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The morning times., 1897-01-23
City Brevities

Willis Jackson has been appointed an
additional private on the police force, for
duty at the Northern Market.
Veteran Policeman Henry E. Marks, door
man of Judge Miller's police court, has re-
turned to duty after severe illness.
Painters Assembly, No. 174S, K of L !,
held a largely attended meeting last even
ing, at the rooms OF the Workingmen' S
Library.
Car No. 76 on the G-street line, ran
into an open switch, at the corner OF
First and C streets northwest, on Wednes-
day night.
Dr. j. E. Walsh, medical sanitary in
spector, who is at Providence Hospital i'll
of diphtheria, was reported yesterday to
be improving.
A large force OF painters and paper
hangers are at work on the new head
quarters of the Workingmen's Library As
sociation and Labor Bureau.
Albert James. colored, of No 314 X
street southwest, was ia ken to the Emer-
gency Hospital yesterday afternoon, in u
comatose condition. He was later trans
ferred to Garfield Hospital
Building permits wereissued yesterday ,as
follows: To william F. Noack, for one
dwelling, at No. 1906 Center street, So, 200;
Major George A Armes, U. S. A, for a
| brick stable on Connecticut avenue and
Grant road, $500.
The Commissioners have asked for hear
ing before the District Committee of the
house and Senate, respectively, when the
| item in their estimates providing for the
| construction of n municipal building shall
| be called up for consideration.
AT meeting of the Street PAYERS
Union, held last evening, at Electrical
Workers Hall, committee was appoint.
Power Company and endeavor to have them
! employ union men on all their work
The Metropolitan Railroad Company has
| been directed by the Commissioners to re
| store to the satisfaction OF the superin
| tendent of streets the pavement disturbed
| by the removal of the switch tracks lead
| ing to tile old car barns on Brightwood
| avenue.
| A largely attended meeting of the
| Steam and Hot Water Filters was held
| last evening at Electrical Workers Hall
where the union will meet in future, and
| the contract committee reported favor.
ably on the prospects of work for the
coming year.
Police Lieut.. McCathran reported to head
| quarters yesterday that James Collins
colored, fifty years Of age, was taken tc
| the Washington Asylum Hospital in the
Fifth precinct patrol wagon on Thursday
being badly injured about the head, ant
Richard Brown in the Anacostia yard
Prof. Lee Davis Lodge is delivering {
series OF popular lectures on international
/ law in the Columbian University's large
! audience room. He speaks each Thurs
| day night and will touch, in the next tive
! or three weeks, upon the Venezuelan prob
| lem, and the questions Of belligerency in
| yolyed III the Cuban sitnetion-
The morning times., 1897-01-23
HIS MANIA FOR MURDER
The Peculiar Disease From Which
David Flynn Is Suffering.
He Was Taken to the Washington
Asylum Hospital, But Refused
to Remain There.

David Flynn, the attache OF the Army
Medical museum, who purchased loaded
bulldog revolver from an Avenue dealer
On Thursday, for the ayowed purpose OF
Shooting his next-door neighbor, but vino
was arrested before he could carry OUT
his threat had varied and rather exciting
experience, it appears, after he was taken
from police headquarters to No. 6 station
in the patrol wagon. After being locked
up there for several hours, Sanitary Officer
Frank decided that the man should be
put through a course OF medical treat
ment for the murderous mania which had
taken possession of lin. DR.. Fowler,
OF the health office, had stated that Flynn
was suffering from mania a. potu, and the
sanitary officer had him removed to the
Washington Asylum Hospital in police
ambulance.
Flynn objected to remaining at that
Institution and after being there but
short while, during which he was gwen
a dose of ing medicine, he approached
DR.. Mcdonald and stated that he was
going to leave the hospital forthwith
Tie physician had no commitment for Mr..
Flynn's detention and lie informed him
that if he declined to stay he was ut
liberty to 60
Flynn started away, and in the course OF
an hour or so reached his home, No. Il 1
Tenth street northeast. He remained quiet
for awhile, but about O'Clock Thursday
nigh he was q gain seized with paroxyisn
of the mania a potu, and seizing kniTe
attempted, so it is said TO use the blade
an certain female members OF his family.
A messenger was dispatched to the Ninth
precinct police station for assistance and
pretty soon the patrol wagon came hur-
riedly to the door of the Flynn domicile
He soon became quiet and the policemen
left. Physicians We're called in to treat
tile man, who appeared to be excessively
nervous and flighty. He is being kept
under strict surveillance at his home as
it is feared that he may have another out
break of the malady.
The morning times., 1897-01-23
EXEMPTED FROM TAXATION
The Library of the Georgetown
University Comes Under tn e Law.

The Commissioners passed an order yes
terday exempting from taxation the Ii
brary Of the Georgetown University. This
action was based,upon an opinion of the
attorney for the District, who, contrary
to the view Of the assessor, held that the
slibraryis ''appurtenant'' to college, and
is used in connection herewith ac-
cording to the wording OF the personal
tax law of 1880. The assessor was OF
the opinion that the property was property
vested under the law of 1877 but the
attorney says this is met by the statute
itself, which declares that its provisions
do not apply to property exempted under
any United States Jaw, and that the act
Of 1870 is such law
The morning times., 1897-01-23

A wonderful sacrifice on every garment
advertised. If you note the sizes exact.
you Will see why.
The morning times., 1897-01-23
HE LOST HIS SILVERWARE
Drummer Casper Leaves His Sample
Case on Car Seat.

Fred Caspar, a commercial traveller, who
is stopping at the Raleigh Hotel, reported
to police headquarters yesterday after
noon that be alightcd from a Pennsylvania
avenue grip car at Second street north
west about 11:45 O'Clock this forenoon
and left "A package on the seat which
contained $50 worth Of silverware samples.
A passenger on the car is supposed TO
have picked up the package, as the rail
road company states it was not turned
in by the conductor.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-06-25
LATE FASHION NOTES.

Molrc velours and printed foulards
are used In fashioning modIsh para
soils.
Corn-tlue and yellow seem TO be IA
yored by mllllners, separately and in
combination.
The most exclusive London tallors
are using black satin trimmings on
tweed coat and jacket suits.
Chlna-blue satin ribbon and black
ostrich tips trim a handsome LeghOrn
hat designed for a June bride,
Dressing sacks Of Persian lawn,
cambrlc. nalnsook. and dlmlty.
trimmed with lace or embroidery. and
narrow ribbons are in demand.
Canvas Is still very popular and
seems stCutly TO resist the invasion Of
doubla-iaoed cashmere and mohair-
two rivals OF canvas now In the FIELD.
For washing madras curtains bran
water "a excellent. The proportions
used are about a pailful Of bran TO q
washbol.or full Of water Boil half a.
lour, strain part Of II, and use TO wasa
q rtains, letting what remains con.
tinue TO boil. Then strain and use for
rinAing Shake the wrinkles out o. the
curtains as much as possible whon
hanging them up 10 dry.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-06-25

Unexpected humorous reading Is
provided by tho report OF the inter
mediate education board for ireland,
published recently Perhaps tho gem
Of the collection Of bulls and blundors
Furnished by the examiners Is tho ans.
wer that Millions poem. which Is
modelled after the Greek, is SIMPSONS
Asnostics. % Poor Milton was also de.
scrlbed as an "lrrelIFIous and lIcsntloua
poet who passed bis time between the
theater and the Workshop" while his
principal prose works were stated by
a third candidate TO be Paradise Lost. .
"ParadlFe Rogalned" and Paradise
and the Pcrl'- London Globe.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-06-25
Zlon's savings Hank.

Tho annual stockholders meeting OF
lions Savings Bank and Trust Company,
Of Nos 1, . aud Main street, salt Lake
City, was held nc the Bank on Monday
morning, June eth, lsg1. The following d.
rcctors were reelected; MILFORD Wood
run. President; George q. Cannon, Vice
President; George NJ. Cannon, Cashier;
Joseph r. Smith, r. G.. Weber, James
Jack, Angus NJ Cannon, II. II. Clawson,
LORENZO Snow. llebcr J. Grant, Francis NJ.
Lyman. George Reynolds, l. John Nuttall
The report for the year showed an Increase
Of over tiAO go la deposits and over 1900
now accounts. The new accounts range In
amount frumti 10 thousands. Start an ne.
count SOW. Five tSl per cent interest paid
on all savings accounts.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-06-25
WHICH'R
The Best Dam Made.

The "WItchcr Portable Dam" mt.
ented 10y p. $. WItchcr. Of Sal, Lake.
ana sold exclusively by ourselves i'm
.'ah and Idaho, saves you Money.
Labor Time aad Tools; cfrectualiy
-am' water ia any ditch up to Eight
rect ln Iwominuts,; sent out on trial
Price $3.50 Agents wanted ia every
town In Utah aud Idaho.
incidentally, Don't forget RED TAG
PLYMOUTH TwGNE. Champion and
W. A. Wood Harvesting Machinery.
Mowers binders, Rcapcrs aud Rake,.
D. !. Case Thrcshers. Horse Powers
Engines.
stock Of Binding Irvine carried AT
American Fork Spanish Fork. Ncphi.
Mnnu' Price, In addition 10 regular
Houses FOR convenience ~ Patrons.
Co-oPElATlvEWAGON a MACHINE
CO., LEADING IMPLEMENT
DEALERS. UTAH AND IDAHO.
GEO a. OpELL. ten. Mgr
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-06-25

Henry small. farmer OF Brighton
township. Pa. dreamed twenty years
ego that a deposit Of lead ore vas To-
Gated on the farm OF David Irons, or
Brady's Run. -Four years later he Sc
cretly prospected and found deposit
Of lead For sixteen years he has been
negotiating for the lease and has Just
succeeded In closing H. lie intends to
develop the lead mine. Philadelphia
Press.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-06-25
PASSING oF EAST DAY.
WIN soon nc Eutirciy Abolished In
New InFtand.

WIN soon nc Entirely Abolished In
New England.
II Is evident that tho time Is near
at hand when fast day viii have become
thing OF the past throughout New
England, says the Boston Transcript.
a very slgnlncant indication Of the
trend Of popular feeling In regard to
tho annual fast day Observance was
shown In the determined action Of
President Tucker OF Dartmouth college
In announcing that the college routine
would take It's usual course ON Thurs.
day, the day appointed for fast day,
under protest. by the governor Of New
Hampshire. President Tucker says he
abomlnates a religious farce and that
he agrees with Gov. Ramsdell that fast
day should be abolished. Fast day il "A
remnant OF the otherwise extinct su-
premacy OF church over state In things
which do not properly belong under
the formers charge. Within the last
generation Immense changes have come
ever the Religious community In tho
eastern states by the growth OF tho
Episcopallan element. the great influx
OF Catholics. and the llberalizins Of all
protestant denominations. not except
ing the Trinitarlan congregational
body. which In many respects. eape-
cially as TO form Of worship. approxl-
mates wonderfully close to the prelatlc-
al body which It was at one time It's
cardinal article Of faith 10 abhor,
Fast day would have been abolished
years ago had men dared to act up to
their convictions. But too many OF US
are apt TO be guided In our public acts
by what we believe are other mems
convictions, perhaps because Of the
fact that other men are In the majority
and their convictions must. therefore.
be respected ont OF policy. II for no
higher consideration. But the time is
now at hand when the example of Mas
sachusotts will be followed and when
fast day. having long been but living
corpse, will be buried out OF sight In
every part OF New England.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-06-25
NEW MUSEUM Fon EGYPT.
aeme Of the Thing. Deposited Uuder
vhc Foundation STONE.

ueme Of the Things Deposited Under
vic Foundation stone.
lilo foundation stone OF the new mu-
scum destined to contain the national
collection OF Egyptian antiquities now
at Gzoh. was laid ON the ist inst. by
the khcdivc. the ceremony being Mt
tended by the ministers. high officials.
diplomatic corps and a few invited
European residents. SAYS a Cairo cor.
respondent ot the London Times. An
Egyptian monolith Golfer OF tho
twelfth dynasty about $500 II. c.. was
used 10 hold box containing the fol-
lowing objects: "The proces-verbal OF
the ceremony In French and Arabic. an
account " the finding Of the Golfer.
bronze medallion portrait OF the khc-
dive bearing on the reverse the names
Ahas lIilmi H.. khcdlyc. Mustapha
F'hmy Pasha, prime minister; llusscin
FahWy pasha. minister VI public
works and instruction. j. dc Morgan.
di'c.torgonorul ~ antiquities. Marcel
poufgnou. architect. specimens NJ cur
rent coins. photographs on parchment
OF the plans and facade Of the building
an ivory meter measure. q copy OF the
building specifications. and copies "
native and European Journals publish
ed at Cairo. The ornamental design OF
the pruccs-ycrbal represented two Ply
Ions ON which. after the names OF
Champ1llInn ana Mlrlcttc. inscribed
~ the chiefs among Egyptologists.
were those Of Roscllni. Ncstor IHotc.
LepsIus De Rouge. Brugsch. Prlsso
dANonncs, Chabas. Licblcin. Mnspcro.
DumIchcn. Lepagc. Rcnouf. Grcbaut.
l.anzonc. Navillc schlnparoln. Err
man de Morgan. Lcnormand. Plcitc.
The only English names inscribed on
the document were those Of Birch and
Goodwin The cofIer. after being low
cred into an underground cavity Of ma
sonry. was finally covered with a large
cublcal block OF stone. Comment has
been excited at the exclusion OF such
eminent names as those OF Bclzoni.
Young, Wilkinson. Pciric. Splcgolberg.
sayse. from the roll Of Egyptologists
deposited under the foundation stone
OF the new museum.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-06-25

We OFFER One Hundred Dollars reward
Tor any case Of cHtarrh that cannot DO
cured hy Hairs Catarrh Cure.
y. J. CHENEY a CO. Toledo q,
We. the undersigned. have known Y. J.
Cheney for the last 10 years, and believe
him perfectly honorable In all business
transactions and financially able TO carry
out any obligations made by their nrm.
West a ifuaS. Wholesale Druggists. To-
icdo, -.
waiding Klnunn & Marvin. Wholesale
Druggists Q oledo. o.
Halls Caturrh cure 10 taken Internally
acting directly upon thu blood and mu-
cous surfaces OF the system. TESTING.
mails sent free Price zoe per bottle Sold
BY all druggists.
Halls Family pills are the best.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-06-25

Effective February 18TH the Rio
Hrandc Western Railway will. ON an
pllcation endorse its commercial Mile
nge Books good for passage over the
lines OF the Denver a Rio trandc rail-
road colorado Midland railroad. Rio
urandc' southern railway. Florence &
cripple ircclt railway and Midland
Terminal railway, thus giving holders
OF Il. e. w Mileage the privilege Of
taking the Colorado trip without re-.
quiring purchase OF additional mileage
over the different roads In that state.
Call ON any agent Of the Il. q. W. for
additional particulars.
T. 4. WADLEtGH.
General Passenger Agent.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-06-25

This war. remarked the sultan. has
It's decided annoyance But there Is
one thing about 1t that fills my bosom
with Joy"
what Is that" inquired the srand
vizler.
ITS the FIRST quarrel in tho history
OF my Sovereignty In which all my
wife's relations took sides with me-
Washington Star.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-06-25

Macon, ga, March G, 1897.
/ would BE- glad to know that my
future purchases OF machinery and lm-
plcmcnts for my farms would prove as
satisfactory az the two "2" Hunter Hay
Presses l bought Of you last summer.
am well pleased with thom In every
particular and ind them just aa you
guaranteed them In your catalogue.
They are far superior TO the other
makes | have seen and used In speed
and draft, the two great desideratums
making yours. "a far as | know, the
most economical press on the market.
III. j. LAMAR, JR.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-06-25

Fair Customer-ls this western beef?
Eastern Butcher tproudly)-No. ma
dam; we don't deal In lll-nntured steers
from the rowdy west This beef. ma
dam. is from a highly cultivated and
very refined COW, formerly Of Boston.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-06-25

Women would not throw mud. oh, no.
In politics. as heretofore
The men have done: they'd rather 20
And track It on each Others floor
Detroit Journal.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-06-25

He-You say he Is an ignorant mani
she-Why yes; he must be. I heard
some one say he didn't know what
fear was.-Yonkers Statesman.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-06-25
Seek. Police Protection Against Ghosts.

From tho Springfield Republican;
A Mirbury man. who has been hearing
strange noises about his house. thinks
the place is haunted by ghosts. and APP
piled to tho selectmen yesterday for
police protection.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-06-25

Itomr TrcHtmrnt Written guarantee givrn--no
eufr 600 pay. Send 81 stamp tot treatise. NrufuiiD
Nsiicue Co, liOtuelayiilc. W. Mention this palcs.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-06-25

m a. W. SHORES. always seeking
90 heip suffering msnk.nd. always trylnG
TO convince people that he gives value re-
esived tor every dollar paid him. has
decided TO give quacksfy, fraud and i'm
position lie death blou. and protect tho
suffering oiaasss NOM the dssnica-bia
moihois % quaeka aAJ ehariatans. Every
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-23
COR Es PsDNzDENCEA

s.. don S. T, Patilas Sara ustei com
plaoldo.
Sc. don L. j., Oiales- Viaieron los tomos
Aun no est4n eacu .dernados Ii encua
dernaci0n inporta 81 ctVs-
Sc, don J. E. Rio Grande-A don G
E. lie dlmos do baja Oocf ,rme con 10 que
III. .lca, respects este senior. Dga cnantos
Gomos hay que enyiar don s. r. Pronto
le envIara la aots d. los numeros de
Febrero.
SIC. don @. T., Oorozal Van hoy para Vd.
el 9 v3sr tomo. FL IL Sc le enyiara cuando Sc
CsIlniue la eucu .uern acion
Se don A. G S, Carolina -Recibido Ell
impolte de los nj sros de Febrero. G :acias
s. don A R. Ayaada-Abonado los
reclbos dc duu O @
Sc. doo Ii D., j ,yaya.-Ss estau hacien
do los UraDaJos Pro.GJ Sc 10 envIarao.
Sr don Il. P h, Oabo Rojo ! r ,cibida
su apreclao.e del ~ le d4mos las gracias por
10 que gu ella nos ludlc4. L. renitimos FL
20 UeIc7r tOmu dc Id uovels.
sr. dou G G .yey La publication del
anuncio gu la f f,rta. qua ludlc. vaie pesos.
Sr don E. O G An asco La enyiamos
hoy e % 35r. lomo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-23
In E'ORMACIOu DEL Ola
r e S II NJ E. N

R So NJ EN-
En- Ell conseio de ministries celebrado el
dia 10 pre,ldldo por NJ. la reina regen-
te, ell seflor Caaovad hzo el resnmen do la
sltuacio y evIdenclo La actltud favorable
los intereses espaf1oles, del gabinete de
Washington.
MARTINEZ OAMPOS
Aver estuvo en- palaclo este general para
ofcecer sns Tesp7tos S. M. Ia relna re-
gente.
Ell gobierno ha resuelto que la acufa-
ci6u de la plata sc b ga en- Madrid de cou
formidad con 10 propuesto por el sef1or Gas
tellano.
DE MANILA
Teegeafla ell general Polavieja que "
han comenzado lag operscion.s para atacar
as trIn, heras que tienen ehta biecidas los
InsurrecIus en- l aus.
Sc e-pera IN g al combats.
ORDENES
Oomunica el 3bierno de Washington que
ha dado ord7nes para que las ieyes de Ia
neuGralidad sean TespeEadas.
LO DE CRaTA
Ua crucero lstriaco ha ech ado pique
un tfansEor,e grie go que conducia muuI-
clones d. guerra CreGa.
Los aiuIrh ntes de las fotas extranjerAs
han celebrado cousejo J resneito estsechar
todov5a ms et bloqueo de Orets y del PIleo
EN- GRECIA
Ounde el entusiasmo.
La nacion Sc apresta la lucha.
Sc ponen en lie de guerra las fuerzas ct
mar y terra.
Ell rey jorge es cads dia mas querido de
50 pueblo, que le aciana como IN fdolo
NOTICIAS DE LA GUERRA
H, tenido lugar un combate On Jigua
OF, cerca de Bsybmo.
@ liso el enemigo rerdir un fuerte al
que ataco con dos c. noncitos. La tropa st
defendi6 con velor.
Ell enemigo tuvo qye recurrir Ia fngs
-Segdn couidepcias las bajas han sldo
enormss Sc dice que perecieron cabeci-
Ioo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-23

Nuestr1 querido amigo ell procbrador don
jose NJ de Goioecchsa nos particips por me
diode atenta circular que terminada la socie
| I'D que tenfa coustitaida con Duestro buen
amigo ell Licdo don Hsrminio Disz, ha es
tsbleciio On centro Official que le permita
aceptar cualquier repre- senta ion con los sc
| dores abogado don Arturo Aponte, don
Manuel, don Ramon y don Luis Antonio
| Becerra, don Hsrmlnio Diaz, don Juan
G 1Dz4lez Font. don Carlos Lopez de Tord.
| don R)sendo MatienZo Oiutron. dou Lucia
no Octiz don DImss de Ramery y don RI
fAel Sanchez Montalvo, election de los
cilentes, para los cuales seIa gratis las
coOsultas, que por medic d7l ref srido cen
tro, sc nag. a dichos letrados.
Ell senor G1icoechea tsrmina 81 circular
en- estos termlnos
''Entre las ventejas que SO obtienen. va
lieodose de este Centre, esta la de que, CO
mo Proc urador en ejercicio, tepgo fanza
pre- tada; arancel para regular mis- cobros,
Y como PUED0 intervenir en- tOda clase de
juicios, escoJo la accion mas rapida me
nos costosa a mis- representados"
No dudamos de que ell rdblico sabra
aprovech4r las VeDtajas positvas que les
Cfcece este naeyo CeDtro, para el que de
seamos TODD geaero de prosperidades.
al PUBLICO. So alquilan los altos de
la casa de la faorica de hlelo de ls succession
HI IT mann con cochera y euadra IN espd-
cIoso jardfn. E. cue Ia interese puede en-
tenderse con Ell administrator de la misma,
que suscrlbe.-Pantale0a Gir0l. 5.
La BaIberfa Atlcha tiene Ell gusto de par
ticipar su numerosa clientela al p1blico
en- general, que ha introducido una mejoIa
de suma lmportancia.
Cada abonado concurrente la barberfa
tendIa separados excluslvame para ku
uso particular, una brocha, an cepillo para
la cabeza. IN id. para la carr, una polveta
con mota, una pelnilla y una tohalla. T ,ds
seIa nuevo y de buena caidad. Al f-cto,
hay un apaIato con divisioDes para cada
inoividuo.
Todo esto Sc obtiene mediante la paItieu-
lar retribucion de ct7acuefatI centaOos mem
Sudes.
Tlene tambi6a la barherfa una prepara
cion d, Lfoctante para lavar las navoJAs
demas objetos de tosiette despues de usados,
lmpidiendo asf ell coutogio do Intermediates
de la cara y cuero cabelludo, especlalmente
de la Stills.
Narias personas han aprovechado desde
luego las ventsjAs que la B lrberla de Alto
chs les tfrece, ea de esperar que sean mly
numerosas las que en- plazo breye acudan
aquel establecimlento, 1nico de su claso Ell
esta ciudsd en- que Sc observer de tai modo
las prescripciones de la hygiene. Ponce, Is
de Maizo de 1897.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-23

Las bsias de la tropa ian sido uu of
cial y 6 de tropa herldos gcayes, 10 leyes J
4 mnertos.
La llmaa Vars del Rsy sali6 en- suxi-
lio de J snf = en- ell eamino eucoutro nu-
merosos Insu 'rectos La tropa cargo sobre
elios con denuedo J tuVleron que declararse
en- faga cou bsjss que sc igoorsn.
L ss perdidas de la tropa fueron IN co
mandsnts. 10 capitaa J IN tsuiente heri-
dos. ciaco muertos de tropa heridos.
-Esta colum1a siguio 81 marchs J orr
llss del rio Oar tlllo encont atriDcherado
al enemig0. Tfas corta resisteneia huyeron
los rebeldes.
En- este combats tuvo la tropa IN muer
TO, 'rldos, ademas 81 capellan sef1or de
Izquierdo.
-Cerca de ID caro- 81 regimiento de ca
ballerfa de B ,rooa echo pie TERRA SO
apoder6 de As trinehsras que teniau ailf los
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