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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18
Sir Thomas liptou's Cup Challen-
ger Reaches Port,
VOYAGE WAS VERY QUICK.
Vessel Was flowed 1000 MILES nud
sailed 1900 Best Hun 2Os
Knots.

New York. Aug. ig.-slr Thomas LIP
tons yacht Shamrock. challenger Tor
lhc Americas cup. reached this port to-
Jay accompanied hy her tender tho
rto1nyacht Erin. Tho shamrock aaiIrd
from Falrlio on the clyde. August o. and
Whd" the Transatlantic voyage On much
quicker time than was anticipated.
The Erin t0wod the Shamrock about
-000 miles aud the latter sailed s0mc-
ming more than 1900 miles. Her boat
days run under canvass was g6S knots.
Most VI the towing was done after
passing the Azores August ..
AZ quarantine the yachts were
promptly cleared.
The shamrock was yawi rugged and
painted light green She ulf-ted tho
hlue ensign OF the British navy with Sir
Thomas Llptuu'H private slEuul. green
shamrock on yellow ground with a
green border.
The shamrock shows light suvory
metal where The paint has been sorapcd
from the sides,
The crew of the yacht arc well aatlH-
He'd with IA" behavior VI tho challenger.
ON board the Erin was Cheyniier
MARITIME, marine painter 20 the queen.
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WELSH MINE EXPLOSION.
Twenty-Five Persons are Killed and Other
are In Danger


London. Aug. is-By an explosion
today In tho l.lcst Colllory In ola
movanshlrc. wales. eighteen persons
were Killed. and sixty others arg still
IN danger
The explosion occurred during the
night SHIFT when there were only MY
men iu the mine.
There were many heroic acts In the
cudcaNor Ia save the survivors from
the effects " the after damp, but 50 tar
only i've have been rescued alive.
Pathetic scenes were witnessed a. the
bodies were brought 10 the surface,
men. women and children crying aud
eagerly waiting Tor tidlngs Of the en-
tomb.d miners.
Z pm.-As this dispatch T. sent the
Hist % dead IN thu colliery disaster In
not believed 10 number 20. ana u Il I'M
derstUud an the living have been res
Cuod Thousands uf people have gath
cred around the mouth VI the miue.
Many persons were injured by the ex-
pluHlun.
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PRAISES FRANCES DEAD.
Emperor Williams Tribute 10 German and
French Soldiers.
Unwilling Of Monument ON the Hat
tleneId In the vicinity
Of uotg.

Berlin. Aug. is-Emperor william
yesterday unveiled monument 60 the
dead " the regiment " the First
Guards ON the st. Prvat battlefield
IN tho vicinity u Metz. In the address
which his majesty made on the ocea-
sion he said
"Iallowcd recollectlons attend to-
days festival, making hearts beat
higher My nrrt regiment OF foot
guards 10 represented by one company,
its glorious fiagH and many old CONE
rados who fought and BLEED on this spot.
unvcil this monument Ia remembrance
OF those who frll ou the field Of battle.
This ceremony also takes place In
the presence Of my youngest regiment.
and the whole army represented BY the
troops " the sixteenth corps. This ia
almost the only regiment which has
not hitherto been represented By mon
ument on this blood drcnch-d ncld.
Yet u had fun claim 90 one. Al
though II II nearly related By history
TO my house, whose princes and kings
IL has been called upon 10 train up and
though u might rightly thercfoN' be-
considered hs u family household rugi-
ment yet my grandfather ana not hest
tate for "a moment 10 sacrifice a. the well
fare ~ the country the troops 20 dear
10 him, History tells ~ how the rrgi-
mcnt fought. BLEED and fulnlled H. oath
and how It's behavior evoked the praise
and IT. sorrows the tears NJ the great
emperor. This regiment with me uH
ia senior COmrude, today sets up a
memorial Of stone 10 It's heroes who
rest beneath the swari.
The design Of this monument diners
from that usual ON b1itlcnoldH. A mail
clad angel leans On calm rvpuae ON "a
sword adorned with the regiments
proud motto. 'S.mprr tails
II desire that the meaning Of this
figure be generally known. II stands
on this bloudstaiuel Held as "a guardian
90 AN the brave soldiers ~ both armies,
French and German who fell
Tho French soldiers who found "a
glorious grave at g. prlvut also fought
hraycly and horolgully. Tor their emp.r-
or and fhtherluud When our nngH are
lowered In greeting before this bronze
statue and nuttcrs mourufully over the
graves q our dear comrades may they
wave over tho tomhs ~ our foes and
whisper that we think sorrowingly ~
their brave dead, with deep thanks
and an upward glance TO Lord q hosts
Tor the guidance lie su morclfully
youchsnfel to our great emperor We
will recall that the Countlcss souls ~ an
counter will look down upon us this
day from whence they stand around the
throne ~ the supreme Judge united In
eternal peace"
Emperor william strongly ompha-
sized the words "all" ana both IN his
utterances when referring 90 "ull" the
brave soldiers OF both" armies.
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President Snow today ordered the
Stars and Stripes thrown 70 the breeze
on the Temple.
The Elks will have handsome float
and cmblcms Of their order In the vol
untecr parade tomorrow.
No organization can appear In the
parade unless they FIRST report to HIN,
says Grand Marshal lcnrOsc.
The local brotherhood Of American
Painters and Decorators today decided
70 participate Ia the procession tomor-
row.
Members Of Battery c will meet At
the residence u Capt. n. W. IcnnlngH
33i west South Temple at $40 this
evening, FOR arrangement In sections.
a troop Of the Ninth Z. g. cavalry
from Fort Douglas VIII escort GOV.
Wells and officials from the reviewing
stand TO the grand stand.
Al seven o'clock this evening the
state fiag viii b. raised ON Ensign
Peak by the signal corps. In all prob
ability It win be kept up until Mon
day.
A meeting viii be held at $50 this
evening IN the Hall of Relies, where
the young ladies who VIII pin the
badges on the volunteers will receive
their final instructions.
A requos, has been made by the COM
mittce on banquet 20 Director Empey
for the use OF the Exposition building
TO put tho food iu ia the event of bad
weather. The request was granted.
Miss Cora Snyder and Miss Pearson
have been selected 60 represent Park
city The representative of brigham
city, Morgan and Spriugville have bacn
chosen. but their names arc not yet
announced.
Col Kalrhn and @. A. u. veterans
generally are very anxious 10 have the
ttiumphnl arch 90 use 10 Cuse the next
national cncampmont IL held here, Ben
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18

Hampton has offered to store the arch
FOR nothing.
Heinrich Klcnke. drummer OF battery
49, VIII ma 49, a present from the State
when he returns an elegant St5 snare
drum. u ~ OF the very best make and
Drummer klonkc will be Justly proud
OF Il.
The $500 sent 10 Governor Wells by
Reed Smuut OF Provo. yesterday, WIS
much appreciated by the committee and
reflects great creole upon that gentle
mans hustling abilities as well ~ upon
the patriotism Of the citizens Of Provo.
Governor Wells today issued the fol-
lowing:
our Senator and Representative In
Congress, members OF the Legislature,
state, county and city officers, Federal
officers, military officers, parents Of de-
ceased soldiers, maids OF honor. all
members Of the general committee and
officers OF the Red Cross societies OF
ogden and Salt Lake are expected TO
occupy places upon the grand stand at
Liberty Park. In case any OF these
have not received admission tickets.
same viii be issued upon application TO
q. II, Wells state Bank OF Utah. Main
street, up 10 time the parade passes
brigham Young monument
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FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
-Four Of the KILLED are Americans 70
Locomotive on - side Track
blows Up.

Chicago. H., Aug. ls,-A special to
the Chicago Record from Tamplco
Mexico, says.
49, the explosion OF the boiler OF a
locomotive on the Mexican Central
railroad, seven men were killed and
three others fatally injured, The loco
motive was standing on the side track
ne Curdeuus when the explosion Oc-
ylrrgd. II was OF special pattern and
uf great size being used to haul trains
mp the mountain Among the Killed
are four American engineers who wrru
Ion the cab. Their names were simon,
Fitzgerald, HuHsy and Gibson, AM
hart was standing near the locomotive
when the explosion occurred. He was
hurled "a distance % 100 feet and was
fatally injured. The other men KILLED
were three Mexican iremen and wood
passers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18

Rockville, MD, Aug. is-Armistod
Taylor and John Alfred brown wctc
hanged here this morning Tor the muir
der ot Louis Roscnstoln and hla wife.
The drop fen az 1880 o'clock
Taylor and Brown robbed and muir.
dorcd Louis W0senstoln and hiH wife
Dora on the morning OF May 49, 1899. az
the little town ~ slidcll. Montgomery
county Nd. Brown was arrested to-
Erthcr with a woman with whom be
lived. mainly because Taylor boarded
with them. The latter was captured
in "a house IN the district Of Columbia
about "a week after the murder hut n
crectlng the arrest a fierce nrht en-
sued, resulting in Taylor shooting and
killing one " the oiiiuDrf
The prisoner was token Co Rockville
90 be tried Tor Tho RuHUuatgiu murders.
lie made confession impllUatluu
Brown and both were indicted. The
men were tried and convicted.
Taylor was about 90 years % age and
had spent moro than hair his lie FOO
prison. Brown was about " years OF
age.
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spr.ngyllle contingent.
Union band.
Union contingent.
SPECIAL ORDER ISSUED.
An order Issued by General Penrosc
directs that only the sidewalks on South
Temple street will be allowed 10 be
occupied by citizens a. spectators. and
that hair Of all other streets will be
kept clear Tor the marching column.
The police and all other officers viii
strictly enforce this order. and all citl-
Gems are requested 10 observe H.
Another order Issued hy Grand Mar
shat Ponro1o directs that when within
six PAGES Of the reviewing stand on
Fourth South street. opposite the city
and county building. an colors nhnil be-
lowered and all bands shall cease play.
INK While passing directly In front of
the stand all comets will sound three
nnurishcH ana the drums three rolls.
taking up the marching tune at the end
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18

Meridian. Miss, Aug. ia week
ago Or. y. ~ Wells. living near Rus
sell shot and fatally wounded "a
negro while in the act Of stealing his
cattle. on Tuesday night two negroes
attempted 90 nssassinutc Or, Wells,
and one OF them was shot and killed by
the doctor Another unsuccessful at
tempt was made on the Doctors life
last night.
This has aroused the white people,
and notice has been served on the me-
rrues and any further hostile Increment
toward Dr. Wells VIII precipliatc a
race conflict.
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SENT TO THE ASYLUM.
Need Of Hospital for Treatment Of
Persons Temporarily Affected.

Elizabeth Russell. arrested yesterday
for insanity, was given a hearing before
County Physician II. A, Anderson. Or.
r. s. Wright and Clerk Blair today. and
committed to the asylum at Provo. The
woman lived with her husband at 4
Vine avenue. She was very violent to-
day and bit Deputy sheriff Harrles
twice on the arm She has an idea that
the command OF the American army
was given her by President Mckinley.
II IL thought "a months treatment viii
restore her reason ana as there has
been a number OF similar cases with
IN the past week or so the doctors eX-
pressed regret that there was not "A
hospital In salt Lake county where
persons suffering with "a temporary de-
rangement of the mind could be treated
without having TO send them to tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18

Columbus, o.. Aug, is-More than
MY representative ~ thu leading VIM
dow glass manufacturers ~ the u. -.
met ln executive session here last night
and effected 70 consolidation Of inter-
oFts. "A SELLERS Mckee OF PittAburg
presided over the meeting
OF late many OF the factories have
been operated at loss. The capital
stock VI the combination VIII amount
90 between ST., OOOOO0 and 10000 900.
Details OF the work have not been
definitely completed.
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Opinion as to Glorot, who said ns Shot
81. LAhnrI.

Rennes. Aug, is.--The man who at
tempted to murder Maitrc Labor, lead.
ing counsel FOR Captain Drcyfus. has
been arrested at Dol. In this depart
mcnt. His name Is Glorot; he is a
native Of the department Of cotcs du
Nord. and has confessed.
Glorot was arrested because he said
IN a cabaret yesterday; II am the man
who shot Labor"
The police, It Is now believed, think
the prisoner is only a lunutlc or a
drunkard. deslrous OF attracting atten-
ton and his so-oalled confession may
turn out to be nothing more than an
empty boast The police, however,
are investigating the recent movements
OF tho prisoner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18
LIST or KILLED AND WOUNDED,
Gen. Otis Reports Recent Losses OF Amer
leans In Hattie.

Washington. Aug, is-Gen. Otis to-
day cabled the list OF killed and wound
cd.
Manila, Aug. is.-Adiutunt General,
Washington.
fautry, Aug 9. u, WIN r. Muuseu.
near Busto8 Third infantry ltth IT,
Charles A. Brooks,
Wounded Ntar san Fernando. l2th
Infantry, Ninth r. Corporal william
Barnes. arm sliEht NJ, George Plum
mer, abdomen severe. Dist Iowa, T.,
second Lieut.. Lamont A. Williams. leg.
severe. 22nd infantry II, VIM knols-
ler. leg, moderate, i1th Infantry. u.
Corporal Samuel IL, Lamb, thigh, se-
we're; 10th, L. WIN. Rupel, chest, mod
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18
LOOK OUTFOR THE WHISTLES
When They Pierce the Air and When You Hear the Bells Ring
Know Then That the Boys Are Coming.

General Penroso. Grand Marshal announced this
afternoon that he had arranged with tho Union
Light and Power Company to sound their whistles
IN this city tho moment tho volunteers leave
Ogden tomorrow morning This will be tho means
of notifying tho citizens Of Salt Lake Of the event
and the signal to all organizations. civic and
Otherwise to take their places in tho procession.
In addition to the blowing of Whistles bells will
DO 'eled and general rejoicing INDUCED in.
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crate; 9th Infantry 9th. II. James Lin.
TON Natcs. slight. @, Geo. n. IS straua.
AZ Angeles 6. Richard T.. Kecucn.
ieg. severe. 18Th. !, Henry 4. shlrloh.
foot moderate.
AZ Santa itlta, i2th. r.. james Brown.
forearm, slight
Near San Mntco. gath Infantry, T..
Luuden Ware. head. slight
Near Qulnqul1. Jrt infantry. 18th. ID.
william II. Foster, leg. severe.
Al Angeles. lot artillery l., william
0lrtz. leg. molnrat.. Owls.
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Ngw York, Aug lN-Thu Ward line
officers have received 70 dispatch from
Nassau, bahama Islands saying that
the steamer NlgIlluuIu, which sailed
from here "Wednesday August ON FOR
Mexican ports via Havana where she
WIS due last sunday arrived at
Nassau last evening lll well, and the
vessel In good condition. The Vigil
oncia sailed for Havana at o'clock
this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18

st, Louis. Aug ls.-RepOrts Just re-
ceiyvd from Bslleyillo, III. indicate
that Congressman Jvhu Baker, who
is suffering from "a complication Of dis
eases, n better today
lie has less fever tnan yesterday but
Is very weak His physicians cannot
say whether the cN-CungrcssmAn viii
recover or not.
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London. Aug ls-The Morning Lead
crs Rome correspondent sends infOr-
nation that the pupe's cncyglcM on the
peace conference viii appear next week
IN the OssOviatore Romano, ana short
ly nftcrwurd the pope win address an
important letter 70 the south American
unLAlupALe.
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Utah BOYS ARE
NEARING UTAH.
Cross the California Line This Morning,
and Well on Their Way Through
Nevada = All are Joyous,
HOmeward Bound.

Breakfast at Truckee Ca-A Reno New by NoonGreeted
with Cheers from Men, Women and Chidren-peased
with the Reception in San Franciseo-Eager to Reach Salt
Iake-ine of March, Order Of Procession-Program at
Liberty Park-Specal Train to 0gdem-Thousands OF Peo
pie Coming to Town-A Great Welcome Awaits the
Returning Heroes.
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Big Rapids, Mich. Aug. s.-The
county poor house at stnnwood was
burned last night The IRE started Ia
the insane ward. Adolph Murrln was
burned TO death. Many u the forty IN
mates OF the main building narrowly
pHguuel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18

Renncs. Aug. is.-Maitre Labor was
not we'll this afternoon. He oycrured
himself yesterday and today he was
only allowed 90 exercise FOR half an
hour which he spent In the garden.
ms wound il no worse but no 10 Euf-
fcring from nervousness.
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following from the management OF the
Rapid Transit:

Rapid Transit;
Salt Lake city Utah, Aug. IL, 1890.
Noting your August 18th. Tho
Rapid Transit company IL pleased to
welcome the returning Utah battery BY
rendering IL the freedom Of lta cars
during the reception BY citizens extend
ing TO the ovation to be given at snltair
on the 23rd. and orders VIII be given to
collect no fare during such time from
the wcarcr Of the uniform or deaigna-
tlon OF members Of the Utah battery.
II would also gladly tender the use u
a special car TO run from the station to
entrance Of the reviewing grounds
thence after review TO the reception
grounds and return for any soldiers
who would like 10 march In rcvlcw, but
do not feel equal 70 taking tho whole
route.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18

Capctown. Aug iS-Mllitury con.
ungents are raised daily hero and iu
other cities Tor the TranHvual frontier,
and recruiting Is actively proceeding.
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Of xix pass from the further line OF
the stand
The Governor and his stan and the
other occupants Of the reviewing stand
Will be escorted To Liberty Park by
Troop G. Ninth United States cavalry.
PROGRAMME OF CEREMONIES.
The revised program Is announced as
follows;
Music. "old Hundred" (by audi
cnce and combined bandsJ...
,.,...Pruf, Anton Petersen, leader
Invocation President Lorenzo Snow
Music, Home, Sweet Home.
=, g" o. ",. "Hclds Military band
Address OF welcome B., o.. q, o, ,,.,
q" o.. D.. Governor Hebor NJ. Wells
Response and return OF flags o.,
. o. o.. O., Major Frank a. Grant
Music o. O, g, o, First Regiment band
Address senator Joseph l., Rawlins
Address lin behalf Of the q, A. RI.
Colonel N. NJ Kaighn, Dept. com.
Presentation OF medals from the
state OF Utah 20 each volunteer.
Aquiln Nebckcr, president OF the State
Senate. and william NJ. Roylancc.
speaker Of the House,
Bestowal OF medals by forty-hvo maids
OF honor.
Response and acceptance ON behalf OF
the volunteers Major r. W. Young
and Lieutenant Colonel John o..
Cannon,
Music star spangled Banner" ..
X. OF y. and combined bands,
Prof. Anton Petersen, leader.
THE SOLDIERS BANQUET.
Under the shade OF the trees and
upon tables on the velvety lawn the
volunteers will be Toasted by the ladies
of the Red Cross society assisted by
scores OF beautiful young women, The
banquet win be served Immediately
after the ceremonies az the grand
stand, and tho menu will be as follows;
Fried Spring Chicken.
Saratoga Chips.
Cold Boiled Ham.
Veal Loaf,
Pickles. Cheese.
Vienna Rolls.
Pineapple sherbet.
Cake.
Coffee. Fruit.
MAIDS OF HONOR.
The forty-nye maids OF honor chosen
to perform the pretty function Of dec
Grating the volunteers with the states
medals will be an aggregation OF some
OF the fnircst most beauteous daugh-
tiers OF Utah. They viii be arrayed in
white gowns. with red ana blue sashes,
In addition TO the thlrty-siN whose
names were mentioned In yesterday y
News" the following are announced
making the fun complement OF forty
live:
Park City-Nllss Cora Snyder Miss
Mamie Pearson,
Sprlngville--A Miss Pearl Bailey Miss
Katie Stevenson, Miss Carrie Reynolds
Eurpka-MisH Mile Martin.
brigham City-Mlss lnvon Pierce.
Nephl-Aliss Pearl McCune, Miss An
ME Sorenson,
The medals are arranged In such or
der that they may be quickly given
out by divisions and sections as the
names Of the volunteers appear upon
| the original muster rolls.
RAPID TRANslTs GIFT.
Governor Wells today received the
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spTin. S,.iRliarles VOLS, Geo. A. smoot.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-06
AVISO

El que suscribe, Consul INFERNO
de Dinamarca, hace saber a los sub
dltOs daneseS RESIDENCES en- este dis
trito que la Ley danesa de 10 de
Mario de 1898 prescribe la caduca-
ci6n del derecho de ciudadania da-
mesa a los 10 amos de Residential en-
pa extrangePO. Promulgada dicha
Ley en- Z de Abril de 1898 no tendra
etectQ la caducaci6n hasta precjsa
mente 10 amos decpu6s de dicha ulti-
ma techa. Pueden sinembargo los
interesados, mediante solicitud que
espreSe ell dese0 de conseryar su ma
cionalidad danesa, obtener pr6roga
de dichO plazO de 10 amos. Para la
presentation de dicha solicitud es
precise presentar prueba de ser sub.
ditto danes nacido en- territoriO danes.
Ponce P. r. A de Setiembre de 1899.
Carlos ARMSTRONG hijo.
Consul de Dinamarea INFERNO. Is
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-06


bierno no ha podido repartirse por falta
de psovisionen = estss esCasean mucho
en- las tiendas.
Antes de aver pasaron el dia junto
& Ia ribers o6ste del Rio Gran ie mas de
500 esmpesinos que yenian al pueblo en-
busca de IN pedazo de pan para sus
fsmilias: ateridos de frio por Ia lluvia
y muertos de hambre, pues nj un sorbo
dc cafe habfan bebido, a ESQ de las seis
de la tarde y al presentarse unas mulas
cargadas de provisiones, trataron de
sproVecharse de estss q la fuerza, 81 suS
duefios no les daban algo.
Los conductores, por medic de boci-
mas, comunicaron la poblscion 10 que
ccurrfa, y lie autorizaron para repartir
IN quintal de arros y otro de bacalao.
La anarquta mas completa puede de-
cirse que reina en- la ciudad, pues las
autoridades incomunicadas con la supe-
rioridad, no ssben que hacer.
Los robos van menudeando. FL dia
III fue assltada por una partida la casa
de don Tomas Aquino Gonzalez en- el
barrio de Caguana J despu6s de anna.
rrar este, maltrstandole hiriendo a
su yerno don Arturo Ramos, le robaron
So. 800 en- moneda americana = provin-
cial.
El lefe de la Poliota Insular, senior
Agostini, Sc encontraba en- Jayuya
acompansndo al capitan Macomb, a
su regreso, enterado del hecho, empezt
practicar las diligencias con una acti'
vidsd tai, que al siguiente dia tenfa en-
su poder los principales autores, re-
cuperando una gran csEtidad de dinero.
Merece ser couocido este acto del senoI
Lopez Agostini, que cumple sin des-
csnso los pen0sos deberes de su cargo
Sin embargo, la intranquilidad reins
EN- todos los hogares, pues como nad'
Sc hace para remediar la situaci6n, 81
temen des6rdenes.
Para que tenga usted una idea de
abandono quo existe alui en- todo, hast'
la ofcina postal carece de dinero pari
recoger las 6rdenes que de otros pue-
bios giran a su cargo. Ell alcalde d,
la carcel hace mas dc 90 dfas que tien,
en- su poder un giro, valor de los suel
dos de Julio del personal judicial y to
dsvfa no ha logrado htcerlo efeCtivo
En- la pr6xima me ocupar6 de la hi
Igiene y mortalidad que es muy alar
mante.
lie apreoia siempre su alto.
Ell CoRRRsPoNsAL.