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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04
LIGHT KEEPER RESCUED

During the gale which preyasl4d J
week. as the United States governs
dredge, General c.. B. ComstoA. ~,
ing in from the outside, after 6r,|
a load, Captain Prendergast diEc,11
through his glasses a man near d.
OF the north jetty. frantically wsNn|
red flag and making signs that be al
to be taken off.
This Comstock was accordingly ~
for lightslrlp No. 2S and Captain Stness|
the latter was notified that II be n
furnish a boat the Comstock would
it as near the north jetty as possbl, !
take the man off.
This was readily agreed to and The u
ships boat was towed as near he a
as the steamer dared approach, vhe|
was cast LOOSE and dropped near ttj
to throw Il line 10 the man on ths ID
who made 1t fast under his arms Id
into the water. and was hauled % n
with no damage save thorough weitll
The man proved to be Foley, The n
ant lighthouse keeper at Bolivar n
who had gone out on the north jer|
fix what is known as the bug LICK
in consequence of the heavy ~ ~
over the jetty was unable TO resve N
| shore.
He was taken on board the hlsl
given dry clothing and remd1d
until Saturday afternoon, whea ~
Stocker sent him ashore on BollvR
in the ships boat.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04
ISLAND CITY NEWS
Committee Investigating 4. IN
House Furniture Copt,.sis a
The MEDICAL UNIVERSITY RrsIu
About . Hundred and rifty W.
Are In Attendance--Iswhs r,s..!1
Rescued by the constsss. y.

Galveston. Texas. October s.--r. 81
mitbee in charge Of the countv 49,. n
furniture investigation began Wa \.
ternoon. Commissioner johnson q. d.
the charge of fraud, vas preseus Nh
panied by his attorney. Mr.. join !, .''!3
All the witnesses were presen. y,
Included j. B. Parnham Of San .s.'5
A. M. McElwee and w. X. SsnssssA.
Fort Worth and c. H. Meyers y \
York. They will give expert tsstis.
to the cost Of furnishing such
house.
When the committee met th,s ~.
Mr.. Lovejoy presented some .ss,s
charges and asked to have than, ~
The additional charges recits ~. I.
Mlnn had represented TO furnitm,.
that there would be competitivs ~
Dahes are named when such rsrsss.
lions were made.
That the building committea -.
proper examination OF the Povsr, y
ture.
The letting OF the contract bebjnd !.
doors was contrary to public poiir, n
there was no occasion for h,ay. !.
court house could not be comnst., y
more than year.
That the contract calls for s2soa y
than the real value OF the furrair,.
judge Mann, Immediately an, !
charges were read, began making ~
ment denying them categoricalty ~ y
pressing the conviction that shsy =
made for purely political purposes
Commissioner Barnes was put 4
stand and questioned at length ~
Lovejoy. He admitted that h. An
have a full understanding Of the tsu,
whcn 1t was let and that he had IN y
ligent in thus voting to award it. Sor,]
the expert witnesses will be put q
stand tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS

At the Observation-Disclosures ~
Shreveport, La; George I. hsy.oss
tanooga; f. #. Jam sson. Dallss B
Wins, Beaumont, Ed Smoot Wv
city: n. Roberts, Houston; W. ~ II
St. Louis; E. l.. Fulton, cityi a.
son. Texas; II. NJ. Zimmerman, :. ~.
Miss Bette Scott. Miss IRA Sow. NJ NJ
RE Scott, Miss Florerc, sc9s M
H. Bowan, Waco; S. d. Caro'p
j. A. Mosely, New York; " aosl
and wife, Fairfield; Miss loM IN, MI
Houston; j. b. Paiuham, San H5I
e. Parsons. Houston Post; W y
Detroit: Jerome Swinford. IT.
Mitchell. Houston; C. NJ hlce, y,ies
w. H. Curth, Houston, b. nd
cage; C. +. Chase, st. LOUIS IN u
San Antonio; S. A. no! asca III
Rothschild. st. Louis: P. Meyer, n
Charles Callahan, Waco: J. =
Bolton; w. B. Teagarden' ~ + \
James McGuires, Houston w,,o.s
Cleburne; William Thatcher, 90
Newsum, Beaumont; b.. - pJl
Jamestown, N. Y: G.. L. Nvv, 81
q Hufsmith, Texas; C. Me'ss ',sa;
w NJ shutter. westtseld. w
Grant Paris. Texas; George VI
Nav York: I. Wells Baldwin sl
phia. A. NJ. McElwee. foi' III
Mark Farrell. Milton Dyer ,srsl,s:
Richmond; S. A. Spencer, ny. puii1,
Tangray, New York: phyllis mr.
by Lentou. A. Bernard. Dora ~, ss.:y
Martinett and wife. Syl9aa ~
wife Miss Carrie Ward, ue" y
Clay -. Vance, New forh. - NJ
Miss Gertrude Hodge. Cn.S,s w Y,:t:|
Harrington. jules Grau. N o,lsr ~
penn Smithville; d. w, ~ ch,r,ssi|
K.nsas Citv. 4. w. Nesbit, Cn .sxs
Munson. Depison; W. H.
Worth. ,s cbrv
Kraues and wife. Dsnye.. j. \
Turnhud. ST. Louis; Wirf
bridge New York; William ~ n
mani: Edward Crsbtrse. a's w
Wew orleans; T. P. TIernan.
S c,sv. o 'Iosenh Elliott, St l = "a
Borden. city: B. Wheeler. 3. y
ter. Mrs. William Weayn, .sre y
f. G. Holt. J. 7. Sas%p1
frey Mrs. Morgan puse;. ~ ~
Uardwick Tyler. Texas; ~, ~ I
dell. Chandler; w u "a w TJsf1
r. Dennison. ]. NJ, seass' nrse
Golden. Smithydlle: n. HosSs1t
]. q. whitford. G. Wi',rn Z, ,rria 81
Osborn, New York SOL ,,jtt
league. Illinois. D, u 4.
r. G.: Dolph, Fort No.~ ia1e1
| Navasota, S. ]. Mamma.
| Pearson. Fort Sam Houston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04
FROM The STATE CAPITAL
Jim Barber Must Pay the Penalty
for numbering His Wife.
THE GIBSON LAND CASE IS ON TRIAL
1t Involves the Whole of One County
and One-third of AnOthcr-LOcal
and Department Notes.

Austin, Texas. October 3.-The governor
today approved the findings OF the board Of
pardon advisers In the case OF Jim Barber,
sentenced TO hang on October at Gonzales
for wife murder. The findings are to the
effect that BARRIERS application for COM
mutation of sentence TO life Imprisonment
be refused and that the law be allowed to
take its course.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04
Needs Spiritual ConsoIntton.

Liberty. Texas, October S.--Rev Father
McSorley, pastor of the Catholic church
here received the following telegram from
Wharton today, and leaves this evening to
comply with its request:
There Is Catholic here in jaii charged
wieh murder who demands a Catholic
priest. Come Immediately w. F. Linn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04
Rnsuxrsc THEIR OLD AncuMnsn

om gaidbug contemporaries are finding
It nscegsary again to go back to their old
talk about "5O-cent dollars and the part
played by the government stamp" in
giving money standing. For while the
cry thst silver was dead" was deemed a
sufficisnt discussion Of the financial is
sus- Now. however, these gold papers are
puilino out their Old sophistry once more
and working II on on their respective
lceaa,ttse.
~ Baitlners nm soes intc - argue
s1e - taneastsats thds 1T isa't The
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04

Liberty Hlli Texas, October s.-Mrs. d.
A, Simmons of this place was burned "a
des'h last niga about dark. Clothing
caught from an exploded lamp.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04
MEDICAL UNIVERSITY.

The medical department OF 10 ssl
sity of Texas began its sessions ~
season of 1859 this morning pufsud
formal announcement to thai ense-
majority of the pupils who are to Y
were promptly on hand when the
opened this morning, but there ~
quite a number TO report !.
Dr. George 7. Winston, presldenl y
State university, was present a. tne
ing exercises. DR.. Winston said tnefs
about $50 students in attendance, pu )
than that Number has been regisle7es|
will soon be here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04
NOTES AND PERSONALS

j. r. Painham, a well known ~
man, is registered at the Tremonh
C. NJ. Rice, who Is interested Y I
wells at Sour Lake, spent SUNDAY ~
Attorney Marsene johnson hss u 4.
from Hot Springs, where be ~
month for treatment. He Is lou0
praises OF the curative propda1 !
waters there.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04
Riu barbecue Huntsville.

Huntsvile Texas, October S.-Arrange-
ments are well under way for a grand
democratic barbecue to be given here on
October l5 the date Hon. J. D. Savers is
to speak in Huntsville. Walker has been
a loyal Sayers county since the opening OF
the campaign year ago hence 1t is but
natural the people are anxious to see and
meet their leader
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04

ments to have a big barbecue in the city
the 18th of this month. Hon. Joe d. Say
ers will be with US on that occasion and
also we have invited Hon. S. B. Cooper
to speak for va that day. Everybody Is
invited to attend the speaking. This is the
biggest movement over known in our coun-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04

Austin Texas, October AT 1890,
o'clock today John p. Carter. general mer-,
chant Of La Grange. Texas, assigned in
bankruptcy and filed list OF his creditors
in the United States district rour, IN ,,,is
civ 'N IA Sd's
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04

efforts everywhere throughout the country to
elect congressman They see the control OF
the lower house about to slip away from them
and they are prepared to 40 anything TO hold
on. We see the fight in one or two OF our
Texas districts. They can only win by fail
ure OF democrats 10 do thclr duty.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04
The Court of Appeals.

Austin, Texas, O,tobsr 3.--The court
of civil appeals Of the Thrill supreme iu-
dieial district opened formally this morn
Ing. but no proceedings will be announced
before Wednesday, their regular court day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04

The members Of the South Texas Hay asso-
warmly welcomed by our citizens and assist
ed in every way possible In their dcibera-
ticns. The object OF the gathering is an i'm
convention will be mutually profitable to the
ylsitois. to Houston and to South Texes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04

The severe storm which was for several
daye last week reported to be gathering In
the Yves, gulf. with indications OF sweeping
northeasterly over Texas. must have jumped
TO the east coast OF Florida. This immediate
section Is rarely visited by one of the CULTS
flrst-olass storm productions. In fact, this
Immediate section is hard to beat as a place
OF residence
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04

Paris Texas, October s,-Tnlman Jobn.
SON. a yoans farmer near Depor,, this couu-
~, cut his throat from car to car x,,,
razor, but will recover. "'n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04

Father MeSorlsy arrived In Houston las.
night and Will leave this morning for
Wharton in obedience TO the above.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04
EDWARDS couNrY noNl,s

The attorney general today approved for
registration a $4,000 issue of Edwards
county refunding court house bonds
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04
LAWYERS AND wITNEssDs

'uuse H. u Peasants of the Galveston
court OF civil appeals is in the city.
The following attorneys are here repre-
seht'hg the Leon & H. Blum Land COM
psny ct al. defendants in the suit brought
oy the state to recover certain land, 81
ieged TO be Illegally hold by virtue Of what
Us Known as the Gibson land certificate:
Henry sayles of Abilene. Moy Wicks Of
aio9s'on, X. b. Losgins OF Brazoria and /.
H. n. Scott of Galveston.
Hon. George Mccormick OF Columbus
STATE witness in the Gibson land case ia
IN the city. Hon. Wells Thompson. who il
also witness In this case will arrive here
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04
CLAY COUNTY TAN ROLLS

The tax rolls of Clay county, received by
the comptroller today. show total valuation
OF si,34f,s 92 for this year. which is a de-
crease OF sb5I ,2is In comparison with 1897
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Telephone Numbers: s ss.,ss:. a. "a:

NJ cty.--The Post Is delivered to any part Of ne
CIV ~ carriers, per Month. $500; three months
Ss.oo; six months. 5000; one year. $i2.oo.
M Theodore Bering has charge Of The ely
circulation and collecting. Messrs Theodore
Berjnr, Charles Lott and Tom South are the au-
thoriied collectors OF all city bills Doth adver'ls-
Ing and subscription and no money should be
paid to any other than those named, unes,
syecial written authority signed by the business
manager is shown, Al accounts Of any size
should be paid by check In favor OF The Hous-
ton Printing Company.
Subscribers failing to receive Inc Post regularly
paper is expected to be delivered not later than
o:,o o'clock a. m.
Ueder no circum stances will orders given by
employees on the office be recognized ana
paid, or accepted In payment Of accounts.
krIt GilS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04

VIZ are told that republicans are mak,ns
desperate efforts 10 elect congressman
ever IN Georgia. They are making desperate
= sag t
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04
oFFUCE MOVED.

Chief postoffiee Inspector Joe johnson
arrived today from New Orleans. having
moved his headquarters 10 this city OWNS
70 the prevalence OF yellow fever ia the
rormer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04

The De witt County Truck Growers asso-
cation is another step forward In move
ment that promises to make South Texas one
OF the most important garden spots of the
wLtie country. Organization Ia the thing!
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04

Corsicana is suffering from n famine that
good many other towns would gladly well
como-a house famine. HOUSTON can appre-
cato the situation. While there are some
houses to rent here. yet this city for years
past has been "undcrbuilt' and rents until
recently have been very high. No town dies
from this kind of complaint, however.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04

u,rvnrn AZ mn posrorPIcE At HOUSTON. TEXAS
As SECOND CLASS MATTER
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04

The little city OF Grcenyllle is getting up
ia the world and putting on metropolitan
ffills--free mail delivery.
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THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
~ THE
Houston Printing Company.

= e y0s MS vicn- Psss'DssT.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04

Slain appears to have wholly overlooked
tho fact that war Ia an exhibition where the
victor takes all the gate receipts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04

hon. Barnett Gibbs peanut issues are not
percoptibly arousIng any revolutionary ten
dcnccs in Texas at the present writing. MIR.
Gibts is old enough In Texas poIitcs to have
learned that our people al @ too broad gagged
to lay any attention to kitchen Islander.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04
GIBSON LAND CASE.

In the Twenty-sixth district court this
evening trial OF the Gibson land case,
which involves the title to over 100000
acres OF land, was begun. Said land covers
the whole of Yoakum and one-third of
Terry counties and it is claimed by tho
Leon e. H, Blum Land company and others.
assignees of ]. II. Gibson, who located
there in certificates obtained by him in
payment Of work claimed to have been
done in the way of cleaning out Caney and
st. Bernard rivers urder the provisions of
the act OF 1874, which authorized the
granting Of public lard to persons opening
up navigable streams. Gibson's work was
performed under the Coke and Hubbard
administrations, but was not considered
satisfactory.
Hon. George Mccormick, who was as
ststant attorney general at the time and
who is here as a witness now, examined it
In person and pronounced it worthless
whereupon Governor Hubbard instructed
Commissioner of the General Land Office
Groos not to issue any hanh certificates
therefor Grcos paid no attention to this.
however, and issued the certificates and
hubbard issued proclamation warning
every one against acquiring them, as they
were fraudulent and the State has refused
10 issue patents thereon. The defendants
having come in possession thereof, located
them in YoakuA and Terry counties and
subsequently, undertook, under the pro-
vision OF the 5O-cent act, so-calleii. of 1889
10 acquire the land covered thereby Tender
OF The purchase price vas made to State
treasurer Lubbock, who refused it. bu.
me defendants have held the land ever
since. on September 90. 1895, Attorney
General Crane brought an action of tres
lass 70 Try tltie against them, which final :
~ came to trial today. 1t is Mr. Crane,s
intention further to collect rental from
ueie ndants for eighteen years In which
'hey have had possession of the land.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04

j. seems that In the Philippines or the
Island of Luzon. we propose TO annex a peo-
pie SO ignorant and savage that they de-
manded hostages from an American cruiser
before they would indicate II Willingness to
talk with American naval officers, This will
be q valuable addition to American citizen
ship at cost of So, 900 a yenr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04

suneersvtSen b. Mall Daily and Sunday Post. one
Z ~. 10 20; dix months, $500; three months.
t1,oo; one month. ei.oo.
I'M SUNDAY Posi- one year. $3.50. rs....,.,
ens yesr, $500; six months. 50 cents; three
months, ~ cents. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04

nc Santiago schools have been opened I'M
der American supervision. Fortunately for
the Cubans. they SPEAK language which will
protect them from the crusading pedagogues
down East" that ovcrran the South in the
interest of the brother in black Immediately
after the war and created 40 much friction be-
tween the rnces
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04

Rusk VIII Have barbecue.
Rusk. Texas. October e.-Thc democratic
executive COMMITTEES has made arrange
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the DAILY POST. the SUNDAY " p |, c POST
ssssi.wHeKLY POST. ~ csss. per Week.
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nersasn 0ffjces-Essssrn business once 4s Tribune
SSIidinp, New York [The Sc. Beekwith Spe-
eiaj Agency; Western 40 1.-THE Rookery) Sn'-
earo. THE S. c. Beckwith Special Agency.
rr>vsIlnr Aacnts-C. S. Z. Holland. Travelling
tuditor. e. r. Holland. B. B, Throop. Travelling
A~au
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HOUSTON, TUESDAY, OCT. 4, 1sDs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-09-13

Sc han de dsr ( los comisionados encar'
gados de tratar de la evaouaoi6n do las
islas de Cuba y Puerto Rico. AdemAs,
sc deoidira en- esas oonferenoias cual de
los alm;rantos mencionados ha de man.
dar la escuadra que sera enviada Eu-
ropa para visitar algunos puertos del
antique continents invernar en- 81 Me-
direrrAneo.
-. Segdn nos esoribe nuestro ami
60 = antique colaborador don Ricardo
Narvaez Rivera, professor aaxiliar de
Lomas, en- Nsranjito, ha trasladado, des.
de el dia /. Q del oorriente mes, la es-
ouela que dirige dos kil6metros del
pueblo, lugar denominados Casa B!an.
Ga, donds ensefia Z leer escribir ST.
mult*neameute ell oastellano, = todas
las tardes y domingos da elase de in
giles.
~ Un despeoho de Santiago de
Cuba anunoia que los cubanos izaron en-
ell Ayuntamiento de aqael!a capital la
bsn9era cubana ell 21 de Agosto. I'll
general Wood di6 orden de arriarla in
medistamente, sustituy6ndola por la
bandera norteamericana.
~ Nos vuelven & escribir de
Aguadills msnifest$ndonos que son mu'
chos los perjuicios que sufre aquel CO.
meroio al tener que pagar ,por las pro-
visiones que importa de Aguada Ma
yaguez los mismos derechos que 81 pro-
oedieran del extranjero. A esto 60 debe
en- parte Ia carestfa de los artfoulos de
primera neoesidad y Ia eituaci6n apura'
dfsima que atraviesan l&s olsses pobres.
*** Dicen los diasios ooru6esee que
ell <Bstall6n de Alcantsra, que sali6 dc
Valeroia para Coba en- Abril de 1887, :,
oonstaba de 1900 plazas. Hoy solo
q2edan sicte soldados vivos.
~ Nos informan que de la Ad.
ministraci6n de Corraos de Mayagiisz
sc han heoho cargo cuAtro amerioanos
llegados dc Ponce. Del pats solo ha
quedado en- la ofoina don Tornhs Vera.
La administration de la Plaza la desem.
peda don Sergio Molina.
~ Pareoe que oiertas amas de ca
ga que habitau en- la oalIe del Sol, tratan
de desahogarse injuriando & agunas ve'
cinas honradas por suponer que 6stas
sean las autoras de las qusjas que hoer-
Ca de esas oasas <non eanctas, apareoen
ar IL, Drv1IsS. xkaf
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La cuenta de Ia canpaha do Cuba

t La xGaoeta, de Madrid, correepon'
diente al 25 De Agosto, publica IN re
sumen de la ouenta de la campaf1s do
Cubs, desde 10. de Enero 4 &C de JUNO
!le 1898, de la que tomamos los sigulen
~tes 49, +as:
Lossspegos efootuados asoienden s
4s7 23l,51s pess~~=c oantidad qae repre-.
senta un gasto mensual - Il milloues
$50, 900 pesos, 8 72.s45, ,ooo p>asetas al
mes. -
Los ingresos obtenidos proceden to.
dos de operaoiones de or9dito antici
pos, en- cantidad de 95 47s, 500 psses. q
sean $780, 45o pesetas, excepto la sd.
ma de 20 mi!lones de pesetas, que sc han
tornado &c los productoa de la saecrip-
oi6n nacional.
De los ingresos ssf obtenidos que
daba en- 10. de Julio una existencia de
O27 ,eas pesos.
El Banoo de Eepsna ha faoilitado,
mediante pagar6s gsr&ntizados, Ia Can
tidad de 375 275, 1894 pesetas.
Al ministerio de Ia Gobernaoi6n sc
lie han entregs<io Is 100 pesos para gas
toB reservados.
De las IL s45, 06o pesetas en- paga'
r6s quo existfan en- circulation 90 poser
del pubIioo. 90 han reocgido por 81 Ban
co ae Espana 10 e45, 600, quedando, por
tanto, oircu'ande, solo de aquellos pa.
gar6z, pcr valor de 2 200 oeo pesetas.
En 81 de Diciembre ultimo existfan
disponibles s7,873 billetes hipotecarios
de Cuba de 1890; SO han retirado de las
garantfas Al. 935; &c han pignorado de
nuevo "a, 959, = Sc han vendido 32,7os,
quodando en- cartera en- 80 de JUNO pr6
ximo. p@aado 49, bil1etes de dioha
emission.
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NOTCH A S

~ Notioias del mes pasado dioen
que produjo gran sensation en- Nueva
York una intervie,o del general Miles, en-
la oual este oritioa severamente la con-
Quota del ministro de la Guerra, Mr..
Alger, en- la que a6rma que si Sc ha
alcanzado la victoria en- Puerto Rico ha
sido preoisamente por desobedeoer to5as
las 6rdenes del ministro.
~. Chmplense hoy % aflos de Ia
ruinosa tormehta de San Felipe.
~. Qutjanss los vscinos de Toa'
alta y Corozal del abandono que SO OBJ
serva en- la oarretera de. dioho pueblo,
prinoipalmente pocos Kilometres del
primero. Precise es eonfesarse antes
de pasar sus numerosos bashes. 1Q16
haoen ~los sef1ores aloa!des y ayunta'
mientos de cada pueblo? Sin Was de
communication NADIA se tiene. iPo, que
no sc prosigaen los trabajos de la nueva
carretera? 4z
-. A fines de Agoato anunoiaban
los corresponsales de los peri6dicos on
" ashington que los almirantes samp-
nv Soheley habfAn conferenciado Va.
yveces oonel -ministro de Marins, Mr..
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drid de les vioios que Sc observan en-
todas las dependencies del Estaao y que
oorroen por complete Ia pol1tioa, oau'
sando gravfsimos da1los 4 la patria.
Afiade que todos cusutoa msdran
Ia sombra del Gobierno, Green que Ia
naoidn su fund6 para un provecho per-
eonal y este, agrega, ha de ser desterra.
do, paes nj la patria debe coneentirlo nj
la naci6n SO halla dispuesta s tolerarlo
por mas tempo.
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el do New York con direcoi6nA Ponce.
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Manatf, un dependents de los sef1oIes
A. Puente y Ca. trat6 de suicidarse dis
parAndose nn tiro de revolver por deba.
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por Ia region supra holden, alojhndoss
probablemente ceroa de la insertion su-
psrior del mnsoulo eatsrno msatoideo.