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War ISailon FOR the Cub,ns

Hartford, Conn.,, Sept. 4.-Samuel An.
drews, a machinist of this city, claims
to have perfected war balloon which
he sold to syndicate Of New York
Cubans for use in the aid Of the Cuban
insurgents.
The balloon has been tested in the
fields and is said to work perfectly.
Instead of the ordinary carriage fitted
with an armbred box from which a
number of bombs can be suspended, the
bombs are ignited and released by auto
matte machinery in the box. after all
are discharged the box eXplodes, de-
stroying the balloon. The machinery
is worked by steel spring. Andrews
claims to have device by which he
can control the direction of the balloon.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-12
TO GIVE THE NEWS.
Cable to BE Laid From Shore to Scene
ths Yacht Race.

Cable to BE Laid From Shore to Seen" or
ths Yacht Race.
New York. Sept. G.-Saturday's inter
national yacht race will be the occasion
of an innovation in the means of trans
mitting news of the progress in the coll
test between the champion boats of Eng
land and America, and will mark 4
long step forward in the business of re.
porting aquatic sporting events. Up 10
this time the accurate and speedy report
Ing of such an event as yacht race has
been attended with great difficulty.
Watchers stationed at points of vantage
near the course laid out for the yachts
have given the public on shore the earl
lest Information obtainable of the pro.
gress of the races, following as best they
could the various nlaneuvers of the
yachts and estimating as closely ns
might be the distance which separated
the craft as the race progressed. When
it is recalled that observation in this
manner is at distance sometimes of as
much rs fifteen or twenty miles, and
that often a fog and more frequently Il
haze obstructs the view, the difficulty OF
accurately reporting IA yacht race may
be realized.
Now, however, the public Of both thu
old and the new word are to have
prompt and accurate Information OF the
yacht races between Defender and Val
kyrie as they progress. through the en-
terprise of the Commercial Gable com.
pany. This company's steamer Mackay
Bennett will lay n submarine cable to
the scene of the yacht race. The end
Of the cable will go on board and he
specially connected with England and
France through the company's main
ocean cable. landing at Coney Island.
The Postal Telegraph company will also
have an office on board the Mackay-Ben-
nett, and will forward kilograms to all
points in the United States and Canada.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-12
iiE WANTS DAMAGES.
SUIT AGAINST oUMRy's ESTATE
Joseph Munai Who Was Fearfuiiy Hurt
In the Explosion at the Hotel Asks for
ol8,OOO-Otlier suits VIII Follow.

Denver, Sept. 5.-In the United States
District Court this morning was filed
the first number of suit for damages
horrible Gumry Hotel fatality Of last
month.
Joseph Munal, one of those injured by
the explosion, brought suit for SIS ZOO
damages and for the recovery of 81 600
which he alleges he has paid out for
doctors bills, hospital expenses, etc.
The international Trust Company, ad-
ministratOr of the estate Of Peter Gum
ry, is the defendant.
The principal allegation Of MunaI s
complaint Is that Gumry, the propri-
etor of the wrecked hostelry, employed
an incompetent engineer to take chargs
of the boilers and that he knowingly
and persistently allowed such incompe-
tent engineer to remain in charge of the
boilers after he was assured of his in
competency.
1t Is also alleged that the boilers were
unsafe at the time of the accident, and
that they had been unsafe for a long
time prior to 1t. Furthermore, that
Gumry was apprised of their condition
and refused to take the proper steps to
put them in proper condition.
AoA theSC IelSoHS lllt
thinks he is entitled TO recover damag-
es, and to have himself made whole in
the matter Of the expenses arising from
the injuries he received as a result Of
the explosion. Fifteen thousand dol
lars, he says will not more than COM
pensate him for the bruises Of body
and shock of mind and nerves. The
$1,000 expenses he has already dis
bursed.
1t will be remembered that Munal oc-
cupied room 62 of the ill-fated hotel
the night of the disaster. The falling
building carried him with it in its
crash to the ground, and he was buried
deep in the debris. After hours of aw-
full suffering he was taken from the
wreck about 6 o'clock in the morning,
more dead than alive. He was the first
person rescued and one Of two buried
in the ruins who were taken from
them with life still in them.
When safe at the county hospital it
was found that his body was terribly
broken and bruised. The face was cut
in a dozen places, the nose broken, tho
eyes closed and the lips and cheeks
spread open. The arms and legs, and,
in fact, the whole body, presented an
aspect of contusions.
Munal is a cigar maker by trade and
had only been in the city about week
when he was hurt. His home is in Cal
70, Illinois. Other suits will follow
this.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-12
AtiIlInns rf leis;, KIiIr,l.

made by the Yorktown Straw Board
company yesterday killed fish by the
millions and they began to become pu-
trified after noon and the water has
been getting worse ever since. A bowl
of water when heated would stencil q
room SO it could not be occupied.
The indianapolis Water Works com.
pany to-day notified Prosecutor Scan
Ian that they would stand half of the
prosecution expenses. He went over
the twenty miles to-day and was sur
prised. 1t is estimated there ara 10000.
900 fish lying dead in the twenty miles
Ten loads We're taken out to-day.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-12
An Earthquake In Montana.

Butte, Mont, Sept. Cat 1925 this
morning slight shock of earthquake
was felt in this city. lasting for about
six seconds. 1t was not severe enough
to do any damage and was noticed by
few. At Helena the shock was severe.
People rushed from hotels and build
ings and much excitement was caused
The shock was also severe in Great
Falls, severe enough to be noticed by
all who We're up at that time. The
time of the shock at Great Falls Is CIV
en- as 1920
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-12
READY FOa TIE RACE.
Intense Interest Exh bited at New York
CIV.

Cly.
New York, Sept. 6.-No previous con-
test for the Americas cup has aroused
such intense and widespread interest on
both sides of the Atlantic as the races
between Defender and Valkyrie ILL.,,
which begins tomorrow off Sandy
Hook. Not only are hundreds of strang-
ers In town from Boston, Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Chicago and many other
cities of the far West. eager to witness
the grand struggle between the two
speediest yachts ever built, but the NUN.
ber of foreign visitors who are here for
the same purpose, has never before
been equalled. The hotels are packed
with guests, and every available eNc,r'
sion steamer in the vicinity has been
pressed into service to accommodate the
thousands of sightseers who will wit
ness the rare spectacle.
Such big rush for the ocean course
has been anticipated for tomorrow
that unusual precautions have been tax
en- by the cup committee to have the
course properly patrolled, so that the
racing yachts shall not be interfered
with by the excursion fleet.
The committee has also issued no
tice to all captains of excursion boats
and pleasure craft. urging the necessity
of keeping an absolutely clear course.
and to do all in their power to prevent
Interference with the races, so that
there may be no cause for complaint, as
there was on several occasions during
the international races two summers
ago.
Official Measurer ]. D. Hyslop of the
New York Yacht club went this mornn.,
to the dry dock in the Erie basin and
measured both the yachts. With Mr..
Hyslop We're eX-Commodore James u.
Smith and number of prominent merl-
bers of the New York yacht club, every
one Of whom expressed themselves sur
prised at the beauty and general excel
lence of the two boats
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-12
Tho Western states Congros..

Santa Fe, N. NJ, Sept. 6.-Governor
Thornton has appointed the following
delegates to the Western States Con-
ference at Topeka. Kansas, October L:
NJ. NJ. Salazar, John NJ. collars, A. H.
Whitmore, John Corbett, Don Kedse,
H. B. Ferguson, E. S. Slower, Antonio
Joseph, T. d. Burns. A. A. Freeman, q.
v. Chaves, ]. W. Hawkins, John Poe,
George H. Cross, Il. A. Fiske, Felipe
Chaves.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-12
Silver In GerInailY.

London. Sept. 5.-A Berlin dispatch
to the Times says the German bimetal-
lists are making desperate attempts to
deprive Of Its uncomfortable meaning,
the statement of Hon. A. J. Balfour,
first lord of the treasury, in the House
Of Commons. to the effect that a cur
rency conference would probably not
come to any agreement on the ratio of
value between gold and silver. DR..
Arendt, editor of the organ of the bimet.
allists, declares that IL Germany con.
tnues her policy of indecision, the ex-
treme silver party will rise demanding
free coinage of silver.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-12
TO REDEEM ARID LANDS.
German Capitol to Be Invested In
Idaho

Boise, Idaho, Sept. 5.-Dr. Charles B.
Gibson of Chicago. who has been here
comforting with Governor Mcconnell
concerning a scheme to redeem Idaho's
arid land under the Carey act, has re-
turned to Chicago. 1t is said he will
make favorable report on the project,
and the result will probably be the in
vestment of a large amount of German
capital in irrigation works in this state,
Mr.. Gibson represents Berlin capital
lists, and he told Governor Mcconnell
il good security were offered it would
be easy to secure $2O.OOO,0OO for invest
ment here
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-12
NEBRASKA STATE MONEY.
A Court Case of Peculiar Interest in Col
oradO.

Omaha, Neb., Sept. 5.-Papers have
been prepared and were filed in the
United States circuit court in Omaha
today, in suit which State Treasurer
Barley has commenced to recover div
idends on the state deposits lost in the
Capital National bank. When the Cap
ital National bank of Lincoln failed, it
owed the state the sum of $236, ,361 .S3.
This amount had been turned over to
the state treasurer by the retiring treas
urer in the form Of a certificate Of de-
posit in the now defunct bank. Suit
was commenced to recover the amount
from the ex-state treasurer. The case
was tried and the jury disagreed. Now
Treasurer Barley commences action to
recover the entire amount with interest
from the receiver Of the Capital Nation
al bank. A dividend of 10 per cent.
has been declared by the bank and the
states share of that dividend, about
SOL 900, is being held by Receiver Hay
den, pending the result Of the trial Of
the case in the courts.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-12
tr u Df Oranges.

Jacksonville, Fla. Sept. 4.-Secretary
Turner of the Jacksonville fruit ex-
change, estimates the crop of oranges
in the state ut not over 100000 boxes
against 100000 for the season of 1893
4. The greater portion of the crop this
year will come from Matanee river SEQ
ton on the Gulf coast where the freezing
of last winter did comparatively little
damage. Cincinnati fruit dealers have
already bought the entire stock Of the
region.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-12
bpritt,r tJ,e Iu,Innl

Washington. Sept. 5.-The idea OF at
tempting to dock the battleship Indiana
in the United States preliminary to her
speed trial, has been abandoned, and
Mr. Cramp is now about to arrange for
docking the ship at Halifax A corps OF
MS own expert workmen will place tht
blocks beneath her keel, and insure the
vessel against improper treatment IL
the dock.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-12

to the fan and urging all wool
growers, farmers and others interested
in wool protection to petition the Fifty
fourth Congress to pass legislation favor
able to such interests. Judge Law
renee announced he would call meet
ing of the National Wool Growers as
sociation at Washington after Congress
assemblies to inaugurate movement
to have the tariff on wool restored.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-12
The Grr.t sc,..c. Library.

Springfield, Mass, Sept. 4.-The coun.
ell of the American Association for the
Advancement of Science, took an i'm.
portant step at its meeting this morning
by adopting resolutions favoring the
selection of the University Of Cincinnati Il
as the location of its library of many
thousand volumes. The reading OF
papers was continued at the meeting
Of the session in the morning. After
adjournment at noon for dinner other
papers were presented in the afternoon
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-12
Anger. d Against Canada.

St Johns, N. F., Sept. 5.-The govern.
ment has received advices that the seIz-
ures Of vessels In Canadian Labrador
waters are due to breaches Of the Gus
toms rules. The press comments strong
ly on the proceedings. Public opinion il
against the Canadians.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-12
Against tn. Kaiser.

Cardiff, Sept. 6.-The trades union
congress unanimously passed a resolu-
ton protesting against Emperor Will
liam's interference with the liberty Of
the press and expressing sympathy with
the workingmen of Germany in their
struggle for liberty.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-12
Against Women DrIe~,t--.

Warrenton, Mo-. Sept. THE ST.
Louis district German Methodist confer
ence has voted against the admission of
women rs delegates TO the general cont
ference. and votcd strongly against tn,
change of ratio Of ministerial representa-.
ton to the general conference.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-12
Hapdsom, Church burned.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Sept 6.-west-
minister church, handsome brown
stone structure at Nicolet Avenue and
Seventh Street burned early this
morning. The building cost $15O.0OO
The congregation Is the wealthiest and
largest of the Presbyterian denomina-
ton in the state. The fire was clearly
incendiary.
The insurance was $4,000. which
will just about cover the loss.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-12
DurrHn''% Trial,

San Francisco. Cal, Sept AT the
Durrant trial to-day the taking Of tes-
timony was begun. The first witness
was DR.. Barrett. who performed the
autopsy on Blanche Lamont.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-12
Ohio Wool Growsrs.

Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 5.-The Ohio
Wool Growers association this after
noon adopted a resolution to the effect
that free wool Is causing heavy loss
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-12
S,u'r African Gold

Capetown, Sept. 6.-The amount of
gold exported from Cape Colony during
the month of August was ES30,623
Yesterday 100000 in gold was shipped
to London. :
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WASH GOODS.

Another crash iu this department.
Such drop In prices never was dreamed
VI m the Wash Good, world.
pieces OF Black Dotted Swiss,
genuine imported goods. im.
poriation cost 7Sc yard, We will no
sell them while they h,tat lUU
Andorson's famous Scotch Lu.
phNts, choice OF hity patterns
Ia beautiful co,OrIngs. to keep O0o
up the good work, In this sale AUC
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la FAYEr1E, India Mrs. Jas.
Fay living near this city, claims to
have been cured by tho use Of sim.
mons Liver Regulator after Ave OF ak
OF the best physicians had pro.
n'nnced the case hopeless. pa lbert
A. Wells. Your druggist sells II In
""der ~ lquiG; the powder to l.
t'Geu dry, or maue into tea.
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P0RTlERES.

as pairs extra tine quality
Chenille pOrticres, sir
hnsh, width per pair -
inches, length yards.
sold everywhere at !5uo 90 60
pair, sou will find them at pA'OO
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BOYS CLOTHING.

Prices cut again. Best qualities still
further reduced to take place Of
modern qualities sold cut
boys Jersey SUITS, worth dl En-
f7.sS suits, latest styles 'pJ lpl.OU
our . %. s7.uo and g. SO TN.
est Cashmere and all
wool Knee Pants Suits,
in all styles, grade, aud td 60
ayes, lt pt'OO
Boys Long Pants Suits. In
dark miNeI Cashmere.
my ard IS years only 90 Tx
worth ! and $3.50 suit, az lpN'iO
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WRAPPERS.

Light Pcrcalc Wrappers. fast Or
colors. at wv
"a dozen Light Percale Wrappers.
large tuii.g over shoulder, AZ
latest styles, worth goc, 80 at fOl
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Fremont, Idaho, GdssttG Fremont
county was visited ON Friday last by
n terrific wind.stSrm. Considerable
damage was done anu the people ter.
rluly frightened. In Salem a new IA.
foaned two story building OF David
Hnrsha was blown down, aud now lays
A. dat as q pancake. A heap Of ruins
only marks the site Of what promised
IN be one OF the finest residences In
Fremont county. Fortunately, the
owners had not yet moved into II.
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LACE CURTAINS special.

90 pairs fine hand made Irish
Point Curtains, elaborate.
~ embroidered and appli.
uucd ON hnc Boblnet In
cream OF Whiic,sige 5!Ngo,
s sa'.' So a '''' sale 1871
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WOOL DRESS GOODS.

Double width DE Beige Suiungs, worth
s,c IN this sale at lOc yard.
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WASH SILKS.

The busy s,lk ai3lcs have the bargains.
Printed S,'te and Wash Silks 90 i2i,c.,
~, - and 80 are hummers.
20 inch Nuh Cfcpou,, m evening shades
only just the thing iOr q cool dress
OF waist at Pc yard, worth double.
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DUCK SUITS.
LADIES WAISTS.

Ladies' percale Waists. all sizes |
at i
White Lawn Plated Waists, were n
soc each, 70 at q
100 dozen Ladies' laundcred
Waists. we're 6oc, IS and sSc, A
sale price. 4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-29
POR UNA MTRADA

Una gotta mas de aqua basta para haoer
desbordsr un vase.
4abfa oontado con poder dar una docena
de paseos oogida de tn brazo.
Cuando te marohaste vi ell tren desspare
oer llevdndote, me- pareci6 que volvfa oaer
en- las tinicblas de las ouales me habiss aaoado
Ne hallaba bajo la pesadumbre de una de-
cepoi6n enorme, y fuf sentarme en- el parque
al pie do un arbol, del cual las abejas habfan TO-
mado possession zumbaban como las ideas que
bullfan en- mi cerebro.
Me propuae llevar la prdctica mil planes
desesperados enoerrarme en- mi habitaci6n no
salir de ella, no ooupandome en- NADIA dejarme
morir de inanioion, d fin de esoapar por este me-
dio del fastidio en- ell DUAL me hund1a cada vez
mas, como un "touriste" imprudente en- una
quebradura llena de nieve, bsjo Ia Quail SO hun.
de mas ouanto mas SO defende
Mi padre pas6 por alK me enoontr6 con
Ia cabeza cogida entire las manos miranda al
suelo.
-4Qu6 haoes ehfP-me pregunt6
Por la primera vez hice un movimiento de
insubordinaci6n y exolam6 con IN aoento que le
extrafl6:
Me aburro, me fastidio.
Me miro atentamente oomprendi que On
au interior me oompadeoia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-29
BrBhzoEzoA D. "LA CoRRHsroNDnncrA".

ramas que forman una boveda easi impenetrabIs
los rayos del sol, en- una extension de medic
kilometro
-iBarges!-noa dijo Jonas desiguGndonos
con su latigo Ia maciEa construction,
volvio aumirse en- 81 mutismo hsbitual.
Es una hermosa morsda colocada en- uno de
los lugares mas pintoresoos. Por todos lados
bosques inmensos esoalsn las colinas, al Die de
Las cuales el Joune desliza sus ruidosas aguas en-
un lecho pedregoso.
-SEa el sehor de Bsrges ell que acaba de
pasar d nuestro lado'- pregunte nuestro con-
duotor.
ST
-huy rico. sus padres murisron hsce
muoho.
-1Y vive aqufP
-Todo ell afo
Jon4s afadi6:
Gran cazador mejor vividor: ca IN pG-
Jaro de oucnts lSe saben buenas cositss de I'll
81 ordenanza de mi padre no habfs pro-
nunoiado jamas tantas palabras segnidaa.
Me vclvi -
Ell senor de Barges Sc habfa detenido a
borde del oamino seguis Dir8ndonos
Con Ia punta de su latigo me envio un ga
ludo, que mas bien parecfa an beso.
Esto 10 hahfa heoho mas de una veg pero
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-29
Sc aproximan las Paecuas Y con

Sc aproximan las Pascuas y con ese
motive "La Fama de Puerto-Rico" que
sabe han de celebrarse algunas bodas, tie
ne en- sus anaqueles preciosas coronas de
azahares, ramos de azahares y en- tiras
vareadas, surah, brocados y crespones
blancoa y crema, medias de seda y ell mag
nffico cors6 ''La Fama," reformado, corto,
con talle largo. A1gunos enamorados que
han visto esos objetos han decidido cele-
brAr slls bOdas en- breye,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-29

Fructuoso Martinez, 6 teniente coronel al
Comandante don Francisco Puig va Go.
mandante el Captain don Froilan Peha
& Quienes felicitamos.
Cotizaciones de giros = efectos publ.
COS hoy.
Londres. ........9o DIV 7-7O q 7.76 nominal
Paris. ........... 81 q 55 ps nominal
Madrid = Barcelona. "a pS venta
New-YoFk. 50 p5 nominal
Acoiones del Banco Es-
panol....: ..::........9 .91 90 cru nominal
Aociones del Banco Te-
Eritorial = Agrfcola.. 81 65 GU nominal
Cedulas hipotecarias 991 90 cIunominal
Nos informan que consecuencia de
estos dias de nuvias, han ocurRido algunos
derrumDes de terra en- la nueva carretera
en- construction de Oayey q Guayama.
Madame de Genlis.-Las veladas de
la quinta, tomo, edici6n de lujo, pesos
30 centavos.-Bouilly.- .-Cuentos mi hiia,
l tomo, ldem idem, pesos 80 centavos.-.z
Ducray Duminill.-Las tardes de la Gran.
ia, tomo id i'd, pesos so centavos.-Sei-
Jas.--Tratado teorico practice de Tenedu.
ria de libros, por partida doble, tomo en-
cuadernado, 2 pesos. Observation-Disclosures.
lanea de 100 lecturas, tomo tela inglesa,
pesos.-RoZzol.- para aprendeE
Ell aleman en- "a lecciones, / tomo encua-
dernado, l peso 90 centavos. os.-Estev&nez
matematicos, ffsicos,
QutmlcOs, etc, l tomo en- CartonS, rs Gem
tavos.-Librerfa de B. y. Sanjurjo Vidal.
Tenemos noticias de que dentro de muy
breves dias quedara despachado por Obras
P6blicas su informe referenre al ferro-ca-
rril en- proyecto, de Mayaguez Lares.
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Do Aibonito:-" En- la noche del do
mingo pr6ximo pasado tuvo efecto en- 81
"Circulo de Amigos" de esta villa, una lu-
cida jaranita en- IL cual rein6 el mayor Or
den compostura, propias de gente culta
y bien educada; siendo objeto el bello sexo
de innumerables obsequios y galanter1as
por parte de los ameblos j6venes que COM
ponen dicho cfrculo. Vaya I'm aplauso
para la juventud aibonitefa, la cual en- e1
progres0 Gamma & paso agigantado."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-29

Sc quejan de Ia Marina del p6simo es-
tedo en- que SO encuo ntran aquellas GALES
& consecuencia del ultimo temporal de
aqua. Hay baches onormes, algunos des-
pidi8ndo IN hedor insoportable. Aver
tarde, nos dicen, paseaba s. e. el Gober-
nador por 81 dicho barrio y con dificultad
Iudo pasar Dor aleunas Gales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-29

Sc daba por cierto anocho Ia notioia
de que ha caido en- poder dc las autorida-
des de Cuba una expedition que reciente-
expedition la que so referfa el ''Herald"
en- telegrama quo publicamos el "a del CO.
rriente. La mandaba Chico Sanchez SO
componfa de 20 hombres, so rifles, rs re-
w6lvers, go machetes, 35 mil cartuchos de
rifles, 80 mil de rew6lvers y materialOs
para la elaboration de dinamita. Que no.
sotros sepamos, es esta la prinera expedi-
ci6n que, en- la presente guerra, ha oaido
on poder de las autoridades.
Ha ascendido & Ayudante segundo de
Sanidad Militar con residencia en- esta Ca
pital, nuestro amigo don Ubaldo Conejo
Velasco. LIE felicitamos.