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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-01-13
OBITUARY..
Maj. George y. Wilson,, Adjutant Gen
eraI. Department OF Columbia.

VANCOUVER BARRACKS. Wash. Jan.
12.-Maior Geo. :. Wilson, adjutant general
Department of Columbia. died at 1 o'clock
this morning, of inflammation OF the
bowels.
Major Wilson served through the wal in
the Seventeenth Indiana Volunteers. He
remained in the army and Was chaplain of
the Twelfth Infantry until November, 1898,
when appointed adiutant general by Presi-
dent Cleveland and has been doing duty
since at Vancouver harracks.
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sad Death of Mrs. Robert BY.

special u the indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE. Ind. Jan. 12.-Mrs. Robert BLY,.
aged twenty-one. who with an eighteen
months-oll baby was abandoned by her
husband. died tonight. penniiess. at the
New Southern Hotel. Her, mother I'M Chi
cago was telefraphed for by Landlord
Rapp Tuesday. She came. but after a few
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Counterfeitcr BETRAYED by His shoe.

Special 70 the indianapolis Journal.
WABASH. Ind. Jan. 12.-Billy Bernard.
who was thought TO be the chief of the
gang of counterfeiters captured here "A
couple of weeks ago and who escaped when
the raid was made on the den. was cap
tured this evening by Officers Moore and
Lines. He was AT his fathers home. He
sent one Of his shoes up town 10 be mended
and the cobler. recognizing the
informed the officers. He Is now I'm Jail.
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Big Against n Railroad.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WILLIAMSPORT, Ind. Jan. 12.-Most of
last week was coupled in the Warren Cir
cult Court in the trial Of the case of Mrs.
Frances Nj. Cheek, of GreencastIe. against
the Illinois Central Railroad Company for
damages, arising from the injury of the
plaintiff in attempting to get on a passen-
ger train at Unin, III. Sunday morning
the jury returned a verdict awarding Mrs.
Cheek S14 600 damages. The woman is in
a deplorable condition as "A result of her
ininrN
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Found Dead i'm the W Gods.

Sps,iaI - The IndlanapoIls JoufnaI-
BEDFORD. Ind, Jan. 12.-An old man
supposed to be John Davis was found dead
in the woods near Eettonvilie yesterday,
having been dead several days. 1t Is not
known what caused his death, but IL Is gen.
orally supposed il was due TO exposure.
He was sixty wears old. and his home Is
not known. He had been wandering around,
and some time ago made Application Tor
quarters at the poorhouse. His mind was
SIiQbtIy Effected.
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minutes interview with her daughter. re-
Sheridan whist Team Wins.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, New YorL.

Spec.:l TO the Indianapolis Journal.
SHERIDAN, Ind, Jan. I'm. Lebo and
G.. Rassler, of Upton. Ind. who defeated
Noblesville's team a short time ago, were
to-day defeated by O. h. Palmer and A. A.
Clifford, of this place. in two games of du-
plicate whist. forty deals each. by scores
of Ia to 10 and Is to 10, respectively. Upton
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Jan. R.-Theodore
Skotski, the ~Shelbyville prize fighter, is UNI
der indictment at Rushville. charged with
assisting the escape from the sheriff OF
that county of William Rheinheimer. Mrs.
pheinheimer has been i'm this city for sew
eral days and a quarrel with the Skotskis
over the possession of a cloak brings out
the that Rheinheimer hao been
secreted here since his escape, but got
away before the officers could apprehend
~
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At the nnual. meeting of the st. Louis,
Vandalia & Terre Haute. at Greenville, ILL.,,
yesterday, the directors and officers were
reelected. The reports showed the income
received from the Terre Haute & Indian
apolis. 80 per cent. of the gross earnings,
TO have been $4S4, 1904. out Of which there
paid in interest. tax and general ex-
penses 1897 ,612.3 80. The earnings decreased
Z per cent, and the expenses were reduced
2h per cent. There was "A decrease of II
per cent. in the tonnage and an increase of
2a per cent. in the number of passengers
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Long List of Tax DeIinquents.

Special To the indianapolis Journal.
VALPARAISO. Ind, Jan. R.-Audftor
Stinchheld has prepared the delinquent
list OF lands and lots. which shows more
than three thousand town lots that will be
sold for taxes early i'm February. they are
owned by some residents principally OF
Chicago. St. Louis. indianapolis, Cincin-
natl and other cities. and were purchased
by them during the boom before the worlds
fair. The amount due is over twenty thou
sand dollars.
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Hotel Inmates Unconscious.

Special 10 the IndldnapOIlS JoufnaI.
NEWCASTLE, Ind, Jan. 12.-At the In
diana Hotel, i'm this city, last night. Mrs.
A.. c. Spell, wife of the proprietor. and
her daughters were rendered unconscious
for several hours by gas. Five or six of
the boarders were also rendered uncon-
scious. During the same night Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Runyan were rendered I'M
conscious by escaping gas at their resi-
dence. The gas in the hotel came from the
fire department below.
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Mrs. p irish Gets Her Divorce.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
SHELBYVILLE, Ina, Jan. ~12.-Judge
Buckingham this morning rendered his de-
cision in the notorious Parrish divorce case
by giving Cora, the wife. a divorce, Sl,eO
alimony and several articles of furniture
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Fatally Injured by N Cow.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
HAGERSTOWN, Ind, Jan. 12-Mrs.
Henry Stricken. living on a farm near this
place, was fatally hurt yesterday by a
COW. She went to the barn TO milk the
cows and was attacked by one of them and
horned and trampled almost to death.
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Teel BrOthers Fail.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Jan. 12.-Teel
Brothers,, hardware merchants, made an
assignment to-day. Liabilities and assets
estimated at $4,000.
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Movements of steamers.

NEW YORK. Jan. 12.-Arrived: Bowie.
from Liverpool: Werra. from Geneva.
Sailed: Spree. from Bremen.
QUEENSTOWN. JAM 12.-ArriVed: Rhyn-
land. from Philadelphia. for Liverpool.
GENOA. Jan. 12.-Arrived: Fulda, from
New York.
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Gold i'm Porter County.

Special 10 the indianapolis Journal
VALPARAISO, Ind, Jan. I2.-Gold has
been discovered on the farm of Milton
Tile. one mile west of Hebron. this coun-
~, and from investigation already made il
is believed that ii IL in paying quantities
if some cheap way OF mining can be en-
ployed.
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search for Li.penard Given Up.

Special 70 the indianapolis Journal.
ELWOOD. Ind, Jan. l2.-Several months
ago the disappearance OF c.. S. Lispenard.
deputy supreme high chief ranger of the
Forresters. caused a big sensation and TO
this day his whereabouts and the cause Of
his strange action In deserving his family
remain a mystery. Many believe that Lis
penard Is dead and that he was murdered
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REINOLpS-Mfles II. Reynolds. sunday. Jan.
10, al $40 p. m. in his nfty-second year, Fu-
neral Wednesday 1880 a. m. from the residence
Of his daughter. Mrs. John NJ Harris. 2s Cornell
avenue. Friends Of the family invited.
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Way Eight in Nevada.

CHICAGO. Jan. l2.-It is reported on ex-
eellent authority that the fight between
Corbett and F-itzsimmons is to be pulled
of At Carson City. Nev. The report comes
from Carson City and is based on actual
circumstances. which make IL by far the
most plausible of those which have been
set afloat by the persons who believe them
selves capable OF anticipating Stuarts
plans. IL is said the laws Of Nevada do
not prohibit p~rizefixhting.
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FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.
Warmer. Cloudy Weather. with Occa-
sfonaI FIurries of snow.

Forecasts for indianapolis ard vicinity for
the twenty-four hours ending II p. IN. Jan.
13-Warmer, cloudy weather on Wednesday,
with occasional hurries of snow. possibly
turning TO rain.
General Conditions Yesterday-Hiyh at
mospheric pressure continued East and low
barometric pressure prevails west of the
Mississippi. A low barometric area is CEN
trail over Kansas. The temperature fell ex-
cept on and near the Rocky mountains and
in Texas. The cloudiness Increased over the
the Missouri valley ana i'm the Missis sippi
valley from Iowa southwark and light snow
fell near the lakes.
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Have been conveniently located at the following
drug stores IN he various sections or
the city. from which
ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE TELEPHONED
Direct to this Office at regular rates
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.


FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-By G. w. Phillips.
20 Monument place. two -four mills, three ho-
tells. printing offices, farms, city and town prop
erty, Cripple Greek mining stock. debenturc and
instailment II. a. l.. stock, gas and oil stock, BIZ
cycle factory, insurance.
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WASHINGTON. ID. g., Jan. 12.-For
Ohio-Snow. probably turning into rain:
warmer: variable winds. becoming south
east or east.
For Illinois and Indiana-Snow. turning
into rain: warmer: southeast winds.
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FUNERAL

FLANNER & BUCHANAN-172 North
Illinois street. Lady ~embaimer. for
ladies and children. Office always
open. Telephone CAL.
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Are You IAN broken Up.-


II steadies tho nerves. clears the brain
and promotes digestion. Makes a pleasant
and wholesome beverage.
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Neuralgia is the prayer of the nerves for
pure blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla Is the one
True Blood Purifier and nerve builder.
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FINANCIAL
LoANS-Money on mortgages. c. F. SAYLES.
20 East Market street.
LOANS-Sums OF $500 and over.
City property and farms.
e. f. COFFIN * CO, 80 East Market street.
TO LOAN-A large sum; amounts 10 suit; COM
mission and expenses lowest. No gold clause.
NEWTON TODD 8 Ingalls, Block
MONEY-To loan on Indiana farms. Lowest
rates. with partial payments. Address G. n.
WILLIAMS & CO.. Charlottesville. Ind.
LOANS-Anya amount. On furniture. pianos. store
fixtures, etc. Reasonable rates. (ConhdentiaI)
T. J. 2is w Wash. St. Room e.
loan on Indiana farms. Lowest
market rate: privileges for payment before
due. We also bug municipal bonds THOS. G..
DAY a c., Rooms 225-330, third floor Lemcke
Building. Indianapolis.
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HELP.

idea. VINO can think OF some
simple thing TO Patent2 Protect your ideas;
they may bring you wealth. Write JOHN WE'D
x 20. patent attorneys. Washing
ton, ID. C.. for their 81. 500 prize offer and new list
of 1000 inventions wanted.
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Bar. Ther. K-H. Wind. Weather. Pre-.
a. m. 1928 - y INVEST. Far. geo
: p. m. 1923 ~ 81 East. Cloudy. 600
Maximum temperature. 80: minimum tenn
perature. Il.
Following is a comparative statement of
the temperature and precipitation Jan. u:
Temp. Pre-.
NOFmdl .. ~
Mean .. % 90
Departure from normal .......... i 90
Total departure since Jan. L.. %66 s.3l
PLUS G.. +. r. WAPPENHANS.
Local Forecast Official.
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WANTED-AGENTs.


WANTED1Agents I'm every city 10 sell Royal
Phosphoric Coffee and Big -Four Cereal: an ele-
CANT side-line for travelling salesmen: good com-
mission paid. Address the ROYAL P~HOSPHORIC
COFFEE CO.. kinsman, o.
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GaCeta Official de hoy

Real orden desestimando la petic6n de in
dulto hecha por ell preso Valentfn Alicea.
-Resoluci6n del Excmo. senior Goberna-
dor autorizando Mr.. Philip E. Hanna, consul
de los E,tados Unidos de America en- esta ca
pital, para que entire en- ell ejercico de sus fun
clones.
-Decreto del Excmo. sef1or Gobsrnador
general disponendo que los gastos que ocasio
men las juntas departamentales para la forma-
ci6n del censo de poblaci6n, sean dc cuenta de
los ayuntamientos correspondence su jurls
diccion; que sc procure la mayor economic
para no recargar a los pueblos con un gasto
excessive, toda vez que va tienen erogaciones
por ell mismo concepto en- 10 local; que las jun
tas departamentales former un presupuesto de
esos gastos su distribution entire los pueblos
de la jurisdiction, tomando como base para ell
reparto el censo de habitantes de 1887; que se
haga conocer los ayuntamientos el presupues-
to y la distribution, enviando copia del mismo
la iunta central del censo para su inspection;
que para la formation del presupuesto y desig-
naci6n del personal auxlisr, tengan presentes
las juntas departamentales las reglas O."
S. IS del artfculo so de la instruction de 90 de
Septiembre de 1887, por las cuales todos los
funcionarios pablcos de cualquier clase cate
gorfs que sean, est&n en- ell deber de cooperar
de un modo activo efcaz los trabajos del
censo los cargos de vocales de las juntas son
gratuitos honorffcos, y obligatorios para los
empleados plblioos, va sean del Estado, de la
provincia 8 del municipio.
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Diputaci6n provincial
LA SESSION DE AVER

labiase presehtado una mocidu por don
llermnio Dfaz en- solicitud de one Ia Corpora.
clon acordase que oa centros que estan sus
ordenes baj 10 sus Dependencies, debian enten.
derse dircctameute con la misma, sin necesidad
de aeudlr /: otrOs centros intermediarios
FL seilor Ofaz Navarro q. no buscaba otra
coca slao es qae la Diputaci6n provincial no
estuvlcse baj 10 Ia tutela de la Administration
local. que pudiera llenar su cometido con en-
terra iibertad, dclendio con gran acopio de ra.
zones su mocdn hzo cen admirable bravura
severfsimos csrgos 4 los que. pora ponerlc di-
fcultsdes al sietema, aduiteraban la ley.
El seIor Alvarez Nava, verbo de la mayo.
ifa en- estaa penas, pidio la palabra en- contra
tras un largo discurso, en- eli que no lie fut
dsble con,rarrestar uno solo de los argumentos
del senior Diaz Navarro, conciuyo dciendo que
no era possible aceptar la mocion porguo Ia Di-
putacion 20 podfa legslar requiri6 4 la ma
yorla para one votara Ell contra.
Rectit,6 e sefior Dfaz Navarro. hacienda
presente que la moci6n no era otra cosa siuo la
sfntess de la conducta observada por ell Vice.
presidente de la Comsion provincial, quien le
habfa dicho que vctarfa Gl solo con ell sefor
Dfaz Navarro la mocion, 81 nadie mas ia yctaba
y tras de nueva y mas robusta augmentation,
basada extrictamente en- las leyes administrs-
twas que EOS rgen, concIuyo diciendo: -sNo
Sc trata aqui de inva0ir las atribuconcs del
legislator, y & de interpreter Ia ley, de apro-
bar la Interpretation !. que ha sjustado su cou-
ducta ell selior Vice preeidente de Ia Comisi6D
provincial de trazsrie una via por la que
pueda marehar tranqnilo, sabiendo que cuenta
con ell apoyo de este Centre. Votsd, aenores
de la mayoria, 81 qrereis, en- contra; pero tened
p-esente que 81 asi 10 hace!s entregais toda
vuestra independence la Administration local.
FL senior Egozeue hab.5 uego, con gran
elocuencia, ratfcando todos los conceptos emf
tidos por 81 seiior Diaz Navsrro y demostrando
con expedicntes trafios de las oiicnss que las
tendencias centralizar, de la Administration
local, habfanle creaio mil disguetos diRoul
tades tcrmin6 pid;endo que Sc aprobase la
moci6n del senor pfaz Navarro.
Sc procedio Ia vctaci6n votaron en-
contra los senores Alvarez Na,a, Martinez,
Comas, Vald6s y Ubarri y en- pro los senores
Dfsz Navarro, Egozcue y Usera.
1ermnada Ia votaci6u dijo ell senior Dfaz
Navarro:-eA derrotarme me habeis proper
cionado mi mejor victoria os he demostrado
que un colo hombre del partido liberal puede,
llegado ell momento, hsoer pedazos una Di-
putacion eonseryadora.
-Lo que habeis hecho es dar un voto de
censura al sehor Egozcue.,
No, mil veces no, col,testaron ana los
votantes en- contra de la mocdn.
--Sf, mil veces 81, contest6 con gran ener
gfa ell senior Egozcue levantandose tirando
sobre la mesa los papeles que tenia en- la mano
abandono ell salon en- medic del respetuoso si
lencio de todos los que presenciaban los debates.
-@~
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NOTICIAS

.* Sc ds por seguro que Ell senor dcn
Manuel Egozcue presentara esta tarde la dimi-
sion de sus csrgos en- la Diputac:dn provincial.
Esta notlcia ha causado NAL efeoto, sobre to1o
en- los elementos liberales de la capital, pues Sc
estima como consecueneia de Ia polftica de
obstruction que en- aquel centro hacen imperar
los conservadores. Nos dicen que 4 Ia hora
que estas lfneas esoribimos, un immense phbli-
co esta invadiendo los pasillos salones de la
Diputacion para presencar los debates del dfa
~. Respectable persona de Madrid nos es.
cribe que 81 el gobierno del senior Sagasta si-
Tenderness gobierno liberal hasta mucho des'
pues de iniciarse e sglo prdAmo. 81 surgic'
ra aguna crisis parcial, quedan como reserva
CAMEO, Montero Rios, etc, todos inspirados
en- la misma polftica actual. Dice tambien ell
que cscribe cue los sgentes incondicionales Sc
mueven mucho en- Madrid, atrevitndose basta
ofrecer un acts de dessgravio al senior Gar
cfa Moinas!! Parece que ell sefior Arsuaga Sc
mueve en- ese sentido cerca de su padre polfti-
co e general Dahan, actual gobernador mill
tar de Madrid. Pero pierden su tempo last-
mosamente.
-. De Sabana- grande llegan al comits
provincial adhesiones paliosas Suscribe una
dc elias e! secretario del ayuntamlento, don
Eduardo Leon Cerezo, Unconditional antique,
que pasa expontaneamente 81 campo liberal.
Y vienen con el diyersos incondicionaes mas,
fernando un conjunto que deja casi destruido
al grupo que en- aquel pueblo sigue todayfa
los conseryadores. <La Democracia, insertara
esos documentos fntegroa. FL partido liberal
va adquiriendo tanta robustez, que, sin duda,
en- las pr6xmas elecciones, predominant, con
una enorme mayorfa, en- loa manicipios todos
en- Ia camara insulsr.
-. Aver, mientras Sc ceebraban honras
fdnebrea en- Ia iglesia de Ssr Francisco, spro-
vecharon los cao.,s ls OCCASION para robar de la
sacristfa una naveta de plata ell paraguas de
an cabalero. Sc avisa los plateros presta.
mistas para que no sc dejen sorprender com.
pranio estas prendss.
-. Cuando las presentss lfness escribi-
mos, esta reunida la Diputacidn, donde, fegan
Sc dice, habra Ia mar morena esta tarde.
IIabase de que el seSor Egozcue presentara
la renuncia de todos sus cargos en- aquel cen
.!o con motive de la votac6n contraria { la
noaioI presentads por el sehor Dfaz Navarro
aver, de gus Jos ocupamcs en- otro lugar. Es-
C suceso se cotaents mucho por todss parties
: es motive de discusiouss mss menos acslo.
sdas en- todos los ctrcalos.
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10 despecAe. cuando Sc establezoa el nucvo re.

10 despechen cuando SO estabezca el nuevo re.
gimen.
Con mucha babiidai, muy suavcmente de-
desea saber dc los jefes de partidos 81 cuando
SO admnstre el pats por Ell pals, le limpiaran el
conet7ero ciertos emp'eados.
Esa concencia, polftfcamente hablando, no
debe estar muy limpia.
;Cuantos pecados no habra cometido GUAM
do &c cncontraba en- el edifcio del incondicio-
nalismo, dueiio sefior dc TODD al ediheo CO.
mo invulnerable!
NiDgar iele politico serh tan impoltico
que por complacer I'm sefor que ostenta es-
trellas, va il decirle 10 que piense y 10 que
hara
P6pgase la mano ell gu pecho, consu!te gu
conciencia, tsta lie dira 10 que con 81 Sc harE
siendo ewpleado, como ae llama, inte!igente,
probo, etc etc.
Hay tantfsimos empleado', coz fsmilia nu'
merosa, inteligentes, iaboriosos y honlados
Tuera modestia) que por ell s5lo hecho de tener
la mancha del pldtano y no comulgar en- Ia
iglesia Unconditional, q pesar de su buena hoJa
de servicios, han estado librandose la subsis'
tencia, con mil trabajos y enos de privaciones
cuando han tocado las puertas del gobcrno
en- solicitud de un empeo, SO les ha dado con
elias icon las puertas) en- la cara.
Dele ell senior de las estrellas que cora Ell
tempo. No precipite les acontecimlentos. Lo
que sea sonara.-Z.
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Indice de Guerra

Concediendo la cruz de l. clase del me-
rito militar con distintivo blanco, los oiclales
del quinto Battalion de Voluntarios de esta isla,
don Ricardo Cedron Cancio, don Benito Garcia
Lopez don Casimiro Ofcasitas Peiia.-D!po-
niendo Sc signifque al ministerio de Estado,
para la cruz de la Real orden de Isabel la Ca.
t6lica, libre de gastos. al captain del Ter. Bata'
Hon de VoluntariGs de esta isla, don Manuel
Egozcue Cintr6n. ell pase Ia
tercera brigada ssnitaria, de esta iea, del SAM
tario de segunda de Ia primera brgada de tro'
pas de Ssnidad militar con destino en- la Coru.
ia, Carlos Ordiera Lecoff. do
Ta Maria del Carmen Monteagudo y Barroao,
viuda del spbintendente miitar don Teobaldo
Dfaz Estevanes y Cahardo, la pension anual de
1.65O pesetas, con ell aumento de un tercio de
dicha suma 8 sean $50, tambien al afio, partir
del 10 de Mayo del corriente afo -Concediendo
el pase los tercios de Cuba, del guardia civil
de primers de Ia comandsncis de esta isla,
Juan Cebrfan Blanoo, como gusrda de segunda
siendo por cuenta suya los gastos de passje.-
Idem idem idem del guardia civil de segunda
de idem, Marcelino Catalina Miguel.-Conce'
diendo e pase continuar sus servcios en- loe
tercios de la guardia civil de esta isla, por el
tempo de amos, los cabos Enrique Catala
Navarro, Francisco Anton Sanchez Juan So
Ter Ortuno, los guardiss segundos Antonio
Hernandez Martinez, Eduardo Perez Cutoff,
Francisco Luque Leon, GiDes Galardo ST.
mon. & los soldados Eugenio Sanchez Garcia,
Dionisio Jimenez Sola = Felipe Viadero Encar
nado al corneta Juan Roig Roig.-Dispo-
niendo cause alta en- ell cuerpo de Ofden publ
co de esta isa, e primer tenicnte de infapte,fa
don Lorenzo Carbd y Gorbea, por haber cesado
en- el cargo de a|cade de Juaua Dfaz.