and l.. Y. Lipscomb, candidates for the legis- lature on the democratic ticket, went 10 Mary Lee to address the voters at that place.
 Owing to a misunderstanding the un- usually large crowd Thich had gathered dwindled somewhat, a9t the hour first an- nounced was o'clock, but when the ora tors arrived at 2 O clock they found much larger audience than they bad hoped for.
 MT. Gilmore, an enthusiastic democrat was addressing the aedience. as the two candidates drove up, and as they alighted they were greeted with much cheering by the assembly.
 Both candidates in turn addressed the audience, and after the finale were met and greeted with handshakes by all present.
 ln the last election Newcastle beat, No. 22, gave Kob 1s4 and Jones sixty votes. This year there sr4 233 voters registered, and those in a position to know make the modest assertion that Hon. William c. Oates and the straight democratic county ticket will get two- thirds of the votes boiled in that beat.
 Let the good work continue.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02
PERSONAL.

Mir. A. O'Donnell of St. Louis is at the New Acme.
 MT. T. E. England of Atlanta is guest at the New Acme.
 Miss May Bowers of East Lake has re- turned from visit to Atlanta.
 Miss Orline Arnold left for Estill Springs, where she will spend the month of August.
 Miss John Pickett of Atlanta is visiting her sister, Miss Mamie Pickett at East Lake.
 MT. Spd Moore and family leave today for a two-months' stay at White Sulphur Springs.
 MT. John J. Roach returned yesterday from Youngstown, O., where he has been for the past week.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02
SPEAKING AT WEST END.

West End school house was we'll filled last night by an audience who made mani- fest their delight by continued applause. Mr. F. E. White opened the meeting with speech upon the local issues of this cam. paign, and was followed by k. H. Fries. This was the first speech that MT. Fries de- liyered during the campaign, but it was to the point and he made the fur fly. Mir. be useless to say anything respecting MT. Dean 8 merits as an orator. Suffice it to say he charmed and delighted the audience by flights of oratory, and related in bis inimitable style several pointed anecdotes. His eulogy on Senator Morgan and Colonel Oates was loudly appauded. We can de- pend on West Eud to bring up rousing majority next Monday.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02
Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder World Fair Highest Medatand Diploma.
LIST OF JURORS
TO SERVE IN THE FALL TERM OF THE
 UNITED sTATEs COURT.

TO SERVE IN THE FALL TERM OF THE
 UNITED sTATEs COURT.
 The jurors who will serve in the United States court during the September term have been drawn and the deputy marshals will begin at once to serve subrmnas upon them. The following petit jurors were drawn:
 w. R. Poe, DeKalb county; James M. Morton, Lamar; James A. Going, Jeffer- SOD; Mortimer Williams, Jefferson; Sam uel Sanders, Walker; James Crawford, Walker; Joseph L. Miller, Lamar; Albert Seals, Jefferson; Andrew J. Warner, colored, Jefferson; Mathew Houghton, Fayette; J. R. Adams, Jefferson; w. r. Lowry, Bibb; H. NJ. Austin, Jefferson; J. B. Morton, Fayette; w. c. Guest, Eto- wah; W. W. Perkins, Jr., St. Clair; John son; E. N. King, Sumter; James L. Green, St. Clair; L. L. Schwarz, Jeffer- son; w. R. Welker, Tuskaloosa: J. J. Houseman, Tuskaloosa; T. A. Brotherton, Fayette; Charlie Hawkins, Lamar; R. H. Thomas, Jefferson; F. G.. Stevens, Jeffer- son; Robert Terrell, Jefferson; Peter Zlns- ger, Jefferson; John E. Phillips, Walker.
 The jury commission for the United States courts consists of the marshal and clerk. They were assisted in drawing the names by the following gentlemen: Dis- trict Attorney O'Neal and Messrs. A. G. Smith, R. L. Booker, R. V. Evans, W M. Burney, J. M. McMaster and H. A. Will son.
 United States court for this district will convene on the first Monday in September.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02
DEATH OF MIR. D. W. MoCARTY.

DEATH OF MIR. D. w. MCCARTHY.
 MT. D. w. McCarty had many friends in Birmingham and all over the state, in fact, who will be pained to hear of his death, which occurred the other day at his home in Lowndes county. He was prominent figure in all the state fairs and in the State Agricultural society. He was the soul of geniality and generosity, and everybody was glad always to be with him. He leaves a widow but children.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02
WE ARE THE AGENTS FOR

1te largest wine producing company in California, and can sell for family use their rure, delicious claret at go cents per gallon. N @ also sell the finest of domestic and im- IoIted liquors at reasonable prices.
 $. WISE & Co.,, No. 8, corner Morris Avenue and Twentieth Street. ap15 2m 2dp
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02
FOR SOUTHERN GIRLS.

Special attention is directed to the an. Buena Vista, Va. Dr. J. I. Miller, the president, was formerly at the head oi Staunton Female seminary and is known to many Alaban,ians. Among his former pupils and graduates was the late Misl Mollie Warrington, most worthy young woman. who died at her home in this city in 1884.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02
RETURNED FROM MORGAN.

Col. G. w. Hewitt returned yesterday from Morgan county Col. Hewitt and P. O. Bowman had joint debate at Hartselle Tuesday morning aud at Decatur that night. Good audiences were present to greet the speakers at both places.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02
SECONDEDlTION..
YEsrERpAY,s TEMPERATURE.

As especially recorded hourly for the AGE- HERALD CD the staudard th.rmomefer at Hughes drug store, corner Nineteenth street and Second avenue. The hgures given are in all instances for temperature accorded in the shade and on a northern sheltered exposure:
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and acquaintances of MT. anc Mrs. J. T..De Jarnetse are invited to attenc the funeral of the former, ,at 10 o'clock thii morning, from his late residence, Cleve' land. Interment at Oak Hill cemetery.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-Forecast of weather for the succeeding twenty -four hours: Showers tonight or Thursday; va riable winds, becoming north. <
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02

Ladies' button shoes at and less than fac tory cost to make room for S10, ,000 stock of fall shoes at T. c. Kings.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02

Fresh bread and candy made daily. c. w. Cody,3d avenue, next old postoffice. 1e5 / p
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02

If you are tired and never hungry, Hoods Sarsaparilla will make you feel strong and well.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02

LIVINGSTON RENOMINATED.
 ATLANTA, Ga., Aug. 1.-The democratic convention of the Fifth Congressional dis trict of Georgia met in Atlanta today and unanimously renominated Hon. L..-F. Livingston. .-
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02

REMOVAL NOTICE.
 Drs. gallsrd x Clapp have removed their office from 2NQ6 Third avenue 10 2020 Third ave1ue, wherS they have secured rooms on >6te ground fio6E. jyS I'm 2p
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02
i. M. VEIL X BRO.,
 1915 and 1917 First Avenue

N. B. Our Great DtiUeS !-Men's Half Hose,. in black and tan, lOc. Mems Balbriggan Undershirts, 25c.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-05
Ec0S HABINEROS

NoviemhHe 10 de 1894.
Ha fslEecido sn sStG ciudsd, tras psaoss }
aTga satsrmsdRd, Il celesYAds tipla dc xSHzHaa
ssnoYa doHa FEaHciac CeymcAa dc Est6Yex Il
troupe" que aetda En- AlbiEv, Il que psYtsne-
si6 IL estimRdA 6easpSYecjta pieEsa cf3.tEee NJ
sezef sio Para aus pobTCs hkeIfasog
-Haea dias dabaa pox IA oGnt6a FeH0E so
esAtAvoa plsta espanola.
Para priHcipios del pr6ximo Dicisrabxs,
pisnSa Ia iuntR central del Partido RsfoYm'Gts
coz AIguneG de SuE pYiRcipAlss eYadeYeg, tganla-
aaTTs OieHtusgos con 81 fA de celsbYar IN gHas
''msetisg" On los taloBes dsl t.atEo Fsxry.
Probablensnts A'gsao dc EEs erHditos as.
claYATH, que dicho pSHtlde 40 accepts laa tTansae-
cioRes Cue 81 gokisrxo de Ia naci6a 90 empa1a
sa afsctuRY cor tl de Uri6a Cosstitgcional, reg
pecto Les modi6 saeioaes del pI8n Msuxa, sl
nual eontixssrGA dstsadicndo con todas gug
fasrXAs.
Ell emiEenta eetox Antonio Vieo, ha aali-
do con toda 81 "troupe" para efsctaaY uHa 'toRY
seo" sxtfStics Fox lss Eriacipalsg pobscioSoa del
iatsrioY, asteB de coRtisuRT 50 viajs paYa M6Iico
Dicsse cue eB IL ecrts tenapcYada Qua hzo
en- sGta OAritAl, giro Espsna aobre 80 nail pesos
No HbbsmcB cpalss fasSon loE metivoa Para
que sepaTess de la oo@pRhia "a sctivo iAtsli.
gents ropraseRtaRke aenor don Carlos Antonetti
que maFeha en satos dias para PGnsm6, darpu6s
dc hAbsYle gaisdo poY 81 GontiMsnts GmeYicaao
-En Il pa1olsta de MoRseHTats hSn comeR-
sado loa tfsna1os para q monHwOAto que SO hs
do eligiE pY6xlmaments poT el Ayustsmiento de
sGta ciudad, On hoHOE del inSigas patHicio ings.
aieTo del acusdlcto do VeAto sifoT don FraHciF.
90 Albsa1 y Lars; obYA que van adnaiTar cukn
tor sxtraaieroS cHuxAn poH eEta deIdichada an
tiNs.
Con msgHideos YeSUltados 20 han heehu
les pYusbss de Las "tEasboxdadoEas do GAIA" iK-
vsAtsdas por 81 coRocido hacendado CnbAno dor
Juan ArnochszRYYa satabIeoido On Nacoais (Rs.
p6blica Doninicans) sHpsTando ctros apsra
tos paTeoidcs poE la facilidsd de eu msxsio J
ahOTve de b1axoF.
81 SenoH AEsschaxarya, inVeEtigsdoY ARiduo
eultivo J pxodUSei6A de IL cana de s16caY, ha
dsdo gTaR impulso an Il iala voeias, con su aons,
taaeis lassaieaidad. q spnsata d otHan asssg
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80 JIEDAD DE- aOGO gOs ~ UO5
LA PREVISORA

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W B. Aoaz9TTst. 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-05
TsIsgramss Via Hahaua.

Madrid Noyismbrs 1l.-ConHjgHa "El Ia
psclal, an m Artosls editorial qzs 10 costinHa.
si6H del general O1lleis On o. GobieHuo .SuFeliel
Ss Cuba, sxsitE lsE pssioRss polftcaI de os dsTe.
fAIstsu, aeosHsiI 81 GobialRo 81 Is'evod do 0ieha
aMteYdG6
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as sec del TumsT de que el GohisrRo .omsRo
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isadQ Hbrs 81 tFfsnto los huqVss de todas ls'
n1cinHss Ysocs eRcisa --DiceR de Nspoes cue
Riguss sistieRdeEs fnartes esoiltccHss en hsg
gia A1rsEtsa les dsEREtres sH tods i CAlahvis,
EEttr EMBELLISHMENTS eR aIupci6a ol Vssusic,
81 Etss II sHomboh
Nusvs York 24-SegdR aotieiss CO shsR
ghaf Is pls4s de Fort Arthur hs cfido sn podei
as loE jaaoHeses, despu6s de tVeinta J seis hors'
da enesIxix8do coabstG.--DictR dc Os9acas qSs
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VszkaE IegoRes ds VessEnsls, ragtiaEl21me ests
e. loS dspg1tsmsatoU do Zl@oTa, Lssa J Osf'
bcho. Ia pahisriSa de q sAehs, en- le sie21s d
h6Yids, ha qssdAao sR rEiass. Las osagYsola
parsoEslsH b. N sido pocas -CoraRaicsa Dc AsE
sins cue costis6sH les tsmblo "a 5e tiers eE j
YsFi6a de kalszKo a. Ia Farts ra6s EepteAtYosal
da licils. Las 6sEREacifs soa iTceAtshlcs, Cia
eueEtA nil PerEogss hsR qEedsdo en- el FaFc
dssFmpGYo. ~ slguAos lpRAIes lcE cadSvoges
hsM hrot1do de Is terra porous les tgepidseioRe'
los hi h'sha teliy de Eus tuaSbaL
EKavI York, 20 Cox uairaR de Paloxae
cue eontiAuA los tkmoloTzE dc teSrs ca ls ias
dc sicis. gyonseionss de 8Rmpieyi, Niles
Asquaaslda RabSzt- h.a sxedada destruidsE
as hAtitsHtss hsR huido soAatsrnados y sstEP
ca Ia msyCY EaiseYiK -5agta lsa dtimss notinia'
de Ia tomA dc Pcx-A1thuY, In PlazA SAtAhs dafsE
didL por ysssts rail ho oaorss. Los jspsReEss &c
10 tEyisron dosc'sxtsu bsiSS. segin SIS paYtsF
ohaislGE 81 Ala apodsYAdo de N vaioiTino be
tin dc guerra. IA TODD sl JIpon % eitS cele
arsEdo esa victoria con gTArdSs tastsios -Ssad,
dsIpsehoF de BsTl'H, 81 doctor hTiBg ha dsscu.
bisrto m "srsw." SepiYa OIL t.fas.
Nusvs York, az DissR de BuaRos Aires
qxs ss hE dss}srsdo 81 o6isTa extra los i1mie1sv
ia shIRns sa loV SstAdoS bTaSsTos de Rio Je
naira q. Psu'o C maRieaR de San PotaHBhuY
no qEa sysy Sc veY q On IL capius del Pa'acic
ds Invisrne sl rsatsiWoSio del eSHY GieolGG coz
la graz dsqEssA AleiSndEa Fsdsrcvas, ante'
pYiaseFA Alicia da HssGs. DsspT6S de "a ceEsno
ala % trAslAdsroR lna GSpoHes la catsdral d
NusStTA Ssnora de KsGaA para h.csr ID invecR,
ei6p pdbk6s.
Eusvs York, IS ComUEicaa de San Pc
ts.sbuygs one O. cxsY Nj aolks, con motive de 81
mAtTinoHio, hA pUslieRdo uza pToelAps sn l.
susl assguYA Gus IN gobierFo 20 e'forxerk pos
msioIsY IL Sopdici6n de los auVkl dc todos loI
inms1AtAmezts smplGadoS o. 81 tHabajo dc laa
tieTERI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-05

naadsnts del tsDesEoit," 81 Escxesssio de a legs
Ci6R, Rueva oHcisles y dcCs soldadcs con bsadsHs
CuaRdo dessWbsxc6 Ii comitiSa, la ecmpa
nfa de AlavA pressnt6 a1sas, J Il baAds1a nor
tsapaeSioaBa fa6 entRslsz IDA Goa Is eE9aKola
aie1 tVss las mdSicag tccabsa IL 0axchs EscioAsl
amaricARa
Esta delissds aasit Esaci6n de airspatta
sgrad6 muehs lcS raaYiaoa arasYiEaaos. qxisasI
msBitsstaron En- sl acto ~ gFstitGd 81 general
GenoH sAodas.
Eassgsisa - ding gieyoR todos = ssssci6H,
ioRds halaia Enmsyoso pa aiso.
Al ser coioo ldGs So al W R6n d. stias do o.
fast0 las Ee!iqRiss Dc Osl6a y iA bandsra noItsa
oaevicass, Lea seld dos espanolsE v3lv.s On pre-
teatAE l.a aYrsaf.
A Las 6oa 90 pxasent6 el csp.tfM general de-
sOpaytawesto, quieE mani st6 lea extrsSjs jsToi
que 10 h2b sndo TeSibida hasa las oacs &c ls
mAHsRa m telsgEAma a. miaistTo da MsIiss
IA hAbia imSe3ido prseAIaE hoaoyts, qua ii 8
hAbla 20 lido vaRiE deb are hAbsE tssido i
pFpcau t,6a de mAadar o. csadsr uaa IasSht de
vapcr, & n de poReEss en- sGxa@Ao ca cESAto 70
sibisra et ts8grsasa que eafexsba.
Ea AombF4 del a,p'tsn gsseYsl seoapf nRTt
{ Ia somisi6E hssts Jsrsx el sOasndkEds1ts d.,
SRsxtc yaRdo tambita hastA di3hA ciEdAd los
gobayRado1eS civil y niitsv y el CoxecjAl Isnel
Agsiisr.
Los naAriaoa RoYtsAmerssaRos van muy aR
siafschos de las sutoEidA6es de O6dix de 10
dsspedida que aqui 90 lee ba hschc, psTo dis
zuatAdisimcs dc IA apatia { 81 gobisyao.
Lam,ntsa que ss les hays hschs psHdsa
aqui tres diRs
Is sscsetsTio del gcbisrso, don LueiaRo Bre
sa6n, que estsba en- Tel6xssfoG por ii liGganss
~ inGtrEccioxsa promstidEs pox si miaiatx0 haeS
suatEo diA', llegt ciaco MiEutos sHtss dc GAln
Il t8eR con uA degDaeh9 del diractsT de ObIsI
9d1icas, sn sl cua - dsca que II coraisi6A d
nGxiaOs noEtsansrcaAoa hiaisTa 81 visjs sR &C
shaA do 81 elasci6H, J sAcErgAba que lAa Cor
1tnfas ds lcs AzdAuceS dSi Msdiedfa pAEarSs
8 cuaats & 10 diTscsl6R gsaeTal.
IA vista d. sEto - aeYolYi6 los msIlAcI
Io Ii somsi6a Is caatitst, Ia ports de los BIZ
istes qua "a hssiss satiifseh7, qss asSsRdii
doE aail sstsata y dos pssttas.
II gobsxzAdor % OAdiz, tslsgyaGi5 Al ds
Isvila pastiolpka Aole aus Ia comisl6n 30 habiI
o1sEto On caalao.-- Qgsro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-05
La snfermsdad de- Ia cara.
81. Dos RsR6A B. LSpeE.
DiyectoY dc LA CoRRKsPOHDHNOIA


Nuy Er. REeUtIo sSsimads sEigo: SisSdo
Is eRfeYaodEd de Is cenG dRlcs, m ssuxto On.
tan to pHaoeupa 10 atsRei6n de cuGHtos ss dedicRE
Z 10 cRltlve, per los ilsa'Oulablsa dah0g que oca
sioas On snta eIass de plAztReioSeg, , eYsysRde
los cue sstsn linaRG SlolibSn, o. iAtsTssAnta para
t1da ID PEeviReis CUAlQuitY dato q. pusda disipaE
total psreialmeAta, Las tinisblSs en- % eaeGsE
tra snvuelts tAn miGterioSA e1sz dsninA safrae.
dad, soncsptxamea como m debeT de coHeisncia,
AA.aY ptbl!oe el YasutEdo ohtenido de Lea expa-
tsaYA en- tsMosoG de Ia "Haeisnda LuisA" el il1R.
trado Directox de Is Etasi6 Agros6mise de
Rio.piedrRg, don FoYRSMdo Lopez TueYo; cor
tsl osIsto, no hSmos vAciIsdo an diTigixRoE Y.
Aabiendo ole con Agsado, On 81 popular dlsria,
susnta idss paada ser caUsA dc bsAOdsi siosos re-
spladeH an py6 de sste hsYnoso rico p1iS.
E aia - de Ostsbrs h'time, lleg6 4 ssts
puablo 81 Ssna1 Lopez TaaHo, con Ii idsA de con
preb&S sR ans hAsisndA lss expeYioAGiss aas, O..
90 nos diiD, vsRia prseticAAdo en- 10 EEtaoi6R
Agson6mica de Rio PiSdHaa, para aSegaYAYBe do
oil les xtssltados qua siOmpIe cbtuvo en oaiaa do
yegetaai6R y tisrrxs de aquel eatableOimisnto,
esnvsnan con les que 81 vox ehtuvieYA sn ID
hacienda doAem'Rada "LuiHA" { Ia Cual nOs tEaE-
lazamos csA dichs objato.
Acompanados de gVh MOEte n6usYO de per.
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res fuaHen aTYaRcadsa buen n6meTo de eepas de
Rsna, unsa musrtas "a eonsseueReia do IL en-
fs7medad cue lee atasA, y 0tHas con log pYiaeroF
pistenan dc tsn taHYihle ensmigo, como 10 son Is
talts de 5anaYsello sn los tAlloE Il palidez On
lee hoiss indisaade bien clayanlsxte que ssA tel.
h De color dssaYEoile, % Rna nenauasi6R que
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con epoEtunidAa las comusIeadAg pox 81 nixiEts-
rio do IL 0us1ra, han aeordado, COMO "a dijs,
Ealir para Madrid ea 81 tres expTeao, ccnducisM
do pox 81 cRsRta les xsliqpias de Ool6n.
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goberRadoYeS civil nailitA1, comiHioReT del
AyuntAmiesto } de la DiputAci6D, jstsS J efoia.
les fEanc0s do ssyyisios, baadas dc mtnica de lcl
rsgimisntos de Paviay AavA, una ccmpania de
meyoEo ID olioe.
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