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The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-05
FOUR FUSIONlSTS.

Three State Their Preferences on the
Coming Senatorial Ballot.
Cincinnati, Nov. 1.-The four Repub.
licans elected on the fusion ticket for the
house in Hamilton county are Charles
f. Droste. John c. Otis, DR.. r. w.
Lime and Frank II. Kemper.
The Times-Star prints interviews with
all four, in which Kemper says he will
vote for the Republican caucus nominee;
Otis Will oppose Hanna, but is otherwise
non'committal; Lane is n free silver man,
and will probably vote with the Demo
Gratis on local measures, but is unpledged
for senatorial candidates; Droste is free
silver, and says he will vote for d, sena-
torial candidate who agrees with him.
Voight, the fusion Republican senator,
has not yet been interviewed.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-05
ECKELS WILL ACCEPT.

VIII Assume Bank Presidency January
1st-His Successor c. G. Dawes.
Washington, Nov. 4.-Mr. James H.
Eckels, the comptroller OF the currency
Will accept the presidency of the Com
mercial National Bank, of Chicago. to
which lie was elected yesterday
Mr.. Eckels' term of Office does moi ex
pire until April, 1898, but owing tc the
urgent solicitation of the directors of the
hank, he will assume his new duties on
January LIST.
During his term as comptroller Mr..
Eckels has won national reputation as
Il financier
1t is understood that his successor will
be G. G. Dawes. OF Illinois.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-05
PASSENGERS ROBBED.

Two Unmasked Men Do the Work Neat
ly and Quickly.
Litchfield, ILL.,, Nov 4,-Last night, as
the Buffalo, New York and Boston limit
ed train, on the Wabash road, due hero
ut 94S O'Clock, pulled out two men with
out masks boarded the chair car, and at
the point of revolvers ordered the pas
sengers to give up their valuabes. After
going through the car, which was done
at lively rate. the robbers pulled the
bell-cord, the train stopped and the rob.
bers got off, running east on Third street
aud disappearing ms the train novel on.
The robbers got between $40 and $50 and
a gold watch.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-05
NOTICE.
AfanapeI

Roanoke, Va, November 4th, 1897.
10 the Property Owners OF the City of
Roanoke
In view of the law enacted by the last
General Assembly of Virginia, whereby
it becomes possible for any applicant to
obtain title tosreal estate upon payment
OF taxes delinquent thereon, which law
has been upheld by recfnt decision of
Court of Appeals of.Virginia; and in view
of applications having been made for
eight hundred $500 pieces of real estate
In the city. title to which may be secured
in thirty (30D days, there will be Il meet
ing OF the property owners of the city
held in circuit court on Monday, Novem.
Der Sth, 1891. at 5 o'clock p. m, to de.
wise plans and take such steps as may he
necessary to protect the interests of all
whose property is in jeopardy
Respectfully,
u. L. FlSHBURNE,
JAS. p. WOODS,
w. S. McCLANAHAN,
j. b. FISHBURNE,
j. A. JAMESON,
II. S. TROUT,
HUFF, ANDREWS S.
THOMAS,
r. H. FISHBURNE & CO.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-05
HAMMERsTEIN's DOWNFALL.
Failure of the Big Theatrical Manager
in New York City.

Failure of the Big Theatrical Manager
in New York City.
New York, Nov. Oscar Hammer
stein, the theatrical manager and the re.
puted owner of the Olympic Music Hall,
made an assignment to-day for the benefit
of his creditors to Louis ]. Philips.
Hammerstein eft his Office to-day
almost broken hearted, declaring that no
other man could run his business His
creditors pushed him so hard, how
ever, that he had to change his mind.
His attorney announced that the
assignment was only temporary. The
liabilities are only about 100000 Quite
recently the proprietors of the Empire
Theatre, London, offered Hap,merstein
$4,000, 600. for the Olympia Music Hall.
which was refused.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-05
EXTENDING SILVER COINAGE.
The Extension Fixed at One Franc tc
Each Person.

Luz HAteHSion Fixed at one Franc to
Each Person.
Paris, Nov. At is officially announc-
ed that five of the states of the Latin
Union, namely, France, Italy, Belgium,
Switzerland and Greece, have signed a
convention extending the limits of silver
coinage. .::;;The extension is fixed at one
franc per head of the population of the
respective countries.
The convention provides that each sig
hatory shall use part of it's existing ever
plus of five frame pieces for coming ga
franc pieces. France will thereby be en-
abled to recoin 27,000,0 900 francs worth,
besides minting 100000 francis worth
of lneot silver, on which there will he a
profit of 100000 francs This profit
will be devoted to reminting worn gold
and silver coins
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-05
ARCHIE LOCKLEY CAUGHT.

He is Wanted in King and Queen for
Triple Murder.
Philadelphia, Nov. 4.-Archie Lockley,
negro who is wanted by the authorities
OF King and Queen county, Va, for a
triple murder committed in that county
last month, was captured here last night.
He was given a hearing today and COM
mitted.to await requisition papers from
Virginia.
Early last month Lockley called at the
house of Mrs, Martha E. Chapman, at
Plymouth, Va, quarrel arose, and,
when attacked, Lockley shot dead Mrs.
Chapman, her son, Eddie Chapman, and
George Lee, all colored
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-05
THE FEVER DYING OUT

Only One New Case Reported in Memphis
Yesterday.
Memphis, Tenn, Nov. 1.-The fever
here is about at an end. Only one new
case has been reported in the last twenty
four hours. The situation to date is AS
follows:
Outside the city, ole death to-day in
side the city, three. Total deaths to
date, ii. Total deaths inside the city,
II. Total cases reported in the city and
county, 40; total cases now in the city
ann county, 81; total cases now in the
city, "; total cases now in the county, Z;
recovered, 4.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-05
ONE VOTE FOR JOHN T,

Boston, Nov. 4.-Some admirer of John
IL. Sullivan, eX-chamDion pugilist, voted
Tor him for governor Tuesday The off
cial returns credit him with one vote.
Friends OF Mayor Quincy, an avowed
enemy of Sullivan, have started a mean
rumor to the elect that John L. voted
for himself The mayoralty election
does lot come off until spring.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-05
SOME FACTS FOR YOUR CONSID.
ERATION

Established seventeen years. Oldest
piano aud organ house in Virginia. Over
seven thousand Instruments sold TO ms
many satisfied customers. Thousands O
testimonials IA to the fair and honorable
dealings OF Hobhie Piano Company from
the leading business and professional
men, also mechanics and railroad men. OF
Virginia Is IL surprise, therefore, ,har
Hobbie Piano Company control the best
trade and do the largest business OF any
house in the State,
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-05
HAvEMEYER IMPROVING

aaNew York, Nov 1.-The condition of
H. 0. Havemeyer, of the sugar trust. is
reported ~ being rapidly improving this
ev' ming. The seriousness of his illness
has been greatly exaggerated and should
have no eifec. on the market He is now
Mt his country home at Greenwich, Conn.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-05
SLUMP IN SUGAR

New York, Nov. A report is current
to-day that Fl. o Havemeyer, president
Of the sugar trust, was stricken with
appendicitis. Thus far sugar prices have
rua from 1888 to 1.35. In case of his
death there will be big slump in the
prices of sugar
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-05
PROPERTY OWNERS.
Read the Following in the interest
of Yourselves.

10 Whom it May Concern: Finding
That large number of properties have
been filed upon and desiring to make the
costs Us light as possible upon those who
may redeem real estate filed upon for de-
linquent taxes under the act of the last
general assembly Of Virginia, The Tin. es
mas submitted the following proposition
to Capt. S. S. Brooke, clerk, who has full
authority to place the necessary adver-
tisemenrs:
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-05
CHARLOTTE BICYCLE RACES.

Charlotte, n. c., Nov. 4.-.The bicycle
circuit chasers ran fast races before ap.
preciative spectators here to day. The
finishes were close and exciting. Bald
added two more firsts to his credit. His
time in the one third mile, open, was a
worlds record. 80 2-5 seconds-reducinp
the figures from II seconds.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-05
A MILLIONAIRE SUICIDES.

Silver CITY. n. Mex, Nov IN. w.
Bremen, of Globe, Arizona, well. known
mining man. committed suicide here to-
day. About ten years ago he took 50, OO0,-
OoO from the silver mines in this locality,
but has heen drinking most of the time
since then.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-05
MARRIED IN DANVILLE.

Danville, Va, Nov H. The marriage
OF Miss Mary Katherine Penn, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs James G. Penn, to Mr..
Barnes Rucker Penn. her cousin, was
celebrated at 8 o'clock yesterday evening
in the Main Street Methodist Episcopal
Church.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-05
PROPOSITION.
Capt. S. S. Brooke, Clerk,

Ronnoke, Va.
Dear Sir: Referring to conversation
with you On yesterday regarding the ad-
vertisements of delinquent lands fled
upon, [ submit the following bid for pub
LEGATION of same in The Times: will in
sert the advertisements as the law directs
fox the consideration of one and 80. 100
dollars for each advertisement. Very
truly. NJ. II. CLAYTOR
Roanoke, Nov. L. Ninpnge,
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-05
LARGE DEATH RATE

Havana Nov. 4 : During the last three
days 1876 persons have died in the city
of Havana Over fifty per cent. of the
people gathered into the Matanzas dis
trict as a precautionary measure against
the insurgents were without meat IT,
day.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-05
THE SALE POSTPONED

Topeka, Kans, Nov. 1.-The sale of
Kansas Pacific branch line has been post
poned until December 49,
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-05

IF YOU can't spare the time to call ut
Jacks and get copy of Branns lcono
clast, phone go and have it sent over a
few copies out Of 100 left
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-05

REWARD OFFERED-If the party
who has my wheel, Crescent,
will return at once fair reward will be
paid and no questions asked G. II.
JENN1NGS, manager Roanoke Music
Company
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-05

FOR RENT. Three nice rooms suita-
bic Tor light housekeeping. Apply to NJ.
IL. JENNINGS, SIG Church street .. w.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-05
ENDS HIS CAREER

tors defeat
ENDS HIS CAREER.
Washington. Nov. 4-Senator Cor
mans defeat in Maryland ends his politi-
cal career He began life as a page in
the Senate III the early fifties and has
been on the government payroll almost
s'e"uiiy ever since Since he has been
the leader of Democracy and loss in
Maryland he has controlled matters N
s"ch way as to cause popular revolt
The goldites look upon his defeat IA
expressing the sentiment against silver
The campaign for gold will be vigorous
~ fought o;t in Nebraska. Wyoming.
West Virginia. Delaware, Montana.
Wisconsin, New York, North Dakota.
New Jersey, California and Washington.
HOW 1T HAPPENED.
Baltimore, Md, Nov. THE rext
Maryland Legislature will elect success.
scr to Senator German. 1t will be Re-
publican, in all reliability, by seven ma
Jority on joint ballot
There has been great excitement in this
city. For many years the election has
not been 50 close and even yet the returns
are not all in. Tuesday night, when the
figures from Baltimore city were first
displayed and it became certain that the
Republicans had swept the city. even
carrying Democratic strongholds, the
Impression became general that Senator
German had been defeated As the night
wore on, however, and the returns from
the counties began to arrive, it was quite
evident TINT the Republican landslide in
the city had not extended to the counties
and conseq uently the friends of the Sena
tor faced the situation with renewed
hope.
There was every reason, too, for this
encouragement. The Eastern Shore
seemed practically solid for the Demo-
Gratis. Such of the lower tier as were
heard from were likewise Democratic.
and even Washington, in which nagers
town is situated and which is always Re.
publican, had gone over to the German
column 1t was, therefore, with abso.
lutte confidence that the Democrats
claimed Il majority of the legislature,
and INDUCED in mutual congratulations.
Such vas the situation. Yesterday
morning the conditions began 10 change.
1t WAS found that the Democrats had not
elected u solid delegation to the legisla-
ture from Washington county, and in
other counties the official returns lopped
OIL one OF more members Finally. the
Democrats brought their figures down to
OF Democratic and 81 Republican mem.
bers q the Legislature, with two counties,
st. Mary's and Calvert, to be heard from.
Upon these two counties the whole ones.
ton rested
Late mt night it WAS learned definitely
that St Mary's goes Republican by $40
majority, electing the entire ticket, and
that Calvert is Republican by BOG, elect
ing the entire ticket. Thus the legislature
will stand:
Senate-Re Republicans, II; Democrats, 0.
House Republicans, 40; Democrats.
49,
Republican majority On joint ballot, :.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-05
CORMAN is
DEFEATED.
Fuller Returns Give Republicans
the Legislature.
THEY WILL HAVE SEVEN MAJOR.
ITY ON JOINT BALLOT--THE
MARYLAND BOSS WILL GO INTO
RETIREMENT.

Baltimore, Nd, Nov. John Cowap.
president o. the Baltimore and Ohio,
one OF Mr. Germans trusted leutenants,
says there is no doubt at all of the Sena-
tors defeat
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-05

BRUSH MOUNTAIN COAL viii
please You Let us send you ton.
Phone 2lO. j. II. WILKINSON Il co.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-05
E0D AXIS.

The annual family gathering
at the Thanksgiving table, the
chlldren's Christmas tree,
groups of friends gathered to
pass winters evening-al
make delightful indoor subjects
for winter Kodaking, while
the fields and trees in snowy
garb make quite as beautiful
subjects for outdoor work as
do the green groves and mea-
dows of summer. Kodaks,
SIS to $15. Sold either for
cash or on instalment.
ROANOKE CYCLE COMPANY,
lis Salem avenue 9. W.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-02-02

acknowledgements que don Manuel Zavala y
Rodriguez, actual alcalde de Guayanilla, ha
sido ell autor de la farsa que motlvara los aeon
tecimientos ocurridos desde ell % de Enero CO.
rriente, causando la alarma nsiguiente en- ell
pats, produciendo escandalos que perjudican
nuestro cr6dito, llevando lagrimas los hoga-
res de ciudadanos honrados y paclticos, enga
nando al Gobierno que lie contara gu represen-
taci6n en- Guayanilla, y poniendo hasta cierto
punto en- ridiculo al partido conservador d que
pertenece, va que los primeros juicios de la
prensa Sc diriiian contra dicha agrupacion
quien empezaban q atribuirse tales combinacio-
nes por coincidir los hechos con la implantacion
de las reformas.
decimos que acknowledgements el desdi-
chado Zavala ha sido ell autor de plancha tan
fenomenal, porque las pruebas que contra ell
arroja la investigation popular, proporcio
nan Ell convencimiento fntimo de esta asevera-
ci6n. Resulta asf probado por la declaration
de Ramon Ruiz, jornalero, de 26 amos, soltero,
vecino de Guayanilla y residente en- ell harrio
de lndios, quien Sc conhesa Instruments autor
de las listas, wales recibos otros documen-
tos que dieron margen la supuesta sociedad
conspiradora que Sc hallaron luego en- la casa
del honrado labrador Mateo Mercado. Ell tai
Ramon Ruiz, recibi6 Ell su casa ell dia % de
Dicembre pasado, de manos de la genora de
su convecino don Santos Ramos, un pliego So
brecartado para el, cuyo anyerso se nota
con to7a c1a1Tttd, el seI1o qae asa la AIca1e7t0
de Guoyanilla: Ese pliego contenfa una car
tita frmada por Martin Rodriguez (que es ell
c9lebre corneta) solicitando de Ruiz que pasara
la casa de aquel las nueve de la mailana con
objeto de tratar de asunto importante: Asis-
tio Ia cita suponiendo-segdn dice-que SC
trataba de una citacion de la autoridad, toda
vez que ell sobre llevaba ell sello de la Acadia
allf lie requiri6 Martin para que cal dictado>
escribiera unas lstas de nombres,-para 6l des
conocidos algunos, hiciera tambien unos
recibos 6 wales que hizo ell escribiente apare
Ger frmados con los nombres que le fueron in
dicados- Terminada esa operaci6n, declara
Ruiz, que Sc volyi5 su casa.
Manifesto que no tiene conocimiento de
una carta que Sc dice fgurar en- ell proceso
que aparece dirijida por Mateo Mercado un
tai Sola de Adjuntas, la que trataba de
llevar cabo fines criminales Q)
Resulta tambi6n por manifestation de D.
Geronimo Lluveras, acaudalado propietario
conservador, domicilado en- ell barrio xBoca1
de Guayanillao colindante con el de <Barinas1
de Yauco, que en- esos dias, (del 28 de Diciem-
bre al de Enero) Sc lie present6 el negrtto
Martin, vestido de unforme, con quepiz sa-
BILE, en- la hacienda, caballo, mostrandole
ONO parece diffcil que cotejando Ia le-
ira de dicha carta con Ia que Sc us6 en- las lis
tss pudiera venirse en- conocimiento de 81 han
sido hechas por la misma mano.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-02-02
ULTIMA HORb.

Tarde para poder ocuparnos hoy de sus
particulares, hemos recbido ell Manifesto diri
jido q la Nacion por ell Directorio Autonomis-
ia, que ha empezadoa circular esta tarde que,
en- realdad, es documento notable por la
serenidad con que esta escrito y por la firmeza
con que ataca los puntos, juicio del Directorio
vulnerables, de las reformas mandadas implan
tar en- Puerto Rico.
FL documento de referencia-del cual vol-
veremos q ocuparnos manana,-se concreta d
demostrar el NAL efecto que en- ell pals autono-
mista han causado las reformas sefialar sus
defectos, que no Sc compaginan con las prone
sas hechas por el senior Canovas del Castillo, y
que NADIA tienen de Observation-Disclosures en- 10 que
al mecanismo administrative y polftico de
Puerto Rico Sc retiere. Quedaran los misInos
vicios lunanes que tan fatales resultadoH han
dado en- el gobierno de las Antillas espanolas.
Ell Directorio aconseja ell retraimiento de
sus correligionarios en- las proximas elecciones
para concejaes, por entender impossible indie
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-02-02

carqueixas ma nosa terra mas silvas buscan-
do paxaros ou comendo amoras, pra meterse
con ese Ribeiro que ten mais espinas que un
ourizo por una cousa allea?
Botouse reir 8 tendeiro decia:
ST fora eu, xa me hubera embarcado pra
collier forza comendo tallada chourizos, caldo
de berza con unto panbroa esmigallado con
una cunca de vino detras
Como eu tina que faoer, funme sin
antes decirle.
''Pois mira, q tt tamen faite falta conner
un pouco de 6osta d'aquella con que tapan as
portas dos fornos ma nosa terra.
UN CALICO.
p. D.-No bien habfa terminado de Co
piar ell dialogo anterior, Sc me presento un pal
sanito con un papel, para que estampase mi
flrma protestando contra ell artfculo que publlco
La Iategritzad N0cionaz sobre don Ricardo
Alfonso, a 10 que me negue en- absolute por ira
tarse de un asunto puramente de caracter perso-
nal. Yo estoy dispuesto q protestar con toda
mi fuerza y energfa cuando Sc ataque mi re
gion 8 a mi patria; pero entiendo que en- las ac-
tuales circunstancias 10 que Sc esta hacienda es
una solemne plancha. Cada cual, que Sc de
fienda El atacante ell atacado dos hom-
bres: que Sc rompan ell bautismo asunto ter
minado.- Yale.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-02-02
NOTICIAS

~ Aver las dos de la tarde y en- ell lu-
gar llamado el "Higuillo', tuvo lugar un
suicidio. Un indivfduo de la clase de Color
por motive que 81 explica en- carta dirigida al
juez, Sc privo de la vida, disparandose tiro
de revolver. En- cuanto tuvo conocimiento del
hecho, person6se ell juez de instruction de Ca
tedral en- ell sitio indicado, entablandose la
competencia entire la Jurisdiction civil y la mi,
litar, 10 que did lugar que Sc retardase algo
la formation de la sumaria correspondents
Ya'entrada la noche, supo que la desgracia
afectaba una pessona del pueblo muy conoci-
da, que por mucho tempo sirvio en- la Aduana
de esta Capital que, hace pocos dias, fue
detenldo q consecuencia del hurto de 20 pares
de zapatos, verifcado en- la misma Aduana
Jose Merced Garcia Sc llamaba ell desgraciado
sulcida y apenas contaba "a amos de edad.
Maf1ana 81 obtenemos detalles, los publicaremos.
- Ell Comite autonomista de Ponce con-
testando d un telegrama del Directorio, le dice
10 siguiente: eManuel Rossy-Doctor Barbo,
sa-Capital: Mayorfa Comite cree que dadas
bases aprobadas por Camaras 81 es cierto que
las reformas pudieran tener en- SUI reg!amenta-
cion caracter mas amplio exransivo conside-
rando constituyen paso avance camino des-
centralizacion administrative confando en- que
eterna labor, tempo progreso, ideas, han de
perfeccfonarlas ampliandolas porvenir, opina
partido debe contribuir su planteamiento concu-
rrlendo los com1clos, cumpl1endo nuestro
acuerdo Asambl. as Aguadilla, Capital. Baldo-
nero San Antonio-Luis r. Velazquez.>
~ IIa fallecido en- Ponce ell estimable Sc
nor don Juan Felix Rodriguez. r. l. P.
#** Els necesario no desesperar. Hay que sa-
Der aguardar. 81 usted crefa no poder curarse
de sus dolencias, levante su espfrftu. Ain
puede usted prolongar su vida con ell uso de
la SOLUCION VITAL GADEA, que renueva
Las fuerzas perdidas da vigor todo ell slstema
~ Hemos sabido que por iniciativa del
sefor alcalde presidente, Sc ha reunido en- estos
dias la Junta de Sanidad local, para conocer de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-02-02
PROTESTA

Los que suscriben paisanos amigos de
don Ricardo Alfonso, protestan energlcamente
contra la forma modo de espresarse de ell pc
ri6dico xLa 1ntegridad Nacional, , en- su artfculo
<Un concejal de barro,> publicado el 20 de los
corrientes, en- ell cual Sc ofende de una manera
POGO culta improcedente, un compahero de
region, cuyas condolences modo de ser en- ge-
neral, le hacen acreedor las simpatfas no solo
de sus paisanos, sino que tambien la de
cuantos Sc honran con su amistad.
Ella Integridad Nacional~ en- esta OCCASION,
V en- nuestro concepto no ha estado a la altura
que corresponds un peri6dico de su ITALIA y
prestigio.
Al Cesar, 10 que es del Cesar.
ST possible fuera OR los pareceres de todas
las personas sensatas imparciales en- este
asunto, tenemos la completa seguridad de que
con ell senior Alfonso estarfa la inmensa mayorfa
San Lorenzo, Enero 81 de l897.-Felicia-
no Gonzalez Padfn.-Generoso Morales
Eduardo Morales.-Isidoro Alvarez. -teliciano
Gonzalez Gonzalez.-Quintfn Soto.- Grego'
rio Bretanas.-Jos6 Lauzao.-Manuel Lopez
Jose Riyas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-02-02

ratio, dejando en- la fachada de la casa se1alada
de mas de cincuenta proyectiles. la madru-
gada ha sido encontrado cerca del sitio de la
refriega el cadaver del alcalde, con un balazo
en- Ell pecho. Hablase de varios heridos de ar
ma de fuego que est&n ocultos Han ingresado
en- la carcel ell juez municipal y catorce indivf-
duos, uno de los cuales trataba de esconder una
herida de bala que tiene en- pierna. Cu6n-
tase que la batalla fu4 desenlace de anti
guas ouestiones de consumes, agriadas por
la enemistad declarada del alcalde al me-
dico, quien era estimado por la mayorfa
del vecindario de Albelda.
La casa naviera Infausti ha ofrecido al
general Polavieja servicios gratuitos para
transporter tropas pertrechos de guerra los
puntos del archipelago que designe.
Ell consul general de los Estados Uni
dos en- la Habana, Mr.. Lee, segdn notioias de
la Gran Antilla, Sc muestra muy reser-
yado, habi6ndose negado ceebrar inter
views los reriodistas.