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The herald., 1898-03-24
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

LII MiHnie Weiis, lZi last 1nlru street,
Can Tel Main 243 for ambulance. Kregelc
& Bresee. Sixth and Broadway.
c. D. Howry. undertaken, Fifth and
Broadway. Lowest prices in the city.
Order your spring suit of Phillips a
Munton. merchant tailors 3s9 s. Spring.
Robert Sharp & Co.. funeral directors, rs.
and 75s South Spring street. Tel. Main 1o2s
Watches cleaned. rs cents; mainsprings
10 cents; crystals. 10 cents. Patton. ~
South Broadway.
Ladies. don't do thing about new shoes
until you see Burns. 240 So. Spring street.
New stock April LIST.
Adams Bros, dentists. 2391s South Spring
street. Plates from "a. Painless extract
Ing. so cents Filling a speciality. Hours.
8 to 5; Sunday, 10 to L.
DR.. Rebecca Lee Dorsey, Stimson block,
nrst floor, rooms 1873, 134, 1S5 Special attena
ton given to obstetrical cases, and oil dis.
eases Of women and children. Electricity
scientifically used. Consultation hours, l
to s. Telephone 1227.
For Sale--l0OO to 25O0O shares Of stock in
Chuckawalla Mining, Milling and Water
Co. at less than one-lialf the market price.
For information as to property and price
inquire at S22 8. Hope ST., or address Frank
d. Wells. 225 w. Third st.
: Frank Il. Beahn, q member Of Stanton
post, g. A. r.. and president of the Retail
Clerks Protective association, died sud
denly on Tuesday morning. The funeral will
be held this morning from his late resi-
dence, 1926 East First street, conducted by
Stanton post, g. A. r.
The Copley prints, reproductions Of no.
table paintings publicly and privately
owned in America; also the mural decora-
tions in the new library Of congress at
Washington. the Boston public library and
other public buildings. Sanborn, Vail & Co.,
agents. 1873 8. Spring street.
A serious accident was prevented yester-
day on Third street by the timely act of
an elderly gentleman. One of the Citizens
transfer teams was left for a moment un-
hitched, when for some reason the horses
became frightened and started into a run.
The team had gone but short distance
when an old man succeeded in stopping It..
A bicycle belonging to a Mr. Holse was
badly damaged by the wagons hitting the
curb against which It was standing.
The tearing down Of brick wall at the
corner Of Spring and Third streets was the
means OF attracting quite crowd yester-
day noon. A party Of negroes picked away
at the base Of the wall until they had made
q crevice about half way through extend
ing Its entire length. Props were placed
against the opposite side and little by little
the wall was pushed over till 1t fell with q
report like the roar of distant artillery.
The crash created q commotion on the
street but It quickly subsided.
The herald., 1898-03-24
SHE WANTS THEM BACK
RHEA BAXTER AFTER THE MAN
WHO TOOK HER WATCH
The Touching" Tale Of an Evenings
Sport and How It Ended-The
Property Recovered

While Rhea H. Baxter values her good
name to a reasonable degree she values
her open face watch and handsome dress
much more, SO when she awoke the other
Oorning and found both missing, she
thought the situation over and finally
ended by going to the police station and
relating her troubles to policeman. 1t
fell to the lot Of Detectives Hawley and
Flammer to listen to the tale of woe and
to endeavor to help her from the difficulty.
Last Friday night Miss Baxter met q
young man named John Pratt. The young
lady is OF a sociable nature, while Pratt has
always preferred the company of a good
looking woman to being alone. They met,
they flirted and became each others. Pratt
escorted the sociable young woman to din
ner and then to the theater. BY this time
they had become much better acquainted
ance of the evening together. The gallant
Pratt provided apartments.
When the young woman awoke she failed
to see Mr.. Pratt, but thought nothing Of
his absence, thinking it merely temporary
When she discovered that her gold watch
and a dress were also gone the awful
thought struck her that her lover had been
unfaithful and she had been touched"
How she succeeded in leaving the room
without her dress is a matter Of conjecture.
She claims that she had an extra one with
her. In any event nobody saw her in pub
lie until Tuesday. For those four days she
sat silent and alone, feeling awfully sore.
but at last she decided to get even with the
faithless Pratt and incidentally to recover
her goods. Watches and silk dress skirts
do not grow on trees like they are reported
to do in the Klondike, so the lady hied her.
self to the police station and unbosomed
her sorrow to the sympathetic members Of
the detective force.
The detectives. gallant to the core, went
searching for Pratt and finally located him
about o'clock Tuesday evening. At first
he tried to work the innocent dodge but
the officers refused to be hoodwinked in
this manner and at last Pratt acknowl-
edged having the articles and took the
officer to where he had hidden them. Pratt
will be charged with petty larceny and be-
fore he gets through with his trial he will
recurit the deep ranks Of the male gender
who have learned by bitter experience that
Heaven hath no rage like love to hatred
turned: nor hell a fury like a woman
scorned.'
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and should not strike the horse. She de-
manded his name In order that she might.
have him arrested.
Behan was told by the crowd not to give
his right name 80 he told her incorrectly.
The warrant was sworn out for the wrong
man and when Officer Baker went to in
quire about him yesterday, he naturally
could get no trace until Behan came up
and said that he was the person wanted.
Behan said that his arrest was an imposi-
ton and stated that he would fight the
case. He was allowed to 60 upon his own
recognizance until Saturday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock when he will be tried.
The herald., 1898-03-24
Teachers' Association

The seventh annual session OF the South
ern California Teachers association will
be held in this city Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, March s1st, April LIST and "a. The
general sessions will be held in the First
Congregational church. corner OF Sixth and
Hill streets. Prof. J. M. Greenwood, presi-
dent of the National Educational associa-
ton. and number Of other prominent
educators Of the state and country will
be In attendance. 1t is expected to be one
Of the largest teachers associations ever
held in the state.
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Marriage Licenses

Albert E. Harris. aged 25, a native OF
California, and Maud NJ, Baker, aged 20
native Of Iowa, both residents Of West
minister.
Peter Orban, aged 2S, a native Of Illinois,
and Eva M. Noses aged %, native. oi
Minnesota, both residents Of Pasadena.
Smith B. Mcdonald, aged 81, native OF
Canada. and Agnes A. Melendrez, aged 2O
a native of California. both residents OF
this city.
Pasca Hiriart, aged 90. and Theress Tail-
leur. aged %. both natives Of France and
residents of this city.
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TURNED HIM LOOSE
Armstrong, the Alleged Counterfeiter,
Given His Liberty


L. E. Armstrong, one of the men arrested
last week, charged with counterfeiting. was
turned loose yesterday afternoon, as the
officers were unable to connect him with
the crime.
The detectives learned that Armstrong
formerly drove a milk route and had been
with his partner only three days before
their arrest. 1t was feared then that the
fellow could not be convicted. although the
officers were confident of his completely.
Since his arrest Detectives Auble, Hawley
and Flammer have been at work trying to
learn If he had passed any OF the spurious
coin on any Of his customers on the milk
route. Fortunately for, Armstrong only
one person could be found who had had
any coin passed on him and he was unable
to state whether or not Armstrong had
given 1t to him. The men were before the
United States commissionr yesterday who
ordered Armstrong released.
The herald., 1898-03-24

LIBRARY ATTENDANTS
Appointments and Promotions An
T nounced by the Trustees


Yesterday afternoon the attendants
committee rendered to the library board
the report upon the examinations of Ii.
brary attendants, held early in January
There were present, besides President
Dockweiler. Directors Garland, Burbank
Foster. and each one voted in favor OF the
report.
OF the attendants who took the examina-
tion for class B the following passed and
were assigned as heads of departments, as
indicated In the following list: Miss Fargo
school department; Miss Thornburg, mail
department; Miss Miller, registry depart.
ment; Miss Beckley. reference depart.
ment; Miss Nevin, catalogue department;
Miss Darlow, shelf lists department; Miss
Putnam, Juvenile department; Miss John.
son. accessions' department.
Those who graded in class G were Misses
Wise, Dunn, Moore. Hand. Prentiss
Clarke and Blanchard. while those in class
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Maximum temperature, So.
Minimum temperature, S6.
WEATHER CONDITIONS

An area Of very high pressure overlies
the country west OF the Missouri river, ex-
cept In the western portion Of Texas and In
the upper Missouri valley. accompanied by
fair. cold weather. The temperature has
fallen soath Of the 10th parallel and risen
north. though freezing weather continues
on the North Pacific slope. Frosts oc-
Cured Wednesday morning generally on
the Pacific slope, except in the extreme
southern portion. GEO. f. FRANKLIN,
Local Forecast Official
i FORECASTS
Local forecast for Los Angeles and VI
cinity: Fair weather Thursday; frost
Thursday morning.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 23.-Foreoast
for Southern California: Fair Thursday;
westerly winds.
The herald., 1898-03-24
illustrated Lecture

& Rev 0urney Binford will deliver al, IL
Illustrated lecture on Japan at the
Friends chapel on South Pearl street. be-
tween Fourth and Fifth, Thursday even
Ing, March 24th, at D. m. Mr.. Binford
spent -FOUR years in Japan. and is thorough
ly familiar with the manuers, customs and
character of the people,
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A sondhold.r

Never worries about having to pay rent:
but the poor man has that rant rncrt =. -.
70 pay during life II he don't buy a home
We offer neat little four-room cottars a.
S475, rs down and $500 a month, Another
s11o0. SIS down and SO per month. stiii
another, $1400, at $15 month. And nm.
other new. modern, six rooms, $500. At SIs
z month. You are foolish to pay rent
Langworthy Co.. 226 South Spring.
The herald., 1898-03-24
CITY NEWS
INDEX OF LOCAL EVENTS
chroniclsd on pages S. .. ana 10.

! Forecast: Fair; westerly winds. 4
= Santa Fe will not meet Canadian 4
= Pacific rates.
= DOC" Crandall found guilty Of \
= granddaughter. 4
! Suspected counterfeiter released 4
= from custody.
! A tsamster arrested for alleged cru I
= city to his horse. 4
! A wedding at the county Jail spoiled 4
= for fear Of the possible consequences. 4
= Young Jordan's affection for Miss I
= Haley caused him to make dire 4
= threats. 4
= An amended ordinance to be draft 1
= ed regulating the erection Of fire 4
= escapes. 1
= Fire commission establishes roll !
= Of honor and viii give medals for
bravery. !
= Senator White does not fear that 4
= the harbor appropriation will be
knocked out. 1
A tale Of an evenings sport, and 4
4 how II ended; Rhea Baxter loses her I
= watch and silk dress. 1
Chamber Of commerce favors a re- /
= duction of telegraph tolls: reports Of /
frost damage exaggerated. 4
The herald., 1898-03-24
THE WEATHER

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of observations
taken at Los Angeles. March %. Tho
barometer 10 reduced to sea level.
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d are Misses Gleason, Horgan, Bennett,
Young, Keach and Eberhart.
There were added to the force from the
substitute list Misses Saxton and Benz Of
the eighth and Miss Jacobus from the ninth
training class.
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HIT HIs HORSE
John Bshan Denies That He Was Crusl
to the Animal

officer L. B. Baker arrested John Behan
yesterday on warrant charging him with
cruelty to animals. Behan resides on the
outskirts OF the city and several days ago
In trying to make his horse 60 struck the
animal over the head with a stick. A
woman rushed up and grabbed him by tho
arm, saying that he was very cruel man
The herald., 1898-03-24
THE VERY LATEST

- 10
Sale 0f The clearance sale now
going on at Lichtenberser's.
Art fsnnAe 20a 3. Spring st.. ID . picnic
~ Uvvuo for people who have money
California Perfumery as fine and per-
feet as 10 turned out any
Flnxunpe where in the world ID now
wWVsS made here In Los AYk0lss
Of California flowers and shipped all over
the East by g. Laux Co.. 142 s. Spring st.
Orange Blossoms" and Carnations" the
genuine, are the favoritss Tor seudinr to
Eastern friends. =
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EVENTS OF TODAY

Orpheum-Vaudevills.
Los Angeles-"Sh Acres.'' !
Board Of park commissioners meets I
10 q. m. i
Dog and pony show. Eleventh and !
Flower streets-S and 8 p. m. \
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Gaceta 0fIclaI ds hoy

GobeTnscitn. Daolagando icesante
1 solicitad propia, 81 ofoia' lode Esta'
Dion, 20. de. Administrator, Apn Ole
mente Rodriguez de la Flor s4tqrizas2'
dole psra que pneda anabarcar q n desti ?
NO & la Peninsula, con paaajs ofieisi para
81 y su familis.
Fomento. .--Disrni ;al%is>rzAs & Ia
Tesoge1fs.gonera| de H4eenda !a7 o@nti'
dales Gopueits 2ae en NJ Tosoro prcVil
cial en- oalidsd de 6:hzs', pol los oontTa''
titas de obrss Etb jcFs, en- 1iftud d.
erh&stas llAva7aa S c1ho t'ura1te q l*pso
do ;icm qaa e tuvis:nn cargo Go Ia
Di . utso'dn aeobssY pub,icas deests isla
, D;5rooien'o one los ezamenss
exsrscr,lin2ti>" 90 pGv&|>2 SO ptsrso dan
principle .! ,]f, 9 d$ Is n1rsf@nNn Y
nc''uN%en los Go gSa<::o ca cu~nio a27~-
;lCs ter iEen,
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RelllIeIon do Guantanamo
: W asin gton, Julio go.

Ell lunea al medic dia una chalupa
destacads del <M&rhlehead,T entr5 en Ia
bahia de Gaant&namo, I!agan'lo hasts
VeroayNs'el Toro, frente 8 Caio,aneras
u. ofoiaE que znandaba IL chal7pa
snfoTao - eozsaana ante e'e aaual'a nnei~
sici.5n earaaola tszs.51a renaioion d. San
~.'sgo + d, Ias >ospitalse;oaas trmsaaa
r'or Tosals tl5asole oopla cs1GSioaia <za
ailsa.
LIE intimo el eun pi;szsanto DE- osakaa
capitaiaoionas = flo IsasS .,asa que So
asriage Ia baadera espsfoia en- Gaanth.
namo y on to1ne Los faartsa y pueatas
del aistrifo, IA nismo tempo el efaiaI
yanki, en- nonabre del Shaftar, dec oIard:
= Qpes 1os espanolss inutilisabsp
81 }ssa1 doyai, Ia artillarfa. el.
x|nsneatoy lsa munioionel.
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r. ~ Nos [ioen qaa 81 general Brock
!. con saa ayaaantes, estaslo nayorssy es
costa ds s,oalallerfa & infante ia, lPgsrA
,4ailana ,,;ts oapi4al, prooedeDta- de
Gaag ANA. Hoy Sc eE caantra en- CaJey.
~ Liega hssta 'noaotros ei rusu<r
s~o que cuatsc n3ieilucs~~e1.tre sllcs nn
tai Cs,nino, pescaaor de~ ofcio~-ae d.
r'gier"n EN- ua bote al luga. donae per
naneca eraharranca<Io 81 =Autonio Lo
rez, , qco ;.h2s esta ardie:.:77. cen obieto
de suatr.er varias pies1s c. farretarfa
qHe formaban parte d. au carg amonto
q gona deeg1acia ha tlebiz'o courrirlea,
pues &c ignora 81 paraaero 10 lps ,uztro
individuos que haoemoa refarencia.
~ En la naf1ana de hoy sali6 per
- carretera central, con diseoci6a 81 ex
t:tnjero, nuestEo qeerido amigo don
Msslaao Aeosta. x
~ T&is.foina es II eituacidn pore
qae atraviasan los enpLeaaos del Centre
Proviuuial, l. los cualas SO les sdeudan
dos meses dc sueIdo. La mayor parte
t!> ejlos 500 ousnta para Ea aostani
rniento 81 de ans fs=nil;>e oco los ha
beres que ;es est:o azignadca, y Ia d,
mora en- 81 psgo los ocasiona gravfsin,pe
ts&stH1nos, pues les lmpl@}e atoDsaer s.
,eus com pr2mieos va sas .neoes;dades
mas peroEtorias Sabomoe qua 4 uno
ca ioa gus go enouontrau en- ess osSo,
psdre de numeroea familia, le ha a. e,s
za1o 81 casero con poner'e los Z to-
en- medic de Ia Gale. I1aistirens1s.
~ por la Seoretaria daI D5epa
aho do Hacienda ha sido nombraao Of
oial qainso ioteriuo de Ia Administta-
ei5n Central de contrihuoioues E rentas,
CON Raf.e Mareano.
~. Nos dioan que les asnericanos
envfan los Estados Unidos como OBJ.
jeto rare, el parei se'Ia1o Uoo de e''cs
fae aoometido esa un ataqne de aIfefscfa
ainabes que bay p!iego de papel qua va
10 cineueata duros.
y y Parece qua ya 10 ee barr*nlss
,slies do esta eiudad ror ias madrnga, 4
fsaa, Faes asuaneeea mny EnBiss. an
hen pareoo q no Sc arreglar n SO epro5
sabsranoiaas qae han qao5iado en- las ca,
llaa adoqninadas k1cansa de u coieoa
ci3n dc los tnbos del aoueducto.
x.1d Qa6 dispoaicion pienaa adop.
taree Con Los efeotns timbradoa? Pare.
GO que an Haciends ee presentan alga.
naa dideultades para yecogerlos, loa
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ex xpendsdoEes@ per otra parte, No So
fana@tran diapuestoa 6 eufrir los per.
juioios qae les irrogs 81 oargar con ollos
Segan oiznoa decir, 81 consul ff7no6g
piepsa leVsntar uua protesta sobra el
asunto. -s. :.
~ Tn ~despaoho dc Santiago de
Cuba anuncia que 81 general Shafter ha
heeho sabar : los .ofeia'es espafoIes que
sus famil;as seran lsevadas Espans por
ouenta de los an,ericanos. -
E. ~ De Nagaabo nos dioen que an
Ell barrio dsl Daqae,A de sque|la iuris.
=uiuof6a. sc hs euGfo or.izado re tai r,anara
el robo de ganado vacuno, que no pasa
noche sin que *desaparezca .una, res.
I ~ Por ell correo frances que lego
ager, 70 hev1os reaibido uno solo dc
nuestroa ea1ies lie Madrid. Tampcco
noa Lego carte de nueatro corrsaponeal
en- la villa eorte.
kabIQue oo'i Soo de- g 500 ssones s gsfas de-
bida, aerpentfn de estaflo, refnsdoren
perfeeto estado. ~ En- casa de don Chu-
dio Pomar en- Bayamdn, inform arAn. 10 3
- De- "a Pubhoidad, Go Bs+oe-
Iona: 80 Lo5que desea1famoa de nues stro.
noble = paternal Gobierro es qus nss'a die !,
"a nna panta para tslecrih 4ne nos al.
jera 81 an rvez de trstaf De sasnntos aue
no nos 1nteresan, cemq los de-; pafs, he.
benoos reprodrcir el Flaufy, sl Catecis.
mo = el Aaaieo ae los nifIos. -
Estas aalaa Lectures - as !as Que.
no leYantst fssaioness, !, s5 sEs'7p ~ 3,
~ Nn atenta circular uos nsrtioi.
pa dona julia AIfhsitncci, Veoina dc San
G@rsxan, que e. fall tei sianto de ca espo.
go doa Migues r. Donfoguez, no altera
Ia n,archa de au 9ata}r oiniento, q 4ss
continu. RI los negdcie~ 3jo Is rszt4 de
xFarn1aGi's Don,f1gu1 nonlb* n1o
epodera>io general ragante ) su 81 Is
don 25ignel Antonio Rsmffes y Do-zn !
gu*z.
Pedro G. TimotFlee cont. eoos,nd. i. :':nde d
"a enScnaoza en Paer3z do Tiara, Gri.
uaera llnea, cssa eEoueia Del oiEtI:to,
frante 81 A=ilo de I1s Haxmapitas. I'D /
mite internos y medic pensionistse. 8
~*z EI .oorres Eane2I d. ...lIessl4I}
al s&ntiag@> dice que loa insurgsnte7 que
han ldo 81 Interior d. l. iala, tenf.n or
den dc no is.quiet&r 8 los esp&6oles qus
20 hubiesen rendi3o, y que varios des
tacan'entos iz.surreotos perseg gufan d
bando,exjsn,o.
eZ ABASTQ PUBLICO. ~~ L.
csrne de res SO expeudesa ,nanana 81
esta cap,ts= al precio de 80 oentavos 6.
kilo. * = = ~ vp,
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Daro also|utanens mparcab eco Ia opinion de apensa
Pderl0.K1e0 &c SeptleQbTe de 1898. 0IlCin

por la rotlilla; Sc le iz5 bor5o, : al lla,
gar, aaludo tanabi6p,. Sin DE 81 iolor 81
ferara nm solo rn1tlsouIo .aelau rostro.
seReoogsdos en- iunto So oioialos de.
<Nixca a., y 272 tripulantesas
<Pregunsados l@s ofoiaps de- "Yiz
csya", dijsroa qua no haHan podido
oonaervar juuto i las piesaa les dota-
clones quo Iss sarsian, nor4ue el fuego
yApido de ls artiilsrfa yanki fra den,asia'
Go terrible = 20 barrfa todo.
Lerver1
Desoribi despu6s el coz fandante del
'sTowa" la eseena, ys cohoa1a, de II.
liegala de Nulata bordo, continua
relatando:
<Hica que traala5aran al 'Iowa" al
aImiranta Cesvera, que habfa lilo rrecos
gido por 81 "Gloncester', y ID recibf ha,
oiendo fornaar la~guardia do alnairante =
tributandoIe los honoyeg que correspon.
den i su range.
/ i. <Nuestros tripu|antea, medic & esnu.
|sdos, J epnegrscidog por el hume, skpgol'
paron para verle.
! <CerveTaee presanto coa L. cabeza
descubierta. Llevaha aobre 1a.SUamiseta
IN terno de fraaela delgada q,a le hahfa
prsf tado 81 oosnandante Wainnriglit.,
- = ab5uYones b sy,5es az asz,pi,sa
Termins ell relate el capitan Eyens.
con Este ldgubrocaadro: ~,
<Toda Ia Costa se~halla cubierta con
restos de Ia secuadra eapan
elias esoenas de dezoleoi6n, ds raj
ma y de o2nerte, 2srtxo faara de lcE
;@rcos espaholea, con indeecrjptiblss y
supesan toao horror.
eZ4as ave2 80 rapifla ee ceban eobze
'Eos cedaVere7 = rovolotaan por handadaa
"a a playa, agn0zt5ando s que G. ;nar
7aya deyo!vlendn 'cs ouarnos Que o.
trag6
eNntre los zeatos QUO arrojan las
'ia@, hay inuchos que.revois.n one los tt.
',7Ton& ui;l@ ron : s'sroyszon 1 n1nchos
s:fs:liooa
~Cent1na mares de of><::ve7es -ezfas> scr;
ii a ?os il ia iaeos G. fuai1; es.. fs5 Il.
slzGa 0e los ig3surrectos -
,Sepuz:usa tumeasa
Cleric " pic, - ,xa:,zysres -avroia.
dos por es~n2a; :. a ;>saya f.!a=c1, >ssterr>.
t@cs oor cEt1en de Ssn2c caon eo una sois 8
sep;sitUro Ell for,aa de s,oro,
ah1e1ta ceres le Is playa, ca tesreno
ayecoao.
No Sc proosdi6 s ;dantif ,aci6a a'gn>
ysa de los rsneTtos. fsci,re Ia tnusha =,
plAnt6 uns gran cc.x &c unzdera heoha
oon reatos ds: {cs bssrcos espano'ea.
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>ax;szzeeetae en- Ell <lisGriso 8 5itrataban de
ss5raix as fczt1i ,aoionas, los sea;foios
phhlioos les cs4arteIee de Ca.manera
eze G1entananao, La guarniei5a espai1ola
40 softa trataza ooruo pEis;onera dc
gaeers.
"a bandera esps1ols fn6 arriada
dentro del plazo fjado por@ el Official
yanki.
Ls rendici6n de6nitiva entrega
fornas! Sc verifean hoy.
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Battalion dot qd,:ipado !. .
do AstuIos

Debiendo 52ro3dsrae por este eaerpo
i 4 la venta do Is i,5fa,las = 40 choalloa
ssf como deloaeqipos montufas do lac
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