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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-09-25
Rridr. nutldcrs Confcr.

Cleveland. o., Sept. 22.-Representa-
tives OF all the leading iron bridge
builders Of the United States ere In
conference here for the purpose Of or
ganizlng stock company aud to erect
several rolling mills TO manufacture
their own raw material. No action has
yet been taken on the plan.
spain NRtchc. American Passengers.
Madrid. Sept. -. The queen regent
has ordered that special surveillance be
exercised at the Spanish ports on all
arrivals from United States ports. In
consequence Of the outbreak OF yellow
fever In some Of the southern states.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-09-25
Many Drowned.

London, Sept. ga dispatch TO the
Daily News from Vienna says that the
steamer lka. with n crew OF ten and car
rying so Australian passengers, was en-
tcring the port at Fiume on the river
Fiunnra Tuesday evening, when she
collided with the English steamer Tiria
aud sunk In two minutes. Most OF the
passengers persisted.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-09-25
rrnncc Ia MntchfnI.

Paris, Sept. 2i.-M narihou. the min
lister Of the interior, has instructed the
projects Of the maritime privinccs 70
watch particularly all arrivals from
America, with view OF guarding
against yellow fever.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-09-25
m. mnntcr AcnnIttcd.

Frankfort, Ky, Sept. %. The jury
in the cases of DR.. Godfrey Hunter, ex-
Congressman John Henry Wilson. +.
+. Franks and Capt Noel Gaines, ac-
cuscd OF conspiracy 10 bride members Of
the legislature, brought in verdict OF
not ouiIfv
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-09-25
Reduces WorLtngmcn.s Ts,xes

Washington, Sept 23.-lIcnry Nor
ris, United States consul at Client. re-
ports 20 the state department that the
Belgian government has exempted from
building paving and sewerage taxes
houses erected by worlSmen for their
own use, or by building associations for
workmcn's occupation.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-09-25

st. Petersburg, Sept. IL. - Two steam-
ers. the Tzarcyitch and Afalpitka. coli
lidcd in the Volga, near Astrakhnn.
The former sank. Her passengers.
panic-strickcn. jumped into the river.
Many reached the shore, but 40 were
drowned
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-09-25

Camp Anayat, via Panl,aiora. Sept. is.
British troops suffered severe losses
Thursday in a battle with the rebel
llous Mohmnnds. One hundred and
forty IN the second brigade OF Gen.
Sir Bindon Bloods division have been
either killed or wounded. The Moh-
mand loss was also heavy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-09-25

Springfield, Mass. Sept, II. - At
IIampden park Casey and Ekberg
broke the tandem bicycle records for
the quarter, third and half mile. Their
time was: Quarter, "a 40; former rec
ord, 20. Third, %; former, sc. Half,
81 3-5; former, IS.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-09-25

Nashville, Tenn, Sept. IS. - At the
national road parliament resolutions
recommending state aid and aid by the
general government and restricted
use of convict labor were adopted. Gen.
Roy Stone was reelected president.
The next meeting will be In Omnhn.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-09-25

The territory comprising western
Australia, according to- the latest COM
putatlon, covers nearly 100000 square
miles and constitutes about one-third
OF the Australian continent The area
Of this single colony is larger than that
OF eight leading countries in Europe
combined.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-09-25
LONDON eAMKERs pRorEsT.
Adopt Resolutions Against Rank Of
EngInnd's silver Reserve PInn.


EnElnnd's silver Reserve plan.
London, Sept. ga meeting Of the
bankers OF London, called 10 protest
against the action OF the governor OF
the Bank OF England, Hugh c. Smith,
who, at the semiannunl meeting OF that
institution Thursday last read let
ter addressed 20 the chancellor Of the
eNchequer, in which the governor an-
nounced that the bank was prepared 20
hold onc-iifth of the bullion held
against its note issue in silver, pro-
vided always that the French mint Is
again open TO the free coinage OF sill
yer and the prices al which silver is
procurable and salable are satisfactory,
wns held at the clearing house Wcdncs-
day. There was large Attendance
of representatives OF powerful interests.
Several Of the prominent banks were
not represented a resolution protest.
ing against the Bank OF England's pro-
posed action was adopted. This resou-
ton Will be embodied Ina letter 10 the
governor OF the Bank OF England. The
protest upon the part OF the London
bankers is unprecedented and is the
only thing talked about at present IN
financial circles.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-09-25

In total population Of little over
100000 Switzerland now has over
100000 depositors in savings banks.
with on average for each family Of s275
IN cash deposits.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-09-25

Kansas City, Mo-, Sept. 22.-Kansas
City railroads having outlets az Gulf
ports are notifying shippers that freight
for Gulf points viii be accepted subject
70 delay only. This Is due to the yellow
fever quarantine, which Is now being
rigidly enforced. freight as well as
passenger trains being subject TO the
rule. There Is every Indication that the
big grain crop OF the southwest, which
bad begun 20 move In great quantities
20 the Gulf ports. will be driven back
TO the Atlantic ports. from which II had
been largely diverted. owing TO the 40
tiyity OF the Gulf railroads.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-09-25

London, Sept -. a special dispatch
from Madrid says that the Spanish gov
ernmont Is negotiating "A loan. guar
anteed by the port dues, for the pur-
poses Of new naval works.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-09-25
Peace Prevails.

Monicyideo. Sept. 20.-Thc treaty OF
peace between the government and tho
insurgents was signed Sunday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-09-25
MINERS RESUME WORK.
Song Of the Pick Heard Again in
the Pittsburgh District
IdIeness OF Two Months Ended-Per-
picking situation nj HazIeton, Pm.
Women, Armed with sticks
and stones, Make Trouble.

Pittsburgh, Pa. Sept. 17.--After over
two months of idleness between 49,
600 and $4,000 coal miners In the Pitts
burgh district returned 10 work in ac-
cordance with the action taken at
Wednesdays convention authorizing
the men 20 resume work in all the mines
complying with the provisions Of the
scale OF 65 cents adopted at Columbus.
The remainder OF the $4,000 miners Of
the district will be at work before tthe
close OF the week. 1t is estimated that
the strike, which lasted 65 working
days, cost the people Of the Pittsburgh
district from s5,Oo0,OOO TO S7,OoO,0Oo.
OF this amount the miners lost about
S2.250,O00 in wages.
Ohio Mines started.
Cincinnati, Sept. 20.-A Bellaire CO.,
special 20 the Times-Star says: All the
large coal mines located on the Balti-
more & Ohio, Cleveland, Lorraine a.
Wheeling Peddling banks in Belmont
county were started Monday morning,
operators paying the 56-centrate. Two
thousand miners returned to work.
situation at HnzIeton.
Hazleton, Pa, Sept. 21.-Unless UNI
foreseen developments occur the an
thracite coal strike in this region is
ended. Monday 200 men, half of the
full complement, returned 20 work at
the Honeybrook collieries OF the Lee
high and Wilkesbarre company, rs did
800 of the 1900 at pardee's Lattimer
mines, while the Cranberry. Crystal
Ridge and HARDWOOD collieries OF the
same company and CoNe's collieries in
the Drfton district, remained at work.
The latter were TO have settled the ques-
ton OF strike Monday, but AT the re-
quest of the operators held Oft until
next Thursday. Nearly 5000 strikers
have returned. The break of the strike
is practically a victory for the opera
tors. as in only one or two instances
have the demands OF the men been
granted, although several companies
have promised TO consider the griev-
nnces
Rnided by women.
At Lattimer band OF women at
tempted TO drive out 300 Italians who re-
turned 10 work. They were armed with
clubs and stones and moved on the en-
CINE house and the company stores.
The raid looked forbidding for time
and was not ended until three com
pnnies Of the Thirteenth regimentwith
fixed bayonets had pressed back and
dispersed the crowds. A number OF
Butler valley miners who wanted TO
return TO work at Lattimer were driven
back by n body of armed strikers who
met them as they came over the noun
tain, n mile or more from camp. The
disturbance at Eckley was an attempt
by strikers TO intimidate the men who
wanted TO work, and IL, too, was quoted
down by the troops without violence.
The sun., 1897-01-17
THE JIRERTY LEAG UE.
An Organization That Opposes the Election
to Once OF Extremists.

LONDON. Jan. l6.-Londoners and New York
ers who have long been afflicted with societies
for the prevention OF this. that and the other. or
organizations for the promotion OF fads OF every
description. should take example from certain
Of the residents OF New Zealand. the Land OF
Advanced Ideas. These residents arrived at the
conclusion that civilization was advancing with
200 rapid strides in New Zealand, and that In
dividual rights and liberties were being trodden
under foot by fsddIsts.
They accordingly formed organization
named the Liberty League the members Of
which are pledged 10 oppose any person who
stands for election who il an extremist upon
any subject injuriously affecting the rights Of
citizens and to conserve what remains OF In
dividual liberty. and TO win back the rights Of
hich the people have been robbed by preda-
tory enactmcnts.
some time ago total prohibition or the liquor
trafic was enforced in certain parts OF the
country, with the result, borne out by
high church dignitaries, that these dis
tricts arc now noted for drunkenness.
Notwithstanding this fact the Prohibitionists
are determined to force their ideas upon the
whole colony One OF the objects OF the Liberty
League is TO resist by every constitutional
means the attempts OF the Prohibtionists TO
stop the manufacture. sale. importation. or use
OF liquor in the colony.
In the recent elections for members OF the
House OF Representatives the league worked
strenuously against the Prohibition candidates,
with the result that they were everywhere
defeated. II is hoped that henceiorth the
socialistic legislation OF the New Zealand Par
lament will be checked through the influence
OF the lcaguers who include some OF the most
prominent men OF the country.
The sun., 1897-01-17
WELL kDUcATED, BUT CAN'T READ.
a Broskiya wonss who Has Learned
Enttr~iy by Li.teaiaG.

Tho wonderful DEVELOPMENT Of certain facui.
tie. in the cases OF persons who have lost tho
use OF some OF their natural functIons. or of
Others whose faculties have not been fully do.
yeloped. has long been . matter of remark. but
Il il not alone the outside observers who Appre-
ctate the provisions Of nature for the benefit OF
the unfortunates. The sufferers themselves
often appreciate this fully, and In some In
.,.nca. ,f,er r,ar, grow 10 depend so much
s.aueos' e'e' 'o"'.' So" w
upon their acquired tacuities ~ 10 DO airNu OF
n change, even IL they have the chance OF one.
n,,,,,.,I., -, Ill. 4. ,,,.n he n ,vom,, In
An ~" y, s ,, ~ - :.
Brooklyn who never mas learheu 10 read or
w,its In no way could one d discover Il his except
=. ~, o,.n admIs.Ion or nv puttInv her IN n
ny her own Ao"''''o"' VI W ''"S "'' W ="
direct test for she Is one OF the best educated
women in the country. conversant with Ian
- -, ,,,...,n,. .nd II, IN. c,rr.,, ,o,ic.
kusfos' A@ iee' ~sue' ~" 81 W. -
OF the day. She Is rich. too. ana could anorh
all the ssryIces Of tho best teachers II she bu /
-. -, "a 80 Nh, sh. r.f,s.s o., do an
enose :" ' ,,"'" W 'e."' 80 s"e ~. ~, :.
The sun., 1897-01-17
sr. sATIOUR,s ~ LONDON.
The improvements Have Made II One OF
the Finest Churches In England.

LoNpoN. Jan. ld.-The Rev. pr. Thompson.
rector OF ST. Saviours, Southwark, says that
the Harvard University authorities are still
considering the proposal to grant n sum for
painted window In 81. Saviour's to the memory
OF John Harvard. The church will be reopened
as a pro.cathedral for South London on Feb.
IL, the Lord Mayor attending in state. The
Prince OF Wales with some others OF the royal
family Will also re present. over 100000
have be~n expended In rcpair> and alterations,
and III. interior i- now pronounced To be among
the most striking and magnificent Of church
ed fees in England.
The new memorial Windows include those
dedicated to Shakespeare, Philip M'sStngrr,
Beaumont and Fletcher. Dr. Snchevrrrl AMI
the actor Alleync. \ number Of Amrricans
have contributed towards the Shakespeare and
Mas-inycr windows. 10 John iarvards mem
ory. who was christcneh in -. Snviour's in
1907. and whose parents kent the "od Queens
Head " In Southwark, there has been allotted \
nne three light window IN the south trRnsept
which will cost about $500. rhe endowment of
this memorial by Harvard University will up-
doubt tedly be u graceful act.
The sun., 1897-01-17
oFFEScEs AGAINST DEcEycY.
A Bin Introduced In tn. ReichstaE TO Pun.
lsh Them,

BERLIN. Jan. l0.-The proceedings In tho
Reichstag this week have been OF the humdrum
order. More than hal. OF the members are still
absent. not having returned from their holiday
vacations. and It has been avery difficult matter
to obtain quorum In the Chamber. The lead
ers Of the party OF the Centre are about TO in-
troduce a bill which provides for the punish
ment Of offences against decency and morality
upon the stage and platform and In the columns
of tie press imposing the penalty OF years
IMPRISONMENT and fire Of 900 marks S25ol
upon persons convicted OF violation OF the pro-
Visions at the act.
such law would he an awful weapon in the
hands VI The aut h0rit'es According TO the terms
Of the proposed measure a. they are now known.
the hi iar exceeds In severity and scope the
existing censorship OF the stage and the powers
conferred upon the police authorities TO Dissolve
or prevent meetings, yet II IL pretty well under
the measure.
The sun., 1897-01-17
DRAWIyG ROOMS ~ LONDON.
Five WIN R- Ucid-OnIy 600 Presentations
WIN Bc Made an Each Occasion.

LONDON, Jan. l6--Amcrican ladies desirous
OF presentation ut tho drawing rooms Of tho
coming season can rely upon nve taking place,
three at which tho Princess OF Wales will act
for the Queen and two which will bc held by tho
Queen herself in May and early June, The rule
II to be- strictly enforced thnt no more than 200
sion. The drawing room IN Jnir VIII Just pre-.
csde the diamond Jubilee" functions, and will
form IA brilliant prrlu lr tn those celebratiuns
Some of the European princes who come to tho
Jubilee will have arrived and will attend the
drawing room,
Her Majesty ia busted over the programme
for the Diamond Jub lee, every detail oi which
sho insists upon supervising. The Court WIN
return from Osborne To W iudsur Castle un Feb.
10. ON March her Majesty will start for
CimieZ. France.
The sun., 1897-01-17
Total.

Cloudy and unsettled conditions prevailed yester.
day everywhere east OF the Rocky Mountains, with
light snow falling about the great lakes. IN New
England and eastern Canada, ond rain In scattered
places In the Southern States and In )wa, Missouri
and Nebraska.
It was warmer in tho lake regions, n tho central
states west of the Mississpp and IN tho Northwest
and colder In the South Atlantic States aud In tho
upper Mi,slssippi AMI Missouri valleys.
Dense fog -nveloped the coast In the morning. be.
coming lisht in the afternoon.
In this city the day was cloudy average humidity
90 per cent: wind shifted from northeast to south
and southwest. average velocity mites an hour;
highest ofl,cal temperature 42'. lowest 80 baron
ser corrected to read to level, at A. NJ, aO2I
8 =. NJ. 1928.
The thermometer A. tho United States Weather nu
rsau registered the temperature yesterday follows
The sun., 1897-01-17
Fua.ra, OF David j. Dean.

Tho funeral OF David J. Dean. who died in San
Antonio. Tex. on Jan. 10, took place in Calvary.
NJ. L. Church, at l30th street and Seventh
avenue. at 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. The
services were tho simple burial services OF the
NJ. +. Church. and were conducted by the Rev.
Drs. f. J. Haynes. A. NJ. Baker, A. ID. Vail, and
J. f.. Price four former pastors Of Calvary
Church. each OF whom spoke briefly OF the pub
lie and religious life OF the deceased. The pa
bearers were Corporation Counsel Scott forme =
Corporation Counsel Clark, Judge Lacombe,
Justices A Andrews. O'Brien ana Beek kman, and
Mr.. John Dearng. The interment took place In
WoOdlawn Cemetery Immediately after the con-
clusion of the church services.
The sun., 1897-01-17
Receiver for tn, w. Is. w.sn Company.

PoUGHKEEPsIE. Jan. l6.-On tho application
OF Deputy Attorney General linsbrouck, an
order was made by Justice Barnard to-day ap-
pointing Louis DiArmont, lawyer, receiver OF
tho w. Is. Webb Company, commission mer-
chants OF New York. The company was formed
and incorporated about three years ago, and
Issued 500 shares OF stock at $40 each. Police
Captain ID. G. Monahan subscribed for 400
shares and still owns them. w, Is. Webb and
his son own the remaining ton shares. Capt.
Monahan and w. Il. Webb have asked the At
torney- General to commence an action for the
dissolution OF the corporation, stating that they
could not agree rs to the methods OF conduct ng
The sun., 1897-01-17
VAR on CA1TLE AND Ho0s.
Farther Restrictive Measures Proposed In
Prussia.

BERLIN. Jan. 10. Deputy Ring, who has been
assured OF the support of the CONSERVATIVES, Ma
tlonal Liberal, nd Crntrist members Of the
Prussian rnterhRus, has given notice of his in
tention to introduce n hill in that body pr0vid-
ing for the subiecton OF all cattle Impaired into
Germany to one months quarnntine without
reference to their COnd tiOn, ana to prohibit alb
solutely the importation Of RussIan pigs, dressed
PORK, and poultry.
TEMPORARY exclusion Of Austria Hungarian cat
tie, 80 far Rs Russia II concerned, the purpose
OF the proposal viii he partially baked by the
convention which has just been concluded Inc.
tween Germany nnl Russia, permitting Russian
plrk to hU llt.purtrd INTO befmnny after IL has
undergone Inspection.
The sun., 1897-01-17
IHLWdRDpS Why.
His wife says lie IL Contributing Nothing
10 TneIr Support.

BERLIN Jan. lG,-Dr, AhlwNrdt, who spent
some months in America upon an unsuccrss tul
lpcturing tour, recently caused II to De nu-
uuuucrd tnat lac was about to return to Berlin,
bat lac has not vet arrived. II wa- Also sR;d
that nu had svnt hs VIE the sum Of haO marks
uuTIU- llt al -vuCr, hut lnis rugOrt Is DENIED by
Frau AhlWHrdl, who dee ares that her husband
LETT her and Iher vhldrvn destitute, and has
not contributed u peuny I" their support since
he went away. FIRu AhlwArdt has sent word
Ia her .u-band threatening 10 turn over his
corr-spondence in her possession to his political
Oppvnynls.
The sun., 1897-01-17

Row., Jan. l8.-Bishop John J. Keane. for
merly rector OF the Catholic University Of
America in " RshinGton, who was recently ap-
pointed by tho Pope to tho ONCE OF bishop As
sistant NJ the pontihcal Throne, has also been
made Consultor to tho Congregations Of tho
Propaganda aud studies. IL is observed In the
Vatican circle that bishop keane enjoys the
special favor OF the Pope,
The sun., 1897-01-17
Lord Ro.msad Ask. TO Be Relieved.

LoNpoS. Jan. l0.-Lord Rosmead. formerly
sir Hercules Robinson. when he left England
TO return to the Cape was suffering from
Briyht's disease. The complaint has been ag-
QrAypted hy his residence at the Cape, and he
has asked to 10 released from his post Nc early
as possihe. Sir William Hart Dyke or Sir
James Ferguson, both of whom have good ON :
cial records. ara mentioned TO succeed Lord
Rosmead Rs Governor or Cape Colony ana
Rritlsh High Commissioner In South Africa.
The sun., 1897-01-17
Mrs. Iouu-berry D,e- In tho street.

Mrs. Addie 7. Lonnsherry the wIfe OF Alfred
Il. LounsHerry, Wall street broker while
walking In Washington avenue near Greene
avenue, BTOOklyn, yesterday morning, was
taken III and died before she could he taken TO
her homc, Health Commissioner Emery, who
lives near whore Mrs. luWnsbcrry was taken III.
dlu what he could Tor her, The body was taken
to her home 4id Washington avenue She wa.
bS years Old. Heart disease was the cause OF
1nut
The sun., 1897-01-17

WANITTNETNN FIITIF'N0T ' II HVNHNl
For New Eng and fair followed by cloudy and
threatening weather. south Winds warmer In west
portions.
Fbr tadcra Nsp York. eastern Iehnsv'rahid, Nem
Jers,v and DclIcurs. Increasing cOuG!ness during
m, day 6lIIop-d by rain: Warmer suh Uinds.
For District OF Columbia and Maryland, fair In
tho morning. probably followed by rain In the even
Ing or night; warmeri south winds.
For western New York, western Pennsyiyania
and Ohio generaiy cloudy weather. with raini brisk
70 high south winds
The sun., 1897-01-17
A,t,cnmer, Against Architect Lamb.

Deputy sheriff Simonson has received an at
tnchmcut against Hugh Lamb, architect, of 10
Nassau street. for Sl,si2 IN favor Of Harry &.
Ierrne Of south Ambny, Lamb resides at Fast
Orange. y. j The claim II on u note dated Oct.
Z Last, pay able three months after date. made
by Mr.. Lamb and indorsed by several Others.
Mr.. Lamb was interested in tho erection OF the
syndicate building at Nassau and LissrW
atreatA.
The sun., 1897-01-17

The Cabinet Council at Madrid has agreed to
recognize the newly formed Central American
Republic,
Tho German steamer Albano, Capt, Koch.
from Hamburg for New York, with sugar, Is
aground IN the Elho and Is full of water.
Tho imperial family went to Berlin from
Potsdnm on Monday, ana the season In Berlin
l. now Mt its height sharp, freezing weather
and heavy SNOW storms have prevailed durIug
the week. and the rivers are fast being closed ny
t.as
The sun., 1897-01-17

RrpIIN. Jan. TO- Gen. Bronsart Won schcl-
lendorf late Minister OF War, Ia paying visit
to Prince Rismarcg at Fricdrichsruh, and tho
two veterans walk ont together daily. Dr,
Eiscnhrrg, assistant to DR. Schweninper Prince
bismarck 5 physician. is in attendance upon tho
ex- x-C chancellor,
The sun., 1897-01-17
THE CzARINA,s HEALTH.
she Has Rec. Seriously III. aad Lsso
Rest VIII Be Necessary.

BERLIN. Jan. l0.-It 10 reported here that
tho Czarinn, whose accouchment 10 expected
soon. has been seriously III. and in consequence
there were no receptions during the Russian
New Year week. The CxarinA's physicians cav
that n long rest, with perfect quiet at. .livadta
" i'll be necessary to restore her to health.
The sun., 1897-01-17

MONTREAL, Jan. 18.-The Canadian Bridge
aud Iron Company has gone into liquidation.
The liabilities amount to about 100000. and
figure.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-05-21
MANIFESTATION DE GRATITUD

En- cumplimiento de IN deber, J con mo
two de la muerte de mi squerldo esposo don
Juan Brussi Y Font "a. g. g oourrida re
pentinamente en- este pueblo el nneve de,
actual, hago presente al Excmo Sr. Gober-
nador G neral, Secretario del Gobierno, aa
toridades, corporaciones, institutes, prensa
del pals q cuantos amigos pa-ticuIares
nos han favoreoido estos dias de horrible
tribulacion con sus estimab!es consuelos,
qae tanto mi f4milia como 20 agradecemos
sus expontaneas pruebas de afecto les qua
damos por elias sumamente agradecidas
Al pueblo de Guayanlila, al lltmo sef1oE
doctor don Manuel sVala que tan csrihosa
mente assti6 al fnado, y especialmente a
las familas que constituyen 81 honorable
sociedad que personalmeute han rivalizado
en- atenciones senaladas muestras de sim
patfa, pasta slgoifcarles que jamas olyida-
remos tan noble y dgao proceder, J que en-
medic de tanto dolor les eoasagramos nues-
tro mas tierno recnerdo. Sea pnes esta hu-
milde manif ifsstaei6n debil, pero leal ofren-
ia para todos, de distinction profando
agradecimiento.