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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-10-26
Peth.
Peth.
RS. Eugene Mann is quite sick.

Mrs. Eugene Mann is quite sick.
Miss Celia Williams is staying With Mrs.
5. Nj. Flint for time.
Bert Fielders, who has been spending
several weeks in East Montpelier, re-
turned to Braintree the last of the week.
Kozsta Spear OF Boston is spending his
vacation with his father, Samuel Spear, in
Peth. The band rendered him serensde
Friday evening and were treated to a sup
per.
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Joseph Stockford, Hodgdon, Me, heal.
ed a sore running for seventeen years snd
cured his piles OF long standing by using
DeWitt's Witch Hazel sslve- IL cures al
skin diseases. r. q. Morton, Randolph.
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wArERBuRY. VI. Oct. 10, ]

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My DEAR MIR. KEEcH:-Cram's Uni
verssl Atlas is increasingly valuable to
me. When you have another book that
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wise, come without book.
Yours truly,
REV L. K. WILLMAN.
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spAuLpINo GRADED SCHOOL,

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with care and find 1t uniformly accurate
and down to date. II is by far the finest
atlas Tor the money that have examined.
O. ID. MATHEsoN,
Prin. and Supt. Of Schools.
BURLINGTON, W., Nov. q, 1897.
Mr.. r. Q. KEEcH-My Dear Sir: The
Grams Universal Atlas which purchased
some months ago, has proved very salts
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Principal High School.
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TO CONSIDER TRUSTS
BIG MEETING TO BE CALLED FOR
CHICAGO OR INDIANAPOLIS.
Chicago Civic Federation, Which Was
Back Of the Saratoga Conference,
Takes the Initiative.

CHICAGO May Ralph NJ Easley, Sec
retary OF the Chicago Civic Federation, to-
night gave out the following: "The Civic
Federation Of Chicago. the organization
which called the Saratoga conference on
foreign policy last August. and also organ
lied the national conference on primary
election reform held in New York la Janu-
airy, 1898, and the conference on arbitration
held in Chicago after the great strike Of
1894, is preparing call for a national con-
ference on combinations and trusts. to be
held in Chicago. Indianapolis or some other
central point.
THE intention is to hold four-day confer
ence one day being DEVOTED to railroad COM
binations. one to labor organizations, one to
industrial combinations and one to remedies
and methods of procedure
1.-The governors and attorney generals Of
the different States, lawyers who have made
litical economy departments of colleges and
representatives Of labor, commercial and
agricultural bodies will be invited to par
ticipate.
1.-The Interstate-commerce Commission,
the Industrial Commission, various attorney
generals and presidents of some of the lead
ing commercial and labor bodies of the
United States have been sounded on the
matter during the past three weeks and all
have heartily approved OF the idea and
promised support. The call, giving the
place and time for holding the conference,
will be issued in few days"
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POWDER MILL BLOWN UP.
Tramps Set Fire to One Of the Potts
vile Plant Buildings.

POTTSVILI,E, Pa, May THE powder
mill plant of the Pottsville Powder Com
pany located in the Indian Run valley,
seven miles west of here. blew up to-day,
destroying eighteen tons of powder. No
workmen were about the plant at the time
of the explosion, but John Il. Seiders, who
lives near by, was slightly hurt. A gang
of tramps, IL is believed, set fire TO
magazine which contained loo kegs of
blasting powder and fifty kegs of rifle pow
der in all about fourteen tons. When the
flames reached the powder it exploded with
terrific report. Pottsville and vicinity
were shaken and many window panes in the
houses in the western suburb of this place
were broken. Five minutes afterward there
was a second explosion. when the drying
house containing four hundred kegs or four
tons of powder went up. The two explo-
sions wrecked the entire plant. Debris was
carried for a distance Of half mile. A
magazine containing about half ton of
dynamite and several explosive dynamite
caps. located on hillside not one hundred
yards away, had one of the walls broken,
but the explosives ii contained were not
ignited. The loss by explosion will amount
to about $4,000 The plant was formerly
owned by the Dupont Powder Company.
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THREATENS THE PRESIDENT.
Colorado Governor Declares volun.
teers Must Be Sent Home.

DENVER, Col, May 7.-Governor Thomas
has announced that within a few days, Il
President Mckinley and Secretary OF War
Alger continue TO ignore his communica-
tions on the subject OF the Colorado regi-
ment now In the Philippines. he will take
steps with a view TO securing the immediate
recall OF the troops.
II cannot as yet say just what course I
shall follow" he said. hut / viii exhaust
every resource at my command 10 bring
those boys home. / have tried quiet peace
able means and have failed. Now viii be
Obliged to resort 10 something more forcibie.
and it will be made public. OF course / do
not desire to take any action that will un-
justly hamper the administration, for am
an American, but j do not propose 10 sit
idly by and see the volunteers from Colo
rado lighting and dying in the Philippines
in defense OF the policy which is actuating
those in charge Of the movements OF our
armies abroad
"In the first place. the volunteer troops
are being detained illegally and I'm defiance
OF the Constitution. They enlisted for the
Spanish war. That war Is over and stlil
they are detained IN those far-cn islands.
Under the Constitution the Colorado yoI-
unteers will be perfectly justified in laying
down their arms where they are and In re-
turning TO the United States. IL they
should do anything like that probably thsy
could be coart-martialed and punished uc-
der the strict letter of military rule. but IN
that event this same military rule would -
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LAW WYERS In CUBA.
Attempt to Prevent Americans from
Practicing.

HAVANA, May An organization of the
American attorneys in Cuba has been
formed, with James McLeary as president.
He was formerly attorney general of Texas
and served as the first mayor of Santiago
after the American occupation. The attor-
neys claim that, having been duly admitted
TO practice in the courts Of the United States,
they are eligible to practice here. at least
so long as the military administration is
continued. To this the Cuban lawyers in
terpose strenuous objections, saying that
many of the Americans do not understood
the language, the laws or the methods OF
practice, and can have no more right 10
follow the legal profession here than doc
tors to practice medicine until they shall
have passed the tests prescribed in Cuba.
The Cubans also suggest that many of the
Americans who seek clients here left their
country for their country's good. After the
election OF officers the meeting adjourned
until Friday next, when a definite course
of action will be agreed on. Many nom
professional Americans do not believe the
aspirants will be allowed by the military
authorities to practice here without the
necessary local qualifications. knowledge
of both Spanish language and laws being
unquestionably required.
The local papers critcise the new postal
regulations for requiring a knowledge of
English on the part of Cuban applicants
and yet legalizing the employment of Amer
leans who do not know Spanish.
The police are severely condemned by the
press for raiding low dives" while over
looking the gambling that goes on at all the
wealthy clubs. The papers say that Havana
is a branch of Monte Carlo"
At p. m. the temperature in Havana was
81 degrees Fahrenheit.
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DEWEY IN GOOD HEALTH.
Surgeon Page, of the Olympia, Brings
the News 10 San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 7.-On the steam
ship City of Peking. from China and Japan.
was DR.. E Page, passed assistant surgeon.
u. S. N, and surgeon on the flagship
Olympia for the past year and a half. He
makes the following statement regarding
Admiral Dewey's health:
Admiral Dewey is in perfect health He
has not been more than twenty miles away
from Manila since the 1st OF last May and
he has not felt the necessity OF a ply
slcian's aid. The reports concerning the
miraPs physical condition have been srd
iy exaggerated. The climate OF Manila
enervating. of course. but the commander
of the fleet has been no more affected by te'
than any one else.
1.-The people OF California viii be disap-
pointed at not seeing Admiral Dewey. for
he has determined to return to the United
States in the Olympia by way Of Sues
canal"
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SERGT. SMITHS FUNERAL.


WESTMINSTER, Md. May THE fun
eral of Sergeant Charles Hampton Smith.
of Company D. Fourth Battalion, United
States marines who fell in the first en-
gagement of Spanish troops in Cuba, June
IL. 1898, and who is supposed TO have been
the first American killed on Cuban soil in
the war with Spain, took place at Deer
Park Chapel Methodist Protestant Church.
this afternoon, and was attended by about
two thousand persons. The funeral services
were conducted by the Rev. DR.. Walter r.
Graham, pastor OF the Methodist Protestant
Church, of this city, who preached a
patriotic and eloquent sermon from ii Tim
othy, iv, 4: II have fought a good fight"
The body was in charge of Burns Post,
No Is, G.. A. r., of this city.
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$4,000 STORM.
Houses Unroofed and street Cars
stopped Two Hours i'm st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. May IA short. violent wind,
storm swept through the western part Of
ST. Louis early this morning and unroofcd
a number OF houses, blew down circus
tent that was just beiEg erected and delayed
street-car trafic for about two hours Sew
eraI persons received minor injuries To-
night 1t is estimated that the damage in
Cured throughout the city will reach $4,000.
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with smallpox. arose early to-day. dressed
himself in the clothes Of George Phelps. the
keeper. drew a knife Phelps and COM
PEELED him 10 give up his watch and money.
The negro then made his escape and has not
been captured.
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smallpox Pntient a De.perndo.

JANEsvILLE. Wis. May IA negro
tramp who came here from Cincinnati and
was placed IN the pesthouse. being afflicted
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MONTREAL. Quebec. May Z. - Rudyard
Kipling has been offered and has accepted
the degree OF IL. ID. from McGill Univer-
sity.
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oiones bajo % Immediate cargo, con rslaci6t
nominal de sus empleados y sueldos. respeoti|
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Acsba de morir en- Viens, la edad de "a
amos, ell famoso compositor Johann Strauss. A
Ia edad de le a1os prinoipi6 dar notaoioues
de un geuio musical; y aunque su padre, que
era en- IN masico ds renombre, se opuso
s que gu hijo adoptsse tai oarrera, este aosb6
al fin por violentar Ia voluntad paterna, en-
1914 comen.6 4 tomar parte en- conoiertos pd.
blioos. Cincuenta a1os mas tarde, el grem.o o
de srtistas su,triacos hicisron Is apoteosis de'
compositor, & Ia veg que su nombre recorria
los ambitos del globo entire ap|ausos fams.
Ii mas celebre de sus ocmposiciones 90 Il
conc cida con el nombre del <Hermoso Dsnubio
Asul,. publioada en- 1867. Compuso ignal-
meute varss operetss, que Sc han Vt Moo re
presentando en- todos los teatros europeor, So
bresaliendo entire elias, Ia .Guerra alegrt ,, el
<Paf1uelo de enosje de Ia Reina. y -el <Prfnoi'
pc Matusalen,,
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De eCaguas.

El dis 10 del corriente, & las doce del dis.
los aoordes de Ia orquesta abri6 sus puertas
eEl Asilo de Carload. de esta oiudsd. NuestrA
enhorabueus las incansables Sehorss que por
fin han visto realizado el objeto que mas les
intranquilisabs, Quail era el yer los hezmanos
en- desgraoia tirados debajo de Ia esoalera del
visto sin tenor donde albergarse. 49,
Is fiesta del 4 de Julio por este Ayun.
tamiento fu6 Ia siguiente: IN baile 81 dis en-
Ia casa oonsi,torial. diana por ID m.drugsds del
4, limosna Los pobres. de pan, earne , arros y
por Ia noohe. retrsta j faegos srtifeiales saocho
naaEo. los que oostaron 80 pesos ysSin aenbs rgd
nos quadaremos sin bsnoos enals plssa, porque
dican, que no hay dioero pars sTreglarlos y hay
800 pesos para gsstarlos en- fiesta. -
HI centro ASsn LuisS el dia 1 did una Ii
mosna los pobres, ssliendo una oomisi6n de
seforitas y j6veues de dicho oentro distri
buirla personalmente q aquellos mas necesita
dos. Por Ia noche di6 un gran baile en- sus
saloRes, en- 81 ousl hubo muchs snimaci6n y
concurrenoia; las sefioritas todss estabsn ele.
gantemente staviadae. Reinsndo entire todos
los asocisdos Ia mayor harmonic.
! Al empezsr el bale 90 quemaron vistosfsi'
mes faegos de araifcios, hechcs por un conn
trlots nuestro = resultaron mejores que los del
extrsnjero.
.. El dia dieron comieDzo en- nuestra Iale
sla Las novenas de nuestra Sefiora del Carmen
amenizsdos por el ammonium y varias sefioritas
que oantan. Ia concurrencis 90 numeross
Predi lea casi todas las noches al Padre Pu.
ras.
FL Corresponsa1
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EL. ARPA.
(CANTO SUECO.)

En- una noohe frfa, Guemar regresaba del
bosque so oabads solitaria. Hay que cocer
pan para sps hijos; pero no tieoe harina en- su
morada nj espigas de trigo en- ell granero.
Dos nifas sc dirigen 81 con el rostro e..
cullido.
Padre, dapos de conner, teuemos muohs
hambre; d'nos sig aiera I'M ped azo de pan.
NO tengo NADIA. Dios Sc apiade de no.
sotros!
-Caaudo sc llevaron nuestra maire en- su
ataud negro, y Ia sepultaron en- el vale en- que
estA la iglesia, nos di.te pan mojado de lAgri.
mas. An! dinos, padre, 1era el altimoP
Jay! h'jos mfos, no tengo NADIA que da.
ros hoy, Dios SO apiadark de nosotros maflans; +;
esperemos de su bondad que nos sooorra. iAh!
OjalA est6is tan tranquilos como hoy! Mai1ana
quizAs tendreis que oomsr.
>.Aloansa de Ia pared humeda, su arpa de
poderosos aoordes. Los nii1os "a no SO queiar;
log soniios del arpa calman sus sufrimientoe,
brilla en- sus rostros la algeria.
El padre vuelve la cabeza para ocultar sus
lSgrimas; para no manifestar su dolor. Tocs
una mdsica alegre, = los nif1os bailan mucbo
tempo hasta que Sc quedan dormidos de puro
oansanoio.
Ceroa del lecho de paja en- que los Iobres
niflos duermen exclsma el padre:
-lOh tt. mi Dios, que eres ell alma de los
que sufren, lforancs de estas penas!
Dios oye sus ruegos: viene Ia muerte J los
nifios no vuelven despertar.
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Del extranjjero

-El Presdente del Consejo y ministro del
Interior en- Paris hs dirigido una circular los
prefectos, en- Ia cusl los excita seaarle los &C.
tos que interesen el respeto las instituoiones
Ell orden, reoomend4ndoles obrar bsjo So res.
ponsabilidad con urgencia E! general CALI
fet dirigi6 otra los gobernsdores militares de
Paris de Lyon los generates conaandsntes
de ouerpos de ej6roito, recordsndoles que son
responsables ante 81 de 10 que suoeda en- su ju
risdicci6n manifest4ndoies que cuents Goa
ellos asf como ellos pnedsn contsr CON 81. El ge
neral Gallifet procederA haosr alguuos csmbios
entire los ofoiaes snperiores de la guarnici6n
de Paris. Ell general Roget estA desig goado pa.
"a 81 mando de Ia 3s brigada de infanterfa en-
Belfortz. Mr.. L6pine estA nombrado prefecto
de Policfa. AL tomar possession de sus funciones
dirigi6 todos sus sgentes una orden del dia
en- Ia cual deolara que conffa en- su abneg ici6n
por la Repdblics El lunes se presentarA ell Ga.
binete ante las Camaras.
-El Presidente de la Conferenoia de la
Pas hs p.eaentado una proposici6n que envuel.
We Ia suspension de oontinuar arm&ndose.
Ell corresponsal del Daily Mail en- Rem.
nss dice que el teniente ooronel du Patty de
Clam serA oonducido 4 esa oiadad para ser On
reado con Dreyfus ia zelda ssrk veoina q la de
este dltimo.
La sefiora Ia sehorita Patty CO Clam han
llegado Renpes. Reins gran aotividad en- el
arsenal de Wolvich.
Ell Gobierno Chino ha rehusa 10 atender
las rec'amaoiones de 1oglaterra con respecto
los ultimos asesinatos de los miaioneros ipgle-
ses.
-Aguinaldo ha colocado fuerzas impor-
tantes en- los alrededores de San Fernando.
FL general Otis pide / 500 hombres de re-
fuerzo al departamento de la guerra.
Sc tratA de orear un departamento de co
meroio , ooloniss en- Washin gton. IS. 600 vo
luntarios serAn llsmados & las arms para Ia
guerra de las Filipinas.
Los miembros del Parlamento de Ia Co.
lonia del Cabo han deoidido dirigir Ia reina
Victoria una petic6n en- el sentido de scr des-
tituido el Gobernador Sir Alfred Miluer.
-Ru.ia pide ( ID China naevss ooncesio
mes en- compensation del aeesinato de 19 solda.
dos rusos en- Kirina.
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La bandera venezoIana,

Por Ia primera vez hs ondeado en- nuestrs
bahia Ia bandera trioolor venexolans, desde que
60 efectu6 la invasion americana en- Puerto Ri.
co.
En- el vapor eCaraoas. de la cred D Line>
llegaron aver varios jovenes venezolanos fee
taron seguidamente el bote eMatilde, = ouya
popa oolooaron Ia bandera de su patria y reoo
rrieron ssf nuestra bahia que enoontraron muy
hermosa serena.
Tuvimos 81 gusto, paes, de yer Aotar en-
nuestro puerto Ia bandera naoional do aquel her
moso pats que tsnto distingae los puertorri-
quehos.
La saludamos con entusiasmo.
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Y.nszusl,, ID elan grst,hay aIgo mas.

Traducimoa del servicio s.pecial dol <New
aYok Herald1 10 ligpisnts:
In Z primera rennionformal do Ia Co.
mission Vsne1o.ana do Arbitrsje, oe!ebrado On
!. O6oina do Rslaoiones Exteriors. (en Parfs),
6ir Richard We bster proourador general-
abrid 10 csusa de 4 Gran Bretafia. Carsoteriz6
IL argunsntaoion americana como muy estreoha
, atribuy6 grande importanoia ii hecho do que
81 tratado de arbitraje % IN contrato entire We.
nezuela y Il Gran Bretaf1a NO entire los espa.
f1olss : los holandeses.
Los Arbitrios y sus abogados legaron { Ia
ofoina de Relaoiones Exterlores como las on.
oe de ID maf1ans fueron reoibidos por M. Del
casio On el miemo departamento en- que se reu.
ni6 10 Comisi6n Hispsno Americana de pax
NJ. Delcass6 pronunci6 un breve discurso
On frances deolarando que bajo ls Presidenoia
del Professor Martens, que estaba universal
mente reconocido como autoridad en- derecho
International. los trabs sjos de los arbitrios de-.
bfan fslismente resaltar en- benefcio dc Ia hu.
manidad.
ri Professor de Martens replic6 dando las
graoiss sl Ministro de Relscones Exteriores
per su bienvenida por Ia hospitalidrd oto.g..
da los Arbitroe. Reoordo el heoho de que hs.
bf. est.dc en- Paris h.ofa siete afios para ssi.tr
al arbitraje sobre oil Mar de Behring, refri6nr
dese Ala confereneia de II II ,ys di5o que an
prop6sito no era el de arreg ar meramsnte con.
hiceoe, sino Ell de evitsrlos, expres6 cd espe-
ranzs de q1e este trlbunal tendrfa por re-. ultado
d bienestar y la prosperldad de los dos pa1ses
interessdos en- 81.
Luego annoi6 las reglas de procedimiepto
conveniias en- una confereucia anterior diio
que los Arbitrios 90 reunirfan todos los ofa-,
menos los sAbsdos. A este Sir Rich srd propuso
que solo hubiera ouatro sssiones por sem INA.
El e1.Presidente Harrison apoy6 Ia mocion
oon estss palabras:
Me pareoe que oustro dfss de trsbaio bastan
por semans para un hombre ordin srio.
Esto promovi6 sonrisas, visto 10 cual
Harrison srgreg6:
y aquf todos somos hombres ordinarios.
Entouces 90 convino en- 10 de las ouatro
sesioues, que seran los lunes martes, microbes
y jueves.
Sc dispuso el orden de los alegstos sc
convino en- que Venezuela tendrfa derecho al
discurso foal.
Los arbitrios los abogsdos Sc trstaron
con gran cortesanfa, y por los disoursos que 90
cruzaron so We que todo sc arreglarA armonica
mente.
El resultsdo de Ia largs disputa qua va
terminar serA:
Cambio de Inca divisoris, con compensa.
oi6n territorial en- uno i otro lado, 6 sin com
pensaoion territorial, con pago en- dinero CO.
mo compensation.
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PenSanl liientoS.

=-UDs ooaoien6ia sin manehs, ed el mavor
tesoro que nm hombre puede poseer. ~' s~ T.
e. meior modo de vengarse de una adver-
50 fortuna, es ser honrado.
-. La honradez supple con ventais al dinero
porqus no SO pierde, deja exenta Ell alma de
afanosos cuidsdos.
-Cua'quiers que sea la condici6n en- que
uno se halle oolooado, debe ssber estimars
siempre.
-Quien no 90 estims On slgo, es un mise
rable que desconoce 81 valor de Ia diguida ID hu.
mana. -
Tn hombre que So entrega al poder por
uD POGO de orc, es acreedor al mayor despre.
clio.
Nadie vende sus convicciones sin cubrirse
de infamia.
-Alejad do vuestro lado los ho1nbres
que pouen preoio So concienoia, no sea que
Ia lepra de Ia corruption os traiga el oonts-
gio.'
NADIA hay mas faoil de comunicarse oue el
ejemplo del NAL. .-
Absteneos bien de dirigir palabras li.onia
ras { los que mandan, que esas palabras llev.n
oculta vuestra sentencia de muerte.
La sdulaoion es el pedestal sobre que se
elevan los fdolos, en- cuyas aras sacrifcsn los
pue5lns Ems libertades.
No habrfa tiranos 81 no hubiera quien los
spgsndIase con sus pasiones.
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-. Don Antonio Perez, veoil de Ia Pla
va de Ponce hs reoibldo vario, an6aimos ame-
nazAndole con quemarle 81 establecimiento.
- Ha sido suprimida Ia banda de m6si
ca del Cuerpo de Bomberos.
-. Han oontraido matrimonio en- Ponce
el joven don Carlos L!orens Delgado y Ia
sehorita Dolores Riers Morales.
-. En- la noche del 9 de los corrientes q
habfs en- Ia oArcel de Msyaguez l99 deteni-
-. El vapor <San Marcos, ha fondeado
en- Ponce con oargs para varios.
-" <El Imparoial, dc May.giiss in.er.
ia nuestros sueltos f fornaas y Fi1ipinas por
ouya distinction damos las graoiss al cole
ga.
-. L. Aio.ldfa el Ju.s.1c de Truiillo
ALTO, sest4n en- IN edfcio sin enoslsr, DOR 10
que resuItan dessiradoe, segun &c nos in
forma. Tsmb:en hscen nal tfeoto los tabi
cues de Ia habitaci6n que ooupa ell Juzgado
Municipal
- Han sido sprobados por Ia Secrets
RIA de Hacienda, las mat. fculss de industria Y
oomeroio, perteueoientes Salinas y Ponce
oorrespoudientes al Q y2o trimestre de-
1899 900. de Agusdills, Msysgaez, Hamacao
y Vieques.
-. El uuo por oiento recaudado durante
el mes de JUNO en- la Co'ectarfa de Rentas de
MaysgIes, en- Ia formaoi6n de Matriculas, 40.
cier dc 251 dollars.
aDDrnl0Q M Gangs, 20 venden: un
h AfntUIUO UE magnf6oo piano de
cuerda oruxads; un Fon6grafo de Edison, CON
dinsmo: muebes, libros, ETC. San Justo 8, al.
tos. n-s-I-2
- Por Ia Alcsldfs de Gurabo, han sido
remitidos Ia Secretaris de Estado, ysrios in
formes scerca de una reclamaei6n de don Do.
miogo Aponte. sobre dinero que dice le queda.
ron en- los fondos ouando entreg6 10 Deposi.
tarfa de dicho pueblo.
- La Aloaldfs de Marioao, ha solicita'
do 10 oondonaci6n de % deuda por dsrrsms pro
vincial. r.. N
-. Ri Ayuntsmiento de Marioao ha ele.
vado una instanois 10 Secretsrfs de E.tsdo,
solieitando 80 10 ocndone . squel Municipio,
~ deads por dsrssmss proviaeialss.