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sptaio y autonomistas de ogaflo oompsc'
tor en- apretada falange, Ia realiza
ci6n del supreme ideal que hoy perseguimos:
cimentsr con sold6z el ediioio de nuestra re-.
generscion polftica, para que este pueda resistir
vslientemente 81 trascurso y la mudsnza dc los
. tiempos.
~ probaremos asf & la magnaDima y excel
80 Reina que rije con mano generosa tacto
exquisite los destinos de la noble nac6n espa
pafola, & sus ilustres consejeros en- Ia goberna
cion del Estado, al hidalgo valeroso gene
raj Maciae, que ostents en- este pals la clevada
representation del poder metropolftico, y 8
auien ha cabido la alta honra de inicisr el
planteamiento del nuevo sistema, vencendo to
da suerte de difioultades, que somos un pueblo
de grandes virtudes cfvioas de brilantes con
diciones morales & iutelectuaes. demostra'
remos una vez mas, a6rmando la tranquilidad
de los espfritus y ell progreso material de esta
TERRA querida, que NADIA supera d nuestro pa
triotismo Y que somos dignos hijos de la liber'
tad = de Ia patria.
Las eleociones sc aproximan. es de i'm
prescindible neoesidad qae, procediendo con
arreglo q 10 que dispone Ia Ia. base de la Union
se reconstituyan los comites locales, en- termino
brevfsimo, bien fundiendose en- uno solo los de
las dos extinguidas agrupaciones, bien dlsol'
vi6ndose los existentes y eligiendose uno nueVo
en- asambles popular La buena marcia colect'
va exige que esto Sc verifque con sums argencia:
usted 10 oomprendera facilmente, y le suplico
me presto su decidido concurso en- la tarea
reorganizadora.
al efecto, avfstese usted con el sefor
..............., acuerden 10 que
estimen mas convenience, dentro de los dos
t6rminos legales seflalados en- la base indicada,
ouando tengan "a tornado ell nucvo organis'
mo, me enviarAn relaci6n nominal de las per-
sonss que 10 componen, oon la designation de
cargos, para abrir en- estas ofcnas ell oportuno
regstro.
Eepero una rapida reepuesta al altimo ex'
tremo de ls presente circular, y me reltero dc
usted, con la mayor consideration, atfmo. ami
60 correligionario, ~
M G. ROMAN.
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PREC|OS Sin C0MPETENClA

contra sualqu'er eacri6cio de su personalidad.
-Fu'gencio Diaz, Bautists Begas, Antonio
Begas, Manuel Figueroa, Monserrate Ramos,
Juan Francisco Rodriguez, Pedro Gonzalez,
IT,. Admirase ia capital
Viendo los preoios que venden
En- el Paissno Bazaar. ~
Y hay quien puede asegurar
One en- ell siglo diez nueves
No SO ha visto cosa jgual.
iAcudid pues diligentes
A esta ganga conveniente!
liza faleoido hoy en- esta capital ell macs.
- tro don Matfas Torres, tramoyists del
teatro de esta capital cuyo destino ha'
cfa mas de cusrenta amos que desempe.
i1aba. Su entierro tendra lugar hoy
las clnco. Acoml ahamos la familia en- su
pena. 4 l. P.
~. Nos ba eavorecido con ateuta vista
nuestro amigo don Juan B. Slfuentes, vecino de
Humacao con ell cual nos complaoimos en- de-
partir nn buen ratio FL sefor fueutcs que es
enthusiastic partidaro del seTor Munoz Rivera,
nos hs rstiioado las seguridsdes de one en-
aqueIla jurisdiction cuenta ell raterido hombre
pubilco con todas las simpatf4s.
~. Un dato ouroso de los detales del
<Maine,: "a bordo del sMaines habfa un ga.
to negro y una gaia blanca. HI cato aparecd
vivo, fu6 hallado la una de la tsrde arrinco'
nado on Ia proximidad de Ia ohimenea. Fu6
trasladado al <Hotel Inglaterra, y eutregado
al oapitan que fue del xMaine, quien 10 ha
mandado bordo del 'Torm" que saldrA para
Nueva York" CAST toda la tripulsci6n del
"Msine" era nat6lica A bordo habfa un sa
oerdote se decfa misa todos los domingos.
Al QUE 10 INTERESE. Sc venden en- el
~" Ell barrio de Ia Marina las fabricas encaya
das en- los solares nhmeros ICY is pertene-
cientes & los sehores D, Romero Barredo d.
Fernando Fragoso cuyos soares pertenecen
al Estado, zona militar. Para las proposiciones
de compra dirigirse al conduefo de las mismas
D. Romero Barredo, oale del Presidio numero
18 3-3
-. Recortamos de Gel Libera',: Gel
limo. Sr. Secretaro del Despacno de Gober-
nacidn, ha dispuesto que las oficnas De la
Sanidsd Martina, sean trasadadss q un local
deooroso con arreglo al Reglamento del ramo.
Sc nos informa que ell Director sei1or Puig ha
designadc la casa de Ia propiedad de los se'
nores Finlay Brothers, recientemente cons
truida en- la subida de la MARINA"
~ Dice un peri6dico professional: <Mr.
Bouohard ha descubiertc, por medic de los ra'
yos Roentgen, que durante la respiration ell
coraz6n tiene IN mo7imento de ondulacitn
rftmica.
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rico, demasiado eegante para su hiio..
lY mile dijo llevandole hacfa ell diyAn entando.s
4 su lado,-debes ensonrarme muy envejeoida?
-iOh mama!
lo estaba en- eecto, eetO vefa sque
to: la dioha uveneca Sin embargo, fuerya exam-
nas pudo de Gberto cuanto habfan padeco
ojo aquellos oos tempo negros shnra de
eardad tan dulce las agrmas les hubeen quta-
do la lntensidad de color despuss pinado
deshzo poco dsngu6 sobre las ene mechones bsncos
La d6 polongado abrazo quedaron senco algunos
momentOs.
Giberto fue quien 10 interrumpi6 dcenic:
-lo to sempre asf
mosraba fotogrsffa de muer morena, esbelta de
bseza vivsracha coocada eobre la marco de
hero repuado. -
-lTe acuerdss de ouando 20 era muy pequeno & bas
buscarme al colegio Monge?
iQue 81 Sc acordaba?. All ;eomo hubiera quedo ella
voe aquela epoce, que tens necessd de comprar
de dcha por agos amos de seraaci6n
-sY pade?-pregunt6 Gilbero.
va to he dcho que e rsene asunto imporsnte lie.
CARA esta noche; iremos esperarle la estae6n.
-iPobre padre! Tvs descansar por fin!
ST, e sno que viene
e esaba dicendo que estaba de coneguir su
prop6o que los trescntos mil frances necesaos para pro-
dusr doce mil de ents eaban va cas reundos cuando
fu6 inerumpida rado o producido por la puers de
entrada que abrfa, despuas cerro desp,cio. -.
-gDios mio!-djo la sehora Morel puede nadis
que psdre porque dnico que tene sa lave dc
puerta
-iNo diees que debs egar hasa ssta uoche7
L, puerts del sslonsto abr6 entonces buscamente
grit6:
-Ah! iah! los COLO .inrsgant, delto! -. iLos po-
bres mrdo pueden egsr agupas horas despues sin
sontrsr Ia plaza tomsda!
Padre! iQusrido padrs!-dijo Gilbertos
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ha bautizado con ell nombre de <ArgeLtaurum, !,
pruebas que Sc hagsn de 81. La Casa de None
da de los Estados Unidos ha comprado Ell pri.
mer lingote de orc artificial que Sc ha entreg,do
al comercio. El doctor Emmens guards el
secreto de su invencidn va Sc ha estabecido
en- los Estados Unidos un sndicato que Sc ocu
para de convertir la plata en- oro. Volveremos
8 oouparnos de este importantfsimo asunto con
todos los detalles que podamos aiquirr.
pnr tnnnr QUE AUSENTARSE SU
VI '0io' DUENO Sc vende la Sastrerta
Habaneya, Gale de San Francisco nlimero 81,
con todoa los acesorios del arte. Cuenta oon
muy buena psrroqufa que, desde luego, podra
utilizar el comprador. Sc admiten propoacio
mes en- ell mismo establccimento l5-0
-. Servicios prestados por Ia Guardia
Civil: en- Ia Moca Por los guardias Salvador
Blanoo Jose Olivea, fu6 apreheudido el veci-
no Antonio Roman, que Sc hallsba rec)amado
por lesioDes, I'm Hormigueros en- la hacienda
pombrada sCoto,, de la propiedad de doha
Josefa Qninones, han ararecido varios restos
humanos, acompafiados de una camiseta una
manga dc camisa. Sc supone SO trata de I'm
orfmen de orden del Juzgado que entiende en-
ell asunto hs sdo p7eso incomunicado por la
Guardia Civil ell veoino Jose Viotoriano Cruz.
~ Persona que tieue motives para "a
berlo, cree que ell acaeducto en- construction
podra suministrar aqua & e.ta Capital eD un
plazo que no excedera muoho de tres meses
.*. Dice Gel Exportador Americana,
que en- los Estados Unidos Sc ha lograio por
medic de una combination de espejos, iutrodu
cir la luz del sol en- los trsbajos mas profundos
de las minas. Los trsbajcs de este modo re-.
sultan mas fables los mineros no eatan ex.
puestos las emsnaciones del tufo de los can.
diles de que tenfan que yalerse antiguamente
SE VEN.DE seis 81 asisnse: dsnse y
una magnftca
pareja. Informes: DON Francisco Alamo Ar.
mas. 81
~. Anoche fu6 obsequiado nuestro esti.
mado amigo don Juan Hernandez Lopez, con
una serenata que le llevaron los obreros del fe
rrocsrril, en- agradecimiento las gestiones
practicadas por dicho amigo oerca de los direc.
torres del ferrocarri de los padres Escolapios
con objeto de abreviarles ell transito habtual
para ir al trabajo Ell sehor Hernandez Lopez,
su dstinguida esposa los recibierou con la ga
lanterfa que les es proverbial, obsequiandolos
personal = expeudidamente con dulces lioores
J tsbacos
~"x Dice un reciente telegrama de Lon.
dres, que Ia production de azdcar ha dismnuido
mucho este afo en- las Indias Oooidentales.
~. Por el comite liberal autonomista de
Mameyess Sc dirigi6 al comit6 provincial ell ST
guieate mensaje: <Comite provincial. al.--Par.
lido liberal autonomista de Mameyes o. envfa
al dignfsimo jefe Muffos Rivera la expression de
su mas leal adhesion con6anza, protestanio
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100 la HERENCIA DEL CONDENADo

- E. ell viyo retrato del marnero. ...
-lDel que?..
-iSf!..
-iAh, Dos mio!-babuce6 la senora Morel
La pobre vacllo; marido evan6 para ecste
nera Sc estrecharon como 81 Sc alghn pelgc
Fl senior More fue ell primero sobreponerse, dijo:
-Es una tonterfa turbarse por parecido.
" ademss-do la seiora Morel sorda iqu6
podemos temer? mo muerto, nuestro ho?
" admtendo que marinero el ho del otro,
sacaeo padre? vera amAs padre
tro Gilberto?....
-Pero e lie ha visto, amigo mio-do la ssnora Morel,
aseguandoe idea-Acuerdae: aquel vejo pesca
que condujo Cherbourg....
= Els verdad-murmuro ell senior More.-Pierdo dema-
sado tacmene la csbeza suando traa de Gbero
cause gran sorpresa joven Perdtnsme la
emoci6n que te he causado.
-;Ah! ;eso muy natural!-murmur6 la pobre madrs
temblando aun.
Se la sala de hijo para
Ell contramsestre, que contaha captain habfan
pssado las eAbevle,, ell enterro del Amrsne
sc calo sc puso colorado muchacha
Mis- padres-dito simplemente Gberto;-el bueEo de
slvestre.
Silvestre puso ell csrmesf 10 dabsn caurosss
apretones de manos le invaban amorzar e que haba
temdo hacer aquea vsa encontr6 al POGO tempo
ella verdaderos igos.
Comic terrblements los postrss, dsspuss haber be-
bdo POGO de 10 nenesaro, so6 10 que tena obs e
coraz6n cuando la More lie dijo que dera
dos padres e habl6 de Ia tiendeca donde Ia ha
ban recbido tan cordialmene, Cherbourg.
DID puhetszo sobre Ia
-iAh! jBien, ST, Cherbourg!-dijo.
ALI efeoo donds e hsbfa so6ado pssar licen
cs de tres prdogs la psd que conosdfsn por
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Daro miIiiaync Y MARINOS.-En ell es.
vi" "'."'u'o" tablecimiento de Talabarte.
RIA sLa Andauzs,, cslle de San Francisco ni.s
nero 53 Sc ba rccibido por vapor <Paulins. IN
extenso surtido de teresisnas del Rubio de Ma.
drid, gorras, galones todo 10 que pueian
necesitsr diohos institutes. Precios m6dioos.
San Juan Puerto Rico, s. dc Enero de 1898.
5-l2. JOSE TORRES PEREZ. 81
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e'en por cable sobre todas las plazas de Espana
s's slas adyacentes por cantidades mayores
memories de s25. Gira sobre las plazas princi-
pales de Francla, Alemania, Austria, B6lgica,
Holanda, Dlnamarca, Bulgaria, Russia, Suecis,
Noruega, Suiza, Italia, Portugal Rumania,
Servla, Turquia, Grecia. La Argelia, 81
Eglpto, 'Slria, y Tdnez. Sobre Newly York,
Santo Domingo, Isla de Cuba. p
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Va R IE D A De 5 ,

EGHE MARCA "AGUILA".-Por vapor
..o"- americana legado este puerto ayel,
acaban de recibir Cerecedo Hern,a,aos Go. D.
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klm2can y Ibrerta dc Olimpio Otsro Ponoej
"'''~"S" Puerto-Rioo. --- KOWALSKI.--
Galop, opera II, 80 centayos. Maroha hanga.
ra, 60 centavos.-- KRAMER-L La Indiana,
mum l, facil, waR, 40 entavos. III Judfo
errante, 40 centavos. -LANNER.-Album de
10 walses escogidos, peso, LILLE - Polka;
80 centsvos. -LAB1TZkI. Polka, 25 oenta.
vos. os.-LANGEY.- Mandolina, serenatx meii.
cana, 80 centsvos. HI CarDaval de los rif1oa,
album facil para msnos pequefias, 90 ctvs.
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THE GARBLtD DENVER LECTURE
Tended 10 he Destruction Of Good Morals and
Order.
MCINTYRE DISMISSED FROM THE SERVICE
The csse I. Now Beforc the Naval DEPART
mcnt-rhc Findings and Sentence OF
the Court Martial Made pubiie.

Washington. oct. i9.-The navy de-
nartmcnt today made public the md
lnga and sentence Of the court martial
In the case OF Chaplain Mcintyre.
The chaplain was charged first. with
scandaious conduct. tending to the de-
a,ruotion OF good morals. with three
specifications. second. conduct to the
prejudice OF good order and discipline
with four specifications Third. conduct
unbccoming an officer Of the navy. three
specifications All these charges werr
founded upon the ohuplainr critiolEm Of
his superior officers In a lecture dellv-
cred IN Denver All the specifications
were found proved 40 alleged; the ac-
oused was declared guilty to be dis
missed from the naval service OF tho
United states.
The case ls now under review at thu
department.
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QUESTION OF PEACE OR WAR
Lsseb Lab. Rebels Hold a iiiE Pow Wow
In III. woeds-usn. naeon osttinE
Weary of Decentralization.

Minneapolis. oct lathe Journals
stan correspondent at Walker. MINI.
wires az follows
The question Of peace or war will
probably be- settled within forty eight
hours.
Today the Indians are holding a pow
WOW In the woods back OF the Leech
ials igency at which n II expected
they will decide whvAer Or nOt TO give
up the men wanted by Marshal o'con-
nor. Upon this hangs the issue. Their
decision will b. communicated 20 an
oaher conference with the government
onlciala al the agency tomorrow. II
they refuse unrclcntlnE war will be
waged by Gen Bacon, who u getting
very Tired VI powwowr, hW who never
thclca 10 leaving the 70 sent conduct
Of aualrs entirely 20 Commissioner
Jones 10 whip the rebels into suffice
ton or TO anrlhilatc them WIN be no
easy TASK even TO an Indian fighter OF
Gen. bae0n'a resources ana experience.
The hosiiles are we'll armed, they are
dead shots and they know every Inch
of a very dliilcuH country.
Experienced cruisers declare thai not
enough troops can be landed In Walker
10 capture the hoEillcA The dense
jungle Of the woods il penetrated BY
trails known only 10 the Indians. who
would be able 10 use mem for ambush
and escape. The only feasible plan
seems % be 10 walt untll the water
courses freeze over and then make a
winter campaign with hunger and
famine as aillca. Gen. Bacon has made
his plans for the campaign that may
be necessary, very carefully. and while
he realizes the obstacles In the way,
he Is confident they are not insur-
mountabie
TIME AND PATIENCE,
washington, Oct. 1.-THE following
despatch about the Indian troubles
dated walker, Nina, late hast night,
waa received 20, the Interior DEPART
ment tlilH morning.
Secretary Interiors l have Just re-
turned from the hostile camp, about
twenty five miles from here. where
went this morning with Father Alloys
lus. About ninety Indians were pres
ont. ! am irmly Of the opinion that
the trouble can be settled peaceably by
a little time and patience.
Il w A. JONES,
Commissioner Indian Affaira
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THE TRIENNIAL COUNCIL
The Conclaye Of Reverend Gentlemen Of the
Episcopal Church.
AMENDMENT or FEDERAL CONSTITUTION
Advocate a Uniform Code Of Laws Govern
Ing Marriage and Divorce Dlocsses
Contribute stso.ooo.

Washington. oct. 13.-san Francisco
was determined upon az the place for
holding the next triennial council Of
the Episcopal church. The house cf
bishops took action In this direction
yesterday but the house 81 deputies
sent the question over until morning.
The subject came up ON a report by a
Joint committee favorable to San Fran
cisco.
i,ev Edward -. spalding Of Cali
fornla spoke Of the Important changes
maturing on the Pacinc coast, the adj
vance u the japanese against the
carriers u the chinese. the annexation
" Hawaii and the probable acquisition
u the Philippines.
Instead Of being the far western
diocese. Mr. Spaiding nnid. amid
laughter. California was now IN the
middle n the United States. ana with
our country stretching across the Pa
cinc Il would soon be an eastern d.
geese. There was hut little discus
sion. and on viyc vucc vote the ron0-
luton selecting San Frnnc|sco pre-
vailed. An interesting report show
Ing the prosperous condition n the
general theological seminary In New
York WIS submitted by Rev. DrCarcy.
u rhuwed contributions amounting 10
sfs0 go from eleven dloceses during
the past three years. the chief portion
coming frum Ncw York. LarEc be-
quests had been received. valuable nc-
duititlons have been made 10 the
library and other valuable additions 10
~ equipment received.
Among the resolutions presented aud
referred were those proposing mo-
mortal 10 Congress FOR an amendment
10 the federal Constitution. providing
| Tor uniform laws on marriage and a..
| vorcc; extending the causes on which
[ coadjutor bishops may decide.
! The consideration OF the Constitution
I was discussed aud article y Of th'
provision providing strict Limitations
nalterationa u the prayer book. Wal
I adopted unanimously. The lmpartnn
| question ~ thepraycr book was adopt
ed unanimously. The important qucH
ton OF church unity came up on th'
resolution Of Or. Huntington Of New
York extending article X 10 me- 10 per
Inlt any bishop 20 take under hi
spiritual guidance any congregation
accepting essential tenetr ~ th'
church Rcv. John !. Faude Of Mime
nota supported the plan ~ mos
practical move.
4 Rev. DR.. i.effingwell Of Quincy rpok,
Of the general use Of the prayer booi
NJ an effective means OF securing
church unity Rev Or praii % M.chi
ran 7'i'itrd o,ifea " hsinpihg our con
frtgatNts Into the cisiTch by tn
iash - ssiuins lsefsi nupcrisinloi
over them i..V Itser OF New
York urged this proposition NJ a full
nllmcnt of the chlcago-i.ambeth dec
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men speak very highly OF him but all
are unanimous IN saying that he was
too rash. n he had needed the advice
Of his friends he would not have been
molcsted. Some OF the miners claim
shoy were under the impression Il was
Manager I.ukens they were chasing and
n Eyatcr had not shown fight he would
have been allowed 20 escape unhurt
NotwlthStanding the raw cold wind
that swept dust In binding clouds
through the streets. cr1wds began TO
congreEate today In the vicinity Of the
public square. The people, however
were kept moving. Ny the soldiers An
incident showing the intense feeling
Of the mirtra developed when word
was passed that a man from the stock
ade was In barber shop on jackson
street. near the square. IN a few mo-
mants a crowd gathered In front Of the
place Word was passed by the snl-
dlcrs on picket duty to headquarters
and reinforcemtutH sent on the double
quick to disporse the gatherclnE
thrnng. The man returned to the
Etockade unmoltsied.
CoLoRED MINER ASSAULTED.
Springfield, H.. oct. IA co.orod
miner, claiming 10 b. one OF those
brought from the South yesterday for
Vlrden, was assaulted at the depot here
today BY white miners. they indlnE he
was ON hia way back "a Nlrden. oni-
GERS intcrforod. lie was not badly
hurt hut was surrounded and again
taken possession Of by miners and
taken 10 the hall Of CHI miners union
where he remained In custody OF the
miners 4 large crowd " miners SUR
rounded the hail. but were not bolster
Gus.
The wounded miners brought 10
Springfield from Vlrden are stu alive.
one. Ernest Long OF Mount olive, u u
thought cannot live through me day.
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rnlIn MllkLN wAsm.
The Men at Camp AlEsr We're Marched In
ntIsnhrs snNaral Mlles ~ natha.

Warrington, DOT. i2-den. Graham
eonllnusi hls testimony before Chs war
investigating committee today. lie fur
nlrhed the committees IN a statement
shgwlng the percentage " sickness In
his command from the ntst % May 20
ihe gOth ~ September. The statement
showed a gradual Increase for the en-
tlre period. the highest percentage be.
inr q per cent towards the end Of
geptember Cen Graham believed that
the proximity OF the tents 10 one an
other at camp Alger was responsible
more than any other cause for the
Slrtness there and said the medical
oliicers also were ~ this opinion, lie
thoiinht the wants Of water for bathing
purpoles and the habits N the men IN
eating food other fhan mat prescribed
by ghe regulations had had deleteri-
In Inc beginning Of the camps history
there were no bathing places but later
the men We're marched several miles In
brieades once week for baths There
mad been no lack of medical supplies
hut some OF the medical attendants
We're inexperienced and inetiecienl
den. Graham stated that the commits
sary supplies were plentiful. but the
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Cleveland. o.. oct. lathe rcsalon
Of the annual convention OF she
Swiichmen'H Union OF North America
yesterday was devoted to she hearing
~ the reports or various comittccs the
mos, important being that o. the iinan-
clal committee. There are now about
100 delegates here. Grand Master ~.
J. NauEhton. Of this city, prcaldea Al
the meetings
The constitution az present In force
was adopted some four years ago and
a. Il Il regarded as out Of date.
changes viii be made al IBIS conven-
ton.
Thoqucstion Of aliylng this union with
tho Railroad fufgmcn'a and Conduct
tors Organizations viii also be- CON-
slderod.
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Cleveland. Ohio. oct. IA special
from Canton. Ohio. says;
The will OF George II. Haxion has been
found. II was made laat April and was
witnessed by James T. Grant and olive
u. schhman. The document bedueathcs
all his estate 60 Mrs. NJ. c. Barber. als-
ter of deceased, an entAiicd property.
After her death the estate Ia TO he
divided among the i've children OF the
beneficiary. George. Mary, James. John
and Idh barber Mrll Mckinley. there
fore. receiving nothing. Mrs. Barber 10
named a. eNccutrix without bond.
The value Of tho property 10 not
known. but a personal friend OF de-
ceased estimates Il viii foot up 5000. 0o0.
Tho property consists OF business blocks
IN Canton, number OF lots. n large
amount Of land IN Missouri, and a big
block Of mining nlock On The Went.