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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-31

Mr.. Sewall will not resign.
rwenty.nine lives lost In the Colo.
RADIO floods.
Senator Teller addresses great Bryan
ratification meeting at Cheyenne.
Idaho Mckinley Republicans obtain
a majority OF the State committee to call
a meeting.
Postmas.cr'Gcncial stanton due in
Salt Lake about the middle Of August,
on visit Of inspection.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-31

Albert l.. stetson committed suicide
in san Francisco.
Deposits Of gold bring up the reserve
In the treasury TO sos, 6ss 600
Cloudburst In u CANYON near Morrison,
Colo, browns twenty or more people.
County Clerk Scott Of Sheridan
county, wyo.. sentenced to three years
for forgery.
Silver convention dominates Bryan
aud sewall by reclamation, andod journ.
sine die.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-31
Friday. July a.

Mrs. Wiley was killed by her hus.
band in Chicago.
Worlds record equaled by Red 5. at
Butte races.
The Wyoming Democratic conven-
ton is to be held at Reck Springs Aug
ust 18th.
Senator Allen Of Nebraska was chosen
permanent chairman OF the Populist
convention by vote Of 65i TO COS.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-31

Mrs. Rhode Noah, Of this place, was
taken In the night with cramping pains
and the next day diarrhoea set 10. She
took half bottle Of blackberry cordial
but got no relii. She then sent to me
to see II | had anything that would help
her. sent her bottle Of Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy aud the fTst
desc cured her. Another OF Our neigh
bors had been sick for about week and
had tried different remedies for diar-
rheoa hut kept getting worse. sent
him this same remedy. Only four doses
Of II were required 10 cure him. lie
says he owes his recovery to this wonder
ful remedy.-Mrs. Mary sibley, Sidney,
Mich. For sale by John Boyden x Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-31
SPARKS.
DAILY LIST OF HAPPENINGS AND
OTHER NEWS.

All the Important Event. Of the week
Condensed Prom the Lates, reiegraphic
Dispatches Prom Here, There aud
Everywhere.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-31

Richdeld. Utah, July 26.-Heavy
floods visited this country again this
afternoon. Joseph, Elsinore, Brooklyn,
Monroe, Annabella, Glenwood, Rich.
field and vormillion we're all submerged.
The streets and reads between these
towns are almost impossible tonight,
The clouds are all massing aud the
lowering aspect Of the heavens suggest.
the probability Of another general de-
luge tomorrow at the appointed hour.
Provo, July 25.-Nathaniel Williams
came down from his sawmill In the
right hand fork OF Provo canyon, aud
reports a cloudbirst Thursday night and
narrow escape OF the folks AZ the mill
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-31

Last summer some Of our grand child.
rem was sick with a severe bowel trouble
Our doctors remedies had failed, then
we tried Chamberlain's Cholic, Cholera
and Dlarrheoa Remedy, which gave very
speedy relief. We regard at the bes,
remedy ever put ON the market for bowel
complaints. Mrs T.. g. Gaeagory, Fred.
erickstown, Mo. This certainly IL the
best medicine ever put on the
market for dysentery, summer
complaint, collie and cholera In.
fantum in children. II never fails to
give prompt relief when used In reason.
able time and the plain printed direc.
tions are followed. Many mothers have
expressed their sincere gratitude for the
cures II has effected. For sale by John
Boyden * Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-31

\ hint given by the schiling tea.ad.
yertisements may b. Of use to house.
wives, whether they use >chilling's beet
or not. We quote.
Whatever your tea il, don't Toll 1t.
Bring your water to the boiling point.
Put in your tea; let it stand four Ia
eight minutes mo longer according Ia
the tea. Pour It oil the leaves into the
cup; or, II you're not ready to drink 1t,
pour II into another pot and keep II
hot"
That's a good hint. Thanks But W,
wish there was some way for the average
man or woman to tell good tea from bad
Can't you tell us2
Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Re
newer Is, unques,ionably. the best pre-
sentative Of the hair. lti- also curatiy,
OF dandrun, letter and all scalp afIec
lions"
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-10-08

His candidacy is not based on his
superior qualifications for the office,
but on an appeal for sympathy,
and denouncing those who opposed
him as tricksters and frauds.
In the judicial convention Mr..
McIntire received the unanimous
support of Teton county delegates
as well as those of Fat head county.
The chairman of the Teton delega-
tion nominated Mr.. McIntire, his
nomination was seconded by
another Teton delegate, and the
nomination was made unanimous.
Members Of the delegation say
that at that time Mr.. Pomeroy
said he would acquiesce in the de-
cision of the convent tion, and that
he endorsed the action of the Teton
delegates. -Kailspell Inter Lake.
Alex G. Botkin was elected as
delegate to congress ty the people
of Montana in 1882, and was de-
prived of his election by such acts
as running full tram loads of rail-
road laborers from Thompson to
Horse Plains and Weeksville,
voting them at every precinct and
rolling up fictitious majority for
Maginnis in those three precincts
of 826; stuffing 500 straight demo-
cratic tickets in the ballot box at
Miles city before they were opened
to count; counting Clarge demo-
cratic majority from fictitious
precinct which was given the name
of WooleY's ranch, but which never
had an existence, and oy bulldozing
of the worst type in Choteau coun>
ty, in which the democratic county
officials of that county were the
chief actors. The old timers of
Montana have not forgotten that
outrage on the sanctity of the bal
lot, and many democrats who we're
here then will embrace the oppor-
tunity to register their disappro~
val. Col. Botkin will run away
beyond his regular party vote, and
will surely leave behind in the race
that political trimmer for office,
Bob Smith, who was a democrat
until he could not get an office
through that party, "a populist
looking for democratic endorse
ment two years ago in order to get
Charlie Hartman's place; and is
this year, as he has always been
at heart, democrat, but posing as
a pouplist that the gubernatorial
nomination might come to him
through the poputist party in the
abandonment of principle and pollt-
ical prostitution which resulted in
the hermaphrodite ticket nom>
inatad at MiSSonla Rava1ii Re.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-10-08

Additional members of the re-
publican county committee were
selected last Saturday as follows:
Dupuyer, G. B. Perkins; Robare,
G. B. Cartwright. Both are good
republicans, and their selection is
satisfactory to all factions.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-10-08

Entered at the post Office at Dupuyer, Mont
as second-class mail matter.
c. E. Trescott, Publisher.
For President,
WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
of Ohio.
For Vice President,
GARRET A. HOBART,
of New Jersey.
For Governor,
Alexander G. Botkin.
For Lieutenant Governor,
Peter P. Dolman.
For Secretary of State,
Louis Rotwitt.
For Treasurer,
Charles M. Webster.
For Auditor,
Albert L. Love.
For Attorney General,
Samuel G. Murray.
For Supt. of Public Instruction,
John P. Hendricks.
For Associate Justice,
George H. Grubb.
For Congressman,
o. f. Goddard.
For Judge, Eleventh district,
B. ]. McIntire.
For State Senator,
o. G. Cooper.
For Representative,
John A. Kennedy.
For Sheriff,
S. L. Potter.
For County Treasurer,
Bert Hofer.
For Assessor,
Milton D. Cooper.
For Clerk and Recorder,
A. g. Warner,
For Clerk of the District Court,
Sterling Mcdonald.
For County Attorney.
James Sulgrove.
For Superintendent of Schools,
J. A. Moulton.
For Surveyor,
Olaf Field.
For Public Administrator,
J. H. Dunlap.
For Coroner,
G.. J. Fawcett. 4
For County Commissioners, 80
Geo. W. Magee, IS
James Gibson,
W: S. Barrett.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-10-08


candidate for judge of this district
His candidacy is an insult to the
republicans of the district and an
outrage on the republican county
ticket The county is beirg flooded
with statements that are barefaced
falsehoods. That are insults to the
intelligence and honor OF the peo
pie of the county aud to the com
munity in which he lives. 4 Mr.. Pom
eroy is passing before the people
OF the district as a martyr, who
was beaten for nomination by
rrickery and fraud He was
forced upon the people of this dis
trict against their determined op-
position, and when they refused to
give him nomination he adopts
the sympathy dodge and cries that
he was unfairly beaten. 1t is told
all over the district that he was
defrauded out Of the delegation in
Kalispell. The facts in the case
are all that are necessary to brand
that statement as false. OF 166
votes fn the primaries in precinct
number one Mr.. Pomeroy had %;
of 161 votes in precinct number
two he had 25. Out of total vote
of 327 he had At. Does that look
as though he was defrauded of the
delegations from Kalispel pri-
maries? and yet the story is being
indu9triously circulated that the
$50 votes against him were cast
by hoboes and hoodlums. Are
seven eighths of the republican
voters of these two precincts
hobos2 More than 100 of these
voters are outside of the town of
Kalispell. Are these voters all
hoboes? On Mr.. Pomeroy's tickets
for delegates and alterr ates in
Kallspell precincts were " names,
and he had AZ votes. If none but
those on his own tickets had voted
he would have barely been success
full in carrying the delea aations.
In the county convention a rising
vote for temporary chairman gave
Mr.. Wallace, the McIntire candi-
date, 48 votes; and Mr.. SchonfeIdt
the Pomeroy candidate, 81 votes.
He was fairly beaten on that pro-
position. AS soon as the conven-
tion was organized the resolution
referred to elsewhere was explained,
introduced, read and adopted ex>
actly as stated. These are facts
that cannot be denied, yet in the
face of all the people of the district
are told that he was cheated and
| tricked in that convention. He
was fairly and squarely beaten.
Processing to be an ardent republi-
can, and presenting himself as a
candidate, he was bound by every
of political honor and
olitical decency to abide by the
fFesult. Instead of that he does not
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-01
De Ia Gazette Official:
COBiERNO GENERAL
DE LA ISLA DE PUERTO RICO.

NegociadO o-Ciroular Els deber
ineludible de las Autoridades el velar pOr
la salubridad p1blica, aef como el de ha-
Ger cumplir en- todas sus parties las medi-
das hiQi6nicas que la ciencia acOnseja pa
ra evitar la presentation y propagation de
Intermediates infecciosas epid6micas; y
teni6ndose conocimiento que en- algunos
pueblos de l0 Isla Sc han presentadO casOs
dc viruela, quizas por no haber cumplido
rigurosamente las prescripciones SANTA
rias dictadas en- distintas Oirculares; hr
memente decidido este G. bierno General
& evitar, por cuantos medios est6n & sii al
cance, Ia propagation de la refarida enter
medad, de acuerdo con e1 parecer de la
COYnisi0n Permanente de la Junta SNpe
rior dc Sanidad, he tenidO 6 bien dlctar
las reglas siguientes que SO sujetaran las
Autoridades locales de los pueblcs de La lsla
Primera.-Los Alcaldos dispondran 10
conveniente para Ia inmediata adquislcion
del virus vaCunO y prescrlblran Ia Vacu-
naci6n & domiciiio.
Segunda. .-- Cada quince dias. darAn
cuenta este GObierno General del nu
nero de personals vaCunadas, con EXPIRE
sion de los nombres = barrios en- que resi-
dan, indicandO ademas el resultado que
Sc obterga.
Tercera,-Sa prohibs en- absolute la
concurrencia s las Escuelas, de los niflos
que no est6n vacunados, haci6ndose res
ponsable en- primer t6rmino el Maestro.
Cuarta.-Sera obligatorio la vacuna-
ci6n en- las Carceles, Asilos y demas Els
tablecimientos dc benefcencia.
Quinta. AyuntamientOs estaran
obligados & conetruir habiitar locales
aprOpiados con destino hospitales exclu-
sivamento dc variOlOsos, cuyos Estable-
cimientos sora asf mismo obligatorio con-
ducir & aQuellag personals que, atacadas
10 la enfermedad de La viruela, no tengan
30 recursos suicientes para ser bien asis-
Gidas con el debidO aislamiento. Estos
locales deberan egtar situados fuera de
las poblaciones.
Sexta.-En eI csso de que los enfer
mos atacadoB por dicha enfermedad sean
pudientes, las Autoridades locales dispon-
dram desde luegO Ell aislamiento de aQue
las, vigilando q la vez el cumplimientO de
las medidas higi6nicas.
Septima Los Alcaldes dar&n cuenta
& este Gobierno del ndnero de person ae
at acadas de viruelae, asf como de la asis.
tencia que SO les presta x las condolences
en- QUE 30 encuentran. 5.
Octava casas 6 habitaciones on
que haya ocurrido I'm case de viruelas &c.
ran Embellishments desinfe ctados.
Del cumplimiento de estae prescrip
Juntas locales de Sanidad; y en- case de
morosidad 8 negligencia p"r parte dc
aquellos que en- primer t6rmino estan obi
gadOs q velar pOr la salui p1b|ica, sera
nombrado por este Gobierno un delegadC
especial cuyas dietas deberan ser satiefe
chas por los respectivos Ayuntamientos.
Puerto Rico, 2S de Mario de 1896
SABAS MARIN.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-01
iPL LANCHAD 0 RAS!!
DIpUTkCION PROVINCIAL

Esta r1a6are, las diez, SO celebr6
baio Ia preaidencia del Excmo. Sr. Gober
naGor General, la session inaugural de las
actuales plsnas, asistiendo los Diputados
sefiores Caballero. Lera, Villar, Egozcue,
Cuchl, Vald6s, Hernandez Lopez, Lopez
Landr6n, Crosas, Vicente, Peha y Vicente,
Be declare alberta Ia session por el selor
Gobernador, y ol Seoretario, sef1or Benet,
lego la Memorie que suscrita por los sef1o-
res Egozcue, L6poz Landr6n y Cuchi, sc
present6 Ia Corporation, resehando Ell
estado dc la Administration Provincial.
Despu6s Ell seflor GObernadOr General
dirigi6 la palabra & los sehores Diputados,
excitandoles para que pergeveren en- su
cOnducta SO n1Ostr0 satisfechO del Orden
y ytranQuilidad dc Ia Provincial.
I'll Sr. Cuchi conteat6 8. T.. nom
bre de Ia Corporation, pronovi6ndose I'm
ligero incidento por entender el Sr. Gober
nador que 81 bien ola con gusto al sefior
Diputado, no dudaba I'm instante nj de la
harmonic, nj del orden existentes en- la Ad
ministraci6n de ia provincial Y pudiera
creerse que 81 no opinaba como ell sef1or
Cuchi Y como la Diputaci6n Provincial,
terminando el sef1or Gobernador por rogar
al orador que no viera en- aquella pequeha
interruption 0tra cosa que un deseO y sue
sentimientos en- pro de la Diputaci6n, con
tinuando el sefior Cnchf felicitando S.
por las simpatias que hebla sabido captar
Sc en- la opinion Y prOtestandO de la leAl
tad adhesion do Puerto-RicO su madre
patria.
Los ssfiores Hernandez Lopez y Egoz
cue tambi6n hablarOn en- eli mismo sentid(
Y SO levant6 Ia session aco1npahando hasts
la puerta 8. e. los Diputados concurrentes
Un piQuete de infanterfa, CON bandera
f1izo s. E. los honorea de ordenanza.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-01

nuestros soldados, raz6n por la que no SO
les contesto hasta que aproxim&ndose mas
SO les mandaron algunas descargas que les
hicieron huir los pocog momentos, lie
vandOGe algunOs muertos y heridos.
Sc practicaron luego extensos recono-
cimientos por esta fuerza y la del bravo
CorOnel Sandoval, ,dejando limpios compile
tamente de enemigOs aquellos contornos,
y tan escarmentados quedarOn, que nj uno
solo SO ha vuelto yer en- los dias sucesivos.
Nuestra enhorabuena al Teniente Co.
rOnel Mac1as y fuerzas & sus 0rdenes
Los oficiales de la vaBguardia CON la
81 de Leon Sc llaman: Captain don Manuel
SaenZ y Teniente don Pedro Martin Pa.
tricio, quien valeTo samente tonl6 las al.
turas, hacienda por sus propias manos ell
primer disparo.
-El dia 19 una columna del Battalion
de Asia con guerrillas caballeria sostu-
vierOn I'm ligerO cOmbate con fuerZas enc
migas, las que fueron bRtidas con tres ba-
jas, destruy y6ndoles por complete la i'm
portante prefecture de San Simon y CO
gi6ndoles dos caballos Nosotros dos he
ridos.
-El dia 81 nos entregaron en- ell Esta.
do Mayor dos cablegramas tambi6n impor'
tantisimos. Uno de ellos manifestandO
que la partida de Macec, batida viqorosa
mente por el coronel Hernandez en- Water
loo, por Suarez lnclan on Galope (Cande-
laria), por Hernandez otra veZ en- Oabosi,
Montelino y Merced por Ell Teniente Co,
ronel en- Cayajabos, huge fraccionada hacia
| el Norte de la provincial de Pinar del Rio,
con direction Cabaffas
El otro telegrama reviste suma impor
| tancla. Da cuenta de que en la playa del
Varadero (Cardenas) ha sido apresado un
desembarco dc contra bando de guerra Fl
| libustero, compuesto de 121 cajas de mum
clones y cajas de terceroIas, fulminan-
tes y medicinas
Sc sabe que por cable han sido as
cendidos & los empleos inmediatos por los
brillantisimos tltimos encuentros en- Can
delaria el General Linares y Ell coronel
Suarez Inclan.
-Anteayer, %, lego esta bordc
del "Purfsima Conception" ell General de
division don Carlos Denis Trueba nombra
do Gobernador Regional y Civil de San
tiago de Cuba.
,Por Ia noche Sc le di6 I'm banquete de
confianza por la Diputaci6n Provincial
El General Denis brind6 por Ia prensa.
Ell General don Jose Lachambre se
ha hecho cargo del Gobierno Militar de ls
Plaza, mas dc la Jefatura dc la Ia divi
sion.
El General don Jorge Garrich ha sidt
nombrado General, Jefe de Estado Mayo
del Ter CuerpO de Ej6reito, con residencit
en- esta plaza. Todos nos hemos alegra
do pues aqu1 SO sentfa la ausencia del SO
nor Garrich. (Continuar5)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-01
MAR De FONDO

Sc nota entire los electores dc esta Ca
pital gran actividad con motive del inais.
tento rumor que CORE, de que no SO pre-
sentara CON caracter Official del partido in
Conditional la popular1sima candidatura
del seflor Garcia Molinas, sin embargo de
haberla acordado solemnemente Ell Oomit6
Central, en- uso de las atribuciones que le
concede Ia Constitution del partido.
La opinion estA dividida respecto de
la actitud que tomara oficialmente dicha
colectividad. No faltan quienes presumen
que volvers sobre su aouerdo y quienes
sostengan 10 contrario, creyendo que tai
soluoi6n herir1a La dignidad del partido,
burlando de pasO las aspiraciones de la
inmensa mayorfa' de los electores.
Nuestros lectores saben que la candi
datura del sef1or Garcia MOlinas goza de
justa y universal popularidad, no solo en-
esta Capital, sinO en- tod0g los pueblos de
la isla. Los m6ritos contraidos por dicho
csballero, el inter6s que siempre SO ha
tornado en- favor de sus comitentes, no son
nj siquiera disoutibles. Por gratitud por
deber, pOr conveniencia publica, es opinion
general que Ell sef1or Garcia Molinas debe.
ria ocupar una curul en- Ell pr6ximo Congre.
SO, en- representation de este Puerto-R Rico,
DOR ell cua tapto tanto ha trabaiadO en-
las ant9riores Corteg
5Qu6 resultara de todo 6sto? Sabemos
que va ha hablado Ell TELEGRAPH por la vfa
de San Thomas en- Madrid, que hay YER
dadera mar de fondo entire los electores de
egta demarcaci6n que, seg1n hemos dido,
ne estan diepNeatos en gran n1meEQ 4 de-
< 4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-01

26 La mtsica de Capilla en- ell centro.
7-El limo CabildO EcleelAstlco.
% La veneranda imagen dc Nuestra
Se1ora de la Soledad.
29.-El Presto y sus asistentes.
30.-El Excmo Ayuntamlent0
31.-Banda militar y piquete de honor.
Be suplica los sefiores concurrentes est6n
media hora antes de la salida en-
los sitios que para el mejor
orden SO designan q continuation
Clero seminaristas, en- ell Coro.
Cruces parroquiales ciriales, junto
al Presbiterio.
del Ilustrfsimo Cabildo.
sres C6nsules diputados, en- la de la
PrOvidencia.
Empleados civiles demas se1ores
que acompafiaD ell pendon provincial, en-
Ell altar de San Juan.
Sefiores militares en- ell de San Rafael.
Acompafiantes del Estandarte de Nues,
de eeta imagen.
Sres Socios Cat6licos acompaf1antes
del pend0n de Infantes, 8 continuation
del altar de la 'Providencia.
Acompahantes del pendon del Munich.
pio, en- 10 nave de San Juan, despu6s del
pend0n de Infantes.
Acompaf1antes del pend0n de Beneti-
oencia, en- el altar del Santisimo Sacra-
mentO. 49, ~. II s<r.sl
Terceras ordenes, en- ell altar del Sc
pulcrO y su nave.
Cofradfas de San Rafael, San Benito y
de la Cruz, Piadosa Asociaci6n de San
Antonio, en- el altar de Jes1s Nazareno.
Cofradfas de San Miguel, de Animas
y Santa Rosa, en el altar de Animas.
NOTA Ell desfile de las Cofrad1as,
Corporaciones, particulares, etc, SO hara
entrando en- la Santa Iglesia por la nave
principal, doblando hacia la Capilla del
Santfsimo, y saliendo por la nave y puer-
ta parroquial Las Autoridades Sc dirIgi-
ran la Sacristia del limo Cabildo; los
Seminaristas y ell Clero entraran en- el Pres
/ hitariO
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Nos dicen de la Ceiba:

"Por 10 que he podido observar en- las
diversas ocasiones que me he visto preci.
sado visitar la Secretaria Municipal de
este pueblo. he comprendido en- ella toda
marcha regular, ordenada y met6dicamen-
to: prueba convincente de que ell personal
ella dedicado, es inteligente, active
laborioso. Y como podra argiiirseme de
que en- todo este no cabe elogio alguno
en- atenci6n que cualquiera que sea ell
empleo por un individuo desempenado, ha
de ser bien y fielmente cumplido, rear
guir6 q mi veZ que es rdra oUis ell que en-
una oficina marchen todos los negociados
al dia. No habiendo allf trabajo alguno
atrasado, es claro que. a1n aquellos que
exigen mas inteligencia y cuidado en- su
confeccion, como las cuentas municipales
hayan Rido va remitidas la sanction de
la superioridad. Y pregunto 20: iHebra
muchos Ayuntamientos que puedan vana.
gloriarse de hacer otro tanto? Es induda.
BILE que 81 todos los trabajos son objeto de
asidua atencion, no 10 es menos la conta.
biiidad municipal q cargo del Secretario,
por cuanto cualquier dato sc ofrece 6 la
vista, tan luego 90 desee obtener Poy tl,
-timo, y para no dar mas extension estas
lineas, haste manifestarle que en- todo ID
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-01
PROCESSION DEL SANTO ENTlERRO,
que tendrd lWgoT
EL VIERNES SANTO A LAS 6 De La TAR0E,

Sa!drG de la Santa Igtest0 CGtedTal, q dG.
raQiGndoSe DOR las CalEes del S0ntO
Cqist0, F'0Tt0leSG, San JWst0, San
Francisco q San Jose. entrard en- la
CdtedrdI poT eI 0tTGO de la naSsmed q
puerto G2Gy0T.
ORDEN DE LA PROCESSION
LEI Pertiguero de la Santa Iglesia.
2.0-El Vexillum.
S0-El Pend6n del Aeilo de Beneficen-
cia con sus aCOmpanRntes. Presldencla y
banda de musica.
A.o-El Pend6n de las Escuelas NUM-
cipales con sus acompafiantes y Presiden
cia.
5.0-Colegio de San Antonio de Padua
dirigido por 81 Sr don Antonio Caimary.
6.'-Piadosa Association de San Anto~
MO de Padua.
7..-Cofrad{a de San Rafael.
8 So-Cofrad1a de 8. Benito de Palermo.
9.0-Cofradfa de la Santa Cruz
1O.-Cofradia del Arcangel s. Miguel
11.-Cofradia de las Benditas Animas
12.-Cofradfa de Santa Rosa de Lima
13.-LaV v. 0. T. de Nuestra Sef1ora
del Carmen.
Francisco Santo Domingo.
15-Las Cruces Perroqniales de San
Francisco y Santa Maria de los Remedies
16.-EL SANTO SEPULCRO.
lila Escolanfa con su pend6n de
Iufantes mdsioa en- ell centric, Socios
Catolicos.
18.--El Estandarte de Nuestra Se1ora
de la Providencia.
19.-El Pend6n principal.-A la cabe-
"a del acompahamiento sc colocar&n los
fieles en- general ambos lados. Seguiran
detras los se6ores funcionarios pdblicos;
tomando los senores militares el ala il :
quierda los sefiores del ramo civil la
| derecha
2O.-Los sef1ores C6nsules por ell ala
izquierda los seflores diputados provin-
ciales por la derecha.
21.-La Cruz de la Santa Tglesia Gate
dral.
92.-La Comunidad de seminaristas.
23.-~El Clero Parroquial.
24.-El Olero Catedral.
! 95,-E Tribunal Ecleqiaeticq,