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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-07-11

-. El Ayuntamiento de Kio drande
nronone nara cubrir ocho plazas vaoantes en-
souel mum yipio los sefiores dc n jose Vivas
Monpe. don Pedro Roig, don BonifaciouW w
Deg ado. don Francisco Trinidad, don Anto'
MO niyera Leon, don Jesus Gonzalez y don
Alfredo La Crux.
=. Han sido admitidos mil peaos on
c4duias h,poteoariss del banco Territorial y
Aprf .ola de los ssf1ores Mulerhef Kober,
D r. res ponder de las op ,raoiones que h.ga
en- esta isla IA compsif. de Ssgaros eNorts
GefmAnicss de Hambargo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-07-11

-. Por 10 Direcci'n de t1nstrucoi6n P1
blica. SO ha oomunicado 81 aloalde de Rio Pie.
dras, que para resolver una instanoia dc Ia.
prof esora dofa Adeaids Pl6, solioitsndo vol
yer al servicio, neoesita ser reconoeids por I'm
facultativo.
-. Nuestro estimado amigo el Liceucia-
do don Herminio Disz Navarro publics On 10
en- contestaoon al Hon. Gao w. Johueon.
-. Sc ha soioitado al alcslde de Vega
Bsja, que mau 6sste 81 squel Ayuntsmiento
pubilco oDortuasments el oonourso para pro-
veer lss E'cueias de los barrios almirante Nor.
te y Pugnedo.
- Tenemos el guato de particip.r al pd.
blco, que Ia iustrada g d rita Rsquel Hoheb,
etuc ada en- los E.ta1os Uoidcs que habit. en-
la casa nnmero 66 de la Gale de Is Fortaless.
dara classes de Ing Is, Espahol piano, ofre
i6ndose tambieu como tradustora A -3-s
-. Mafisna pabicaremos aqua, conei-
deraciones hechas con m otlvo de u . qaeja que
nos ha expuesto uno de nuestros susori ptores
que &c re6sre los usureros.
=. Ha sido remitido informe del slcsl.
de de Mayagiiez, un orito p'e"nssdo . Ia
Direction de instruction pub ios p don Can.
dido Lopez Sobtino, vecino d, aqnella oiudad.
-. No hs quedsdo cesaute q ne .tro ami.
don Ramon Hoyos De'gsdo del pu' sto que ha
venido desempehsndo satisf sfaotoriamente en-
el Iresidio.
- De Gel Territorios.
eAnoohe Sc present6 en- estas aic:nas el
guardia municipal Rafael Garcia Ferrer, vss.
tdo de paisauo, pretendiendo Ia reotif oaci6n
de 10 ocurrdo con naestro empleado don Jss6
Labrador. Como este ratif "a Ell todse sus par
tes, les dates que nos proporcion6, 'h1e!ga en-
absolute Ia pretendida rectifoac6n.>
- Pongo en- conocimento de mis- rela.
cionados y del pablico On general, que no re.
conozco nj reeonocers deuds s!guns que no ha.
va sido contrsids personalmente. Tambien par.
ticipo qus no he comisionado . persona slguna
ningun genero.
San Juan Julio de 1sse.-Sazvador Is.
PEI Nussa. 10-6
-. Vapores que:.se esperan:
Esps6ol Berengusr el Grande, sali6 81 IS
Dip de Barcelons. , escalas para esta.
EspaHoI ALav& de Liverpool saldrA para
Ssa' 'ander este puerto Ell dia Is del oorrisnte
segt n BILE reoibido.
Espaaol alicia sali6 de Liverpool via
Santan1er el dia d 10 para esta.
Es p. Catalina, estk Ia cargs On B.rselo.
ns, de cuyo puerto sali6 ei 30 ppdo. tocsndo On
Mallorca, Valencis, Malaga, Cadiz y Cana
rias.
Aleman AHenaannio, sai6 ell 90 del ppdo.
de Havre 90 espers aquf del Is 81 IA dlo.
SeguirA viaje para puertos de Ia Isla, Santo
Domng go Haiti.
E.pAfiol Montevidso. prooedente do la Hs.
bans recalsra q nuestrs puerto del 13 al IA dIo.
y seguir& viaie a ls Peninsula.
- Frances Vi1e de Aarseills, procedente de
puerto del le al II de.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-07-11

Muy distinguido paisano: Ia carts presen'
te lleva usted, por conduoto de usted los
sgriculto'es que me invistieron con 50 repre-
sentaci6n y me honran con ga confanza, mott.
cias conoretas sobre las gestiones realizsdas Dor
mf hssta ahora en- Washington.
AL despsdirme de ustedes ell Is de Mario
no ms alentabs un optimismo pueril nj me
abruma b. uu pesimismo premature. Conoofa ell
hondo malestar que entristeoe & nuestros com.
patriotas; tenfa fe profonda en- la justieia de
nuestra causa me dispuse lamar, con soli
citudes fraternales, las puertas de este gran
pueblo, ouys trsdici5n de rectitud de equi.
dad es un estfmulo para nuestra esperauza en-
el porveDir.
Exi.te en- Puerto-Rico un problema ospi.
tai: 81 de nuestras relaciones msrcantiles coa ell
luci6n brill lanfsl ma: el csbotsje; el oambio Ii.
bre de producto entire los mercalos puertorri-
que6os y los me eroados americanos. Y obte.
ner esa souc6n habfan de dirigirse todos mis-
esfuerEoh. Cream ustedes que no economic6 min.
guno, esforzando- -sobre los de fndole personal
limitada al ejeroioio de legftimss infl fluenoiss-
aquellos que SO basan en- la indiscutible reali.
dad de nuestro derecho diefrntsr ventsj.s
identicas las que, en- su tr&6co m1tuo, dis.
frutan Carolina 6 Nuevo Mexico, Arisons 8
Pensilvanis Nj olvil6 tampoco encarecer IL
perentoriedad del remedio que exipen nuestras
augastias econ6m ioas, oapaces, al sc prolongan,
de aniquilar I'M pats como ei nuestrc, llamado
por Ia natura'eza tan pr6speros destinos.
Sustsntabsn ahf mis- amigos trafa 20.
arraigsdfsims Ia errtnea idea de que solo el
Congreso pos6e fscultades para reformar los
arsnceles. abrigibamos todos el propdsito
de pedir al poder e1ecutivo de 10 rep1blica que
nos ooncsdiera desde lusgo una rsbaja consi.
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Una Carta intereSante.

Sin perjuicio de publican en- ell mum aro &c
mailana Ell ipforme jurfdioo del Sr. Munoz Ri
vera al Attorney General, damos oabida Ia
siguieute oarts.
Washington, JUNO 81 d. 1899.
Sr. don Santiago r. Palmer.
Presi0ente dol Ssndicoto Agrtcola.
San Juan Pto. Rico.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-08
NEWS OF The DAY.

The Mexican troops engaged against
he warning Yaqui Indians have been
instructed 10 exterminate them.
General Wilson, military governor Of
Matanzas, Cuba has issued proclsma
ton advising submission to the civil
authorities.
The Cuban General Rosas created 5
row in Havana upon being refused two
hundred dollars and after being twice
arrested was sent out of the country.
The question OF whether Mr.. Andrew
Carnegie is an American or British
subject has been raised by his appoint
ment as justice OF the peace il Scot
and.
1t has been found impossible to or.
ganize Two regiments in the south for
service in the Philippines. The regi-
ments will be filled out by recruit 5
from the north and west.
Prime Minister Silvela, of Spain, yes.
erdey declared that Aguinaldo will
not deliver the Spanish prisoners held
by the Filipinos withou the interven-
zion Of the Fope, who, however, objects
to interfering in the matter.
Alfred Miller, who had been board
ing with Mrs. Bette Davidson, .
widow living near Charleston, W..
Va, yesterday missed $50 and accusing
the widow of the theft, murdered ber
by cutting her throat. Miller escaped.
In New York yesterday several
Councilmen were fined 500 leach and
committed to prison until willing to
comply with the writ of mandamus or
deriog them to authorize the issue OF
stock to pay Contractor Pierce for
work done upon the new Hall OF Re-
cords.
After chase of two years the Rus
sian government, through its consular
agent in New York, yesterday captured
q Russian count, named Pierke Alex
androvltch Won Mohrenschild, who is
charged with embezzling 10000 rOubles
in Russia. He was arrested in the Of
flee of the Equitable Life Assurance So
cieiy, at 120 Broadway, where he was
employed as clerk in the Russian de.
JhIlu UuuOl lHC bnibO VI CsCi
Peters.
A race riot occurred at the Poe Cot
ton Mills, near Greenvlle, S. c., Satur
day night, in which one white man and
FIVE negroes were wounded. Early in
the evening several negroes fred into
the home of Mr.. Greenberg, mill
operator, while he and his family were
at supper. No one was struck, but
Greenberg and his friends followed the
negroes, capturing the leader. He was
taken to Jail, and later it was reported
at the negro churches that Moore, the
prisoner, had been lgnched and the
fight began. At two o'clock yesterday
morning the militia was called cut, ind
Rev. J. A. Plnson, went to Jail. Here
he found Moore, and coming back, told
the negroes that Moore was sale, which
ended the trouble. The effect of the
military was to cause the negroes to
disperse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-08
Mr.. MUSHBACH ANSWERED

Mr.. MUSHBACH ANSWERED.
To The Editor Of the Alexandria Ga.a.s
The communication of Mr.. Musno4cl.
in Saturdays issue ofthe Gazette. .s
lative to the eXpatristion of Mr.. Aslo,
is all right, perhaps but Mr.. Mushbacr
goes further. He does not deny righ,
Of an American to change his country.
but, go long as be is an American eli
zen, Mr.. Musbbsc seems to think be
is bound to acquiesce in whsieyer
policy the party in power may see f.
to adopt no matter how au5yersiyeO.
right and justice or detrimental to tie
general interests OF the country tbs.
policy may be. He would seem 70
deny to the citizen, the right OF remor
STRANGE, requiring him to be IN Dis
spectator Of course, which, Ms know
ledge of history assures him, mus.
lead to ruin, and when that ruin i ac
complished would accord hin 'le
right to seek a more cougeuiai nome.
But surely, Mr.. E iitor, the rIga,s oiaa
American citizen are no, limited
to endurance of wrong. We have no
yet reached the point where the e1
ercise of the right OF petition is 10 be
considered treason, and remoustpucs
open rebellion. The Imperiall=ts mss
bring this about sooner thsu a9y o. u
think but they have not done Il yell
aud it is still the rgbi-asy
more, the duty-of every man %
protest with al the vehemence t1a. j
in him, against a governmental poicl
which, he fells sure, will produce r.
suits from which he Can only r'c'ie
by expatriation. We can siiord 10 u
more Mr.. Mushoach's little ilIag st il',
noble band OF patriots, who preiei'N
a self-imposel exile to remaining u
their mother-country BE- witnesses %
her degadration but it might be ''1
for him to recall how earnestly 81.
valiantly they protested aeslLsi 'a'
evil policy of the party 10 power o''''
they consented to expatria ION.
LAWRENCE WASHINGTON
Alexandris, Aug. S,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-08
COMMON COUNCIL.

At a called meeting Of the Common Coun-
Gil of the city OF Alexandria, Va, held August
7. 1899. there were present:
John n. Strder, esq President, snd Messrs
Snowden, Moore. Latham, Desmond, Bladder
Pail, Harrison, Appch, Smith, Lawler Evans
and Kelly.
The following message was received from
the Mayor:
Alexandria, Va, July IS, 1899.
To the Honorable the City Council of Alex
andris
Gentlemen-I herewith respectfully return
without my approval sundry resolutions
adopted by your honorable body July 25,
1899, appropriating funds for street and sew.
er works. The emergency ordinance passed
by the last Council empowering the Commit.
tee on Streets 10 perform certain acts cannot
reasonably be construed as authority for the
creation of Improvements which properly and
legally appertain to the office and duties O.
City Engineer, and the absence of this Off er
so important, ard l may add so indispensable
to our city government, should be more than
sufficient to indicate 1.-THE Improperly of
continuing work, wherein necessary office
of this municipality is practically aanihiated.
One OF the resolutions which | assume the
liberty of disappearing appropriates five hun
uTel QOlldIS kFOOJJ lOI iOdu way on GlDOOu
street, the work to be done under the super.
vision OF the Committee on Streets and City
Engineer. II this appropriation be intended
for immediate availability. it must be distrib
uted, not under the supervision OF City En-
gineer and Committee on Streets, but under
the Committee on Streets and one OF the com.
mittee's employees
it is not my purpose to discuss the merits
Of resolutions under consideration, but to EN-
phaslze necessity of an independent head
which should have the direction of work, the
formation of estimates and the construction
of plans An employee OF the Committee on
Streets or of any other committee cannot, and
does moi, enjoy the prestige that properly Ell :
virons the head of an important department
of cur city government. and if there has been
heretofore an indulgeni tolerance of deviations
ON safe and lawful lines. because of extra
ordinary conditions surrounding our recent
sewer and street enterprises, eyigencies JUST
flying such lspses no longer exist they have
b zen disslpsted by the completion of the III IL
unfinished work, and today, we might with
prudence and with advantage to the heslth
and happiness OF our people convert available
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-08

before been stating that the gravel on
Commerce street had been mixed with
nigh. soil Former Engineer Dunn
had approved of the gravel. MIR. Corse
had said thai this gravel was nearly
equa! 10 Cement. His opinion was
conceded in by Mr.. Watkins, Mr..
Power, Mr.. Roberts and Mr.. Cats,
who had usei it. The whole matter
had been well considered. The gravel
was streaked with iron and to some
seemed like clay, but it was the very
best quality of gravel. By accident u
calls grave had been discovered In 1t
and the animal removed, but by mis-
take small portion of tainted sand had
been used on Commerce street. AS
soon as possible disinfectants had kill
ed the odor and the effect Of the acct
dent had been obviated.
Mr.. Paff inquired to whom the gravel
bank beleEged.
Mr.. Smith said that he was not pre-
pared to answer that question at this
time.
Mr.. Evans said he was sure that the
gravel used was the best he had ever
seen and he lad seen good deal OF
railroad work.
Mr.. Lawler gave his experience as
| to Commerce street. He was not an
expert but knew gravel from mud. He
| would not vote for any more gravel
work till the quality of the gravel be-
ing used was fully ascertained, and il
! ha wanted EXPERTS on gravel be would
20 outside of the committee on streets
He said a prominent citizen and large
taxpayer on Commerce street had call
| ed his attention 10 the stuff; ball OF 1t
| as large as big watermelon had been
| rolled together and but little sand OF
gravel had been found in it; about sc
per cent OF it was mud.
Mr.. Smith said that some clay was
necessary to hold the sand aud gravel
together
Mr.. Snowden asked if it would not
be cheaper to buy all sand and gravel
at 65 cents and then buy clay at a
| much lower rate and mix them.
Aresolution by MIR. Lawler for com
mittee to investigate the character OF
the gravel recently used on streets,
etc., was agreed to after some objec-
ton by Mr.. Smith, who wanted an
expert TO be employed.
The chair appointed Messre. Lawler
and Moore on the committee, but SIR
Lqwler said be expected to soon leave
the city and Mr.. kel ey was named in
mis- stead.
Bills of $40 from each of the member;
of the examining board on the qualiti
cation of the city engineer were refer
red.
The bill OF DR.. Miller for attendance
on smallpox cases, vaccination, &c.
was ordered to be paid with slight re
duction.
] Mr.. Smith introduced u resolution re
| questing the corporation attorney 10 re-
port on the proper construction of the
charter as TO the effect of the Mayor
holding bills longer than three days.
! Mr.. Smith introduced resolution es
;ablishing a quarantine against the
Newport News section but Mr.. Snow
den said il was generally believed that
the yellow fever scare had abated and
the matter was laid over.
a communication from Health Off
Ger Miller recommending the election
of new Board OF Health was received
The session did not close until nearly
eleven o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-08

AMONG THE first orders General
Miles has felt authorized to issue is
one directing that soldiers be taught
how to shoot. In view of the immense
cost TO which this country isp put to sup
ply the arny with guns and ammunl-
ton such an order as the one referred
to certainly seems little strange, bu;
that it is a wise one. nobody denies VINO
is familiar with the material OF which
the recruits are composed, and OF the
incentives of the men against whom
they are fighting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-08

THE jngoes would now 60 to war
with China because she sells guns to
the Filipinos, who are fighting for their
liberty, though the administration con-
tended that Americans had the right to
sell the Cubans, who were fighting for
the pleasures of brigandage, all the
arms and ammunition they could pay
FOR. But the administration has its boots
on now and is anxious to fight the
whole human race.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-08
PRINCE WILLIAM DEMOCRATS

O~N.1 =
The Prince W'iliiAc. c-ulty copvsr
ton held at Manassas yesterday afrs,
noon to select delegates to the Stats
senatorial convention, which meets in
this city tomorrow was well attend.
ed. Twepty.seven delegates were eIec.
ted without instruction, there being N
opposition to Captain Donahoe. T \
Conrad, jr., one of the leaders Ct tho
Martin fight in Prince William counry
offered the following resolution. wbic,
was unanimously adopted
Having the most implicit cor!iieno.
10 Capt. s. R. Donahoe, We dec inc n
instruct our delegates to the senatorial
convention, but We hereby expires. lbs
belief that the n iment OF Prince VII.
liam county is largely 10 favor Of Gov
J. Hoge Tyler for the United STATE:
Senate.
A resolution that provoked more d.
bate than any other business before the
meeting was offered by J. ?. Laachmsp
as follows:
Resolved in mass meeting assembled
That it is the sense OF this meeting thai
upon all occasions when it is Necessary
to select deleea Is to suy convention
that the county executive commiue-are
hereby directed to provide either
primary election or district convention
10 be held in each magisterial district
for the purpose OF selecting delegates 10
ell district and State conventions.
The discussion on this proposition
ran high until former Congressman E
E. Meredith offered an amendment a.
follows: whenever, in their opinion.
it shall be deemed necessary" Tie
resolution as amended was adopted
practically by unanimous vote,
The following resolution Was then
unanimously agreed to:
Resolved, That while We abr5qate
our right to the Senator for this term 10
favor of Ca ntain Donahoe we insist that
the rule which has so long prevailed
between the city of Alexandra and
counties comprisiniug the senatorial
district, shall 10 the future be respect.
ed. This rule is not only fair and ju:-
and has worked smicably for so many
terms, always brings harmony to the
party, that we snail in the future usa
that it shall not again be abrogated
1t has been the policy in this sens.
torial district, comprising the city oi
Alexandria and county, Fairfax sri
Prince William counties, to allow each
county to name its candidate in ro'a
lion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-08
500 REWARD. $40

The readers of this paper will be pea .c1f. b
learn that there is at least one uicS '..;ol
ease that science has been able 70 c-, lsyr
its stages and that is Catarrh. ha' ,,.,s,
Cure ia the only positive cure now i n.y. a.
the medical fraternity Caarin PEN -;c.,
stitutions) disease, requires 1on' .'.s5 ].
treatment. Halls Cstsrrh Cure j. t ''. =.
ternally, acting directly upan ID. .,,s5r q.
mucous surfaces of the system , ,., s..
stroying the foundation OF l9e t ts'5is. 2,
giving the patient strength oy u.. 5st!
the constitution and ASSISTING ~ ~ - ID;
its work. The proprletofs na.' res u.
faith in its curative powers tu'' 80 20 is
falls to cure Send for list Of 'e'''n-''
Address, % Toledo
Gold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the Oe'''
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of the committee was pranimop.lr -,

of the committee was unanimously ado,,.s
The Committee on Claims reported ra S'v-
mending the payment of the bills ~ n.
Julian 7. Miller. Health Officer. for non ~
ending February %, 1899, $500; 313 r rs'''
nations $79.25, aud for professional sen yica
to May 1, 1893, $3.50 and the report W.
unanimously adopted.
The following were received fror, -,
Board Of Aldermen and their a tion ca ~
CURED in: A message from the Mayor. si..
resolution appropriating $50 for 1lDe s ,,.'
ter at King and West streets. 49,
A resolution Apr priating $25 10 MIA.
pipes in gutter at the Pennsylvania r.ii,o,s'S1
crossing, corner King and Fsyc,ta Streets 20
received from the Bard of Aldermen NJ, Nd
their action non.concurred in and the M.
referred to the Committee on Streets
The board thon adjourned.
JOHN 81. STRIDER, President
Teste: D. 3. STANSBURY. Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-08
TUESDAY EVENING, AUG. 5 1899

Now. SINCE the things, for they are
not men, who exploited their cowardice
by endorsing the outrages OF the
strikers in Cleveland, have found out
that those outrages are not as popular
a. thew vainly supposed them to be,
tbev true to the character OF such
tbincs. have denied that they took the
mart of the strikers, and professs them
salves as in favor of allowing every
man 10 do as ne pleases with his own,
whether it be money or labor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-08

Several leading generals o. c -,
to Domingo have declared iC' Wv
eral Jiminez, and many OF tne u'''. :.
ment soldiery are deserllag u
cause. The situation is very sF''ss' ~, !.
persons suspected OF taxing g'f. j.; ,. G.,
ievo utionary movement IN H'y''
been arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-08
Alexandra, Aug. S,
Gored by a Bull.

Bed Pa, August S.-Ja-oo si.i
aged 81 years OF Pennsyyi. q 20 nue. .'.
her, farmer, was yesterday torn 10 ~
By fierce bull. Shank had gone .aIo ) ~ !,
belonging to neigbbor wneFe be "''
tackled by the bull, which tossed a'.- j.. ~. -,
air, jabbed its horns through h.s p.V'rrli
form several times and then threw tls III
over a high fence into an adjoining w.
Death was almost instantaneous
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-08
Volcanic Eruptions

Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rot
life of joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve
cures Old Running and Fever Sores,
Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Corns, Warts
Cuts, Bruises, Scalds, Chapped Hands
Chilblains. BestPie cure on earth
Drives out Pains and Aches. Only 2;
cts, box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by
E. S. Leadheater 6 Sons, Druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-08

"Our baby was sick for a month with severe
cough and catarrhal fever. Although we
tried many remedies she kept getting worse
until We used One Minute Cough Cure-it re.
iieyed at once and cured her in few days"
B. L. Nance, Prin. High School. Buifdale
Texas. Edgar Warfeld, IT,, corner King and
Pitt streets,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-08

The gas works at Wabash, Ind, were
destroyed by q terrific explosion, which
shook the city, at 3 p. NJ, yesterday.
The company installed the acetylene
plant less than year ago, it being the
first ever put in for Illuminating city
with the new light.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-08

"Dewit.'s Little Early RiseFs 30 ., u III
good than all bioo1 medicine; TSong1
pills" writes Geo H. Jacobs, o. g,l9e ~
COM. Prompt, p esSant he''. Ind ll'd (.
cure constipation, arouse Inc i b,de3. 80
action and give you cIe'l I'm. g,5c spge.E
nerves, a clear brain and 3 ny g,"t spiM
Edgar Warfeld, jr, corner A'Hs
streets,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-08

1t is stated that the Filipinos demand
81 100000 for the release of the Span
ish prisoners still in their possession.