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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-10

called Graio q ltIsa delicious. eppeli2
ing, uo1rishlug foot drink 20 take the
place OF coffee Soli by all gree rs and
liked by all VITO Inv used It because
when properly prepared it tastes like the
finest cyil.e but is ire. from oil mimi Us
properties. Grain 0 aids digestion and
strengthens the nrrv.s 1t Is rot stlmn
liant bnta health builder, an ch.ldryn
as well Rs adulte, Gao drink it With prea'
benefit. Costs a. out Ii a. u1ah az CT
fee. Is and q cents
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-10
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1rHEspkT RAhCR. "a. lsSs
Is IS tE3N1s. E6itsr Prtpris'of


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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-10

Tie supttus court tss ttatuf3 IL
t3fsao 10 tbe ,sss 81 Ferry ~ lte Vet
neri Para Mscttgt uEtat iaf atnss -
co seooast Ct Ftrtsasf ,t.arIo' 'tt'attel
shsle &c rHrloye Is, fae coursIy Tie
.a3Ftmsri q toe oaaatT eaa.i 5stetmtj
svstatss prrJ tl&1 Itu t1a 5uraf
tact csse. ~ u laFe ~ he 4afHlan 81
bstrlty Of smr.aytts sLea tier em
rlatcs meet silt ste 5egl chile ptr'arn
20 regular wutt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-10
FRED A. FIELD.
IEAIEK N
Investment Securities
Bonds, Bank Stocks, Warrants.
Real Ettate.

''""eI Dana Ms, W alTahiH,
Real Estate,
RUTLAND, VERMONT.
We Offer Subject 10 Prior Sale Fpf
Or More shares Of
Fms hsliuUs lsut Fair Haven. "
Rutland County NauauAl Bank, Rutsnd. ".
hIHuFtou National iIsuk kutlAad. VI.
Merchant National Bank. HutAad. "
FIRST Nauaus hsut Brandon VI
lratdiu Nhn nu BON. brandon Ni
hcrruEl"n % Nat bsuk, BENNINGTON. "
llAnk li'rr Rational Bauk rructlrsYIe VI.
uafd"eh savings Bank au1 lrnst Co., Hard
vlrk Fl
firtt National B,uk 81 JuAusbuty w.
hctchapte National Bank. 1t Juhuttury v
Caledonia hsno Al Bans bau,uIc. Vt.
First NsuopAI BHnk Monip.Hrr. st.
Mortified National Bank, NorthG,a VI.
Mosiey a 0ioddard Mtg Go Rutland. ".
steam H'ooe Guitar Co Hallaut VI
National Tar Go 81 81 A bans "
People das Light Co. Rutland. w.
hno"ud street laii~s,, Co Rutland. w.
q per ct B'uls Burlington Fraction o.. BIr-
uuFlon, w.
I per 90 Blonde. burlington. w.
4 per a. bonds nrnuugtuu VI
I per ct hnds L}ud1uNIr. VI.
{ pc Ct Bends Stowe, w.
II you wish to buy OF se An,thtrs ip opruns
W. shall be rio'ted 20 receive your patronage
tuucSl oudrnet solicited.
Rs'aHd, ". TT. l6th, Ihg~ ulgm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-10

t-:uer Assistant Secretary Of the Nav
&eA3.a 10 sell qualified 10 .ps.k Of The
c#reHr 81 u.r.i officers. Before
takt-s feteIss 10 The department uudr
sse.ef51 Herbert, be -. for year, (,
ehs' { she hoa'e navy committee sud
tsu g-aa q The navy personnel 10 at
t4.nas GA W.shlnstous birihdIy Mr..
MeAa.a ssi3s The otioer. OF cor ns,y
ere ai lae 81. best honor and tie beet Of
rs~a. ueFet kGew nAv.l & 81 SCI to tell
I.a They ATE teeuiy seu.lllve upou
erfG paial OF honor. tnos the usp
vaa empast the board Of irqniry ii Il,
V-aa They AZ msu ~ho uill do rightly
W. ttsy say cat be relied upou, and
vHea t.et le1ius, are reported II gill be
ta= }ath. The Alericaa u.vI of ,ers
taa Eas A4tris.l ssIot have ,i~syt
Dc l Doe - they srrvs. .ud ApiA ,sd
has.as barber Prove then ,t.rlIas 10
tae fa;..f q peaef, ~ hrt5rI prove, then
ls5.Hs l-u ar.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-10

7 Y VI TNTl = AIT =" me TptI-
Az dent and on.fastdent protr,.,n,.a n, a.,
dcrlsnd County I bennington sud Et.i,', W.
mont Elc htfrby notified H. he 80. s. w
by sad Town County and sl.to Ia, tho ,,n
ycafs preceding this date remain. in .Lnlr M, IL,
| mart nnpaij IN m, flIlaat,, w "ro'o "i ~
e-tate in sail town. said tsfe. h,,,,,, ,o. -
a. follows for 1896 b,gbvtyts, On ff,, ,,au' ~, ~
doIlar nf lh,, vfsnd I.t ETi 80 .. ~ ''f w ""
-is,e .rbnnI sncc,.i ,a,hs w tl'eAi cents
ea,,,t, "a, y ,',t,,. .''ie tsi cents,
III rrrt, t,sl I'D rcnts a., Xxx, ~ 'u"h ,1i
10 ,,,,ts at,rtsI tl,hw. n., ',o' u'kku""t tah
snec,sI 4 conf. Li.ts t., A. ' '',,. oiA'e Seh'"'
rrDts eclogl tst a. ,,Is '''It.' 'st
olsI 200 gett, Wv" ''A 10 ''h'st
ono 100 AGRA Lot Ma Eg,,u.t.,t...,
49,, 49, -, '.'o iI'' ~ p, ~ NE let DIVISION
d,egtd nor" n .,tnt 81 i'Sse te'fler
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-10
SIAIL NEWS.

The fret express line ever established
in tins country ran from Woodstock tC
Windsor. v. This Ice was started and
managed by A win Adams, young mar
who bad served a term Of years as stable
boy at Robert Buker's tavern Whs,
eha Adams Express company has siuce be
come everybody knows,
j Il, HILTON, OF Burlington. formerly
Ilyed IN Westminster and bow bolds the
oldest deposi, to9k il tue Bellows Falls
Saylngs institution lie depoHted So Jan
Gary & 1913 snd the next year fdded an
other dullsr, H. bss never made any cd
dltlon to that deposit Of g. but there i
now due him SO
William L Efglestou, y ung Men
Ion farmer, was found dead undfr sled
loaded with wood, about mile from Men
don village, last Wednesday p.orning,
His neck was under the sled runner so
that 1t was necessary to unload the wood
before the body con'd be taken out 1t
~ supposed that be was thrown from The
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-10

satt3 ,seE o. t. Ftitft teatt
Ity tt tta rerEtfI tssE % - sitst -.
tts Utilss Nl.1es 10 ~ lGiy stpsi cen
usess. ps'tot vAsot "a, tei Feu3ei fat
ilsi btsss' 49, rerFtsss tssItF EsGasifrt
~ trrsss astf csf g. ias a'tftrs.ie3 40
m.E5' = ba1fst Ezeg Get u,lsautl lsv
e. hsattsrcr ~ it.l Tue "a Liter -
Ffesf~s'ta o. he f-tti 81 aafitutn ~ 10
i.tss taf ssssts sra teas a ls 90 l.s tag
- ttsi - sst"u'ut sili bstraeAod a. IS
srTia 80 - ha,s tt.tstr ~ ratsre,s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-10

passage oi the house bssituptey
TAI 81 ttuAi,tats tor tie senate bill snd
49, tFF#lsneHt Of member, Of i, oobi,r
e#ee a4lltse a1Vssees this iEpori.ri
ust.sy B. stsgs ~hiea should lead TO =
esq -..', lsw q bsaltuptey, Tba ID.
tei state, bs bssa % l0ss .Ilhcai
les j. .s dissrsdiAhls 10 coasts.,
e. Is s stage Il sitv 81 cor naay
De-. md -tts- coshsellLg stats lEsolrsal
lsss g-a-g2 ysss@ 9, btstfsptey
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-10

Far.lt sVsnu 10 connection
lahs bsfe occurred tie ps.i -sst
-..a asts5 he Feo.il q Cobsul General
J. . 81. . 10 stationed At Hssus. and ouf
s.. 10 i,ollaeI SPAN then "srsos
s. s.. .eI if9n ito demsnd. Spain
hae a..s rfrtrslsd .ssias. food supplies
ya..a. lut they ell be 80 seui Whether
n.s p. asaa trouble or not remsiu. 10
b fa, gety httly 10 notice will be
'.H. q %
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-10

81 can say one thing for Cham betlsiu' =
Colic. Cholera sad Disrrhoes Remedy and
ihs, Is that Il eIcels any proprietary medi
cine have seep on the market, and have
teen 10 tho practice OF medicine and the
drug business for the past forty years, -
sritu J N, Jackson, NJ d Bronson, Fla
Physicisns like ChsuDerisiu's Collie, Chcl
era snd Dinthosa Remedy because It is 3
scientific preparation, and because ii,
.lssys giVe' quick relief, Oct bottle Al
A II Feliiboae'. M,ncbr.tpr Depot, OF
OF J, Il, Whipple, M.nchestzt Crntre.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-10

-TJva cfisers: Tow clerk Henry s
Bar, treasurer Henry Bot, s,lectuen
l. q B.ooo, A Z BJ~cn. barry Ward.
hhsn q sorss NJ Burt. J N Gregory, J b
Parsons, constable L A Gnres, coileoIe
George Bart, suditor L A Graves, Il y
shs., Wm Allen. school d rector. Il. n
shs., road couui.ioler George NJ
Burt Tex voted g. CO.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-10
FARM ron SAFE!

The James @ Tuohey, srm IN Ea-t Dorsf,
one OF the hrgss' aud most productive ia;ms To-
this vicinity. ButldinRs IN hue condition A
tlcuRrH address
v EDGrHrOk.
March h. ~ "a Manchester Vt,
N\TAhTED 90 A msu end vife fWith0ut chu
w drtul 70 take futuIrhed house and
board the owner Win such a party uruli
make Az arrau & mcHt for one year or A. ing gs
would be agreeable 10 oil pafter. competent
b ousckeeptr is derifol Address
az 1875 Esst Arlington. W,
February 23fd lsg5 81
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-10

l## M.bsu var scare b.. had considers
t.r ....t 8pol the Nv York .lock mar
ta'. lffsnas ptioes. bat has not sti.ot
80 e.. atrefsl business Of the oounlry IS
sn.s by bsut ol..flnss wbioh have been
&C. I,rssst 10 or history. add business
T. I.r.a ..ta bes1 te~est The business
ae. 4aes.Ir been transacted -ith I,
st.a# m.s ln OF profit bot there isssrsc
ia ar.rrrmeut 10 prices snd hopeful
t#.eta t@.7d Indicate a season otgener
q. trff
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-10

.T- 'sa p.stagc Of the Mckinley Law
n#Gni II tIu.plste vas made 10 the
I.leA ,Iats Last year We made 446
--#l| g@aots Of tas product, whiob
49,. al BIZ p 7 cent Of all that vas coo
samsl ia tao U.litd S..ts. ". import
ei iwu atf7sd 2ii 100 900 ponds, and
,l4arte l31 900 90 pounds. 90 that our
~ .afaf's smoubted 10 bat about los
la# pauods Wonder II tie B,.tor
haf.aE snf ether I'm pl.s hsu" bsv,
r.8. ra' nat there 10 un plat. beirs
f4afa 10 tuls oouuIyi Thsse WORTHLESS
"a #rs3 g. go thsi there vn not . pound oil
u tala msde here, usvsf would be. and
utyar eaoA b.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-10

At TIE recent meeting Of the county
Christian E1desyor Union at North Ben
uingtou the society here vas awarded the
banner Tor the l,rgest gsiu 10 membership,
per cent 10 the last stI months. The
nuiou j, composed Of 70 societies report
Jug T6l members sixteen Of the socie
TIES we're represented at the convention.
The B,nnlogtou Baptist church couttibul
ad Sis ~ for niaslonSfy Purposes IL
be evening the taeFs for the coming
year were elected IS follows President,
4 '. l {. Plctou OF Rupert; vice presl
ient, Homer II Webster OF Benninst
secretary, Kv ChsrIes II Peck Of North
Beuuine tou, treasurer. Harry c. White.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-10

For some time havs suffered with
rbenmati.m sud tined every imaginable
'emeiy, vl'tont tnect. Mr.. +. G. s.
Wells advised me to try Cham berlsiu's
Psio Balm, telling me that it hsd cured
many cases Of long standing like mine,
| bavr used four bottles and feel sure thst
zoe more bottle will make my cure CON
plete a + k1uiz, ClTsmore. Ark
Sold ty a Il Pdtlboue Manchester
Depot j Il Whrprle Manchester Cen
ter
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-10
tASl,JiArE

Tom off 'efs: Moderator " G Peck
'letk NJ L Hard, treasurer NJ 4 Hurd, Sc
Iectmeu l. l. Hard, " Peck and G Il
Woodland comet BILE Reuben Bentley, over
.eer jerome Still. IItters DAYTON Bentley
Fred b n'Iey ard Arthur Mesrs, school
iirector John Hayes; road commissioner
John McDHfee. Tax voted, 70 cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-10

ih# L1nisviIle Courier journal IL trsut
r.o9sa 90 tell The Dem cratic Legislature
Of Ia gtlaFy that the records OF the recon
g. r#alao perloi fuunIsh nothlns TO com
s#ra ~Ith The BIT which has jusl been
tas#" tr pat lug the whole electoral
r."aIs.t, Of the state Tor years 10 the
la. ST three irresponsible person,
r.nai ny the Legislature. The Courier
Jalraa0 declares emphsticslly and rutb
l#I.H 'Hst sbe suusls Of free government,
.v|.. ue searched 10 vain tor .uythins ~
f...saH.ag this measure 10 ,hamels.s ell
l.a.ffs 1u8 uaoonccaled deiotmiLy"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-10

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Il. b. l4AL
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uENkY @. hrOONEH,8 E.r.,r

GloHGE N. ErHT. Collector
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-04-23

at Valparaiso, to demonstrate
against the manifest determination
Of the Chilean populace to amuse
itself by pelting the men of the
United States vessels with stones
when they came ashore. you
must not permit it, Judge" said
Captain Schley. The judge res
pended quietly and superciliously,
with curl of the lip indicating
that Chile had been too forbearing
and might be compelled to admin
lister punishment to the United
States. Captain Schley responded
as coolly: Don't. We have a
saying up our way that you should
remember, Don't monkey with the
buz saw Let me tell you, judge,
what will happen if you make war
on the United States. Five thous-
and men who have not used mus
ket for thirty years will march
from your northern border to Pata
gonia without halt, and SO much
of your navy as is not at the bot
tom of the Pacific in six weeks will
belong to us" And tho judge only
curled his lip and smiled.-New
York Times
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-04-23

nations that has always entertained
a contempt for the people of the
United States. Almost any naval
officer you meet at the department
or ont of it is full of instances of
this unconcealed Spanish indiffer-
ence to our existence. The same
feeling is found in a degree among
the Spanish speaking countries of
South America. The Spaniards in
Cuba talk to visitors there from
this country of the great forbear-
anco of Spain in not detaching a
few regiments of troops to take
Washington and administer q de.
served rebuke to the "Gringoes"
for their insolence in taking the
part of the Cuban insurgents.
During the Chilean revolution
when the soldiers of one side or
other in the instruction killed the
sailors Of the Baltimore out of sheer
hate of the uniform they wore.
Captain (now commodore Schley
discovered proof of the real feelings
of the people toward the United
States. He called upon Julio Eos
ter, who was tho prosecuting officer
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-04-23

TWELVE artesian wells within
the city limits, all hurting their
life-g giving fluid upward with undi-
minished fury,-dOes that look as
though Pullman had lost her claim
to the title of the Getty of flowing
wells9n
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-04-23
"UnFurI The Star SpaqgIsd Baqqsr
With tie Shamrock, Thistle and Rose"

Our whole people rejoice that these closing days of the nineteenth
witnessing the bringing together by bonds sympathy OF
friendship and of knshp the English speaking nations Eng
and and the United Stated Too long has there existed feeling OF
distance between the and that they should at last come
realize that they all human interests The United
knows that her in the interest of free Cuba righteous
but the better do battle for humanity knowing that
nsh cousins applaud and wish Throughout all America
feeling good will toward England manifest That the feeling
the other side find convincing certainly
beautiful proof than is conveyed the touching sentiment OF
lines pnned during the last month"; by Engands poet
Tired Austin kThe poem GA Voice from the Vest the HERALD is
emitted through the kindness of English friend Chapman
publish below having recently appeared English Journals
What hear
Wv On the wind of the Western Sea?
- Sentinel! Listen from out Cape Clear,
And what the voice be-
Its proud People calling People proud and free"
"And o them, Kinsmen hail!
We severed have been too long:
have done with a tale,
The tale of ancient
friendship than Death
strong"
Answe them Sons OF he self-same race
And blood of the selfsme clan,
Let speak to each other, face to face
And a
Loyalty love
fling them o the breeze,
Shamrock, Thistle and Rose!
And the starspanged unfur with these
to friends and fOes
Wherever the War-wnd blows
message to andth o wake,
For, wherever
The throne of the Tyrant shall rock and quake,
And his be void and vain
For lords land and lords the MAN.
Yes, this is the Voice on the bluff March gale,
owe severed have been too long:
But have done with tale,
The tale of an ancient
is strong"
ALFRED AUSTIN
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-04-23
No Missioner.

pullman, the city OF flowing
wells seems to have become mis-
nomer, a delusion and snare.
The flowing wells have ceased to
flow, or something is wrong with
the water supply. Parties from
Garfield have been employed to
drill city wells, and no little trouble
is being experienced both from the
drilling and the water supply. The
new we'll being drilled is now down
thirty-fve feet, delay having been
occasioned by having to obtain and
put down casing, the well having
shown a tendency to cave in the
first twenty feet"-Palouse Re-
public.
We don't wish to believe that
the Republic was purposely unfair
in writing the above, but rather
that transformation was the cause
ST the injustice done Pullman, "ths
city of flowing wells"
No, that title has not become
misnomer, but the artesian water
spurts from Mother Earth's bosom
to-day with the same force and
vigor that it did when first discov-
cred eight years ago. The trouble
occasioned at the city pumping
station was not because of a failure
of the supply of artesian water, but
was because the forces of nature
had gotten the upper hand of in
competent workmen employed by a
former city administration.
Two years ago the great power
exhibited by nature in the artesian
wells forced the packing from
around the casing in the we'll that
supplied the city water system.
The workmen, in attempting to re-
place the casing and so again con-
trsl the gushing waters, worked ir-
rspairable damage upon the we'll,
the drill hole being choked with
boulders, and finally being lost al
together, the waters continuing to
find an exit through the cracks and
crevices. The only way the water
could be utilized was by allowing
it to flow into a basin, from which
it was pumped into the reservoirs.
The water system was greatly
handicapped by this process, and
the drilling of a new we'll was
deemed advisable. The artesian
vein was struck in the woll at
depth of eighty feet, and the system
is now connected direct with the
new well. The old we'll has been
choked up till its flow has been
about stopped, the casing being
taken out allowing the earth to
cave in.
Pullmsn's artesian wells are her
pride and her glory, and she resents
sdch imputations as that cast by
the Republic. The city is secure
in her right to the title of the "city
of flowing WE'LL" for eight years the
sparkling, health giving artesian
waters have mingled their gurgle
without diminution with the rustic
and hustle of thriving city, and
we are safe to believe that, with
Tennyson's "Breok," they will flow
on forever.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-04-23
Why the Navy Wants to Fight
Spain.

One of the reasons for a tendency
on the part of the navy to look
cheerfully at the prospect of war
with Spain is the common opinion
in the navy that Spain is one of the
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-10
GaCeta Official de hov

Circular de la Administration central
de contribuciones y rentas de esta isla, que
dice aei: GA virthd de 10 prevenido por Ell
Excmo. se6or Gobernador general en- 81 su-
perior decreto de del corriente, inserto en-
la ~Gaceta ofcial> de hoy, creando un i'm
puesto provisional de guerra de dos centavos
sobre ell franqueo de cada carta pllego ce'
rrsdo y 81 dc cinco centavos por cada tele-
grsma que de cualquier punto de la ls!a sc
.dirija para el interior exterior de la mis-
ma, sc ha servido disponer el Ntmo. sef1or
Seoretario del Despacho de Hacienda, que de
momento SO habilten por los Almacenes &c.
nerales, con un sello de tinta morsda que
dice <mpuesto de guerra,, 100000 sellos
de commissioners ce centavos y 100, 600
de centavos, procedentes ambos del blen1o
de 1894 y 1895, con destino exclusive al
referdo objeto.>
-Anuncio de la Ordenaci6n general de
pagos de esta isla, seoci6n de contadnrfa,
cuyo texto es ell siguiente: Gel lltmo sebor
Secretario del Despacho de Hacienda, con-
formAndose con 10 propuesto por esta Sec
cidn de oontadurfa, ha resuelto que las 10
de la manans del dfa diez del pr6ximo mes
de JUNO, sc celebre en- Ell paaoio de la Sc
cretarfa, la cuarta subasta trime stral de este
aflo econ6.nico para pago de la Deuoa anti.
qua del Tesoro de esta isla, destinandose al
efecto de la amortization de los tftulos la
cantidad de $40 pesos. Las proposlclones
que sc formulen por los tenedores dc los va
lores de referencia. sc redactar&n en- las ho.
jas impresas que facilita1a esta secei6n, las
euales serAn presentadas 4 la junta en- pliegos
cerrados durante los treinta minutes sigulen.
tes, Ia hora de Ia diez de la manana antes
se1lalada. ContendrA cada sobre una propo'
si,ion a la que Sc unira la c9dula personal
relativa al interesado proponente; y ri algu-
no hiciera dos mas proposiciones, sera
bastante que aoompane ell documento perso-
nal mencionado & uno de los pliegos cerra-
dos que presente, resenandole en- los dem&s.
Para conocimiento del phblico particular
mente de los poseedores de los titulos de la
olase mencionada, anunciase por este medic
el acto que habra de tener lugar ell citado dfa
dez de Junio pr6ximo, pudiendo los que de.
seen interesarse en- la licitaoi6n, adquirir en-
esta o6cina cusntos datos les sean precisos O
couvenientes. .--Puerto- Rico, de Mayo de
ls9s.-El jefe de la secci6n de oontadurfa,
LUIS DE SANQUIRICO.,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-10

bravos llaneros, dando el pecho las balas
enemigae; era un hombre de una serenidad
imperturbable de un valor toda pruebs.
Santa Ines lie seryi6 de pedestal para en-
cumbrarse por la fama de hembre valeroso ;
Aguas Blancas le sirvi6 de tumba.
Copiar6 aquf ell parrafo de una carta:
<Se DID la batalla en- Aguas Blancas (Estado
Zamora). Una guerrilla volante compussta
de so espartanos msndados por ell coronel
aNando-- Perez con = Urn xrrojo sin igual ga
abalanz6 8 la oolumna mandaoa por Crespo
y buscando solamente este, le dieron
muerte.s
La revoluci6n, segdn dice la misma
carta, continua cada mas potente.
La muerte del general Crespo ha sido un
golpe terrible para ell gobierno del general
Andrade; la desmoraIizaoidn empieza s DEF jar
sentir sus efectos, aunque dicho Gobierno
es fuerte por sus tropas, SO estrella contra ell
pueblo vsnezolano, que no lie es adicto.>