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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-13
Deserted by Wild Pigeons.

From the Kansas City Journal
The wild pigeon no longer visits
Southwest Missouri with the return of
the mast season. as formerly Years
ago the woods OF th5 Ozark region We're
full of these birds from October to jan
uary. A pigeon roost was the wonder
and delight of the pioneer hunter. Mill
lions of the birds would gather in some
thick forest at the approach Of night.
From all directions and for miles away
dense fiocks of pigeons could be seen
flying toward the roost. The unerflng
instinct of the birds guided them to the
place. and by shutdown the flutter of
countless wings sounded like an APP
preaching storm in the vicinity of the
roost. Hunters killed the birds by the
thousands. for in roost no skill was
required to shoot pigeons. A shotgun
fired into any tree or bush at random
never failed to bring down game. The
ground was often nearly covered with
dead and wounded birds after volley
had been fired into a tree loaded down
with pigeons. Hogs fattened on the
crippled birds left in the woods and
hawks, owls, foxes and other wild AMI
mails had continual feast. The last
pigeon roost of any Importance near
Springfield was not far from HopeWell
church. south of the James river, about
II years ago. The birds occupied a
thick oak forest covering several acres,
and remained three or four weeks.
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Statue With II Wardrobe.
The Kansas CITY Journat.

From the Kansas CITY journal
One of the most curious things in
Brussels, a thing that must be charae-
teristie to some extent of the temper
of the people, is the little manikin sta
tue and foundation. Ii is a statue of a
naked boy. said to have been erected
by a nobleman whose lost son was
found on this spot. But there is not
the least excuse for the boys naked
ness, for he is well supplied with
clothing of many sorts. and is rich
enough TO buy more suits occasionally.
Louis XIV. decorated the statue with
the Order of the Holy Ghost, possibly
at a moment when another sort of
spirit had possession Of him, and it is
the owner of nine handsome costumes
belonging to different periods. On fete
days the boy is gorgeQusly clad; some
times IN the uniform of the Guard Civ
ique. All this is funny enough, but not
as curious as the rest. 1t is the fash
ion for wealthy maiden ladies Of Brus-
sells to fall in love with the statue and
remember it handsomely in their wills.
Through one such bequest this petted
boy is provided with valet at salary
of $40. and a short time ago another
unwedded admirer left 500 for the COM
rletion and maintenance of his war
drobe
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were suggested by the attempted
seizure of the Samoan islands by the
German government in 1888 and 1889.
Several scenes Of the play are worthy or
One of these. showing the passage OF a
ferry boat from Jersey City u New
York. is said to be absolutely perfect in
detail. Another pretentious scenic
effort il the representation of that aw-
full calamity in the harbor al Apia,
which cost the lives Of IA brave sea-
men and resulted in the destruction of
the Eber. Adler and Olga of the German
navy, and the United States men-of-War
Trenton, Nipsic and Nandalia.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-13

lob to get ii for YOU; ! mean for him TO
tell you where IL Is. j. &.
Tell Bob TO look after everyth ng AMI
not let Sly get the best Of him. Try and
find out who tipped the shack away. send
some dope. You know how TO send it. A
little sugar. j. {.
Since his return from Helena Mr., Con-
molly has learned that the Bob" re-
ferred to in this letter, which undoubtedly
went a long way toward convicting
Clancy, was none other than Bob shad-
well. the murderer OF Red" OConnor.
Shadweli had long been considered equal
To any sort of crookedness. but il was
not previously suspected that he had any
connection with that famous band or
law breakers.
Shadwell has made q number Of gun
plays during his residence here Of which
nothing had heretofore been heard. The
latest of them, prior TO the killing OF
oConnor came SO near being his last
that the aiacrliy with which ShadWel
got out OF the Combination saloon was
all that saved him TO take another's Ii 9.
Shadwcll was fun of hop and got into a
controversy with Harry Woolwich in tie
Combination rooms. Harry stood Mt enc
end and just behind the bar when Sha@-
well called him Il vile name and pulled
his six-shotter. Wooirich is somewhat of
a gun fighter himself. and started for the
other end 81 the bar for a pony shot
gun that is always kept there. shadwell
OWNED his purpose and lost his ne We and
made a dash down stairs getting on, of
sight before Woolrich had time to take a
shot.
Much feeling Is manifested among the
miners, with whom oConnor was very
popular. having once been one Of them
and being "a liberal sort of fellow.
The remains of O'Connor will be buried
tomorrow. The funeral viii be conducted
by friends
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If you are contemplating an Eastern
trip for the holidays, call and see us
and make your arrangements via the
popular line. II you will do this you
will realize. after reaching your desti-
nation, that there is some truth in the
statement. There Is luxury in travel"
The Northern Pacific is the only line
operating through Montana solid vesti-
buled, steam heated trains, Pullman
standard first class and tourist Sleep
ers, elegant dining cars and day
coaches. City ticket office % East
Broadway.
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Riley is coming to the front as sire
II Winners Last WeeES Esnsfeta Ven liz
{ block and Joe Elman beat a good
band If snrin1ers
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BUTTE NEWS.
IT WAS PREMtOIATED
Jury Returns a Verdict in the
O'Connor Killing.
THE COR0NER'S INQUEST
The Jury Failed to Find That the Muir
dered Man Gave shadwel1 Any
Provocation-Nothi to jus
tify the Murder.

The jury which sat yesterday al the
coroner's inquest into the killing of
Martin j. 0'Connnr Tuesday morning
declared in its verdict that Bob Shad-
well. who did the killing, was guilty Of
premednated murder. This was the YER
dict:
I'VE. the undersigned jurors, find that
Martin James O'Connor, while in
game of stud poker in Kelley q Egan's
saloon, No. 10 East Park street, Butte.
Mont, in company with several other
men, was shot by one Robert Shadwell,
who fired the shot from a gun with the
deliberate intention of killing the de-
ceased. Martin James OConnor. and we
cannot find from the testimony adduced
that the deceased gave the said Shadwell
any provocation or performed any overt
act which would justify said murder.
That deceased came to his death as
above set forth on Jan. II, 1898, at or
about 5:45 a. m. of said date. tSigned),
FRANK RAAiSDELI,
MIKE 0'CONN0R,
.tFRANE l.. MURRAY
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Excursion TIA -

on account II tile National stock
Growers convention the oregon Short
Line viii sell excursion tickets Butte
10 Denver and RETURN. al one fare las
the round trlH Tickets un sale Jan -
and e with linal limA Feb, =. For fur
Their particulars call 9F write.
81. "a BACON, &. A
No EGst Broadway ely,
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Music and skating at the Holland
street rink tonight.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-10-01

The settlers in the mountains
are without any protection against
the forest fires now raging over a
large portion of the mountains
from the northern line of the state.
in the Hahn's peak country, in Il
southerly direction to tho head
waters of the Platte and the Ar
kansas. In some isolated instances
they were fortunate enough to save
what portable property they pos
sessed, but in many cases they
were compelled to leave everything
to the mercy of the devoufing ole
ment in order to escape with their
lives from the fast approaching
flames. There is no telling where
and when the destruction will
cease. The fires will burn as long
as there is anything to feed them,
and only heavy rainfall can save
the remaining timber from des-
truction and the settlements from
devastation.
The loss of the forests will make
itself sorely felt for many year.
1t is not the value of the timber
destroyed by this fire which con-
stitutes the principal loss or the
value of private property gone up
in smoke, but the loss of water for
irrigation purposes. The stock
growers whose heards roam the
country now devastated will also
be heavy sufferers. 1t will take
many years before that part of the
country will become as good cat
tie country as it has been ever
since the Indians were moved out
of it. If this destruction of the
forests will induce the state to es-
tablish regular forest patrol dur
ing summer and fall-for it is not
necessary in winter and spring
something good may come out of
this destruction and it may prove
the salvation of the remaining for
ests. No doubt the matter will be
c,lled to the attention of the leg
islature.-Denver Post.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-10-01

Many are asking the question.as
to who is entitled to vote at the
special election to be held on the
18th, in the matter of bonding the
city. We find there are also diff
ferent opinions in regard to it, and
that our readers may be perfectly
clear in the matter, The Tribune
should be pleased to publish a
written opinion of someone who
knows.
1t is claimed by some that "a
taxpayer under the law" includes
anyone who has taxable property,
whether real or personal. Others
contend that if man lras failed
to pay his taxes for 1897 he has
lost the right to vote, no matter
how mach property he may have.
There are also other questions
that arise in relation to the mat
ter, and we should be glad to pub
fish statement as to Just what
limit will be fixed in determining
who may vote when election day
comes.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-10-01
Rates Reduced. Time Changed

Rates Reduced. Time Changed
On and after August 14th all
classes of tickets will be honored
on the Burlington's Chicago
Special without additional charge
the extra fare having been abolish
ed.
On the same date, slight
change will be made in the
Specials schedule. 1t will leave
Denver at 9:l5 a. M, reaching
Chicago at 4;25 the next after
uoon-in time to connect with
afternoon and evening trains for
the Atlantic seaboard as we'll as
for such comparatively nearby
points as Detroit, Indianapolis,
Louisville, Cleveland, Cincinnati
and Buffalo.
No deterioration in the superb
service offered by the Chicago
Special will occur as a result of
changes noted above. That it will
continue to be, as it has been in
the past, supreme in elegance and
comfort.
Tickets via the Chicago Special
can be had at offices of connecting
lines and also at the Union Depot
and the Burlington ticket offices,
1899 18th Street, Denver.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-10-01

A whole shipload of Klondikers
returned to Gods country this
week, and as to gold nuggets, their
assets PANIED out less than fifteen
cents head. There are two sides
to the Klondike fake, and it will
require some sandpapering to
make us see the bright side. Den
YER Field and Farm.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-10-01

First Presbyterian Church,
REV. c. A. BERGER.
Sunday School, 10 q. m; Service and SERMONS
II a. M. Junior Endeavor, p. M; Y. p. S. c. Z
E.. 80 p. M: Evening service, I 30 p. m.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at
7:30
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-10-01
To tell of Florence

Advertise Florence by inform
ing the world of her resources
The easiest way to do it is to use
The Tribune's advertising envel-
opes with statistics and facts about
Florence printed on their backs
Only 1925 for 500 or $3.25 for
LOO. Call and see samples
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-10-01
FitzgerreIl's Rent List.

2 room frame on Fourth street
2 room frame West Main street
4 room frame Green street.
2 room frame at Cyanide.
2 room frame E. Seventh st.
Business room Main ST.
6 room brick Z. Fourth ST.
2 room frame Fifth st.
4 room frame Frazier Lane. -
2 room frame K. Second ST.
2 room frame Alabaster Ave.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-10-01

St. Benedicts Roman Catholic Church,
p. GREGORY, o. S. b., Pastor.
Sunday services, first and third Sundays in each
month. high mass and sermon, 10 a. m: Sun
day School at p M; vespers and bcpedic-
tion of the blessed sacrament at 80 p. m,
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-10-01
NOTICE.

According to the terms of trans
fer, Mr.. Herbert w. Burdett will
settle all accounts and collect all
bills growing out of the TRIBUNE
Office, up to and including the 2lst
inst.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-10-01
Church Services and Religious meetings
In Florence

First Baptist Church,
REy. ROBERT d. GRAHAM.
Sunday School, 10 a. m; preaching II :1a and
30 in Union Hall.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-10-01

Methodist Episcopal Church,
REV. 8. II. KIRKBRIDE.
Corner Main and Church streets. Parsonage
next door to the church.
Sunday School, 10 n. M; Morning Service, II a.
M; Glass meeting, - M. Juuior League, 2 30
p. M; Senior League, 7 p. M: Evening Service
SIP. M. Prayermeeting every Wednesday even
ing 80.
Members of all denominations or of no den ON
ination will be sincerely welcome at all of our
churches.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-10-01
MiUerfH a,rcH's

The oldest place in the town
where none but the best
brands of liquors are kept,
you will find
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-07-19
BATTALION PROVISIONAL
DE PUERTO RICO NUMERo 4

= pesde 81 dfs de hoy queda alberta en-
este Battalion Ii reclnta voluntaria para ad :
mitif 122 individnos de la clase de paisanos
8 do Ia de lioenciados del Ejeroito para press
tar IL aervicio dc camilleroa, u acemileros.
Estos serAn fliados con arreglo 4 ordenanxa
por 81 tempo Que dure Ia csmpafs = disfru
tafah q mismo haker . igpal plus, racionea
J dsmas ventajassde que gooe 81 soldado.
Las cNniioiones que han dc reunir serAn las
siguientes: Tener de 20 as5 afios DC edad
] asr titles para 81 seryicio que han de pres,
tsss Los que deseen 6iiaree, 60 pressntArAn
aL LTeniente Coronel del Battalion que reside
On Manatf, q en- las oticinss de Ia represen-
taoion del mismo, estableoidas en- 81 piso
principal del Cusrtei de Ballaja y presenta-
rim, la partids de nacimiento y certifcado
de buena conduota los que proeedan de Ii
clase de paisapo III Ia liosncia absoluta =
sertifcado de btena copdaots los que proceI
dan de lkde ltcenciados del Ejercito. 4 -
Puerto Rico, 16 de Julio de ls9s.-El
Comandantc Jefe Representatives.
A ENRIQUE GARCIA.
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Fiat luz

Anteayer ~ realiso L. spartura de ias
CAmaras iniulares.
El acto revisti6 los carscteres de una
solemnidad digns del hscho que 70 ofrecfa.
Perp en- Ia bTillantez del scto no NOS de-.
tenganaos solo en- las personalidadea que lle-
nan el salon de sasiones, nj en- sus jerarqufss
, lujoios uniformes, md; porque allf.en medic
de la numeross j distinguids concurrencis,
palpitsba slgo que habla 81 corsson de todo
bien pfob4do portorriquefio, slgo que NO es
fugss ii sffnero; algo, en- do, qae habls s
nnestra alma con lenguaje asfobador: III
fsdenoioa u Passtos Ricot -
PoE sso, d eoaeuryir peaotsos 8 u spsy.
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.....N|o'TICl::|I:A!s !. q

u. .*. Hasta Ia fechs no SO sabs DUAL es
lA candidatura para los secretaYios de dss'
pacho que alcanzark 6xito, nj sabemos tam.
POGO euAl es el namero de sspirantes elias
y 8 las sub eecretarfaa. Roguemos Dios
que ilumine 4 los que deban hacer Ia cleo
ci6n, para que esos oargos vaysn manos do
hombres de sutividad reeonooida, laboriosos,
incansables J que lleven ID praotica ID re-.
generaci6n que reolsman todos los ramos de
nuestrs administration. 90
-. Rogamos 4 nuestros amigos de Ia
.Isla, J principalmente los que viven en-
Vieques, Fajardo, Nsguabo = Hamacao,
que cuando reciban el sBoletfns de telegra.
mas de San Thomas, teogan Ia bondad de
facilitarnoslo, enviandolo bajo sobre eertif
.cado. Nosotros estsmos iusoriptos e 81,
5pero como hay rateroa por alguna psrte, al.
,gunas veces no llegan q nuestro poder, e-l
-. De Barranquitas nos dicen: EMU
chos establecimientos de este pueblo Be han
dado de bajs por las oiYounstancias aetua!es
que atraviesa Ia isla. Por hoy, puede de-
cirse que no tenemos mas que Ell estableoi-
miento y sucursal del acsudslados prophets. !.
rio y comereisnte Nj. eVillsfsfis; ,el resto de
establecimientos y ventorrillos, carecen de 10
mas neeesarie. ESQ II: ell bacalao, arroz,
aEdcar, gas, etc ,setc, Sc detslls 81 prseio
de drogas., 80. meg stis ~
~. Por notioiss :recibidas anoche, 10
ssbe que en- Maricso Sc quemsron 50 ossas y
custro fueron desmantelaias. ri jues de
instruction de San German ha decretsdo Ia
detenoi6n dc varios yeclnos. 2sf
e -. Siguen por ahf los rumores refsren,
tes IA famosa sEspada Blanca, que ys Sc
nos W pareciendo 4 Ia <CsrabiGa de Am.
brosio.s De Arecibo Sc cuenta one las auto.
ritsdea han tornado cartas !: en- el ssunto, ,
hasta ses dice que ha desapareoido de Ia 10.
ealidad un connotado vecino. :s iE!szz
-. Maiiana Sc ausentark para Ciales,
nueatra antigua amiga, ID sefora doiia Luisa
g., yinda de Miranda 4f.sit
sists Aser no hubo ningin movimisnto
en- este puerto, ni se han realizado ventss do
frutos. - v-ttf g5 wu
-. Sc dice que 81 discursp del entisrro
del paney tiene pArrafos, de snternscedon
elocuepcia. 7 GO dice que en- el bsfrio
s0ssdianS,s j dol Nsraujitc, d donde u b.
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98. q $1,000 Oficinas: san Francisco So

tura del Parlamento do ID colonis, no ssnt.
mos solo ID curiosidsd que despisrtsn 40 4
idistinguidsa psrsonalidsdsa, sus atractiyos
trajes, sus bandM .y ccndecoTacionss sino
que experimentation .uns vivs emoci6n a
oonaideraf que ali, entire ID pomps snunda.
nal, Aotabs, ssplendorosa, II idsA de ~,
autonomfa. 4$.3. ~ Il, ~ 5as HI
= idebfa nscesariimsnts embsrgarnosel 81
Amino 10 qus ante nuestra observsci6n cons.
titufa ma hsrmosfsims reslidad, tanto deasa.s
do como oombatids, pnssto que ID solemn.
dad entrafa Il conlagraci6n del nueva Sigi-i
men. "a. .s u. ..5s.
II i Oonssgraoidn, y, porqus 81 Rsal dscre-
to de rs de Noviernbre del afio pr6ximo
pasado, concedi6, en- grsn medida, % go-
bierno propio 6 Puerto Rico; pero ests mer~
ced solo 10 habfs trsinoid0 en- Ia constitution
do nm gsbinete transitorio inarm6nico, y
tai orgsnismo era nm gir6n de h grscis con-
quistsda por el pals 8 costa de tsptos y tai
crueles snfrimientos.
Precise era rompef d dique lsvantsdo
por los impsnitentes aocionarios, y por loa
que, titulAndose Autonomistss, resultan END.
migos de ID autonomfa; porques ae otYs snef.s
To verfamos segsds en- dor Ii idea pors tanto
tempo scsriciads. q 3s.5 .ss
X derrocar ese aique, ers VI cneati6n ds
vida muefte para loa mai csros intefeses
Dc Ia colonis, puesto que el Parlamento Ii.
sular constituYe 81 verbo, II esencia, ID en.
esrnaoi6n, de los estatutos auton6micos.
7 sin los Cuerpea colegisladores, hnbiss
fa C0ntinuado ell estado dc dudas inceTti.
dumbres, generadoras sambas de cfneies de-.
NAyoinn - . nm tvfnnfante ~ sfS,f.. S,.,o ~,
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scolnlsaria Dc Guerra
4NTERvENCIoN DEL DEPesITo
DE WHERE'S DE PUERTO RICO

Debisndo ensgensrse el bacalao exec.
dente On 81 Dep6sito de where's de ests capi.
tal 81 pvecio de 10 centavos kil6grsmo SO
procedeA una oonyocatoris de proposiciones
libres que tendrk lugar todos los dias labo.
rabies dc Sill de Ia mafians en- ell local
respective, calle de Tetnan ndmero IA desde
el dis de Ia fecha hasts nuevA orden, pudien'
do adqnirir los que dsseen tomar parta en-
ellis. III ndmero de lotes de A so kil6gramos
que solioiten,. previo psgo de su importe que
ingsesarA en- las oajas del Tesoro. IA
-aaPnerto Rico, 10 de Julio 1898.
LatM comantlaute de Guerra 'Interventor,
-,,zs 81 Ramon Roue0ld. al
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Raneo Espa1oI do Pusfto Rieo
49, DIVIDENDo ACTIvO ?

& E ag
rAtendisndo Las acfuales 4circunstanoias
scoa6mioas de Ia Isls y adn cuando el balan
cs-ds ntilidades del primer semestre del CO.
rriente afio autorisaria Ia distribution de un
diyidendo provisional igual al de Jonio
1897, el Consejo de Gobierno de este Banco
aoord6 en session extrsordinaria de aver, limi
tar dicho diyidendo al 4 pS del capital rea-
li1ado 8 SEQ edos pesoa, por acoi6n: hscien
do constar que 81 psgo del mismo qaedara
alberto desde el jueves 81 del oorriente. 4
Los iriteressdos podrkn reoojer en- So.
csetaria 8 las horas do despacho los recibos
nscessrics, debiendo acreditsr ell oarActer
con que copcurren loa ,que 10 hagan Aen
representation agena. s
San Juan do Puerto Rico, Is de Julio
de- 1895. III Sub Gobernador, CARLOS
Maria SOLER. A
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MHNSAJE
aaidQs por 81 Exomo. sefiof Gobernador
GeDerA el dis II de los corrientes :.
en- el solemne acto de ID aper-
MI .s tura de lal CAmaraa 4
insulares.
S,'ss. Uoasejetos . Represeata,.tes

Sses.s U0ase,erosy y Representatives
Grandei ca Ia solemnidad de este acto, y
gHnde sera sin duds su transeenGenoia en- Ia
vida del pals. Representando 70 los pode.
rel dsls pstria y de ID .colonia, saludo 8 los
hdmbres. Due por 81 ,voto del pueblo vienen
oonstituir el psrlsmento insuiar, en- ouyo
pssriotiamo reposa Espsfa segura de la frme
adhesion de Puerto Rico.
Ss siniois hoy en- su aspscto parliament
tsdo J lsgislAtiso el regimen autondmico.
7 lafschs de este dfs sera en- sel porvenir
una fechssmemorabie, porqne la pstria lleva
q onA5nao lfmite 81 generosidsd, al prescin :
dit do an siatema conssgrado por sus tradi.
cidpse, pafa Id Colonia porque adquiere nue..
vhsy fpbpstA psreonalidad al reeibir 81 en-
catgq dc pTomalgar y aplicar sus propios
I'd los sltos prop6sitos del gobierno cen.
tra1, y en- mis- prop6Aitos inquebrantsbles,
haIereia eismpre gsrantfas .s6lidaa para Ell
defeeho que arrsnes de vuestrs constitution.
Lasadtonon1fa no hs de ser una mers pala.
br9; De de ser una practioa que vosotros mis-
MD desenvolyereis en-. plsns reslidad, enoar'
niadoia en- lss costumbres, yigorisAndols con
vuestfo esfuerxo, para que estss hermosas
tiesrN disfruten los benefcios de IN progre-
10 auanssna de vnestrs iniciativa,y que des.
cs1ss en- yuestra sensatez, y, en- yuestra cor.
duia; siempfe hsjo la soberanfa de vuestra
:maprS RspaGa; que asf como ssbe defender
$riessments Loo fssros de dieha sugusta 20.
1sloeie, ssbe6de-igsalsa lsaoodss msntsnse las
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-07-19
..Doha Eduardo kennay,
vTpD'A DE KOCTRIGHT IN
3.as asa ta1ecido el 2s de Jm,io de 1897.

:, Todas las, ,misas que 90 cslebren en- Ia
Iglesis plrroquial de Cathedral, desds las seis
hasts las siete , media, y otra que 90 oele.
brarS (. Las ocbo en Rio. piedras 81 dfs % del
preasnte, aerkn splieadss por 81 eterno des.
canao del alma de Ia fnada.
81 hi;s dofia Eliza, supliea la asistenoia
do sRs smigos dichos actos, por 10 one les
quadarA muy agradeoida. s--lF