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Kansas Pons Harmonious.

HUTCHINSON, Kan, March 1S.-
On the surface, at least, peace and
harmony prevailed among the
majority of delegates to the state
populist convention, before Chair
man Jno. w. Breidenthal, OF the
state central committee, raped
the gathering to order today. 1t
was given out that Briedenthsl
was extremely DESTROYS that har-
mony should prevail in the con-
vention proceedings, and 1t was
generally conceded by the five
Kansas leaders of the populists
that he would have his way.
A conflict is possible, however,
between the two elements, having
different views on the money ques-
ton. One element, headed by Ma
tional Chairman Taubeneck, be-
lieves in the Omaha platform, and
Is opposed to the single standard
plank, and the others want a plat
form making the money question
the greatest issue, hoping to unite
all silver parties and silver ele-
ments of the old parties. There is
scarcely any talk about presiden-
tial candidates.
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Abyssinia and Egypt War News.

PARIS, March 1S.-A dispatch
from Massowah this morning says
Gen. Baldissera, Italian COM
mander-in. chief. has ordered all
uon-combstants to leave Kassala
by next caravan, as the Italian
military commander there has ex-
pressed the opinion that their
withdrawal will enable the garri-
son to hold out until the Atbara
river rises in July.
Special Cairo dispatches today
say serious disturbances are made
daily at Beyreuth. 1t is added
$4,000 armed Christians have
psraded the streets, warning the
Moslems to be ready to protect
themselves against aggression.
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window; the assassin thrust q
shotgun loaded with buckshot and
slugs through the window, aiming
at the place where he thought
his victims head lay his legs were
there instead, however, and the
load tore great pieces OF flesh from
them and drove feathers and pieces
OF the bed clothing into the wound.
For a couple Of days the man suf-
fered awful agony before dea tn
relieved him.
He was placed on trial January
Is and it took the jury only a
short time to arrive at verdict.
Since the trial the negro has
made several denials of the kill.
ing and has also said that he had
killed the d-n Bohemian s. Of q
b. and would kill another il he
had a chance. He has also at
times sworn he would never be
hung, that the sheriff would have
to shoot him, as he would try to
get away when led forth to the
gallows.
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Denies the Charges.

BERLIN, March 1S.-Dr. Carl
Peters, the African explorer, issued
a statement last evening denying
absolutely the charges Of brutality
and murder made against him by
Herr Bebel and others in the
course Of the debate on colonial
estimates in the reichstag last
week. DR.. Peters adds that he has
requested Chancellor Hohenlohe
IN accord him a trial before the
nublic courts in order to enable
him TO clear his character.
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Pretty Janitress Sues For $4,000.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, March
lS.-Harrison T. Lanyard is de-
PENDANT In a suit began by capias
In the circuit court by Miss
Margaret l., the pretty daughter Of
William Tate, janitor OF a building
owned by Ledyard and in which
he has his office. The girl de-
manded damages to the amount OF
$4,000 and her claims are based on
alleged promises to marry. Led
yark is a heavy property owner
in this city, capitalist and Is a
we'll known club man. He Is the
only son OF the late W. B. Ledyard,
a pioneer banker, who left a hand
some estate aud his family has
ever been numbered among the
most prominent people in the city.
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New YORK, March 1S.-The Her
aid this morning says: The Span
ish detectives engaged in keeping
watch on the movements Of the
Cubans in this country were very
much exercised last night over the
report that the steamer Hawkins
did not sink on the morning Of
January 2S, but that she made her
way to the island, landed her cargo
and is now laid up at one OF the
Florida Keys. The story took sew
eral forms. One was that the Haw-
kins carried a double crew. Both
crews were well paid, one to serve
till the steamer returned to port
and the other to be discharged in
small boats about five miles from
the New Jersey coast. The vessel
left port Saturday night and by
Tuesday night she had gotten no
further than Barnegal Point. AS
any ordinary vessel could make
this distance in much less time,
suspicion was at once aroused. The
detectives argue that the Hawkins
was merely crawling along the
coast waiting for storm. The
storm broke on Monday night, and
on Tuesday morning the craft left
the ship in small boats taking a
good many Of the passengers with
them.
The detectives say that at the
time the Cubans knew their in
tended movements that they were
known to the United States and
Spanish authorities also. They
knew that the cruiser Raleigh and
Montgomery under command Of
Admiral Bunce were watching for
them outside, assisted by the
| revenue CATERS Morrill,, Mclean
and Colfax. 1t was necessary, they
say, that some desperate measures
should be taken to make it appear
that the Hawkins had not gone to
Cuba and this movement was
adopted.
Gen. Cara was the only man Of
consequence IoSCuoo gnu ShO NC
tectives say that was done In order
to allay their suspicious. Besides,
they say further, CARA can do
more good in this country at the
present time than he can do In
Cuba. Moreover. the detectives
say the Hawkins had on board
twice as many men as she could
carry to Cuba and that 1t was alb
solutely necessary to dispose OF
them en- route.
Another version OF the story on
which the detectives are working,
is that the Hawkins is actually at
the bottom of the ocean, having
been scuttled by the Cubans after
her cargo had been transferred to
another vessel. They do not take
up this theory with any degree Of
activity, however, as they are in
clined to think she really made
her landing in Cuba. They be-
lieve she went to the north and
east OF the island, and then made
her way to the Florida Keys where
she is waiting for an expedition.
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CRANK BUDGEON.
Walks From Nebraska''to Collect 500
From Edison,

W dlhS IOlu NGUldohd W OOllOOg PIOO
From Edison.
NEW YORK, March 1S.-Thomas
A. Edison had visit from re-
markable crank at his home at
Orange, n. j., last night. He was
Bert Budgeon,sa young man from
Lincoln, Neb., who said that eight
years ago Edison stole from him
a patentable arc light carbon and
has made money through it. Edi-
son has been deluged with letters
from Budgeon for two years.
About a year ago the writer said
he would accept 500 in cash and
call the account settled. He later
drew on Edison on sight, but need
less to say the drafts were not
honored. Last fall he wrote an
nouncing he was coming to Orange
to collect the money in person and
requested that sufficient money to
pay his fare be forwarded to him. No
attention was paid to the letter, but
Budgeon himself appeared yester-
day. He was wreck. He had
walked from Lincoln, Neb., across
the continent, to obtain 500. His
hair had not been cut since he
started and hung down to his
shoulders His beard had grown
and almost hid his face and his
clothes and shoes were almost
worn out. He asked to see Mr..
Edison, but Secretary Randall
told him to call again. he did so
and was arrested. He talked
nationally on all subjects save that
of his imaginary claim on Edison.
Justice Condit advised him to drop
the claim against Edison and after
considerable persuasion Budgeon
agreed to do this. He also prom
Used to 60 back to Nebraska and
was released.
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Killed in a House Of Illfame.

GAINESVILLE, Fla, March IT,
Robert Rains, a well-known young
m an, was shot and killed about l
o'clock yesterday morning in a
house Of illfsme. The psrlor was
full OF women when the shots were
fred, but it is not yet known who
did the shooting. Rains family is
excellent, and he stood well in the
community.
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The New Turkish Loan.

LONDON, March 1S.-The Times
publishes a dispatch from Constan-
tinople saying that all the formal
tiles in connection with the new
Turkish loan have been completed
and that on Saturday the Ottoman
bank, being satisfied with the ar
rangement, advanced 100000 liras
TO the treasury
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Jumped Through the Windows.

SAVANNAH, Ga, March 1S.-A
special from Everett City, Ga, to
the Morning News, says during a
drunken row Monday night, two
negroes were shot and MORALLY
wounded in the waiting room at
the depot. Several Of them jumped
through the windows, trying to
escsDe the bullets.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-18

French Press Slurring at England.
PARIS, March lS.-The Temps
charges Great Britain with start
ing Mahdist scare in order to
prolong her occupation Of Egypt
and to aid Italy with Egyptian
money!,
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MYSTERIOUS HAWKINS.
THE SPANISH STILL UNCERTAIN
AS TO WHAT BECAME OF HER.

Several Stories as to Her Disappearance.
General Belief That She Was Not SCut-
tled-She Landed Her Cargo and is
Somewhere Among Florida Keys The
Arrests Were a Water Haul.
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More Nick inley Delegates.

SAVANNAH, Ga, March 1S.-The
Chatham county republican con-
vention today elected Mckinley
delegates to the Georgia state con-
Vention.
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Big Cooperage Fire.

PEORIA, Ills, Mrrch lS.-Madi-
gan, Welsh & Co.'s cooper shop
burned last night. Loss $4,000.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-18

Glenn Strawther was a negro %
years OF age when he killed Avis
Peter, q Bohemian farmer, for
revenge. He claimed another
negro persuaded him to commit
the crime and that he had no per-
sonal feeling against the man he so
cruelty killed. He pleaded guilty
at his trial and refused to with
draw his plea, regardless Of the
advice OF the counsel appointed by
the court to defend him.
The crime to which Strawther
pleaded guilty was one Of the most
cold blooded ever committed
The victim was sleeping near a
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ITALIA

Roma, Geneva, Napo1i, li1ano.
Torino, Alessandria. AnCona, Aquila,
Arezzo Aroma, Asti, Bari, Barletta.
Bergano, Bella, Busto-Arzizio, BO-
logna, Brescia. Brindisi, Cagliari. Ca
sale, Catania, Catanzaro, Cessna. CHA
vari Chieti. Crernona, Civitavecchia.
Caserta, Coneghano. Cuneo, Como.
Cologne, Cosenze. Dornodossola, En-
poll, F'aenza, Fermo Ferrara, Fano
Fogga, FoHgno. Forh Girgentl, Gros-
seto, Intra, Irnola, LeCce, Elecco. Lii
vorno, -Lugos Lodi. sIIucca. Lugano.
Macerata, M=ntova, Messina. N1odena.
Milazzo, Nonetta. Mondovi, Mona.
Novara. NOvi-Ltq1re, Palermo, IsaSo-
va, Pallanza, Parma. Pavia, Beruq1a.
Pesaro, Piacepza, Pisa Pineroio, Po.
tenza, Porto Maurizio. bavenna, Reg
glo Emilia. Reagio Cslabria. Rieti. ri
mimi, Rovigo. San Keno, Savoaa. ST.
racusa, Siena, Spezia Senlgall1a, Ta-
ranto, Terrnini Tefni. TrevisQ. Trlsste.
-Udtne. Varese, Venezia Verona, Yer
celli Vicenza, VigevanC. VOghera-
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) 6PO%RTUGAI

Porto, Abrantes. Agueda, Alter
Sria-a,Velha;, AL Ger de Sal, Ale ba-
treal alhandra. Alij6, Alenquer, Aljus-
telrneirira. AlrnOdovar, AlvOrCe,
Baulfe Chao, Amarante, Arco de
(Goes) IrcOs de Val-de-Vez, Arganil
Botioas, -Bfa Barcellos Baiao, Beja,
Caldas de Ran, Eraganca. Bust6s,
Ca17inha Cams, Ca15as das Taipas.
hede he'd Carrao de Mo (Ba11al Cantan-
de Sal, Castillo Br5eelN 55eenegGFoos,4<<.SS3rregal Gos<.S3r
Castillo de Paiva, CG2ec Gr3g GPoTn90IJre,
loriCO de Beira, q Cezlri - C,79a2J9e,..
Coirnbra, Covilha. CortiG5 de serra, :
Cucujaes, Elvas, EiscalhaO, F?eY7irlo,
Espinhal ESpOzende, Estarrea E;efre-
mOz, EvOra, FATE, Fac, Faro, I 1C17ei-
ras, Figueira da Eoz, @F'Oscoa, @sllla
yea, Guinaraes ,Guarda, LagOa, La.
qos, L.amego, Leiria, Iixa, Louie.
Louza, Macedo de Cavalleiros Man
Uuaida Marco de CanavezeS. Ma
rinha Grande, EIealhada MertOla, he
xilhoeira. MezaO F'rio. Miranda da
CorbO, Miranda do DOuerO, Mirande-
LA, MCQadOurO, MOgOfOreS. MO1LI1ts.l-
ia de Boira, MOncOroO MonsaO. Dior
tauua. Moura, NellaS, Oderaira Gil
veira. d Azeneis, Olhao, Oliveira, do
Hospital. Ovar, Pardelhas, Pedra Sal
dadas, Penacova, Penafiel, Pinhel,
Ponbal POnte da BarCa. POnte do Ii
ma, POrtalegre, POrtinaO, POvOa de
Lanhozo. Povoa, de Varzim, Regoa.
Santarem, Santa Connba-DaO. San Pc
dro do Sui, S. Cosrnado, ValenCa. Val
pasos. Wanna do Castillo, Villa. do
COnde, Villa da Feira, " lila Flor, Vi
la Nova q a Cerveira. Villa Nova F'a-
malicaO, Villa POrca d Aguiar, Villa
Real de San Antonio, VIla da Rua.
v InhaeS. Vizeu. VOuzelIa, S. JOaO da
Madeira, S. Joao da Pesqueira, S. RO-
mao (C6a) S. Theago de Cacem. Santo
Thyrso. Setlbal, Sines, SinfaeS. Si1ves.
SOures, Sobrado de Paiva, TabCaCO,
ThOrnar TOndella, Torres NOvas, To-
rres Vedra, Ilha Terceira, Ilha de San
Miguel Ilha de HOrta (Fayal Ilha de
FunChal (Madeira).
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FRANCIA

Paris, Bayonne, Bordeaux, Lyon,
Marseille, Rouen. Dax. Hendaye.
Lourdes, Mauleon,Oloron Ste, Marie.
Orthez, Pau Sare Saint Pa1ais, Saint
Jean de Luz, SAINT jean Pied de Port,
Tard ets Toulouse, AK, Av1gnOn Can
nes. Castres, Cette, Dupquerque, Ha-
vre, Lille, Mazamet, Montpelier, Nice,
MINES, Reins, RoubaiX, Saint Etlenn9
Toulon, Bourg-Madarne, (Pyfenees
OrientauX)
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LERIDA

Agranunt, Alrnacellas, BalagUer,
Bell-noch, Bell-puig, Bell-vls, BOrjas
Gle Urgel Granadella, N1ayals, A1Olle-
rusa, Diana, Orgafla PObla de Segur,
Pons, Sanahuja, SEQ de Urgel, SerOs.
Solsona, Sort Tarrega, TOra, Tremp,
Viella, Albag6s, AlCarraz, Alrnenar
Anglesola, Artesa de Segre, Artesa de
L6rida, Aytona, Alos, Alguaire. Alma
tret. Belianes, BOssOst, COnques, Ger
vera, Erdo, Esterri de Aneo, Granja
de Escarpe, Granena de las Garrigas
GuisOna, Puja, Puente de ClaverOl,
Soleras, Soses, Torregrosa. Tarroja,
Torres de Segre,
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IStAS CANARIA5

Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Las Pal
mas, (Gran ,Canarias), Arafo, Candle
laria, GarachiCo Guinlar, Icod, La
guna, (La), Natanza, Santa Ursula,
Sauzal, TaCoronte, Teguise, Valle1er-
noso, (GOnera), Victoria, V11a de
Orotava, Arrecife Ganzarote), Aru
cas-, Guia, Orotava (Puerto deg, Santa
Cruz de la Palma, Puerto Cabras,
(Fuerteventura) Galdar, NGoya, San
Nicolas, Haria, I.antigua, Olivia Tl71-
neje, Realejos, RealejO alto, San 10
renzO, San MateO, Santa Br1glda, va
lleseCo, Aguin1es. IngerliO, Telde, VAL
sequillO, Buenavista, Garafia, Los
IlanOs, Mao, PasO, Puntallana, San
Andres y Sauces, Sauces, TazacOrte,
Terror,
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hE@t9as Z
sAlRAs'A.
Aguilar de Campoo. Astuo,
Carrlon, Cervera, Duenas, Herreo
Parede5 de Navas, PradanOs de Ojedd
Villada, Villarraniel, Baltanas, Guar. !
do, TOrq
PoNTEVEDRA
Puenteareas, Vigo, Villagarcia, Arbo
Bayona, Cam badOs, Cangas, Carril
Carbia, CObelO, Cunts, Doron, Estra-
da. GOndOrnar, GOlada, Lalin, La Ca
niza Marin, MOndariz, Nigran, Puen-
te Caldelas, POrriuO. RedOndela, Ro-
deiro, Salvatierra, Silleda, Vlllanue-
va de Arosa, Caldas de Reyes, La
Guardia, Tuy Buen.
SALAMANCA
B6iar, Alba de Tonnes, Aldea del
ObispO, Cantalapiedra, Ciudad ROdri-
40, Fuente guinaldo, Jedesna, Mai.
llO, Miranda del Castanar, Penaranda
de BraCarnOnte. SalVatierra de Tor
mes, San E'eliCeS de los GalleqOS, Ia
names, VltigudinO,
SANTANDER
Ampuero, TOrrelawega, Castrour-
diales, Laredo, Lirnpias, Potes, Rama
les, Reinosa, Santona, SOlares.
SEGOVIA
SanqarCia, ,Cuellar, Espinar, Fuen.
te PelayO, Riaza, SauquillO San Ilde.
fonso. Ia Granja) Santa Maria de
Nieva, Sepdlveda, Turegano.
sSEVILLA ~
CarmOna, Constantine PedrosO,
Arahal, Cantillana, Cazalla de Ia Sic.
rra, Dos HernanaS, ECija. F'uenteS de
ra del Rio, Marchena, Mairena, Mon
tellano. MOntellanO Moron, Osuna,
Pilas, Utrera, Viso del Alcor, Coronil,
Gerena, Luisiana, Paradas, Sanlucar
ia Mayor.
SORIA
Abejar, Agreda, Alrnarza, Alma
z9n, ARGOS, Berlanga. BurgO de OSma
G6mara, Medinaceli, Navaleno, vi
nuesa, Yanguas,
TARRAGONA
Reus, Tortosa, Batea, Bratim Els,
pluqa, de FrancOi. Falset, Gandesa
La Riva, Montblanch. Mora de Ebro.
Pont de Arrnentera. Sarreal, Tore
denbarra, Walls, Vendren, Vilabella
vi .arodOna, Alcover, Pa de Cabra
Puigpelat, Vallmoll, Vlnnbod1
TERUEL .--
Albarracin, Alcaniz, Allaga, Blesa
Calamocha, Fortanete, Montalvan
Monreal del Campo. Rublelos de Mo-
ra, Santa Eulalia, Calanda.
TOLEDO
Ouintanar de la Orden. .Talavera
| de la Reina, AllnOrOx, Cebolla, Con
suegra, Illescas, Lilo. Menasaloas
Mora, Navalnorales. Nava1norC4en
kde, Ocana OropeSa, Puebla de Mon
ktalban Puente del ArzOblspo. TorrlJos
iYepes.
VALENCIA
Albaida, Alberique, Alcira. Car
| caqente, Enquera. Gambia, Jat1va, On
| teniente, Requena, Sagunto, Torrente
| VALLADOLID
| Medina, del Campo Medina de
! RioseCo. Pelafiel, Tiedra, TOrdeslllaS
| Tudela, de Duero, .Valorla la Buena
| Villalon, Villa braginla Alae5OS. Cabe
| zon, La SEGA, Mojados, ENava del Rey
| Pima de Esgueva, Pozaldez, Ruede'
Vecilla de Valderabuey, Vlllagarcla
de CanpoS.
VIZCAYA (BILBAo)
Berrneo, Ceanuri, Durango. Guer
| Mica. La Nestosa, Iequeltlo. sMarqul
ma, Orduna, Portugaletes Valnaseda
Abando, Algeria, Deusto. Elorrlo On
| darroa, Plencla, Santurce, SoPueFta
/ Vale de Carranza, Ochandlano
/ ZAMORA
Benavente, Clonal Cereclnos. de
/ CaInpos. COrrales de IaInora, 1oFo
Il IL, 1k@f.- ar
| VllalpandO, Fuente Sauce, Pneola oe
/ Sanabria, Alcafices, Bermlllo. Fer
moSelle.
ZARAGOZA
Calatayud, Almunia (La) Ateca
Ralchlte. Bopja, Carinena, Gaspe "a
1oca, Eaea do los cahaueros. Pima, 81
cla. Sos, Tarazona
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Astorga, Santa Colombia de So
noza, ArgobejO, Benavldes, Bonar,
Cacabelos, La Baneza, La Pola de
Gordon, La VeCilla, Nansilla de las
Gulas, POnferrada, Sahagun, VALDEZ
ras, Valencia de Don Juan, Villafran-
ca del VierzO, Villager.
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Aguilar de Campoo, Astuo>,
CarrlOn, Cervera, Duenas, HerrSo
Parede5 de Navas, PradanOs de OjedJ
Vlllada, Villarrarniel, Baltanas, Guar.
do, TOrquenada.
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CASTELLON DE LA PLANA

Alcora, AlnnazOra, Benasal, Benz
carlo, BentCasirn, Burriana, Lucena,
Morella, Mules, Onda, Oropesa, Segor-
be, TOrreblanca, Vail de Uxo, Villa
rreal, Villafa1nes, VinarOz.
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JAEN

Baeza, Bailen, Linares. Ubeda, Al
Gala la Real, AlCaudete, Andujar, Beas
de Segura, CASTELAR, de Santisteban
Cazorla, Guarrornan. Jodar, ManCha
Real, Martos, Navas de San Juan,
Quesada, Santiago de Ia Espada, San
tlsteban del Puerto, SOrruela, Tore
Don Girneno, Tore del Campo, VAL
depenas, VilChes, VllaCarrlIlO, Villa
nueva del ArzObiSpO.
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C0RDOVA


Puente Genil, Aguilar, Adamuz,
Baena, Belrnez, BujalanCe, Ca1ra, Car
pic, Castro del Rio, Espiel, Esp 10,
Fernan- -NuMes, EIinOjOsa del Duque,
5Lucena, Montalva1, NOntilla, AOntO-
70, Palma del Rio, Pedro Abad, POza-
das, POzO blanCO, PriegO, Rambla,
Rute, VillafranCa, Villa del Rio, Villa
viCiOSa, BelalCazar.
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CORUNA

Ferrol, Santiago, Ortigueira, (San-
ia Marta de), Padron, Puente Gestures,
Ares, Arzda, Bayo, Betanzos, Buno,
Cabana, Canlarlnas, Ca1ba1lo, Gee,
Corcubion, Constance, Finisterre, La
ge LaraCIa, Mugia, MalpiCa. MurOs,
NOya, Ordenes, PuentecesO, Puente-
deune, Puente del Puerto, Puerto del
Sou, Sada, Santa Eugenia de Riviera,
Santa COnba San Vicente de Vinlia-
70, z5s, Puebla de Cararnina1, Santa
Maria de Cedeira, Puentes de Garcia
Rodriguez.
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ALICANTE

Alcoy, Orihuela, Elche, &Mon6var;
Novelda, Santa Pola Torrevieja, vi
llena, Baneras. Benisa. ConCentaina,
Denia, Javea, Muro Ondara, Pogo.
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ALBACETE
Alcaraz, Alnansa, Alpera, Casas Iba-
iez, Chinchilla, Caudete, HELM, La
2Oda, Madrigueras Minaya, Tarazo-
Ia de la Mancha, Tobarra, VillarrO-
0ledO.
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LOGRONO

Calahorra, EncisO, Ezcaray, Haro
Munllla OrtigOSa, de CanerOS, Aldea-
nueva de Ebro, AlfarO, ArnedO, AutOl
BriOnes, CeniCerO Cervera del Rio AL
hama, FuennayOr, Najera, Navarro
to, Rivaflecha, Rincon de Soto, Santo
CarnerOs, VillOslada, de Caneros,
Aquilar del Rio Albania, GravalOs,
La Guardia, Nadia, Soto de Carneros.
* BeCerrea, Burgo, Castro de ReY
Chantada, FOnsagrada, Foz, Monde
nedo. Monforte, Nadela, Quiroga, Ra-
bade, Rivadeo, Sarria, Villabad, vi
llalba, Vivero, Abadin, Aday, Alfoz
BaannOnde, BarreirOs, CastrOverde
Cerbo, Corgo, F'erreira del Vale de
ORC, F'riol, Gonean, Guiteriz, Guntin
InCiO, JOve Meira, MOnterrOSO, Orol
Parga, Pastoriza, Pol, Puertomarin,
RiObarba, SannOs, Sober, Trasparga,
Villanueva de LOrenzana, Villaodrld
MADRID
Alcala de Henares, Araniuez, Ca.
rabanchel, Coilado, Villalba, Escorial
Pinto. Torrelaguna,
MALAGA
Antequera, Alora, Archidona
Canpillos, Alhaur1n Ell Gr ande, Ron.
da, Coin, ssEstepona- Marbella, Velez
Malaga, Alameda, Teba.
MURCIA
Cartagena, Lorca, Abaran, Aqui.
las, AlCantarilla, Albania, Archena
Cehegin, Cleza, JurIlilla Molina, Mula
PacheCO, POzO Estrecho, San Pedro
del Plnatar, TOtana, Yecla, Blanca
BalslCas, CalaSparra, Caravaca, Espi
nardo. Fortuna, Librilla, Mazarron,
NAVARRO
i Panplona, Tafalla, Echarri-Ara
| naz, Estella, DanCllarinea Lumber
Puente Ia Reirla, Sanguesa, Tudela
Irurzdn, Cascante, Castejon, Corella
FiterO, Los ARGOS, Viana, Alsasua
| Ambas, Betell, Iecumberri, Santes
| teban
OVIEDo (AsTURIAs)
Aviles, Colunga, Gijon Infiesto
| LuarCa, Llanes, Pito Cudillero, (EI
Rivadesella, Salas Tapia, Arriondas
| Boal, Cangas, de Onis, Cangas de Tt
| neo, CastropOl, Figueras de CastropO]
| GradO, AGieres, Muros de Pravia, Ma
via, Onts, Pola de Laviana, Pola de
Lena, Pola de Siero, Pravia, Sana de
| Langreo, Tineo Tru7bia, Vega de Ri
vadeo, Vlllaviciosa, Candas, Caravia
Margolles, Nava, Sobreescobio, I'm
/ guerra, Villanueva de Santo Adriano
| Pola de Al1ande,
0RENsE
Racoo de Va!deopras, Gagballine
Calanova, Ganzo de 1drnias. Rva6a
iii H@~1sm S~a&m
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CIUDAD REAL

VaIdepenaS AICazar de San Juan,
A1naden, Alnagro, Alrnodovar del
Campo, Argarnasllla de Calatrava.
Daniel, Infantes, Maragon Manzana.
pss, Piadrabnena. pueptollano, Santa
Cruz de Mudela, Tornelloao, Calzada
ea Qalatrava, socpellamea,
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OVIEDO (ASTURIAs)
0RENsE

Ragoo de Valdeopras. Gaghallino,
Celanova, Ganzo de Iirnia, Rivadas
via. Yac1n. Trivas.
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CUENCA

Horcajo de Santiago, Huete, Mo
t1lla del Palancar, Canete, Casas de
Benitez, La Parrilla, Priego, Sen Gle.
nlente. Tarancon, Valverde del JuCaJ
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-30
HUESCA

Alcolea de Cinca, Ans6, .Ayerbe,
Barbastro, Biescas, Rlnetar. Canfrano
Fraqa, araus, Iaoa, Mons6n. sariHe-
na, TaInarite dA AAtaaa RanaRa4ge.
@oltana. Aa1aln. :.
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PONTEVEDRA

PONTEVEDRA
Puenteareas, Vigo, Villagarcia, Arbo
BayOna, Cam mbadOs, Cangas, Carril
Carbia, CObelo. Cunts, Doron. Estra
da. Gondornar, GOlada, Lalin, La Ca
MIA: Marin, Mondariz, Nigran, Puen-
te Caldelas, POrrinO, Redondela, Ro-
deiro Salvatierra, Silleda, Vlllanue
va de Arosa, Caldas de Reyes, Ls
Guardia, Tuy Buen.