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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-11-19
The Passion Flower.

The passion flower is intimately as.
ISOLATED in popular legends with the
crucidxion. Its three petals IRE supposed
70 typify the Father, Son and Holy
Spirit, while in its other parts the i'm
aginative eye finds the cross, the nails,
the spear, the crown of thorns, the halo
and various other emblematic objects.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-11-19

Vu s-... -, lfir rikllart garrlage
a, Han, ~ -Aisy. Cc., Of Elkhart, Ind,
,%hirr.tis z. tirl ,l.ir prices will be lower
'or lSti than ey.r. He wishes us to ask
our %r.'',iers not H. purchase anything In
th', Tue Of carrl,..s wagons. bicycles or
narnt'ss until they have sent ( cents In
stamp to pay postage on their 1l2 page
catalogue. We advise the readers Of this
paper " remember his suggestion.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-11-19

By the nearest mail route from S..
Louis to EJebile distance of 643 mile,
must be travelled.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-11-19

The smallest coal mine in the word
is in the southern province Of New Zal
land, whore, according 20 the ~reportsd
the inspectors of mines for the colourI
the Murray Creek colliery is worked n
one man, Il. Bolitho, 4 Chinamap, M
owns, manages and works this smaI
but to him valuable coal mine. TheJ
is another small collicry in the sand
province worked by one man with ia
assistance of a donkey. The next SMALL
est colliery is in England, IN the yillaeI
Of Nelson, IN Lancashire, 1t il situated
near the Golfers Arms and afford
employment for two miners, father and
son, who combine in themselves It'd
positions Of proprieiors, mapagen|
miners and haulers Of the undertaking.
The have the assistance Of q DONKEY
and all the output of the mine is sold
60 the householdcrs who live in the VII
lage OF It's immediate vicinity. -EII
change.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-11-19

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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-11-19

Doetor-Don't be alarmed. ! wa
sicker tiinn you are Il year ago, an
with TIM same trouble. To-day | an
well and hearty.
PatigLr Csnxiously)--Oh, doctor, tel
wiz rGs your physician:-Wate r
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-11-19

n are COW o.
|hne,
Is fair promise
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-11-19

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who have good
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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-04-09

sition and three square meals cay'
to take it, it was decided to accept
and Manager Birrett was instructed
TO lofty the Assembly management
OF the same. The question ola meet
ing night and place was next on the
program, aud it was finally agreed 10
meet on Tuesday night as long as the
Senate occupies Monday night. After
their meetings are discontinued, the
union will change to Monday even
ing. The number of voices IN the
contract with the Assembly was lin
tied to fifty. The Wellington chorus
has been given the two best DAYS of
the entire meeting, Saturday and Sun
Gay. Saturday is GAR. day and
the union viii sing at twl meetings.
they will also furnish preludes for
the two services on Sunday. This is
quite a compliment and the union
should so consider it.
The Assembly pays the entire ex-
penSe of the fifty singers that 20 from
this place,
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-04-09
Are We GRAVY?

From the number of entertainments
shows. concerts, socials, lectures, SUD-
pers and church doings, one would be
compelled to answer the above cues
ton in the affirmative. 1t does seem
that craze has struck the town along
this line. There is something of this
nature going on every night and some
nights there are two or three of such
Occurrences. The writer has, within
the past ten days heard at least a
dozen people, prominent in business
and society circles, say that they
were getting tired Of 50 many differ
ent things going on and tAat they
would like to have a little rest once
in a while.
These things all cost money and
take the time Of the parties who az
tend them. The attendance is always
small and the gain is likewise small.
If there were fewer of these things
there would be a large attendance
aud a larger profit realized. The
newspaper editor would not then be
so often compelled to say: "The en-
tertainment last evening was not as
we'll patronized as it deserved and the
receipts will barely pay expenses.
If the parties who have charge of
these matters would think a moment
bef1re they rush into such things we
would havea better class of entertain
ments, a better patronage, and a
larger result would be realized. These
are exceedingly "sott times" and the
public demands that such affairs be
conducted and controlled and curbed
10 such an extent as will correspond
with the financial, business and social
interests of all parties and organiza.
tiOnS concerned. Let US thing over
these things and we cannot but profit
by our thinking.
WINTER X. SOMAlERs.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-04-09
WINTER X. SOMMERs.
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box Of DR.. Kings New Life Pills. A
trial will convince you Of their mer.
its, These pills are easy in action and
are particularly effective in the cure
Of constipation and Sick Headache.
For Malaria and Liver troubles they
have been proved invaluable. They
are guaranteed 70 be perfectly free
from every deleteriOns substance ahd
to be purely vegetable. They do not
weaken by their action, but by giving
tone to stmaCh and bowels greatly in
vigorate the system. Regular size
25c per box. Sold by F.B.Snyder, the
druggist.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-04-09
FINAL TlyN0TICE:
Of the COUNTY Treasurer Of Sumner GOuU-
tD, Kansas.
Office OF Treasurer of Sumner County,
Wellington, March 10, 1896,

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing is list of all unredeemed lands
and town lots in the county OF Sumner
and State Of Kansas, which were sold
on the 23rd day Of October, 1893, for the
taxes, penalties and and costs for the
year 1892, and that each tract or parcel
Of land and each town lot in said list
is described the same as the same tracts
and town lots were described on the tax
rolls Of the year, 1892, and that the name
Of the person to whom each tract of
land or town lot was assessed is stated
in said list as the same appeared on said
tax rolls of said year, 1892, and that
the amount Of taxes, penalties and
costs charged to each Of said tracts of
land and town lot, together with the
interest calculated thereon to the 23rd
day Of October, 1896, the last day of
RECEPTION for said tracts of land and
town lots as stated in said list. And I'M
less said tracts Of land and town lots be
redeemed on or before October 23rd, 1896,
they will be conveyed to purchaser .
Provided, That said tracts Of land and
town lots may be redeemed at any time
prior to the execution of tax deed:
Name Of Owner Sec Twp R Amt
Geo A Camp lots "a
and hf Of NV Or. 80 1w $ll5. 80
] NJ Lowe lots l G. 2&
hf of ne qr...... "a 3w 40. II
Name Of Owner. Lot Blk Amt
Geo r Fultz City of Well
ington ............. 9 4 s5.64
Geo R Fultz City of Well
lnStOn ........... 900. III 6.64
L K Myers City Of Well
mgt0n $50. ............ 10 B LIZ
VIM Rankin City Of Well
lngt on $50. -. ....... IS l.20
Lou Cunningham City Of
Wellington c R God
teys add ............... l6-ly 8 1918
F Botkin City of Well
ington Northwest add. Hip u 45.73
Fultz & Willard City Of
yelling ton sylvan
Heights add ........... 10 4 80
W H Woods City of Con-
way Springs ......... 2 8 7.27
No uame-
City of Geuda Springs
Grand View Park add
to Salt City all ...... 3.75
T B Roby Town Of Cor
bin hf ............. S l 81
VIM Wakefield Town of
Rome .................. 81
EZRA SPENCER,
County Treasurer.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-04-09
Bucklen's Arnica Salye.

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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-04-09
COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
First publication in VOICE March Il, 1895.
No. SO20.
Sheriff's Sale.
Ryan-B. F. Took, Milan.

FIRST publication In VOICE March II, $50.
No. SO20.
Sheriff's Sale.
In the District Court Of Sumner county in the
state II Kansas.
Elizabeth c. Rumfore.
Plaintiff,
Daniel LOgue. Miranda
LOgue and the South
erD Kansas Mortgage
Co., Defendants.
by vlRTUEot an order Of sale issued to
ID me out OF said District Court In the above
entitled action, | will on
Monday, the 18th day of April, A. D., 1896,
between two and three o'clock D. m. Of said
day, at the front door OF the court house in
the city OF Wellington, In the county OF sum-
ner and state Of Kansas. offer at public sale
and sell to the highest and best bidder for
cash in hand, all the following described
real estate, tO-wit:
The southwest quarter Of section thirty-three
;3 in township thirty-fhree C33) south, in
range four ~ west OF the sixth principal
meridian. lying and situate in the county
OF Sumner and state Of Kansas.
The a5ove-sescribedr real estate is taken as
the property OF said Defendants and is d.
rected by said order Of sale 10 be sold, and
will be sold without appraisement to satisfy
said order OF sale.
Witness my hand this 10th day Of March.
A. D.. ls96
JAS. r. HEsKETT.
Sheriff OF Sumner county. Kansas.
Ivan D ROGERS, Attorney for Plaintiff.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-04-09
The Wellington Choral Union.

About thirty-6ye of the leading
musicians of the city met at the High
school building Thursday night and Or
gained society which they decided
to call the Wellington Choral Union.
Although some of the members Of
last years union belong to this. it is
to be distinctly understood that this
organization has no connection with
that of last year.
The meeting was called to order by
Mrs. l. l. Scott, after which Z. IT.
Barrett was elected president by &C.
clamatiOn, Mrs. W. T. Mcbride was
elected secretary, A. Branaman,
treasurer and E. T. Barrett, business
manager.
The subject of music was discussed
and the president ordered to ap-
point a committee Of three to super
intend the buying OF music. He Sc
lected as such committee Mrs. f. T.
Owens, Mrs. c. D. Benton and Mrs. !.
|. Scott, the latter to act as chair
man. A music appropriation fund
was then discussed, and 1t was de-
cided that an assessment Of . cents
should be levied upon each member
within the next ten days. The next
subject brought up was the PROPOSE
ton of the Winfield ChautauQua As
semblY. After considerable discus
son, in which Harry Woods suggested
that if We could get better prupo
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-04-09

Pitcbfork Tillman is to speak in
Wichita on his return from Denver in
about two weeks.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-04-09
CITY OF BELLE PLANE

CITY OF BELLE PLAINE-POT-
TIERS SUB. DIV. OF OUT LOT Z.
Lot. Blk Amt
W L Cuthbert ........... p .99
II L Nye n 100 # lots l
to 6 ..... ...... ........ 9.53
CITY OF BELLE PLINE-BLUE
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-04-09
rY OF GEUDA CPRINGS-MILL'S
ADD TO SALT CITY.

B R Tankersley W so #
Of e $50 # Of fraction 7.34
c NJ Croker W so # Of 9
$50 fl of fraction..... 1874
w T Mcbride W 125 fl ofe
$50 # of fraction. ..... 4.02
A Carpenter W 10 It Of
1890 it Of fraction. 400
] n Young beg on W line
of Beecher ave on line
with line of I'd st ex-
tended thence n $50 IT
W 14O fl $50 # and
40 IT,. 800. ....... 3.99
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-04-09
'DA SPRINGS.

CITY OF GEUDA SPRINGS-FTRST
ADD.
Lot Bk, Amt.
c G Holland hf lot %
all "a all % ............ 9 A.25
CITY OF GEUDA SPRINGS GLEN
DALE ADD.
Lot. Blk. Amt.
Mime B Sharp :. ........ 10 6 10
Minnie B Sharp ......... Il 6 10
CITY on cFTrDA cppTNtfIo CAIN
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-05
IA CORRESpONDENCIA DE PuERTO-RlCO
JUEvEs, 5 DR MARIO DE 1895
GACETA OFFICIAL De HOY

Gobierno General - Hacienda. DE
creto, que SO reproduce On otra secci6n de
este diario, en- el que Sc hace presente que
dobsn canjearse no solo los "Chavos" ex>
tranieros, sino tambi6n los "Chavos" es-
paholes.
Idem.- etar1a.-Negociado de Obras
Pablicas.-Real orden disponiendo que los
Ingenieros aspirantes deben sustituir acci'
dentalmente los propietarios.
Idem Idem.- Negociado a. Real
orden dis poniendo la publication del cua.
dro de las mercancias nacionales que pue
den optar q la bonificaci6n del 60 por 100
en- el precio del transporte las Antillas y
Nilipinas vioe~versa durante el aflo &C
tual.
tdem Idem.- Negooiado A. Real
orden por Ia que SO dispone SO publique eI
Estado demostrativo de las cantidades que
han ingresado en- la Gaia de hu@rfanOs de
Ia Guerra dc Ultramar y distribution que
se ha heoho de las mismas, ascendiendo
en- totalidad 2 millones 1885, ,33l pesetas
IS confines.
Circular disponiendo que por las auto
ridades locales de la isla Sc inQuiera la re
sidencia de los individuos don Juan Fal
con Pera, don Francisco Toledo C6rdova
don Amadeo Perez Vergara y don Manue
Perez Leal, naturales de Canarias, para
que sean reconocidos y tallados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-05

das=las casag que exietfan 6 una legua en-
las inmadiaeiones de dicho punto; en- es
tas casas quemadas hay gran numero de
tabla teja, asf como los tejares, en- fin
toda clase de viviendas.
Dos aaiatic0s que preguntaron & estos.
cabacillas 81 tambi6n quemaban los fuer
tes los mataron r1achetazos: este suce-
di6 en- el ingenio iCaberr0ca."
Antes Dc anoche, ~ de Febrero, a las
dos, en- Ia finca t"trivo. Two" 81 kil0me
tros de esta capital, Haban0, SO present6
un grupo de hombres, llamando al dueho
de la finca Que alh habitat ba conocido ha
cendado, don Sebastian Ulacia, obligando
le q abrir Ia puerta de la casa de vivienda.
Una vez alberta, le preguntaron 81 tenia
un rifle en- su poder, q 10 que contesto
afirmativamente
para que tiene usted esa arma?
le preguntaron.
Para defenderme de los plateados y
de los ladrones, repIic6 81 sefior Ulacia.
-Pues ents6guenos ell rifle, que va
todos somos plateados y Iadrones; y ven
ga con nosotros.
Asf 10 hizo ell infortunado Ulacia, 10
hicieron montar & caballo, acompafado
de dos hombres que le iban dando de pa,
los, hasta que, consecuencia de los fuer
| tes golpes sufridos, cayo del caballo; en-
tonces le ataron una cuerda al cuello y 10
colparon de I'm arbol por haber dispuesto
que cortaran caha en- gu fnca contravi
niendo Ordenes de los insurrectos.
Las casas incendiadas por los insurrec
tOs on Jaruco, ascienden & 131 de las cua
les 80 son de mamposteria, SO de MADEIRA y
40 de guano SaQuearon todas las casae
del pueblo, exception de las que SO la
Ian en- la Gale Real, por estar defendidas
con dn magnffico tambor de piedra que
existe frente al edificio que ocupa la Dele
gacitn del Banco Espafiol.
I'll tambor tue defendido her6icamente
H1A~z 4S~a xnIs~ aA0wS
mandadOs pOr ell captain Ell teniente dc
este institute, senores don Andres Lobato
y don Feliciano Diaz, distingui6ndose ade
mas de los citados sefiOres, el cabo don
Jeronimo Candil.
La fuerz8 de Saboya tuvo heridos
IfalIeci8ndo IN soldado de caballer1a de-
IRegimiento que manda Ell doctor Vera
Este Jefe Y el teniente Villanueva, rea
liZaron actos do v8rdadaro valor.
III fgert8 que guardaban los bombe
ros Sc rindio los insurrectos, por haberse
agotado las municioneg. Maudaba & los
lineurrectOs que 10 ataceron un cabecille
insurrecbo d3 apellido M8jit0a. segdn es
cribi6 con lapiz en- Ia pared del fuerte. Los
lineurrectoB So lIovaron los bomberos, dc
los cual6s solo tres Sc quedaron con ellos
lregresando los d0Ynas Jaruco.
-Dafendian la c&rcal oil Alcaide, Gin
CO voluntarios TN s0lGG6o de caballerIa
que sostuvieron 81 fuego haata las dos y
media, Pindi6ndo57 poG falta dc municio
nes. Los Sngurractos puei6ron en- hbertaC
q los presses, entire los que So oontaba @
i6ven De Mesa. Ainfre las casas Quema
das Sc halIan Ia del Ayuntamiento y la de
don Pedro jose Rodriguez, donde estabar
los eaudales del AyHatanliento que go lie
varon los insuxE cbos.
Los insurrectoa dejaron dos negro
muertoe; suponi6ndoso per los gritos que
daban los reboldee, que tagnbi6n rnuri6 III
cabecilla y q las bajas han edo numerosas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-05

Las noticias mas recientes que cifcu-
Ian en- esta Capital, dicen que la C&mara
de diputados de los Estados. Unidoe, ha
aprobado Ell informe Ell Senado, recono-
ciendo1a beligerancia de los insurrectos
cubanos, por doscientos sesenta tres vo
tos contra diez y seis.
Tan grave noticia, como es natural,
ha caueado en- toda la Peninsula profundo
disgusto ell pueblo ha demostrado por
medic de manifestation pdblicas mas 8
menos extremadas su profunda indigna-
ci6n. La prensa de Madrid, ante la acti
tud del pueblo, aconseja patri6ticamente
prudencia para que ell Gobierno NaciOnal,
pueda c0locarse en- Ell lugar que lie exigen
el deber y ell honor nacional, sin precipi-
tar successes. La policie en- Madrid, en- Bar.
celona en- otras ciudades, apenas ha DO
dido contener, sin embargo, la explosion
del patriotismo popular llevado. & extremos
que ha tenido que contener la autoridad
publica.
Esto, sin embargo, en- todos los arse
males espafioles Sc nota gran actividad y
ell Ministro de Marina Sc Ocupa de ordenar
preparativos activos para Ell case probable
de conf1ictos internacionales. El gobier
no csnsura la actitud del Gabinete de
Washington cree llegada la hora de
obrar con la energ1a que reclama el honor
de Espafia. Sc estima la actitud de los
Estados. Unidos como una declaration de
guerra nuestra naci6n, pero todos los
hombres de signifcaci6n dc los partidos
creen-y Green ml1y bien,-que no deben
precipitarse los sucesos. Hombre preve-
nido ...... vale por dos.
El Sr Canovas del Castillo ha Ordena.
do al representante de Espafia en- Was.
hington. Or Dupuy de LONE, reClRmaE 30.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-05

tiefacci6n por las palabras ofensivas de los
.Senadores EN- los debates que Sc sostuvie.
ron por el reconocimiento de la beligeran
cia.
Nosotros tambi6n aconsejamos calma
v prudencia en- los actos naturales del pa:
triotismo, para que Ell gobierno nacional
pueda desenvolver sin precipitaciones Ell
va la prensa inglesa se ha declarado en-
favor de Eapat1a condenando la ligereza
con que ha Obrado Ell Senado y la Camara
Norte omericanos en- la Bolsa de Nueva.
York se han sufrido notables bajas en- los
valores publicos.
Esp rernos, prevenidos, pero con la
tancias reelaman. Quiza no tarde ,el mo
mento supreme en- que necesitemos hacel
valer donde ell deber 10 reclame, ,toda nues
ira energia Ia explosion oportuna dc
nueetro patriotiamO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-05
GU 3 A
(De puestrOs carjes de lo Hdbano)

.-Siendo va del dominic publico la
noticia de habar sorprendido la partida in
slrrecta de Carlos Riveron uno de los
fuertes de Sam&, Baracoa, debemos decir
que este 1ltimo es ell que SO encuentra 81
tuado en- Canad6n, pr6ximo al estableci-
miento de where's que allf existe. El fuer.
te fu6 traidoramente entregado por el cen.
tinela, aprovechandOse del suefo de srs
compafieros, de los cuales uno Sc lanz6
desde 10 alto y apeear de haberse lastima-
do algo, SO arrastr6 como pudo hasta lie
gar al otro fuerte. El traidor centinela
hugo Con los insurrectos y adn SO dice que
le imitaron dos tres individuos mas, lie.
v&ndose en- su fuga arnas y 500 capsulas.
Son tantos los successes que pasan por
Santos (Remedioe), que parece que solo le
est& destinada la desgracia y el extermi-
MO. No a6 hasta cuando tendremos que
sufrir tantas injurias como venimos expe'
rimentando. 49, IL. ~ <s@.. ......,.. > :
Aver 9S a las han recibido un par.
to de los insurrectos, diciendo que venian
& quemar toda la sitieria de arriba, como
asi sucedi6, las de la tarde. Sc presen-
taron Quemando cuanto hallaron su pa.
so. Desde ell "Embarcadero" hasta ''Las
Casanovas", no dejaron mas que las casas
dc Pedro Angel y su hijo, que, como son
de tejes NO les fu6 tan facil quemar.
No satisfechos con ESQ, 6 las de la
roma y pegaron fuego todos los caf1ave.
rales; & las tres de la tarde estaban aIn
ardiendo rodeado TODD Ell pueblo por un
circuito de fuego, hasta Ia casa de Jose de
la Paz Y tambien quemaron la de don
Pepe Vega y 81 tejar dc Cabarroca y de
don Manuel Gonzalez, salvandose las fa-
milias, que con los pocos muebles que han
podido escapar de la tea SO refugiaron en-
Ell poblado, donde va la miseria oera espan-
toGa.
-Otro cuadro muy triste SO presenta
como son tantas las familias que habia
sin albergpe, tuvieron que guarecerse ba-
| 10 las hoJas de algunos corpulentos arbo-
les, mas como todo Sc inuIdo consecuen
cia de un gran aguacero, les fu6 imposi.
BILE continlar alli Asf es que Sc ven in
mensos grupos de gentes, ambulantes,
unoe gritando, otros en- catres, enfermos,
alQunos con baules cuestas, mojados y
con Ell lodo hasta los oioe. SiendO esta la
situaci6n de mas de 200 familias que va
no tienen donde recurrir, pues la carload
Sc ha agOtadO ante la falta de recursos y
alojamiento.
-Segdn noticias que adquiero en- es.
tOS mOmentoS de un pasajerO que acaba
de llegar de Rancho Veloz, (Sagua), las
guerrlllas de aquel pueblo, parte de la de
Corralill0 y la del Quemado de Guines,
| encontraron batieron aver al enemigo en-
terrenos del ingenio ''Santa Lutgarda."
Al principle de la acci6n la ventaja
estaba pOr ell enemigo cuyo numero err
superior y mejor sus posiciones. Pero
POGO de comenzar la lucha, apareci6 la
columna del comandante Costa, q en- union
de las guerrillas diepers6 los rebeldes ha
ci6ndoles "a muertos y mas de 40 heridos.
Las partidas que mandan los cabeci.
llas Jose de Jeails Rodriguez, Justo Al
meyda T Eduardo FeFrer, incendiaroa Co.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-05

Nos dice un amigo residente en- Mana
tt: "Con vivfsimo inter6s y algeria LEI en-
el n1mero 1917 de La ACoRREsPoNDENCIAe ell
articulo Gratitud obtga. Enrique Con
to y por sus trabajos en- pro de su pals, de.
recho para Representatives la gratiud
de todos, y creemos que atin no siendo re-
comendado, como sera. su candidatura, Sc.
ria acknowledgements electo por una impor.
tante circunscripclon. Fuimos condisci.
pulos de Enrique y desde entonces SO dis
tinguia entire todos por su talento otros:
meritos personales; Nosotros que adn te-
nemos voto en- la Capital, con gusto 10 de.
positaremos en- las urnas por 81"