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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-10-04
Police Court Cases.

Albert Enos, who stole shirts and ties
from Carrie Foster, was fined S. and costs
and sent to the workhouse for sixty days.
Carrie Foster. charged with stealing silver
ware from the English Hotel. received a
similar sentence on the charge of grand
larceny. The woman made complaint
against Enos and he informed the detec-
tives that she also was a thief. Her room
was searched and the silver found in a
trunk.
William L. Bruner, charged with lettering,
was fined $50 and costs and sentenced to a
cealed weapons he was fined 500 and costs.
Bruner is a known thief and confidence
man and well known TO the police here.
William Dehorney and Henry White,
charged with petit larceny. the stealing of
a bicycle, were bound over to the grand
jury.
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The C., b. & O.. improvements.

While the railroads in the hilly and noun
famous districts of Pennsylvania and Ohio
have been expanding millions of dollars In
reducing grades and eliminating curves, 1t
seems that the different typographical con-
ditions which prevail in the States west
have not enabled the big ranscontinental
trunk lines west Of Chicago to get along
smoothly without spending vast fortunes
for the same kind of improvements which
are now being made In this section of that
country. Competition in speed has CON-
PEELED many extensive improvements to be
made In Indiana, Illinois, Iowa and Ne
braska. where the country was always
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, which tor
years was considered almost perfect, is now
making improvements which will cost many
millions of dollars. The great billow-like
swells on the p~rairies, where the twin tracks
of this great road surmounted SUBMITS to
descend on long,. gradual descents to the
next depression, are being cut down. and
wherever the original road was curved TO
correspond with the water courses 1t had TO
follow new bridges and fills are being made,
so as to provide a straight track. In addi-
ton to these changes thirty-five miles of ad-
ditiOnal second track are being built west
of the Mississippi river, and IL Is the inten-
ton to eventually make the Burlington a
double track road all the way to Denver.
East OF the Mississippi river the grade at
Princeton has been reduced from I to 4 per
entire division from Chictgo to Burlington
the hills are being cut down, the depres-
sions elevated and new steel-plate girder
bridges put in. b.
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October.

October is the month that seems
All woven with midsummer dreams;
She brings for US the golden days
That hl the air with smoky haze;
She brings for us the lisping breeze,
And wakes the gossips In the trees,
who whisper near the vacant nest,
Forsaken by its feathered guest.
Now half the birds forget to sing.
And half Of them have taken wing.
Before their pathway shall be lost
Beneath the gossamer of frost
Now one by one the gay leaves ny
Zigzag across the yellow sky:
They rustic here and futter there.
Until the bough hangs chill and bare.
What JOY for us-what happiness
Shall cheer the day, the night shall bless?
IT'S Halloween en-. the very last
Shall keep for us remembrance fast.
When every child shall duck the head
To ind the precious pippin red.
Frank Dempster Sherman.
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speclal TO the indianapolis Journal.
WABASH. Ind. Oct 3.-From a reliable
source II is learned that there will be no
attempt made TO reorganize the Indiana
Illinois Baseball League next spring. Tn
til the last week IL was the intention TO
form a league which should include.
with five Illinois teams. three I'm Indiana.
but a scheme Is now quietly being worked
for the organization az a league OF -linois
cities exclusively. leaving out Terre Haute.
Evansville, Charlottesville, and possibly
one other Indiana town. Baseball enthusi-
asfs In Indiana however. are determined
State. and Wabash Will have one OF the
teams.
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Evidence in yapdalta Case.

The taking of evidence in the case of the
State against the Vandalia Railroad to re-
cover about $4,000 900. alleged to be due the
school fund, under special charter by which
the road operated from 1852 to. 1913, was
continued all day yesterday before Noble
c. Butler, special master. George G. Duy,
one OF the experts who examined the
books. was on the stand all day and was
examined by ex-Attorney General Ketcham.
The examination consisted chiefly in identi-
f~ications of statements aud reports sub
mitted by the experts and was, in reality,
the LAYING of the foundation for the case.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA TAX CASE.
Judges Carter and McMaster Will
Give a Decision To-day.

A decision will probably be given in the
Superior Court to-day in the injunction pro-
ceedings of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany against the State Board of Tax Com
missioners TO prevent the board from certi-
flying the taxes assessed against the rail-
road corporation, first to the state auditor
and then TO the auditors of counties through
which the road passes. Judges Carter and
McMaster have had the case under consid-
GRAFTON. They intended to give an opinion
yesterday, but were delayed.
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standing of National League Club

WASHINGTON, Oct. S.-Brooklyn had
an easy victory in the first game to-day
and Washington won the second by good
batting. The second game was called on
account of darkness. Attendance. 5000.
Scores:
First game r II L
washington 30 o 0 Ga s 2
Brooklyn ......0 o 4 o i o 6 j "-l2 IL i
Ba~tteries-Evans and McManus; Hughes
and Farrell. Bases on balls-On Evans, q;
off Hughes, 4. Struck out-By Evans, !; by
Hughes, 5.
Second game X II T.
Washington -...--...0 y y 80 y
Brooklyn .............0 0 0 o o. 10 2
Batteries-weyhing and Powers; McJames
and Mcclure.
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Mary c. Furgason has been appointed adj
ministratrix of the estate of Eliza Nj.
Furgason. furnishing a bond of $4,000. She
also gave a bond of 5000 as guardian of
Alexander and Ezekiel Furgason.
Florence Hicks has been appointed admin
istratrix of the estate Of Alberdef Hicks.
Bond, 800.
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by the addition Of Ell Gates, OF the Toledo
Interstate League team. and a product OF
Wayne county. The game was well played.
Score:
H
Cincinnati ......0 ! Sol o 2 as 10 3
Richmond ......1 o o o 2 ! o is s 8
MISUNDERSTANDING and Wood; ca-;s and
Earle. +.
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A Marion bankrupt.

George r. Fravell. a drug clerk of Marion.
yesterday filed a petition In voluntary bank
ruptcy. His debts are s6.793.4 IS and his as
sets $50.
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Orphans Played Like schoolboys.

CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-The home team played
like schoolboys to-day and presented Louis
VILE six of its runs. Cunningham was
effective and kept his hits well scattered.
Attendance. go. Score:
r. III f
Louisville ;. 20 3 3 o o o . o +10 8 Z
Chicago 49,. 20 o o 0 j o o o l. II o
Observation-Disclosures and Donahue; cun
ningham and thinner.
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THE COURT


1S40s. B.. & o. 8. ". Railway Company VS..
Young. Sullivan c. C.. Affirmed. Bowling, j.
IL In an action against a railroad COM
pany for damages. caused by the negligence
ms team of horses was seen at the road
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Special 20 the indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND. Ind. Oct. Am exhibition
game OF ball was played at the local park
this afternoon between the Cincinnati Ma
tional League team and the amateur team
or this city. The locals were strengthened
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BOSTON, Oct. 3-For five innings Doheny
held the Bostons down TO five hits and
three runs. after which they landed on him
heavily, especially In the seventh, Doyle
was put out of the game in the seventh by
Umpire Hunt for kicking. Attendance. 30.
Score: -
Boston .........0 2 o o lib - o
New York; o / o ! o o o o. s 2
Batteries-Lewis and Sullivan: Doheny
and Wilson. Bases on balls-On Lewis. g.;
off Doheny,.9. Struck out-By Lewis, 3; by
Doheny, 3.
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Admitted to the BAR.

In Room 2. Superior Court, yesterday.
Samuel Kinley Ruick. jr., and John 5.
Matthews were admitted TO the bar.
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THEY NEED MORE POWER
BUYING LOCOMOTIVES, L RE-
TRENcHING IN PURCHASE OF CARS.
Large Increase in Net Earnings OF
the Pennsylvania Lines-Improve-
provements on the C., b. & q.

While there Is a tendency among railroad
men TO retrench in the placing of orders for
cars because Of the advanced prices and the
uncertainty regarding delivery. the placing
of orders for new motive power goes on, al
though, Of course, deliveries take time.
Freight traffic and transportation men say
that orders for cars cannot be placed except
for delivery from six months to a year
hence. They need the cars now. but are not
ordering for the reasons mentioned. Orders
now placed are being delivered tsrdily.
Three freight engines, included in an order
of eight placed with the Pittsburg locomo-
tive works by the Cincinnati, Hamilton &
Dayton, have been delivered and placed In
service on the Indianapolis division of the
road. Two Of the passenger engines included
in the order have been delivered, and one is
now In service. The passenger engines have
boilers sixty inche in diameter. sixty-nine-
inch drivers and cylinders eighteen by
twenty-sfx inches. In addition to the thirty
Vauclain compound locomotives ordered Of
the Baldwin locomotive works by the Balti-
more & Ohio on Sept. Is, an order for twenty
additional engines Of the same type has been
placed with these works. The entire lot of
fifty engines Is to be delivered about the
first OF the year. The Pittsburg & Lake
Erie has placed an order with the Pittsburg
locomotive works for ten consolidated simple
locomotives. These are to be delivered in
March. The Brooks locomotive works are
turning out one engine per day.; the Baldwin
works twelve TO fifteen per week. The Rus
sian government wants one hundred loco
motives for the Transsiberian Railroad.
and il has as yet been unable to find where
they are coming from. There are no loco
motive works in America that could handle
the order for several years to come, and
the works Of Europe are in the same con-
gested condition, with facilities which are
interior to those of the United States
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PALWsTRY.

Rx12usTRY-Nme. Frances. Her mission Is the
science OF the hand. Her readings Is minute.
nleor ana logical. Swiftly and unerrtngly she lays
koro every detail OF your life. as you alone can
know Il. She Is not a fortune teller. thought
roa0of. and does not pose as either. She simply
reads yoar hand I'm a straightforward manner
wifhouf paying you any compliments Her par
Iors are sought for with much interest, Tor II Is
. decIded1y novel experience 10 have your inner
9houehts and character calmly and ~candidly set
forth. Az the chief events OF your past. present
and future explained and proven to you during
her stay in thfs city. she has read over one
ehousand hands and has testimonials from scien-
tic men and women OF the day. and as her stay
IN the city VIII be short. and that all may be
BENEFITED b. a reading. she will reduce the price
20 COO and 81 Pariors. 21s North Illinois street.
Hours. 10 a m. 10 5 y. m
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ST. LOUIS. Oct. 3.-Powell was hit hard
to-day but he might have beaten the Pirates
with better support. Lever was also hit
hard but was lucky. Attendance, 100 Score:
X III T.
81. Louis .....0 4 / o ! 0 0 o o6 10 J
Iittsburg 10 D / 2 o 2 l 29 10 2
Batteries-Powell and O'Connor: Lever
and Bowerman.
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Voting machines will be used for this
coming election, also Y. b. 10c Cigars. and
they will head the ticket as q vote winner
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President Mullins Installed.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct. 3.-Dr. T. Y.
Mullins was installed as president OF the
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary to-
night, prominent churchmen from all parts
OF the South attending the exercises.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-10-04

James Allen. of the Grand Trunk Railway
shops at Battle Creek, Mich, was in Wa
bash yesterday vainly endeavoring TO find
boiler-makers and m~achinists for the Bat
tie Creek shops. Mr.. Allen said he had WIS.,
tied several railroad division points in
southern Michigan and northern Indiana,
onertng steady employment and $3.50 a day
Tor good men, but was unable to get a sim
gle one. all being employed at good wages.
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LEGAB ADVERTISEMENTS.
CLEyELAND. CINCINNATI, CHICAGO a
ST. Louis Az COMPANY-AN-
NJAL MEETING OF STOCK


The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
company, for the election of directors and for
such other business as may come before the
meeting. VIII be held az the Office OF the COM
pany. corner Of Third and smith streets. in Gin
cinnati. O..lon Wednesday, Oct. %, 1899. at 10
o'clock a -
the stock transfer books win be closed at the
of6re OF Nesxrs- J. +. Morgan a Co.. No. . Wall
street. New York. at . O'Clock p. m, Thursday.
Oct. s 1888. and reopen at 10 o'clock a. m,
Thursday. oct. %. 1883
--.....u Gas, - Issa secretary
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Order one of r. f. Springsteen & Co.'S 81
oyercoats. Q North Pennsylvania street.
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Games Scheduled for To-Day.
Pittsburg at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Washington.
Philadelphia at Baltimore.
New York at Boston.
Chicago at Louisville.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-10-04

BALTIMORE, Oct. 3-The Quakers put
up a spiritless game and were beaten by the
Orioles by hard and timely hitting. McGraw
was hit on the right elbow in the fifth in
ming and hurt 50 badly that he retired.
Chiles also was hurt in the first inning and
save way to Douglass. The Orioles had
scored another run in the sixth when the
game was called and the score reverted to
even innings. Score:
RHE
Philadelphia ...... .......0 2 1 o 2E5 s 2
Batteries-Piatt and Mcfarland; Howell
and Smith.
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indiana. a Western Railway
Company.

Indianapolis. It'd, Sept. 20. 1899.
Notice II hereby given that the annual meeting
Of stockholders OF the Indiana. Decatur A West
err Railway Company will be held al the Office
Of the company. IN indianapolis. Ind, on
Wednesday. Oct II. 1893. at 1 O'Clock p. m, for
the slecfion o. three directors and the transaction
Z r. BALcH. Secretary.
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Les HoMBREs DE PAJA 100

de u acusaciones de opulencia disimu-
lada. De tai modo decia que Sc enga-
naBaa Jas gentes, que sc a6rmaba enton-
ces Ia conviction en- estas. Y asi que te-
nian algunos miles de frances de econo.
mfas, Sc los llevaban para que los name.
jase, diclGndose:
Este hombre es mas seguro que el
Banco
+ Millionaire 8 no, cada dia era mas di-
-acil vivir con el cajero del (vdito Aa-
tNo.
81 los extTafios, los que solo le trata-
ban super6cialmente, sus mismos huks.
pedes de los szbados, no descubrian en-
q ninedn cambio apreciable, 50 mujer y
sus hijos sngufan con inquietud las evo-
luciones de 50 caracter.
81 fuefa de Ia casa era el hombre de
siempre, impasble, meticuloso. grave;
dentro de aquella mostrabase grufi6n,
nervieso y aPitado.
Despuks de tres 8 cuatro dias de mu.
dez acometianle accesos de volubre
chnrla. En- vez de beber POGO como
otras veccs, vaciaba ahora dos boteIlas
en- cada comida, diciendo que tenia ne-
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Todas las noticias que llegan a esta
indican que Sc propaga la revolucion en-
Santo Domingo. Dichas noticias anun
clan que el gobierno Sc esta tambalean
~ y que los revolucionarios Sc encuen.
tran va pr6ximos a la capital.
FL gobierno ha enviado una comisior
para eonferenciar con los partidarios de
Jimenes, y el representante de este er
Nueva York, asegura que ha recibide
aviso de haberse rendido el gobiernc
dominicano, entregando el poder los
partidarios de don Juan Isidro Jimenez
De Ia prensa llegada aver, tomamo:
las siguientes ncticias de los Estado:
Unidos:
"El presidente Mac Kinley ha pronun
ciado un discurso sobre la question filipi
ma en- el cual dijo que es in1til entrar en-
parlamentos y preliminares sobre 10 que
Sc debe hacer en- Filipinas, pues 10 mas
importante y mas urgente es que Sc re
conozca y quede establecids en- el Ar
chipielago la autoridad lie los Estado:
Unid IS. LAS Filipinas, di.o, SON nues
tras y es ir1til parlamentar mientras nc
este establecida ALA la autoridad de los
Estados Unidos." El General Otis ha
dado cuenta al gobierno de Washington
de que el dato Mundy, uno de los moros
salvajes mas feroces de la isla de Minda-
mao, ha atacado la ciudad de Zamboan.
ga, capital de Mindanao, donde vivian
los que no eran moros y ha matado trein
ia filipinos. Dlcen de Chicago que el
andamiage que Sc habia armada para
levantar el nuevo Coliseo de aque la ciu.
dad, sc hundio hace POGO, resultando
cuatro muertos y catorce heridos, faltan-
do averiguar el paradero de catorce per
sonas que debfan estar en- el lugar de Ia
catastrofe cuando esta tuvo lugar. Sc
gun las noticias que publica el "Herald'
respecto Ia situacion en- las fiilipinas,
son muy escasos los filipinos que simpa.
tizan con los americanos. Dicen de
Hong Kong que los sucesos que Sc estan
desarrollando en- las Filipinas tienen muy
disgustadas q las actoridades americans
que estan esforzandose por unir su &C
titud belicosa, una politica de attraction
y conciliatoria. Al arecer, los naturales
de acuerdo con los americanos, estaban
dispuestos & elejir algunos jefes muy CO
conocidos por sus ideas avanzadas, para
que desempefiasen cargos en- los ayunta.
mientos y cuando todo estaba arreglado,
sc hizo impossible Ia avenencia a causa
de haber faltado 10 pactado dos alcal.
des que hicieron traici6n y arrestaron
pn tercero por sospechas de estar com
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ESCRIBANIAS

EIpdblico podra encontrar
siempre en- cl " Boletfn Mer-
cantil : un cxtenso y variado
surtido de las mismas. Las
hay de multitud de precios.
desde rs centavos hasta 20
y IS pesos. muy elegantes y
lujosas. En- tintcros de cris-
tai de roca re puede escoger
mucho.
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plicado. Noticias recibidas de Cebu di-
cen que una partida de visayos sc EN-
bosc6 y ataco un destacamento america
no matando a tres"
Hemos recibido un ejemplar de la
lista de artfculos recibidos en- los 1ltimos
coneos por los seiiores Cerecedo Her
manos Co. de esta plaza. Leyendola
Sc adquiere la simpatica conviction de
que los articu!os de beber y conner, 6
vice versa, Sc detallan hoy precios in
vcrosimiles en- la referida casa. Sc im-
pone, pues, una vista q los sefores Ce.
recedo Hermanos y Co. por que de ella
pueden resultar grandes { incorporates
bieues para los estomogos
De los peri6dicos llegados hoy de Es-
paiia tomamos las siguientes noticias :
"La prensa de la Peninsula censura
duramente al gobierno portugues por
haber ocultado la presencia de la peste
bubonica en- Oporto. En- Valencia y
otras ciudades sc estan repitiendo las es
cenas provocadas por la exhibition de
emblemas catolicos y li5re pensadores,
tomando el asunto graves caracteres. La
tormenta del dia IL csuso grandes des-
trozos en- Avila. Sc. han sentido tenn.
blores de terra en- varias ciudades de
Galicia. Han surgido serias discordias
ent.e el Sr. SiIvela y el Sr. Pidal, Presi-
dente del Congreso, por determinadas Gee
claraciones hechas pot el segundo Ha
muerto el eminente actor D. Emilio Mario
FL ministro de la gobernaci5n ha des
mentido los rumores de crisis que han
circulado estos dias, negando que exista
cesacuerdo entire los se1ores Silvela, Pi
dal y Martinez Campos. Ha salido para
los baflos de Zaldivar, Vizcaya, el ST.
Villaverde, ministro de Hacienda. Sc
ha celebrado en- Huesca un gran NEE
ting de las Camaras de Concrete AFR
mandose en- el programa de Zaragoza.
Un telegrama de San Sebastian dice que
es objeto de muchos concentrates el via.
je del ministro de la Gobernaci6n, sefior
Dato, a dicha ciudad. Sup6nese que
ha lido q gestionar. de acuerdo con Mar.
tinez Campoy, el Duque de Tetusn y
Polavieja, el relevo de Silvela. Circh-
Ian rumores de crisis.
Dicen lie Oporto que desde que Sc
anuncio que Sc iba establecer un COR
don sanitario alrededor de aquella ciudad
ha comenzado un verdadero exodo. Los
habitantes Sc oponen al Gordon y alegan
que Sc pretende matarlos por hambre
que es peoi que la pes.e.
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II RIOS DE- Gro
EFECTOS MEEIT.ARES
De SALVADOR ALSiNA
Plaza a. Ayssso III, =: 81.-Pte-Rios.

e e0@W " AyVRsv -AAA1 ~. -" =
BORLAs PARA BAsToNEs DE NANDo.
De Juez Municipal, Juez Mayor, Magis-
trado, Capitkn Ayudante, OOmandante, ES-
tado Mayor, General, Jefe de Administers
si6n, Jefe Superior de AdminiStrasi6n, lns-
pector de Polisia, Celador de Polisfa, Al
calde.
Gorras para los sefiores Ofeiales del
Ej6.cito, Marina de guerra y mercante y
dem6s euerpos y dependencies de esta Isla.
Accesorios para todas clGses de bordGdOs.
SMrtid0 de M.stsica impresa.
Pald9. En- el CielO. Mae~rkG,
Worsley Boston Martorell, ola
Bella Gerardine", Polka.-Cclecci6n de
Cantos Infantiies con letra esorupulosamen.
te revisada.
I [Queda suprimida la antigua coStumbre de
rebajar el tanto por ciento q los profesores
COrdones de lana seda para habito re-
hgioso.
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I oser y adelgazar =.


podos mas
hdo de bao
condon los microbes tuberculosis Apopkndo oxe
cometo De modo de
enmedd remsement Los hoos tonoan mpten
pui
Emulsion "dgdo artificial
mente, Hsto asimlado/ re@~zxz~z-
a es oen
Ahheo dha RhmeneLS Las sins
De BOVINE ouMIcos, NUEyA YORK.
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DE- FORD { CO.

Anuncian que estan pre-
|parados 4 suplir giros pa
gaderos 4 Ia FAR en- algunas
de las ciudadcs de Puerto
Rico siguientes:
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NOticias del D1a

plicado. Noticias recibidas de Ceb1 di.
cen que una partida de visayos Sc EN-
bosc6 y ataco un destacamento america
no matando a tres"