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Foraker saosss 90 sign ~ rasks,.
some ntasr people who kav. A~s- WI
black hst--the Bsllsusy- Ssorsrs
stance. writes . WASHINGTON csrrs~,
ent s'oser WAS Kept cut Of the - $50
seeresafSship 81 state through ra-ssaa
ofnos.'ioh. and here has not ssss
secret anoat Il TIE trouble In .ass
mas us 90 SIN IN social affairs as rna.s
IN po4l-'caS ana differences q ,hs -
KIND are not so easily healed. A -.
be soci@ty leader included the s,ss'
N an 1Nl'sslon 10 meet the Posss.as
iast oesers ,he new minister 10 R~ssss
sa'iesi icr Ilis post: The reply cana -
in feminine hand. Mr.. ard NJ.
are Obliged 70 send their rsgrss. -. sSess
rezsons-ths Sscoad Of witch IL -. -
will he absent from the city, 20
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WHEELING. ". Va. July a---Tonight
- miners employed IN the works Of the
C.leadale Coal Company. below Wheeling.
notified the management that they would
rot return 20 work tomorrow morning.
few DAYS ago tho os-cent rate Was
granted 10 tho nsa with the understa nd
ing that they would not strike. Since
then. howeves.. tie Jeicials Of the Pan
handle dlstrie. union have been at work
ard their Efforts have proven successful
The efforts % the miners Will now be-
turned toward getting the Moundsville
mines stopped also the two or three stlll
az work In other parts Of the Panhandle
district.
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BUFFALO. July as.-in the sun o. j.
rs.ars asd;cxs TO restrain the Buffalo
Cas- Light Company from Transient - its
r-orrarty and franchises 10 the Mutual Gas
I.sSh, Company. Justice Woodward dec'c-
ed that the Injunction secured by DR. .Ad-
dicks 10 prevent the transfer must be va
Gated The court holds that the represen-
ra,ives Of the minority stoc kholGers are
amply protected by the statutes, and tina,
under the circumstances there can be no
reason for continuing the Injunction.
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AMATEUR BOXERS NIGHT.


SAN FRANCISCO. July g.-The oiym-
nc Club gave an amateurs night at It's
srxrnnas sum tonight Five bouts were
brought of. all the participants being To-
cal men except one, Jack O'Gara, Of Ia
coma. O'Gara was much more clever than
his opponent. Frank Ely, but the latter
peculiar and awkward style seemed 10 rat
tie the Tacoma man AZ critical times hiy
was given the decision afts, four rather
tame rounds.
rhA hest bout was between p. Egan and
r Weidmeyer is pounds. Both were
clever. bat Egan's terrific punches were
too much for Wsidemeycr, and the former
was given the decision.
e Feistress knocked out F. Crowley in
the fourth round. The men weighed lao
pounds each.
J. I.eahy defeated l.. Svfggins AT lf0
mounds All were four-round bouts
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AN APPEAL To THE PRESIDENT.
HekinIe, Receives Request from
IA. striking Miners.

WASHINGTON. July 2a--~T'ne president
,semy received fhe resolution adopted yes
tertsas ~ the Pittsbiirg council asking him
~ sisa his good Offices in the settlement Of
tie coal strike bat has not yet sent a
rs.giy tic has also received many cosn-
gn4nicatloHs and suggestions on tne sub
}eet Stl 4 Il Improbable that hs will take
any actor in IKE matter IN the absence OF
sslae plan soF tae settlement u The strike.
us cahlne. meeting today discussed this
matter
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LONDON. July en-The Standard says
editorsally: Mr. Mckinley has redeemed
his pledge and led his country back into
the maze Of ultra protecSionisrn- Europe
survived the Mckinley tariff. and viii
also survive the Dinghy tariff. which
guarantees 70 England continual snprem-
acy in the overseas carrying trade. and
therefore is likely 20 do more good
than harm
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LONDON. July al.-The Prince Of
Wales, In honor Of his appointment as
grand master and principal knigiit Of the
Grand Cross of the Bath. gave splendid
banquet a, ST. James palace this evening.
over seventy members of the Order Of
the Bath were present.
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LONDON, July an.-A dispatch from
Monteviieo says that a twenty-five days
armistice between the insurgents and the
government troops has been signed pend
ing negotiations for compromise A pro-
posal has been made TO nominate Senior
Ramierez as candidate for the presidency.
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LONDON. July T.-The Constantinopie
correspondent of the Post says: The
Turkish ministers have accepted the
frontier proposed by the European pow
ers. but the sultan has not yet ratified
their acceptance.
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I.hr Green. of Portland. Dead.

PORTLAND, Or, July n.-John Green,
president Of the Portland Gas Company.
died today, aged ~ years. He came 10
Portland In is52. and has been engaged in
business here constantly for forty-five
wears. He leaves property valued at more
than ST SO bG
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tn illuminate ROYAL GOrwe,

DENVER. July pa special from Can
yon City. Colo. says: The officials OF the
Denver & Rio Grande have decided to IL
Illuminate the famous Royal Gorge with
electric lights. the fluid being furnished
from the city
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WASHINGTON. July n.--The president
has directed the removal of Charles NJ
Shannon, collector of internal revenue for
the district of New Mexico, and has Sc
Ieetei A. L. Morrison as his successor.
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England vii, Come In.

LONDON. July 2a-The negotiations
between the American hl-rnetaiiic commits
sion and the representatives Of England
and France have now reached a stage
which renders IL probable that Great Brit
ain will agree 10 participate In con-
ference TO be held In Washington next
fall
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uolla nd's New Cabinet

THE HAGUE. July 2n-A new cabinet
has been formed. IL is follows: Pre-
rnEer and minister of finance DR.. Prison,
minister OF foreign affairs. Baron Gold
stein oideneiler. minister of the interior.
T. Roeu; minister of justice. Prof
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China Adopts Germany's Ideas.

LONDON. July a.-The Daily Mails
Be:.in correspondent says that China IS
about 10 reorganlze her army on the line
OF the German military. and that orders
for rifles have been placed In Germany.
A new fleet IS 10 be constructed. half %
the contracts going 10 Germany and half
~ England
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CLEVELAND, O. Juiy eo--James Bish-
o. member ~ the state board OF arhitra-
ton. arrived In the city today. lie is en-
deaEoring 20 secure a general adoption ~
be Armitts true uniformity policy. and is
meeting with success. He says \ great
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The Annapolis in Com mission.

NEW YORK. July 2o.--The new light
draft gunboat Annapolis was placed in
commission today at the navy yard.
Brooklyn. the ceremonies being witnessed
by large number Of spectators and many
naval officers.
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DEAF Of trouble tse~ean miners and oreF-
afors originates from the lack os UNIFORM
lily among ire operators sEd that as 500
az an agreement ~ reacned among uaSiA
the question OF wages will i2rge1y Dc SCI
tied
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r,-,,u..- sS-~rstary - marine. Vice Al
-rs~,r MID. minister 81 WAY. Cot Van
TsxaI.. -.srss-er Of tire colonies. Dr. Cr2-
rr4- r.4-fst4y OF commerce Dr. Lssiy-
Tna 1s~- i no, official and IS subssct 10
nsSSc2rsa-
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Birthday of the Salvation Army.

LONDON. July @.-Ths Salvation Army
celebrated It's thirty anniversary
al the Crystal Palace today. An enor-
nous gathering assembled. with delegates
from all quarters OF the world.
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JEAN INGELOW DEAD.


az cxuIres In Lrndon in Her nth
Year-DevoteA to Her Birds and
Flowers In Her Quaint Cottage mt
Kensinxten--High Tide OF the
cOaaf Of Ltncoln~hire" Gained for
Her Worldwide Fame.
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ATHENS. July 2o-Tt is said here that
Italy has proposed coerciye measures
against Turkey.
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Jean Ingeiow was the daughter Of VIII
liam ingeiow, OF Lincolnshire family.
ami was born at Boston. Lincolnshire. in
isea Her first work appeared in Isss. and
was entitled Poems by Jean fngeiow-"
Four years later a Story Of Doom fol-
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LONDON. July s.-Niss Jean Tngsiow
distinguished poetess and novelist. died
here last night in her 7.th year
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LANCER & Luebens band at Leschi park
tonight.
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In te|egrama del
LiCenCiado don Juan Ramon Ramos

Aver tarde, cuando va habfa empezado
circular LA CoRREsPoNpENcA, recibimos ell
siguiente telegrams de Guayama:
sEn ningun discurso mo he nombrado al
Jefe local fusionista menos en- Cabo-Roio,
segln ahrman los protestantes de dicho pueblo
En- aquel meeting censur6 en- general la funesta
polftica fusionista, porque hugo poliiica feti
chista. Solo siguieron cuatro cinco al Judas
mozalvete que pretendi6 interrumpir la esplen-
didez del aeto, gritando: eAutonomstas nos
insultan, vanonos. eEl pueblo me tribute en-.
tusiasta oyaclon. POGO despues vino donde
nosotros nn ito del interruptor darnos cum
p'ida satisfaction & decirnos que habfa casti
gado al joven2aelo imprudente, despidi6ndoIo
de 81 casa
Publi4ne este telegrama en- prueba de i'm.
parcislidad. d.-RAMOS..
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D E G A Y E Y
Sr. don Juan Hernandez.

Sr don Juan Hernandez.
Amigo querido: sentimos en- ell alma hacer
riblica esta manifestation, pero nuestro deco
ro s.f 10 eyige
No ha mucho tempo surjio de listed ell lau.
dabie prop6si.o de union en- la clase obrera.
El objeto que entonces ncs guiara, fue unir.
polftics.
Hoy como entonces, seguimos creyendo
plausible nuestro objeto, asi creimos encon.
trarlo en- la reunion que usted iniciara. Jiz.
guese eual seria nuestra sorpresa cuando com-
prendimos cue eaai Sc pedfa (que es bastante
pedir), que los artesanos fueramos aiIiarnos
al partido que dirige don Manuel Fernandez
juncos. Crey6 ell amigo Juan que por nero
capricho suyo habfamos de pisotear nuestra
dignidad polftica. No; jamas
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PARTlDO AUT0A0MISTA GUBAN0
-JlyNTA CENTRAL

DespuGs de un largo periodic de lAacclon
de un largo retraim ento, ei partldo a0tonomls
ta ha vuaito /. ooupar su pgasto Ell Ia Nra
publca, va Sc dispone contlnusr sus estuer-
zos con renovaas actiyidad, estimulada por Ell
triEnfo que ha obtenido su doctrna en- los Con
seios del Supreme Gobierno de Ia Nac16n
Adoptado por eate nuestro programa, deere
tada la instsuraGion en- Cuba Puerto ltlco de
IN regimen autonomico aius!ado las formulas
que hemos expuesto defendido durante mu'
chos amos, esta llama3o el partldo prestar q
esa obra el mas decldido apoyo, como Interest,"
do que esta en- el exito mas complete Gel sstefna
que va ! ainaugurarse. Para clio ncceslta ro-
bustecerse, nutrir sus ilas, convocar 3 los COS
rrehgionarios dspersoe retraldoa, haciendoles
comprenGer que habiendo cesado los obtaeulos
tradicionaes, la Gesoonfanza, Ia parclalldad y
ell excusiyismo que en- otros tiempos anulaban
todos sus esfuerzoe, los que hayan de hacer aho'
ra no resutarfal esteries, paeato que balo la
garantfa de las nuay.s autosidades mHnicpaes
provineiales, ,identifcsdas con nuestros praci'
pios politicos, tendran la segurldsd de ger res
petados Gus dereohos, y logfadas todas las
ventajas one los gobiernos representatives,
practicadas con honradez, ofrecen las mayorfas
triunfsntes en- los comicios: triunfo que no Sc
obtiene sino medante una organlgaclon actlga
: vgilante, y una discipline cue mantenga la
cohesion en- las fiias que aunente gus fuerzas
dando unidad L sus movimientos.
Pronto se,a el pueblo de Cuba llanado {
las elecciones, dc Ia nlayoFla que saiga de las
urnas para consttuir la Camara insular e
Csnsejo de Administrator, dependeFa Ia COM
posci6n del primer gob!erno auton6nllco.
Esta Junta confando en- que laa pr6ximas
elecciones habrsu de verihcarse sin coacciones
nj frau:les dc nngiin genero, cree oportnno ox-
atar ell cello de todoa los que ilevan 81 repre-
Sentaci6n en- las pobiaeiones &c Ia .s!s, para que
innediatamente Y por todos los medios !lcitcs
de acc6n persuasion procuren que nnertros
afiliados acudan & las uTnas con decision, sin
temer que resulte falsifcado Ell su dafo el faio
del sufragio
En- los lugares donde por les trastornos de
los uitimos amos sc eneuentren dispersos re-
trafdos los vecincs qno formatan parte de las
Juntas locales, deue procederse sin demora 1 la
reorganization &c las nsmas, pgoaurando pre-
ferlr los correIigIonaIios mas dligeDtes, de
comprobada iielidad / nuestrs causa
Para la obra de propaganda que deben en-
prender las uptas locsiee, necesario es que 6stas
&c hallen comp,etaMente identifcs las Ell dess
asplraciones cor esta Janta central. Aceres
del regimen auton6mieo que va piaatearso en-
ests isla, de 81 esraeter sa verda'iera ;mpor
tancis, &c los sentimientos de satisfaction =
de graiitud coli que naestEo Partilo aeoge Ia
transcendentai reforma polftlca eoncedida por
la Metr6poli, h7 daio cnenta nuestro 6rgano
Sci PATS, el slguiente sFtfcuio pub!ieaio en-
su ntlmero de hoy:
LA AUTONoMIA De CUBA
Al anunciarnos los telegrsmas de- IA pTensa
Ia publication hecha e. II de Noyiembre en- Ia
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Locales, por 10 cual, 10 incuyo en- c.ta Circu-
lar, yecomendando su leoura.
lIabana, . dc Diemble dc 1897
HI Presidente, JOSE MARIA GALNEX

El Vino do slearns no produce naueeas nj eau
"a irritacion, es muy reoomendalo para
a4acllas pereon3s que no pueden digerr y
allmilar facilmcnte loe almentos.
Don Niiseo Font Guil.et, Or. en- Me-
dicina y Ciruifa, Miembro de ,dmoro de Ia
Academia Meiloo Qairhrgica Espaiiola II
tuar de esta ciudad. Certiica: Qoe dpraute
los dos titlmos amos yiene uaando constante
nenec CT 81 c!fniea particular ei proparado of =
cins Vino dc Staarns dc Aeeite, % higado dc
bacs!ao con fcptonato de hierro, ouyos eatia
lactoros resu'tados cycellcn !! toda poaleraei6n.
III de un valor inapreciable y nluy adecuado en-
el tratamiento de Ia enteritis cronies de los
nilos, en- Ia tabes mesentdriea, en- todas lsa
afeccionea agulas crdnicas del aparato respi.
ratorio, Y en- todas aqnelias que llcvan como
seopeia obligsda la depauperacop ; Ia mseTia
t-iol6gics. 4 resar de aus elementos compo'
nentas (jntolerables ea otyal reparaeiones) es
IN vcrdadero elixir dc vida, agradabie al pa's.
dar, solictado con syiaez por los pqQucTos
enlcrmos y por los a4Ultos, al cXtremo dh CONS
titGir una combinaci6n apetecida con placer.
Expontaneamente para la it'll y bene6siosa
propaganda dc tan valoso neacamento, expide
Ia prescnte en- Mayagiie2, PucTto Rico, 81 de
Octubrc de 1894 DIR. r.EFONT Y GUILAOT.
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Baneo Territorial ' Agr'co|a
DE PUERTO RICO.
Secrefaia.

Acordado por ell Consejo dc adminstra-
ci6n en- session ordinaiia ceiebrada el Is del
actual proceaer al cob,o Gel primer dividendo
papivo de las acciones de Ia segunda serie sus.
critas, ,ascaudenta !: So por caaa acci@n, sc avi-
sa 4 los interesados para que puedan efectnar
dicho pago en- las oiicinas de a socieaad, desle
ell dia 2 de Enero proximo al ! Q de Marco
siguiente. Puerto Rico, le de Diciembre dc
l897-El secretario, .jto,s lie 6"anao1t Beni
tez We Is. o-El presidente, p. Santis-
teJ0u B
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sinnnian Los padres 3e famiIia que descen
f'''ho'o" hacer ingresar sus niIos en- calidad
de externo= en- el eolesio de /. = J ." ense-
lama De E-cue,as Pies en- Sauturee y Sc hallen
abstenilos por eareeer De la amistad de una
famiia activa, que Sc encargue de atenderos,
pueden realizar sus deseos poniandose antes DC
acuordo persoaaimcnte por oartas con dona
Joyita r. de Csrszo, q. e:ts dispuesta reci1.r
alganos pupilos tambitn ninas que desecn
carsar Ia instruction primaria.-Caile de- Con-
daio, S1nturce. l5-i@
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NOTABLE D0cuNEATO

Tai es el que acabs de pnblicarse en- la
1Iabans que sometemos al iiustrado crlterlo
de nuestros lectores, eualqulera que sea ei par
tido polftico Gil que militen.
Dice asf et refeGdo documento
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Is jau.a Genital. as:ieaanie q7e el ar;fcu-
lo de .Ei Paf., ha interpretaio feliuente sa
eriterio s..s .esitil:l cllt5s, ha acorjado, en-
session eei,i,rai. Lay. qge iae-e oGeialmcuie
communicate i lolss la Juutas Provlncia!es J
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AEUllENAOFF & K0RBER
aza Agentes del cheque Bank Id
Londres y New York,
lIacen pagos por cable.

Giran sohre todas las capltales de Espafa,
sobre 1.ONDRES, PARIS, NUEVA-YORK,
HAMBURGO, HABANA.
compr4u y vanden orc, J toda clase de
moneia eH.fanicra.
Compran, yenlen dan avances sobre
CGlp!as IIipotecsrias de- Banco Territorial y
Aerfcola, etc.
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Dan Jaime caIrefas y Bosch
IIA FAL!4ECIDO

Su atligda esposa, hijos, hermanos, tios J
primos politicos y donlas parieutes y amigos
aaplcan los que 10 fueron de tan digno y =
borioso pucltorriquedo 10 reouerden en slls ora
ccnes acompaTion ii oadayer desde la casa
moltuoria, San ,]osG Is maiiaua i la: Q, (p. IN. }
hasta el cementerio, por 10 cue dan las graciae.
No se reparteu esQueias.
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RepsriOTiio

9onorior;o lIi4t6rico de Puerto Rico por
nVF'iiS d. Cayetano Coll Toate - Ger.
cuaderno. SUMARIO. .-Aspecto general dc
la civilization de Puerto Rico en- ll97, oeede
ell punto dc vista moral material, breve
estndio COM parativo entire el estado de cultura
de squella 6poca la aotual.- Real c6dula de
IA Dc Enero de l77s, concediendo las tierras de
la isla en- propiedad, fundando las villas de
Arecibo, Aguada y Coamo. o.Real orden de "a
de Julio de 1904 sobre comercio. - ldem de
de Abril de 1906 sobre comercio.-Iaem dc 10
de Febrero de 1885 sobre exportacion de ftutos
del pais. -Idem de Il de Febreso de 1904 ha
bilitando los paertos memories dc Fajardo, Pom
&c, Cabo .rojo, Mayagiez Asuadilla. - ldem
sob1e la comision conferida al ingeniero don
Ignacio Mascara para los deslinaes de terrencs.
---Idern de 80 de Mayo de 1906 para la hsbili-
taci5n de puertos al oomarcio de Neutrales.-
laem de q dc Agosto de 1907 sobre 10 mismo.
Real or1en fundando la 1atendeneia de
Puerto Rico. --Kea C6dula, llsmads lgtla!a
de gyactas, del s1o de l8l5.-Cfeaci6n de la
Audiencia de Puerto Rco.--I.a Ira puertorri
queila, Francisco Nsssallo: Poasfar: Al inver.
no. Dolora. La bcniat diyiua. Clinics j.
bara. Epfgrama. muri6 cu Sauto
Domingo. .--- Rectiieaci6n. Acta probatoria.-
EfenGr!des paertorriqneasa, Enero Las per
sonas Dc iuera dc la ciutlsd, qae deseen rcclbir
ell cuaderno p(r correo, pueden enviar 30 cen,
tavos en- se!los para cubgfr su importe Ell envio
direoto. 6 !
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;,uehradillas, Diciembre 70 de 1897. Sr.
don Luis MuHoz Rivera. Capital.-Muy seiior
mio: He sido sorprendido al saber que sin mi
authorization aparezeo iascfito Ell eli pequeiio
grupo de autoncmistas puros, como mis- idea.
es son los iie listed, hago saber que desde hoy
guedo at!iado al partdo liberal que usted tan
dgnamente preside. Aprovechando esta opor.
tu1idai suscrfhome de usted affmo. amigo
S S. O. S. n. Donate Neres.
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ia EsganGa" s3ss5sisFis' 9ss DE ls,sio Gon,ss e,iis
del Rosario, ud:nero 9. Humacao Puerto
Rico. DE EuIalio g. Garcia. p.
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D 0 S c A R 7 A S

En- ell Comitt provincial del partido liberal
Sc han recibido las dos eartas que siguen:
Qnobradllas, Diciembre II de 1897. Sr.
don Luis Malioz Rivera. San Juan.-Distin-
guido amigo queEido jefe: Con suma extra.
lioza he visto en- el periodico <Gl Pals, nimero
ESQ fecha 20 de Noviembre pasado que apare.
ce mi hulnllde tirma jnnto con otras de este
pueblo aahirl5ndose a la disidencia, como Sc
hizo csto sn mi consentimisnto, no habiendome
separado jamas, por otfo lado, del gran partido
liberal auonomlsta que usted dignamente pre-.
side, hsgolo constar para su satisfaction, anu.
lanio cuantas firmas mias aparezcan puedan
apsrecer en- ajenos grapos pofticos. Soy de
listed con la mayor consideration afectfsimo
amigo S. S. Q. B. S. M.-Auehno Juau.
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L. corresuenoencis ae Guerlo-AjGS
JuEyns. 1G nE DlclEMBRE oB ieoj
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LA AUTONoMIA De CUBA

Al anuncisrnos los telegrsmas de IA prensa
Ia publicsci6n hecha e. ii de Noviembre en- Ia
xGaeeta de Madrids de- los Reales Decretos que
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-06-03
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UHRGN ACCEPTS.

Hon. J. l.. McLaurln has writer
Governor Ellarbe a letter of &C.
ceptance Of his appointment tc
the position of United States soma.
tor. It is u letter characteristic
of Mr.. McLaurin and must in
spire confidence on the part of the
people in his fairneas and appre-
citation of their rights and wishes
He realizes that it was the duty of
the Governor to act promptly in
the matter of appointment and re-
grets the necessity of the same.
There was not time enough to got
the expression Of the people, but
he is willing to abide their decis-
ion and recommends that the exe-
cutive committee order q primary
election and give every citizen q
chance to oxpress their cliJfce for
the one who shall hold this, the
highest Office in theitigift. ].