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First Race-Seven-eighths mile, selling 3-year-old and up. Chiffon, 90; Judge Bry- ant Al Kyris 95; Oreusa, Vannessa, Hen rica, sS; Rushfelds 100; Irish Lady, 101; Little Ocean, Dockstader, Harry Lee, 103; Fred Baar, 106.
 Second Race-Three-quarters mile, sell ing, 4-year-old and up. Judge Bryant, 110; Sister Clara, Pirate, 115; Belle of Fordham, 11S; Hillsboro, Ferris, Hartman, Azure, 115; High Test, Medder, Rouble, Ferryman IT., Fascig, Treopia, 120; Van Brunt, 123; Hal ton, 124.
 Third Race-Two miles, purse, 4-year-old and up. Mitt Boykin, Courtesy, 9S; Billy Mckenzie, 100; Infammator Swordsman, 101; Lake View Palace, 103; Royal Choice, 107
 Fourth Race-Three- -fourths mile, handi- cap. Carlotta C., 97; Pat Morrssey, 1O3; Fervor. 11O Elsie Bramble, 90; Uncas, 9i; Dave s., Reefer, 92; Aunt Bird, 100; Ella Penzance, 9S; Ettarre, 95.
 Fifth Race-One mile, selling, 4year-old and up. Minnie Price, Nellie, Dawn, 100; Masterpiece, Jim Conway, McMillan, Tago Scornful, Convention, 102 Red, c. s. Bush 105: Little Bramble, Stanza 106; Leaseman Imp. ePrcy, 109
 Sixth Race-One mile, purse 3-year-old Blitheful, Keelona, 100; Forget Not, 102 Corelli, Voutante, 105; The Doctor, Tewan- da Cherry Bounce IT., 107; The Monon, l1O.
 New York, March 29.-Total sales stocks today, AZ, 200 shares including Atchison, preferred 5,O6O Burlington. 33,320; Louis vile and Nashville, 14S5; Manhattan, 29,- OS3: Metropolitan 13 ,132; Missouri Pacific, 3.546; New York Central, 5,946; Northern Pacific. Il 300; Northern Pacific, preferred, B. .304: Rock Island, 14,3S1; St. Paul, 45,O90; Union Pacific, 40,5S2 U. P. D. and G., D. 9SO; Tobacco, 7,119; Peoples Gas, S,64O; Su- gar, 11S,950.
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produces any kind of ulcers, sores, break ing out swellings, pains, discharges or aches. l have been treating just such com- plaints for. thirty-five years and now de- vote my whole time and attention to their cure
 T tread only. private diseases Syphilis, Gonorrhoea. .Gleet, Structure, Womb Trou- bles, Lost Manhood, etc.
 You may not know me personally. If not ! refer you with permission to the First National bank, the Alabama National bank, Steiner Bros, bankers, the Jefferson County Savings m bank all of this city. as I cure many patients by mail treatment. Write or call at my office. All consulta- uons and correspondence strictly confiden- tial. Office Jefferson County bank buildinge corner Second avenue and Twenty-first st., Birmingham, Ala. Yours truly,
 Y. D. HOLLOWAY, M. D.,
 Specialist Private Diseases. Proprietor of Holloway's Private Medical Dispensary 1-1-d-w-tf
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ABSTRACT co.

ABSTRACT co.
 Alabama Abstract Co.,, 2O07 1st Ave. BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS. Smith & Montgomery Book & Stay Go. Lyman X Stone, 2012 1st Ave. w. H. Owlngs 2105 2d Ave. BICYCLE DEALERS.
 Riddle, Ledbetter Cycle Co.,, 321-23 10th St. BARRIERS.
 Fred Schiling, 1918 1st Ave. N. Taccone, 109 18th St. Haircut, Shave and Shine 25c, N. 10th St. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Florence Cigar Store, Florence Hotel, box
 trade speciality.
 Monarch Tobacco Co.,, 209 20th St. Eureka Cigar Store 105 20th St. CEMETERIES.
 The Erswell Co.,. 112 18th St. CLOTHING 6 GENTS FURNISHINGS. M. Veil & Bro.
 J. Friedman & Co.,, 1908 1st Ave. DRUGS.
 Collier Drug Co.,, 1926 1st Ave. J. l.. Parker, 1913 1st Ave. Wilmington & Lynch, 1906 1st Ave. FURNITURE.
 H. HerzfeldI 113-115 18th St. J. w. Trigg, PIP 2d Ave. Ben M Jacobs & Bros FISH AND GAME.
 Birmingham Fish Co.,, 2OS-1O 9Oth St. HOTELS.
 Grand Central, 2oth St.
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SHOT HIMSELF ACCIDENTALLY.
Frank Reid Was Hunting and Used His Gun
 Recklessly.
Special to the Age-Herald.

Anniston, March 29.-At Jacksonville, Ala, yesterday morning Frank Reid, an u-year-old boy. shot and instantly killed himself. The shooting was accidental and was done with Winchester rifle. Parties from Jacksonville today give particulars of the accident.
 The shooting occurred early yesterday morning while the boy was dressing for breakfast. The gun had been borrowed by the boys father to shoot turkeys with, and was standing in a closet in the boys room. It is supposed that the lad, who was very fond of hunting, was inspecting
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the gun when It exploded. The entire top of the boys head was blown off, and he was dead when found by his parents short ly after the shooting. S
 t was thought at first by some that the led had committed suicide, but that theory was quickly dispelled, everything tending to show that the shooting was entirely &C., cidental The unfortunate boy was Q son Of MT. and Mrs. Q. Reid and was an uii- usually bright boy. ,>.sss-srEess
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iseese oo 000es 60

When Gen. Nelson A. Miles reached his present position at the head of the United States army, 1t was said that he came to that proud elevation by many quick, short flights. In other words, that he had filled almost every minor position in the govern ment.
 ated at no military academy, but received his training in the volunteer service of New Hampshire. In 1862 he was made lieuten- ant-colohel of the New York volunteers. In the next thirty years we are most famil- far with him In the gallant duties he per-
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o'clock parties broke into a building in which E. s. Killian had guano stored and hauled away about three tons of guano
 Wagon tracks were found going in different directions, leading toward Lookout and Sand mountains. The sheriff tracked the wagons some distance oh Lookout rnoliTh- tain but lost the traip on account of wa gon tracks made by wood haulefs.
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Democrats Are Determined
Special to The Age-Herald.

1pSCIdI
 Roanoke, Ala, March 29.-The executive committee of the democratic party of Randolph county met yesterday at Weda- wee, Ala, and was called to order by Chairman Blake Every beat in the county was represented except Nos. 5 and 13. Beat meatings will be held in this county on the 9th of April, and the county convention to elect delegates only to state convention will be held on the 18th of April. There was perfect harmony among the members of the committee. The democrats are de- termined to win the battle for the party this year.
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formed while fighting the Sioux Anacbe kiowa, Comanche and Bannock Indians.
 Gen. Miles is only 58 years old and has a young look for his age, notwithstanding that he has had more war experience than any other man in the United States. He was once an aide-de-camp to Gen. Howard. and on the retirement of the latter suc- ceeded to his place.
 It Is said that he has owed most of his promotions to personal bravery which in the teeth of war is remarkable. He Is very quick in his decision, and is a man whom Gen. o. O. Howard said "could carry any country through any war;"
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MIR. CHAMBERLAIN MOVES TO BIRMINGHAM
Will Be General Travelling Supervisor of Prom
 nent Music House.
Special to The Age-Herald.

Montgomery, March 29.-Montgomery will on April l lose to Birmingham one of it's best and most enterprising citizens. J. B. Chamberlain, who has for four or five years conducted the business of the Jesse French Piano and Organ company here, has been rendered, and has accepted, the position of general travelling supervisor for that company for the southern states, with headquarters at Birmingham.
 MT. Chamberlain is already well and favorably known in Birmingham. He
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IN THE SPORTING -WORL D.
New Orleans Races.

New Orleans, March 29.--The rain con- tinued today and put the track in even worse condition than yesterday Halton, in ite The following official ruling was sent out this afternoon: "On account of the sus- pfcious and unsatisfactory running of the horse Albert S., Laird and Hand are sus- pended from the privilege of running horses at this meeting either as individuals or as firm, and the secretary Is notified to scratch any and all horses they maye have entered for tomorrows races.
 Jockey L. Smith is also suspended from riding for any one for the remainder of the meeting"
 First race, selling seven furlongs-Hal- ton, (SnelD, to 5, won; Irish Lady, 1OS (Dupee), to 1 and to 5, second; Scrivener, 99 Uines), to 1, third. Time 1:33.
 Second race, selling, one mile-Swords- man, 105 (Sheppard), 20 to 1, won; Mount Washington, IF (McCafferty), to and to 5, second; Russella, 100 (FrosD, to 1, third. Time, 1:47.
 Third race, selling, @ mile and one-six- teenth-Corelli, 105 (BarretD, to 1, won MT. Easton, 105 e. Clay) 13 to 10 and to 5, second; The Doctor, 103 (Dupee), to l, third. Time, 1:561A.
 Fourth race, handicap, one mile-Albert s., 9S L. Smith), 6 to l, won Pete Kitchen, 9S Uynch), to 10 and out, second; Judge Steadman, 97 (Dupee),7 [ to 2, third. Time, 1461a
 Fifth race, selling, six furlongs, Stanza, 105 (Thompson) to l, won; Annaheim, 103 (Southard), to 1 and 8 to 5, second; Tommy Rutter, 100 (Gilmore), to l, third. Time, 1:18%.
 Sixth race, selling, one mile-Cave Spring 99 e. Clay), to 1, won; Teeta May, 104 (Sullivan), 15 to 1 and 6 to 1, second; l.. w., 1O2 Uynch), 10 to l. third. Time, AS.
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Alabama Postmasters
Special to The Age-Herald.

special to The Age-Herald.
 Washington, March 29.-The following Alabama pastmasters were appointed to- day: Longview, Shelby county, ". c. Him ton; Tyler, Dallas county, Robert Smith.
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ARE YOU IN TROUBLE?

Has the fiery lightning O f midnight rev elries h a q anything to do with the crim- son streams
 of blood that go crash i n g
 through your
 brain. A r @ your cheeks flushed with pure and rich blood, f e 0 , from t a 1 n t and corrup- ton. Are you a victim to any form or stage of blood poison which
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Hauled Away by the Ton
 Special to The Age-Herald. Fort Payne, March 29.-Last night about
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CrOGIca extranjera

Cuando en- IA ckmars austriaca Sc promoyi6
no hsce mucho tempo aquel msyisculo alboro
to, sc creyo que en punto escandalos parls-
mentarios no habfs nj podfs haber mas ALA. La
camara francesa, celoea quiza de is fama alcan,
zada por la de Austria, acaba de dar 81 mundo
un espect&culo que sapers Ell 10 escsndaloso 3
todo 10 que hasta ahors Sc habfa hecho en- red.
niones de ess clase.
I'm capitan del ejereito frances, Hansdo
Dreyfus, isrselta de crigen, fue acussdo de
hsber entregado A'emanis cieTtcs doenmentos
de importsncis extrategica para FIanoia. Me
"a ell scusado ell heoho que se lie imputs, y e.
onentrs en- ia prensa en- Ia poiltica valsdores
que le apoyen. Promovidse COZ tai motive
una discussion phblica que encicnie Ice Sninos
de unos Y otroa. Dloese CUE el GRO judio &c
derrama torrentes para lbrar d Drey fus de
una segura eondeus, en medic de este cumulo
de sgitadas pasiones Sc renne ei ecusejo de gue-
IRA que, & puerts oerrsda, juzgaa DreJfus
le condena degradseidn = continamiento.
En- este momento, ei insigne noseiista
Gc1n;Iso Zola pretenda echas en- faYor da QIelfQs
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biMQHEDA PUDLICA
EN- ARECIBO

FL 90 del corrientc tenlra efecto ol -emate
''e todas las prendss existentes en- esta Gaia dc
prtstamoe, euyos dueflos han deialo Onscu =
rrlr con ezceso eli tempo sehaiado en ell regla-
mento del cst2biecimiento.
Sera una verdaders gsnga, siin de -iglo,,
10 que sc presonts en- este remate, que fprn,rA
6poca Gu los anaics dc naeHtra historic contem-
poranea. Con one & aaluirir pre- t]ss tlsman-
tes en- orc, plata y piesigas Gnss, iafnidad de
ctroe ohiatts iti:ps.
;<Ei domingo 20 dc Febrero!, Toda per.
soma que reuste algun objcto, ror insignifean.
tc que sea. tau irA dcrccho d una papeeta de
una rfa yalorada en 80 pcsos.
Arecioo, Febrero de 1 98 Il. Mutn y
Ccmpuf'i Pawn - 10. 5-3
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HYGIENE De Los OJOS

Els precise preservar nueatr0s ojos de la
aocidn del ylento, del polvo y del humo.
No dcbemos pasar repentinamente de una
hahtaci6n caliente una atm6afera fra.
No debemos abrir los ojos bajo el aqua,
sobre todo en- ell bano salado.
No debemos mirar FL amerte una luz fuer.
te como Ia el6ctrca.
No debemos forzar la vista leyendo
cosiendo con una luz insufciente.
81 los ojoa estan inhamados, no debemos
lavar!os con aqua cruds y mejor es lavarlos con
aqua previanlente hervida y algo csliente.
El reposo es uno de los factores mas i'm
portsntes en- ell tratsmiento higlsuioo de los
ojos: reposAde los ojcs, roposo del cuerpo,
reposo del Apfritu.
Los borraohos pierden la vista muy prom
to, eu NAL es CAST siempre incurable; SO
qHcian ciegos degradados.
E. precise ponerse d leer con luz pa!ids
cfe2uscu'ar.
La luz para leer, escrbir coser debe
llegarnos por ell lado izquierdo,
Is malo leer estaodo acostado, pofqus sc
congestien nan los ojos Sc someten los masculos
del ojo un trabajo excessive.
Els mslo leer en- ell ferrooarril, a.dan 10
el tven; el movimieuto haoe trabajs sr demasisio
los nusculos fjadorcs del ojo.
La muy malo empIear espejuelos que ten
gan vidrios no adecuados Ia vista.
En fn.... ihsy que tener mucho ojo con
los ojos, segan la opinion de un sabio higienista
autor de los consejos q acabamos dc reprodacir,,
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alta; 10 que les anunciamos para que avisen 81
no 10 reoiban.
~. Los ricos comerciantes Williams Hull
James Pingree, de North Touawanda, Nueva
York, han ofrecido mil pesos e primero y 0
mil ell segundo, para cualquier joven docette
que qujera caearse con sus rcspectlvaa hijhs
L. Dc Hull tieue dc fortuna propa 80 mil Pc
sos, Pingrec, ademas de los 10 mil pcsos
mencionados, ofTcCe como sicente al aaplraltc
acceptable, cstabiecerlo por gu cuonta ca la
case 'lo negocios que mas convenga eus APP
titudes. Del aspccto caalidados de Las jdve'
nes nAda Sc dice 10 que haeo suponer Sc halan
dotaIas &c to 'as las perfeccionea virtudes
inherantes al beiIo sexo. Como dieah may bien
os papas, los calpab es scn los id,enes oaeade'
ros de Ia pohlaeidn, que en- todo Piers>n, me-
nos en- el matrlmonio. Iiahra one atrlbuirlo q
cortetaI natural en- clos para dec'ararHe, pucs
otra cosa redundarfa en- desprestgio dc esos
beatfticos j5veDcs y del baen nombre de la co.
mu1iia3.
sN ARbSTO PUElICO.-I.s ca ne de
.as, sa oXpeaaer& mafapa en esta capt. q 80
GGntaVos g! k;i0.
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Gaceta Official de hoy

Dscreto del E1cmo. sefor Gobernador ge-
neral nombrando los sefores don Rafsei ia
lsc,os, don Manuel G Roman y don Francisco
del Valle Att es para cubrir las vaoantes pro-
ducidas en- la Junta insular del censo electoral
por los renores don Luis Mufioz Rivera, don
Juan Hernandez Lopez don Manuel fernandcz
Juncos, nombrsdos Secretaries de Despacho.
-Idem declaranGo cesantes 3 los senores
don Julian Quircga, con Enrique Alvarez Pc
rex, don Prndencio de Gusdalfajara y don Jose
Gomez Brioso respectivamente de los cargos
de Inspector de Comunicaciones, Inspector gs-
neral de Cbras phb ioas : medico inspector de
Sandal.
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LA CORRESPONDENCE De PUERTO.RICO.
EMPRESA DE COCHES
LUNFs IA DE FaBRERo DE 1885,

n La gran Emprnsa de Coches de los seiiores
[ASSO Y RAMIREZ de Cayey, ha nombrado
gsnte eu est Capital don Berito Zaduondo,
nesiando iustsnda dicha agencia en- su estab!e
miento LA LUNA, San Francisco 35, esquna
Cruz y frente q la Plaza dc Arrnss.
Coches para Caguaa, Cayey, Alronito, Coamo,
bafios re Coamo, Santa Isabel, Juana Diaz, Pom
3, Guavama Arroyo. Salinas Aguas 'bucnas.
Precios sin competencia.
Teiefono nun ero 24o.
NOTA: Rata empresa tiene una combina'
Pi6n especial que permite tener siompre en- ests
pspita! bueuos coohes disposition del publico,
: 10 bora que los neoesite.
Recuer ese Is direction: eatablecimiento
kLa Lima , n'a7a 4" Arma. Capital 30 10
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yElODROMo De SARTURCE!
JUEGO DE BASE BALL

Todos los domiugos habra desaffo en- los
clubs sA!mendares Borinquen,s
Las ioca!iiadca &c vcn1eran los domlngos
hasts las II. por ell setor Logb7iel, en- ell alma-
cen de bic;clc:as De SpI.iinos De Armas frente
Ia plaza de Alfonso XII y despues de esa
hors 4 Ia entrsda del Veldiromo. 90
-. Segin nos ooaaunican de Ia Marina,
Ia sequia sjgue con todas sua korroTcs No
hay agua!, es la frase dc todo el pnet!o. "a
r.iliss infelices Sc acuestan sin ccmer, porqae
no eDcueDtran el lfquido para coceT los aiimen'
tos. De d;cho bsrTio nos suplica decir un We
cino: s.No tieno nuestro ayuntamiento en- gu
pTssnpuesto una cautidsd asiguada para GALA
midsdes phbIicas: sPor que no Sc t-se aqua
= sc repsrte en- el EarI.o?,
- Nue:tgo distipguilo amigo el seHor
'ion Koher.o Graham, notable ingeniero esta'
becido en- Ponce. aespu6s de haber pasado al
gunos dfss en- esta capital, regresara mafiana 8
sus lares. Agradecemos mucho gu atenfa des'
pedidx.
Hannoa ns!,a daa;r oue 4 npssr del ma.
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T E A T R @

Concurrencia e!esante selecsa animaba
nuestro teatto la noche del sAbsdo para Is fun
cidn de gala dedicaia por la empresa Romeo
ron, al primer gsbinete insular.
FL teatro artisticamente siornsdo, con
colgadurss cotinsjes muohos de los belli.
simos estandsrtes que Sc exhibieron en- Ia ma
nifestac6n que SO celebr6 el mismo dia, pare
cfa otro, las belIas dsmas de nuestra buena
soeiedai, con las elegsntes toilettes contempla.
ban aquel hermosfsimo cuadro. Asistieron 8
la function S. E ell Sr. Gobernador general
todos los sefiores ministries, alguno de ellos
acompahados de 50 familia- LA representaaida
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hH|f,nIn En Ia fnca del que suanriho, situada
@H"'so'o en- los campos de Toss baja. Sc
venden 35 nuaa mayores J meaores de tree
afios, so peeos una, 40 yegaas prehaias tic
bu'ro que dehon parir en- los meses dc M arzo
Abiil pr6xlmos, burras paridoras con sus
csias. I'm burro importado de Espsia, que
mide s'ote ouartas media de alza Ia. Dos i'd
aai pafs, pero d propdsito para Ia procreaci6n
con yegnas las que ostan acoslnnbrados.
Para tratar con e, dueEo, diygirse Ia fnoa
expresa Ala 8 Ell esta capital, Tstnsn altos, 8
en- casa Re los peiIores Cerecetlo licrmsnos y
compaY'fs. pnerto Rico, De Fcbrero de 1898
JOSE MARIA SANTUAN So
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tido Unconditional, SO ha tolografado al gobier'
acepts el nucvo regimen, que coadyovara d
gu plantesniento qae no paasrA mHoho item
po en- que csn,ba su tftno adoptando eI dc
"Derecha Autonomiata."
Manuel Soils C0n|Nns, bH SS!"'l9 = 4 rJS1;9 = 10.
A sus a'nKos cicntcs de Sabana grande, tie
ne el gi,to &c perticipar quo ell lunos 81 del
actual, ,e c13&tituir9 en- csc pueblo, con objeio
de autpsiaar las escritnrss que haya pcnden.
tss. -Y%uco, Fcbfero 10 de 1873. 8
~. Raaortamos De sLs Pcqusha Aptilias;
"Sc eAta inprim!eudo en- log ta(etcs de csta
empress una ohra de yers0s de la cn2l cs autor
nueatro am 20 oompaflero el selior don Gul-
!ormo Atjlet Garcia, La obra tieno unpr6-
logo de nuestru tambien amigo = compaiierc ell
se1or Matos Bernler, = esth do'cada con ingo'
niosa l5rma nueetro cGlebre don Luis Bona
foux.
~. Los periddioos de Nueva York SO
ocupan del extr&o:inarl2 increnlGntO quo va
tomanio en- Is replb!ic3 de Guatemala q cal
two de la oafls dc a1iiosr oi e2fe. Hay CO
fvta,cs que @uent2u BIAS DC uu million da matas,
que prorto etape4aran producer. III allo de
1895 pe exp0rtaron 520,3ls qulntaleF, tres We.
cos mas Dc los que sc aXpoitaron en- 1881. La
mayor part" dc los que SO dedic&n 81 cni;lvo
dc cafe eon a'cinanes 10 cxpottan para liam
hurco l.onir4s HI IA frontera que divide
GuatomaIa Mtjico hay unas IS legnss d, ex
tension tatajs:enJe seinbtaias De cana dc azn'
c,ry cafe.
*"* Sc hsn prescn'A''o a'gunoa caHos dc
toa ferina e:, es1a capit@l, I.o ayjsanor il la1
maires dc fssnilia para 4ue tolneu las debiias
precsucionc' e"n s"s h,ins
~ d. IA lIahana ros esoSibcn que hs
bi6niose tenlio conti !encas del lugsr 'ioute
se bal'ahsn crterrJ7ns os restos del infortana'
do teniente corvn2I DO ingenieroa dor ,|os4Hfn
Ruiz, fveron exhums'ios, ) despn6s de identi
iioadoa por su sirviento, SO coudujeron IN una
GAIA nttalica la IIshana, para FIJI euierrs
miento en ell cemooterjo 90 Colon, hacion 10 ia
guarda de honor el cnefpo 80 Bombcros de:
Concrete tIei ca9i hsbfa sido JEFF.
~ Hoy tuvmos &! gusto dc sa'naar Ell
esta retacoi6n & nuestro amigo don Emilio
Escaiera, depositaro dc !os fondos municipal
les de Vega alta.
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iHfcTm9ciQD p0r cable
IISvvicio especial de LA CoEREsPoNDENcIA)

/, San Thomas, Febrero IA
DiCen de Paris que ell asunto de
Mr. Zola va tornandO gran inCremen-
Ito intereS. Mr. LabOrie perslste en-
que los jueces que cOndenaron a
Dreyfus deben dar pruabas mas evil
denteS de las que sirvierOn para deS
terrarlo Sc habla de CartaS Cruza
das entire Madame Boulaney y Ell
Conde E,sterhazy en- que este ultlInO
9meneza con la nluerte q la primera
81 preSenta las que pOsee como prue'
baS en- ell as'1ntO DreyfuS,
Ell goblernO del Japon ha mani
festadO al lie la China que ell plazo
| para IL pago de la indernnlzacion de
guerra no puede prolcngarse. Russia
esta dis puesta & no reCOnocer al prln-
|cipe Jorge como gobernador de la
1sla do Creta hasta que Grecia no
pague la iniennizr rCion de guerra q
Turqula. La question de Orlente
vuelve q COrnpliCarse nuChO. hu-
sia exlge la evacuation de TheSalia
por los grlegOs
Siguen en- Paris los des6rdenes
Epor la question Dreyfus; Sc ternen
EnuevCS mOtlneS &C mira Mr.. ZOla. La
EagiomeraC1on de gente fue t7l frente
Eal CongresO que las trOpas tuvieron
que hacer desal. jar al populaCho
con las bayonet1s Zola contlnua
gu rdado per la policia Creese que
sera condenado, pero 81 espera hacer
reSplandeCer la verdad en- que dice
basar suS aSeveraClOnes.
Sc da pOr SECURE que Ell gOblerno
de Madrid ha tceptado la o11nlslCn
del senior Dupuy de Lone, antlcl
pandose a q Ell gablnete de Washlng
ton la solicltase
.S Sc ha sulcidado en- Nueva York,
Mr. TiaIden Hickey, hljo pol tlCo del
mlllouariO Mr.. Fl ser. Era un mo
nomaniaco que Sc hacia lamar prin-
Cipe de Trinidad, una iSld del Allan
stlco
Anunci n de la Habana, que ha
regresado & az leila Capital Ell gene
raj B!anCo DlCen tamblen que en-
,Celba mocha ha tenldO lugar un
fuerte enCuentro entire as trOp7s lea
les mandadas por el gene al Molina
y varaS partldas lnSIrreCtaS man Ia
das por eli CabeCilla BetancOurt Los
insurrectOs tuvieron muChaS baj S.
Los tropas espanolas 40 muertOS y
70 herlds S.
@ Telegrafian de Washington que
Mr. Cannon presen, 8 Ell Ell Senado
americana una proposition con ca
ractei 1e urgente apremlando & Mr.
Mac Klnley para que notlfique al
gob,erno dc Esp Ia que Ell de los Es'
tados Unidos esta dispuesto & re O
nocer la independence de Cuba Mr.
Hale, sena 1or, conbatio energica
mente a Mr. Cannon, diCie do que tai
pro oposicion causar1a g andes dlstur'
bios que podri n comprorn er ls'
paz del pals Mr. Mason apoyo q Mr.
Cannon 11,sistlendo en- que la doctri
ma de Monroe da faCultad 4 los Esta
dos Unidos para intervenir en- los
asuntos de Cuba como medic de pO
ner teInninO q la guerra
Ell Comite ue aSuntos extranjerOs
del Senado despues de laryOs y vlv1'
sirnos debates decide presentar un
bill oponlendOsa otra proposition
presentada pOr Mr. Aliens en- que pc
die ell reconoCinaiento de la beligeran
cia de los Cubanos alzadoS en- arnlas
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