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La Junta tribune., 1899-05-20
LA JUNTA oTERo COUNTY COLORADO SATURDAY,

/ Leave orders for ice at Smith S
music store.
/ For fresh bread, pies or cakes go
to Fishers postoffice news stand.
( The La Junta Music Store will
sell you any piano you want, on
easy payments and without interest.
Z C. c. Washburn, bailif of the
United States court at Denver,
was in town several day this week
visiting relatives and friends.
The Ladies Aid of the NJ. L.
church will serve strawberries and
cake at the parsonage Tuesday
evening, May 23d. All are invited.
Mrs. +. d. Godfrey, of Denver,
who has been the guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Jenkins,
for several weeks, returned home
last Wednesday morning.
n. S. Larsen and family leave
today to visit their old home at
Elgin, Ill. Mrs. Larsen and the
children will probably remain all
summer, but MIR. Larsen will re-
turn in about two weeks.
The last meeting of the Fort
nightly Club will be held at the
home OF Mrs. b. M. Spalding, Sat
Iurday afternoon, May 2oth. 1t is
to be Children's Day, and children
OF club members are invited.
H. |. Dallas, OF Omaha, travel
sing agent of the Phoenix Of London
insurance company, was a La
ajunta visitor Thursday. Mr.. Dal-
Jas represents the company in
(which nearly all of the railroad
sproperty is insured.
Z ]. A. Kintner, who for the past
.six months has been running be-
ftween La Junta and Denver in the
Email service, returned to Salida
MONDAY to take the run between
that point and Durango. Z. A..
Marsh is Mr.. kintner's successor
on the Bly, run.
DIR. +. G.. Lancaster, of Colo
RADIO College, Will deliver the bac-
Ecalaureate sermon to the graduating
class OF the Union High School,
No. 1, at the opera house Sunday
evening. There will be no serv-
ices at the churches, all joining in
a union meeting
Attorney Gibson, now of La
Junta, but formerly resident OF
kiowa county, was a Lamar visi-
tor Tuesday. Mr.. Gibson was
much surprised to see SO much life
and activity in our town, and quite
agreeably so, as he had not been
here for several years.-Lamar
Register
The county clerk received let
ter from Mrs. Mary Flanagan, OF
Brooklyn, N. y, this week, ask
ing for information concerning the
whereabouts of her lost brother,
Owen Conroy, whom she has not
seen in thirty-hve years. A re-
word OF $50 is offered for any in
formation concerning him, dead or
alive.
NJ. C. Stephens, executor of the
Graham estate, was down from La
Junta this week attending court,
accompanied by his attorney, Hon.
D. b. Carey. The motion Of the
llcgatee, Markus Graham, that the
executor be required to give bond,
was argued at length by the attor.
neys. Judge Billingslea gave his
decision overruling the motion.
Lamar Sparks.
The Fortnightly Club met in
regular session at the Presbyterian
church Saturday, May I3th. Mrs.
E. E. Cole read an interesting pa
per on the cred Cross Movement y
Mrs. Turley's paper, "a Sketch
of Clara Barton's Life" was fol
lowed by Mrs. Hasklns, who gave
. brief account Of the "Life oi
Florence Nightingale" Miss Liz.
La Junta tribune., 1899-05-20
# KENDALL'S TX
Latest Styles
In Lace Curtains.

Women with thoughts of home
decorating will be interested
in this brief notice of cur
tains. The styles are new
and the prices are right.
La Junta tribune., 1899-05-20
Interesting
News Of Waists.

Have you seen our stock OF
waists? Then you have bought.
You couldn't resist the great
array of charming styles un-
less your waist wants were
filled for all time to come. To
those of you who have not
yet invested in waists we say
sec this stock; you'll buy or
we miss our guess.
La Junta tribune., 1899-05-20
Ferris Waists
For Girls.

Stylish, well-made waists they
are; possessing all the good
qualities OF those which are
made for women. The little
lady may be fitted and suited
from this waist stock, and
mother will be saved the trou-
BILE and annoyance of home
making.
La Junta tribune., 1899-05-20
Underwear
For Women.

A most complete assortment of
Isle and gauze vests and
knitted drawers is here. Not
a reasonable underwear want
that cannot be filled from our
stock, economically filed too.
La Junta tribune., 1899-05-20
Cotton Dress Fabrics.
Specially Low Priced.

We always keep in close touch
with the cotton mill men. 1t
enables us to give you the
very newest creations in cot
ton fabrics as soon as they are
produced. Incidentally it en-
ables us to catch a bargain
occasionally.
La Junta tribune., 1899-05-20
Women's
Oxford Ties.

Our shoe section would not
maintain its enviable position
in local shoe circles if it did
not meet your demands for
every new and stylish shoe.
A new lot of Oxford ties
makes its initial bow this
morning. See the ties-they
are the very quintessence of
stylishness. And note the
modest prices.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-12-29

ehi 90 south Afnsa from india
French and gcfman sums have le n
snurFlri io che nncfs in seciiuua.
rnr'ard proposes 10 organize a l8fro
CORPS liho RuoFetelrs Rough Bidors
Lord Roberts De- confident that hls
o1ming campaign will be- SUCCESSFUL
Arizona and New Mexico are max
Ing q strong campaign for Statehood
admiral Won Dlcdrlchs has been
made chief NJ The German naval stan.
senator Hanna Is opposing the c'oc-
ton uf Burns 20 the nltC from CALI
flrula
The United States il negotiating Tor
one of the Galapagos Islands az a coal
ing station
There o. nothing In the story that
General Butler has forced the passage
of The Tugela river
Goodwin Smith and James Bryce
have both attacked the Transvaal pol
ley OF the British Government.
The proposed reciprocity treaties
with France, Argentine and the West
Indies are likely to be defeated.
t1'N't ~ 'idib'H al Aut DIitiSu Adb-
met are believed to be impending, in
Guiding Chamberlain's retirement.
4 Berlin news agency reports that
the American Government will invite
the powers to propose mediation to
England.
On December is Wall street had a
panic but the associated banks man
aged to stop it by breaking the price Of
call money to 80.
\ large issue of British consols is
threatened, but it is feared that securi-
ties will have to be put on the market
at a discount of 10 per cent.
4 Sun cable from Manila December
is, 80 p. m, says: A report from
General Young, who is at Vigan, sent
by boat to San Fabian and thence by
telegraph, says that word has been re-
ceived that Colonel Howze's column
has all the American prisoners who
were captured by the insurgents, in
Guiding Lieutenant j. G. Gilmore, Of
the Yorktown, who was captured some
months ago near Baler.
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DANGER TO THE CABLE.
Matters Are Now Complicated BY
Spanish Grant.

WASHINGTON Dec. II. - The
United States Government itself will
probably feel the baneful effects of a
cable monopoly, for which Spain Is
responsible. Spain granted conces-
sion to the Eastern Extension Gable
Company, under which that corpora
ton has the exclusive landing rights
for all cables joining the several ISL
ands of the Philippines or connecting
them with other countries.
1t is apparent that the effect of the
cable concession granted the Eastern
Company will be to cause that corpor-
alton to protest against the violation
of it's rights by the United States,
which proposes to run a line from
point on the California coast to Luzon,
via the Hawaiian, Midway or Wake ISL
ands, and to establish international
and governmental cable communica-
ton with Japan, between the Islands
of Luzon and Formosa, and with Chi
ma between the Island of Luzon and
some commercially desirable Chinese
port. The laying of this cable will
naturally injure the value of the East
ern Extension Company's concession
and materially reduce it's business, now
conducted over the Hongkong-Man
line.
Under the decision of Secretary Root
in the matter OF the concession held
by the Western Union, this Govern
ment, under the terms Of the treaty of
peace, will be required to respect the
rights possessed by the Eastern Ex-
tension Company This is apparently
the opinion OF Major r. L. Thompson,
who was chief signal officer OF the ar
my of the Philippines, whose annual
report Is published as an appendix to
the report of Brigadier General Greedy,
chief signal officer.
"The Hongkong cable" Major
Thompson states, formerly termina-
ted at Bolinao, but under the Spanish
authorization of March 80, 1898, it was
extended to Manila. A Spanish decree
granting this extension also appears
to concede the monopoly of cable priv
ileges between Hongkong and Manila
to the cable company until the year
1910, and. what is of still greater pres
ent moment, the decree gives the COM
pany the exclusive landing rights for
a long term of years for all cables join
ing the several islands or connecting
them with other countries.
"The only escape from this monop-
oily seems to lie in the redemption OF
the privileges by purchase, which Is
provided for at the rate of 5000 for
each remaining year of the concession.
The Spanish Government, however, re-
served to public service the right of
inter-island communication, and 1t
thus happens that the army is unham-
pered in the use of its cables for mill
tary purposes"
In order to prevent endless litigation,
therefore, it is evident that the United
States must pay the Eastern Extension
Company nearly 100000 to purchase
its privileges.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-12-29
NICARAGUA CANAL.
The Bill for it's Construction May
Yet be Passed.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE Journal
has the following from Washington:
News has been received in Washington
that the concession of the Nicaraguan
Government to the Cragin-Eyre-G Grace
Syndicate Is to be Cancelled and that
the Nicaraguan Government intends to
extend the life of the Maritime Canal
Company. The United States Govern
ment has made representations to the
Nicaraguan Government that this eX-
tension should be granted. When this
is done It win permit continuance of
the plan suggested In Senator Morgan's
bill In the last Congress for the con-
struction of the canal by the United
States through the fundamentally of
the Maritime Canal Corporation.
An effort will be made during this
Congress to put through the BILL pas
sage OF which was frustrated last year
by lobbyists Of the transcontinental
railroads. ..,..... ..t...
prominent member of the commit
tee was assured this week by the State
Department that no obstacles would
be interposed by the Nicaraguan Gov
eminent TO prosecution of work under
the Maritime Canal Company's conces-
sion. The President said to the same
Senator that 1t was his ambition to see
this great work thoroughly initiated
during his administration.
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BRITISH WAR SfIRIT
is FLAMING HIGH
urnnLlnned I'm 80 b

bills today in the Senate auihur1ing
the appointment OF commissioners 90
investigate trade conditions in the
Orient The commission In each case
is 90 consist OF Eve members. Senator
Gallinper's bin provides for one COM
missioner from the Eastern States, one
from the Middle states, one from the
Southern States, one from the West
ern States and one from the Pacific
Coast statos. Senator Fosters bill
provides for two commissioners from
the Atlantic Coast States. two from
the Pacific Coast States and one from
the Middle West.
Senator Mcmillan introduced a bill
for the construction of a Pacific cable
from San Francisco to Hawaii, Guam
and the Philippines, the route to be de-
cided by a commission; Senator Foster
a bill to authorize the leasing of lands
west of the ninety-ninth meridian for
grazing purposes.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-12-29
Y. M. c. A. Free Entertainment.

Next Monday being New Years day.
there will be reception to young men
from u to o'clock in the Y. NJ. C. A.
hall. In the evening at o'clock, the
annual free entertainment will be Civ
en-. Members are asked to call at the
Association Hall and obtain tickets to
distribute among their friends. The
program will be an interesting one.
The Amateur Orchestra will contribute
three numbers, Mrs. Royal d. Mead a
violin solo; Miss Matilda Walker a
piano solo; Mrs. II. G. Austin and Miss
Lillian Dyington give vocal numbers;
and the Hon. Alex. Young an address
Other numbers will be announced
later.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-12-29
NEWS CONDENSED.

Buffers army has been moved back
five miles.
The German flag has been hoisted
over Apia.
Dewey's Hag lieutenant. T. NJ. Brum-
by, is dead.
Aguinaldo is still reported to be
fleeing In disguise.
General Butler was frequently under
fire during the recent battle.
Every ship in the British navy Is be-
ing prepared for an emergency.
Severe, seasoned regiments will be
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-12-29
Presented to Oahu College.

A rare old volume, formerly in the
library of the Rev. Daniel Dole, has
recently been presented to Oahu Col
lege by his sons, President Sanford B.
Dole and George II. Dole, Esq. The
book was printed in Latin at Amster-
dam, bearing date OF 1892: it is well
preserved and has several excellent
engravings illustrating the cruelties OF
the inquisition.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-12-29
A SURE CURE FOR GROUP.
DAILY MAIL"

Twenty-Five Years. Constant Use with
out a Failure.
The first indication OF Group Is
hoarseness. and IN a child subject TO
that disease 1t may be taken as sure
sign OF the approach of an attack. Fol-
lowing this hoarseness is a peculiar
rough cough. II Chamberlain Cough
Remedy Is given AZ soon as the child
becomes hoarse. or even after the crou-
by cough appears. il will prevent the
attack. II is used In many thousands
of homes in this broad land and never
disappoints the anxious mothers, We
have yet to learn Of a single instance
In which IL has not proved effectual.
No other preparation can show such a
record-twenty-fl years constant use
without failure. For sale by all drug
glsts and dealers; Benson, Smith e
Co, Ltd. agents for II. /.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-12-29
THE CABINET MEETING.
Quarantine Guards Paw Schedule
Railroad Subsidy.

Railroad Subsidy.
At a meeting of the Cabinet held
yesterday morning the following pay
schedule for members of the National
Guard on quarantine duty was APP
proved: Privates, 81 per day; corpor-
ais, 1925; sergeants, $3.50; frs SER
geants, S2.75; second lieutenants, s3.77;
first lieutenants, S4.0S; captains, $4.S4;
adjutants, 1854; majors, S6.74; lieuten
ant colonel, $S07; colonel, S941; SER
geant majors, SO. musicians, S2.25
Minister Cooper made a lengthy re-
port on matters connected with the
plague outbreak, referring particularly
TO the appointment of commission
for the inspection of Chinatown, to the
inspection of Chinese and Japanese
quarters from Waikiki to Kalihi, and
also to the experiments in connection
with the probable presence of plague
bacilli in sake and sol.
Minister Damon reported in the mat
ter of the application for subsidy by
the o. r. & l.. Co. amounting to S10,-
500, that the appropriation with the eX-
ception of 500 was exhausted.
The question of the land sales spe
cial deposit balance of s24, 500 was held
over until final action has been taken
by Congress in regard to local matters.
The applications of w. j. Coelho and
Aaron Ku to be appointed notaries
public were referred to the Attorney
General for investigation and report.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-12-29
Honolulu's Kipling Fund.

The following cablegram was re-
ceived yesterday by Mr.. Robert Cation,
who has forwarded the money for the
fund collected here:
From London.
"Nottac, San Francisco: Hearty
thanks for generous action Of the peo-
pie OF Honolulu. Kipling poem fund
now forty-five thousand pounds and
greatly needed,
DAILY MAIL"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-12-29

Hives are a terrible torment 70 the
little folks, and to some oldAr ones
Doane's Ointment never falls. Instant
relief and permanent rure Al any
chemists, 80 canfR.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-12-29
HlnltlIg, Bremen Fire Insurance Co

The. undersigned having been ap-
pointed agents of the above company
are prepared to insure risks against
fire on Stone and Brick Buildings and
on Merchandise stored therein on the
most favorable terms. For particulars
apply at the Office of
+. A. SCHAEFER &c CO, Agts.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-12-29

Only the beat red rubber stamps at
the Gazette o11ss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-31
De tOdaS parties.

El Seoretario de Estado americana estk
disgustado con el gobierno de Pretoria por su
conduota con el consul yankee Mr. Macrum
quien SO halla encsrgado de representa- los in .
tereses britanicos mientras dure Ia guerra.
Por indicaoiones del Gobierno de Londres,
ell depsrtamanto de Estado de Warrington te'
legraf6 al consul para que solioitsse psrmiso
del gobierno transvaliano para recibir fondos
de IDglaterra con que mejorar Ia situaoi6n de
los prisioneres s iDgleses.
Ri secretario de Estado beers le manifesto
oortesmente cue todo cuanto 80 relacione con
los prisionaros debia tratado con los gene.
raies boers' que 81 go';--nn de Pretoria care.
ola de atribuciones para tratar de esa ..-=- 1e
asuntos por la via diplomAtoa.
Haoe dias que no SO reciben telegramas del
consul yankee en- Pretoria, crey6ndose fanda'
damente que el gobierno beers no le permite
oomunioar por medic de deepaohcs cifrados.
La opinion pablica casi tcds la prensa
americana, simpatiza con la oausa de los beers.
-Telegraffan de Montevideo (Buenos All
res) que Ia Camara de Uruguay ha sanoionsdo
Ia ley autorizando la construction del nuevo
puerto de Mcntevideo, adoptando para ella ell
proyecto frances Guerrayt.
Un fondo anual de un million de pesos pro-
ximamente sera COZ rstituido para pagar las
obras, mediante ell aumento de por 100 sobre
los derechos de exportsci6n y la fjaci6n &
por 100 de los dereohos de importation.
-Deseoso el gcbierno itsliano de dsr ma
yor importancis 4 Ia secci6n de 50 psfs en- la
Exposition universal de Paris, ha elevado
2.2o0. 600 frances ell presupuesto de gastos des
tinados Ia misma.
I'm despacho de San Vicente de Cabo
Verde, dirigido Lloyd, ha dado ouenta de
que el vapor <Persia, que sali6 de Queenstow
el % de Ootubre passdo conduciendo un escua-
dr6n de irsgones ipgleses con destino Ia Co.
lonia del Cabo de Buena Esperanza, ha sido
remoioado dicho puerto con el arbol de Ia he
lice roto algunas otras averfas de considers
ci6n.
-Dicen de Nueva York que el ministerio
chileno presidido por ell seilor Sotomsyor, ha
presentado Ia dimisi6n. No &c sabe como %
resolverA 10 crisis.
Ell Institute Agrfcola Catalan de BARGE
Iona ha enviado un telefonems al ministro de
Estado, hacienda preseute que Ia concession de
Francis, permitiendo introducir vinos itnlianos
con mas de gramos de sulfato de cal, PERU
dicarA nuestro comercio de exportaci6n.
Cree convenience, por 10 tanto, recabar
para Espsi1a iguales ventsjss que las ooncedi
das 1talis.
Ell sefor Wisskirschener ha pedido al
gobierno de su naoi6p (Austris) que solioite de
Espaha una indemnizsoi6n de dahos perjui.
cios favor de I'M subdito austriaoo que fuk
preso darante sesenta y dos diss en- Barcelona
por falsas soapechs.
- Hs fondeaio en- 9! puerto de Santa Cruz
de Tenerife (Canarias) IL fragata de guerra
francesa e1phygenie,, sarpando el misnlo dis
para buenos Aires ell Transports argentine
sPampss.
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Costumb[es del T(ansvaa|,

Cuando un joveu boer Sc determine con
traer matrimonio su primera diligencia es to-
mar nota de todas las jovenes oasaderas do la
veoindad.
Hecho este se pone una plums en- ell som
brero, mete en- las alforjas varias,osjas de oirue
las conftadas y unas velss, .monta 4 caballo y
se eoha por esos mundos en- busoa de novia
Llega una casa, se apea, llama, ofrece 4 la
se1lora una GAIA de oiruelas la nina una
vela. LIS oiruelas son siempre aceptsdas, las
velas a]gunas veces. Cuando sc rehusan signi
fcs que perdone por Dies. 81 son aceptadas,
Ia mama sscs un ALTER y 10 Introduce On Ia
vels, 10 que indica que la entrevista de los fu
turos debs durar todo 10 que tarda la vela en-
gasta.se asdeja solos sue!en arrar ,ar ef alfaoe
= oolocarle algunas pulgadas maa ah.:9.
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Carolina.

Para oorroborar 10 que dijimos antes de
aver aceroa de la administrator proba, celosa
6 intelligence de don Ramon H. Degado duran
te los % meses, no completes, en- que desem-
pefi6 el cargo de Aloalde de la Carolina, publ
camos hoy los siguientes datos que con ese I'M
nos han remitido los sefores Contador Depo-
sitsrio de aquel Municipio.
Tomo possession el de Diciembre 1898.
Reoibi6 una deuds pendiente de cobro de amos
anteriores de $l3 71.34 y una existencia en- ca
ia de s2o7 81. En- deuda pendiente de pago
por ejercioios desde el 95 96.-$l4. 329 a.
Sc dec'-o A''lido por insolvencia para ell oobro
$1oO.
En- tai situao';n. orgsniz6 desde luego
una oaena pyoan,@ poaT,L@ ,.umeDtando el ndmero de
guard!as; artes.G hermose6 GALES y plaza;
organize .o' su nm loon naJi7sDcia; reali.6
lo;nuiendo /. Ia mas oompleta ar: oe aprem,o'
--.ieaad y la Admon, y, "onla en're
renuncia en- de Diciembre dltimc cesar smslo Ios
su sucesor lqnidads la deuda con-, =, W.;
oipio una existenoia e.j. do T{43.56 do
liars, ademas como 1ec2-soa 81 9o6 IA ctvs.
pendiente de cobro de 1898 80 en- su oasi
t>taidad Ell repsrto del actual ejeroioio, con
escepclon de contrbuyentes qpienes aondi6
le aYudaron gustosos con Gus Quotas, fntegras
dejando de molestar con 'cobros.a todos los de-
-. oea.is ha.ts Que repuestoa ago de los perjui-
ooaslc nados por ell huracAn, puedan sin "a
crlhcio sati'facer sus contribuoiones
Esta ha sido Ia administration de don Ra.
mon II. Delgado, que oensura Gel Pafs, por ser
federal.
Recibio la Aloaldfa de nuestro amigo v
buen correligionario don Justo Ca,ablanoa, 81
que tsmbien administro con cello = capacid.d;
pero que habiendole tocado ell azaroso aiG,ii
periodic de la guerrs, presidiendo el anterior
Ayuntamiento Unconditional que trajo squel
deabarsjuste, no pudo por tai oirounstancia, nj
tuvo tempo, de dedcar sus iniciativas y ener-
gfss & solucionar ell conficto econ6mico, como
era su prop6sito mas frme.
El actual Alcalde 'don Eugenio Malpios,
como aquellos, amigo oorreligionario, pone
al servicio del pueblo y de su administraci6n,
con buena voluntad, sus aptitudes, que son mu-
ohas, y estamos seguros que gu gesti6n 60 de
jarA NADIA que desear y satisfarA de jgual modo
& sus convecinos,
Porque aaf proceden los fedsrales de la Ca
rolina, no encuentra campo que des srrollarse
ell elemento republican, en- dioho pueblo, de
ahf que, como unico recurso, tienda <El PATS,
con sus <pullitas, despertar rivalidades entire
nuestros amigos de aquel simp&tico pueblo.
Pierde 81 tempo.
Dedfquese encomisr & los conserv vadores
de Aibonito, que ahora son incondicionales
amerioanos como Gel PATS.
Y no vaya donde hay patriotismo porque
allf sno prende Is semilla.,
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busna 0easi6n

Por tsner que auaentarae sus dusnos, 70
vende Ia casa namero 10, oslle del Sol en- sats
Capital. Informarkn On II tisnds de
Manuel H. Donaingusx.
Plaza dol MeHcado n-a-15-12
-. Esta mafIana hemos presenoiado Ia
llegada de un individuo { 10 Sala dc SocorRos,
con ouatro hsridas de confederation que 10 fue'
ron inferidas on Puerta de Tierrs, seedn 81 di.
CO. por IN desconocido Al practicable II GU.
rsoi6n 81 practioante lsehor Llauger, lamar
los anxiliares camlleros para que ano como
les es obligstorio, estuviesen &.sus 6rdenes, na.
die se pressut6, teniendo 81 prsoticsnts que
hacerle solo 10 curaoi6n. Segan declars d he.
rido, tamben al oerlo en- Puerta de Tierra, no
-~--i -an;ntn nuien de-