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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-23
TALK OF SECESSION
AMERICAN LEAGUE MAGNATES
WILL ABANDON THE NATIONAL
AGREEMENT If NECESSARY
TO GET COMISKEY IN CHICAGO
MaGnates of the Old Western League
Talk Real Sharp About what VIII
BE Done by the League I'm the
Next Season-St. Paul VIII Not Be
in 1t at All, According to tho
Latest Report From Milwaukee.

Latest Report From Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE,, Dec. Pat is assumed
here from a statement of President Kill
ilea, of the Milwaukee club, at the con-
ference with President Johnson. of the
American league, and Charles Comiskey,
that the American league will withdraw
from the national agreement unless the
magnates agree to permit Comiskey to
place a club in Chicago. Mr.. Kflli1ea said
that the agreement had never been of the
slightest benefit to the American league
since its organization. and, furthermore,
the board was not national board, but
only a board created for the benefit OF
the National league. He declared that
unless the National league agreed to al
low them to place a club III Chicago the
American league would simply ignore the
agreement and paddle their own canoe,
He stated positively that the American
league would have club IN Chicago and
that Cleveland would also be In the cir
cult. thus dropping st. Paul and Grand
Rapids.
President Johnson said. regarding the
status of the American league: We are
fore-and when the season opens you
will find with us the same cities as of old,
except st. Paul. Its franchise will be
placed in Chicago, and Charles Comiskey
is sure Of success. AS. for Grand Rapids,
We don't care what happens. Lotus. the
new manager of Chicago, owns them, and
since he deserted US to enter the National
we are not worrying. II any one else
owned it we would have it in Cleveland
kansas City will stay where it is.
Manning is far too good fellow to turn
down; besides, it is one of the best pay
ing cities in the league, and it would be.
far better to stay in good town than
go to a. poor one. Minnea polls will have
a team; in fact, we could not take away
the franchise, unless the owners were
willing, as President Saulpaugh has an
other years contract We cannot break"
Comiskey said that the league would
meet in Chicago Jan. I, unless the present
date was changed OF his placing a team
in Chicago, he said: st shall be In Chi
cago with both feet when spring opens.
Hart can't keep me out. He has PLAYED a.
good bluff, but I viii win. I don't think
any other team will move from where 1t
is now. unless Lotus changes Grand
Rapids to Cleveland" ~
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-23

Threshing Machine company, and went to
Alaska, it is reported, with some cattle
Two years ago. But, according to the
Mrs. Dumbolton Of st. Paul, this cannot
be true, as he married his second wife at
Browns Valley about a year since.
Mr.. Thomas Milton, who has recently
returned from the KIondike, also corrobo-
rates the story OF Mrs Mary Dumbolton.
He came from Dawson City, where the
Minneapolis party had arrived in safety,
via Lake Bennett and the White Pass
railway. At the time he left the Yukon
navigation had closed entirely.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-23

A statistiefan has proved that the in
Yention Of the typewriter has given en-
pIoyment to 100000 people, but he fails to
state how many cases of weak stomachs
and dyspepsia it has induced. All people
Of sedentary occupation need. Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. 1t helps nature to bear
the strain which enSues from confine-
ment and it is a wonderful medicine No
one realizes this more keenIy than the
man or woman who has been cured Of
stomach trouble by it's use.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-23
Holiday Excursion Rates East Via
the NOrth-Western Line.

The Northwestern line will sell tickets
Dee. IS to % inclusive at $40 for the round
land, Quebec, Springfield, Syracuse, Sara
toga, Watertow99 and Rutlend; Montreal.
Ogdensburg and Ottawa $780, Toronto
5000, Halifax $500. Equally low rates
to many other. Eastern points. For fur
Their information apply at city ticket
office. No. 1896 Robert street, st. Paul,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-23
THE KNOCKOUT.


MADISON. Wis, Dec 22-(SpecialN
The athletic board is having a. time Of r.
to decide whether O'Dea or McConyilIe
viii coach the university boat crew next
year. y Dea has a contract, but the
friends of McConville are asking that he
be employed on the strength Of his good
work last spring. Andy IDEAS contract
will probably hold
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-23
INTERCOLLEGIATE GOLF.
Scope of the Association Is to BE
BrOadened.

NEW YORK, Dec. 22-The annual meet
ing Of the intercollegiate Golfing associa-
ton was held here today. Representa-
t1ves from Yale, Harvard, Princeton and
Columbia were present The following
officers were elected for the ensuing wear:
President, Chester GriswoId Jr, Of
Princeton; vice president, George c.
Clarke, Of Harvard; secretary and treas
urer, S. N. Nash, of Columbia
1t was unanimously decided to admit
the university of Pennsylvania to mem
bership in the association. which is ac-
cording to the policy of the assocta ton
to broaden its scope and increase it's
membership by the addition Of some of
the leading Western and Southern coli
leges. Other institutions are under con-
sideration.
1t was decided to hold no tournament in
1900, two having been held during the
past year. and the time of holding was
changed from the fall Of the year to the
spring.
There will be no annual meeting until
1901, and no place for holding the next
tournament was decided upon.
The method of scoring adopted bv the
association some time ago introduced at
the last tournament held at Garden City.
not having proved altogether satisfactory,
was abandoned and the English method
again resOrted to.
Inc tournament prizes hereafter will
become the property Of the winning com
petttor In tournaments an assessment be-
ing levied upon each member of the as
ISOLATION for this purpose. Under the old
regulations the trophy could not be won
outright, but was merely held by the
winner for one year.
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Eastern Holiday Rates Via "rhe MIL
waukee."

Dec. 14th to 2srd, c., M. & st. P. will
sell tickets. to Boston, Troy, Concord.
Fitchburg. Albany, Portland, Quebec, Sar-
for the round trip.
Corresponding rates to other Eastern
points Good to return until Jan 6, 1900
Apply at Milwaukee offices for particu-
lars, or write J. T. Conley, Asst Gen
Pass. Agent, st. Paul. MINI,
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To Form Hockey Club.

A injecting Of hockey enthusiasts is called
for this evening at the st. Paul Athletic
and Rowing club rooms on Sixth street,
the Athletic club. 1t is hoped to arranea
games with Minneapolis, Duluth and ST,
Cloud in the near future.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-23
Holiday Excursions to ALI Points ON
the ST. Paul 6 DuI1th Railroad.

the st: Paul & Duluth Railroad will sell
excursion tickets to and from ali points
on their line at a rate of a fare and a
turning until and on Jan. 3. 1900 Children
free under Ave years OF age and half Of
the above rates between five and twelve
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-23
Enjoy Elegance and Comfort

The Minneapolis St. Louis r. R has
secured Hne Of brand new tourist cars
that surpass anything ever seen. being
pullman 8 latest and best. Berth rate in
these. magnificent cars only $500 to Los
Angeles.
Call at Minneapolis & st. Louis Office.
1896 Robert street
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-23
Carnegie's Christmas Gift.

LONDON. Dec. 22-Andrew Carnegie
has given $1,000 to provide swimming
baths and gymnasium for Dunfermline
In q letter he says:
This will reach you In time to be a
Christmas gift to the town from it's loyal
son.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-23
Chess Masters Tournament.

VIENNA, Dec. 22.-The fourth round
the Kolisch memorial tournament,
Whlch was played in this city today, in
Ksrtie VS.. MaroczyI Aipin VS.. Brody:
Albfn vs.. Preck, Wolf VS. Popiel: link
vs. Vs.! Sch Leg Ter and Marco vs. schwarz.
A Al ana R{pay and ZInkl and Schleeh-
Popiel,. and Schwarz beat Marco. O. P T5e
game between Kortie and Maroczv S.aS
adjourned in position favorable to Ma
rocZy. ''
Yesterday the games left unfinished
from previous rounds were played to y
finish. Here are the results Proek LOST "a %
went down before Schlechter: Mar 1so1I
defeated Marco; Prock defeated Aini5s
while Maroczy and Schwarz drew.
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New imperial symphonton.

Finest music box in the world, S. to $500;
warranted Plays thousands of tunes
Sold on easy payments. w. J. Dyer &
MINI.
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FORBES KNOCKED OUT
EVIDENCE OF HIS SUPERIOR
ITY AS 4 BOXER
WON A BATTLE IN A CANTER

Chicago Man Was Clearly Out
eIassed by the Little wonder
Forbes Put Up n Game Fight, but
Was Scarcely In 1t From the
Outset-knOck-Out BLOW Was a
Sweeping Uppercut on the Chin.
NEW YORK, Dec. 22-Terry McGovern.
OF this city. defeated Harry Forbes, of
Chicago, in the second round. before the
New Broadway Athletic club tonight.
The men met for a twenty-five-r round
bout, at rs pounds, Marquis of Queens
berry rules, but McGovern outclassed his
opponent.
AIcGoVern opened on the aggressive,
with Forbes backing. and the Chicago
boy made two circuits OF the ring be-
fore a blow was struck Forbes landed
first. sending Terry to the floor. to which
Terry sent back both hands to the body
Forbes led left to face again, but went to
cltnch, and as they broke, Terry sent
his left over to the jaw. Forbes kept
backing away for two more circuits Of
the ring, but finally led and failed to
land, AcGOvern sent right TO body, fore
ing Forbes into q corner, where he drove
both hands to the wind and caught
Forbes on the jaw with a right After q
little hddling in the second round Forbes
landed a clean left on the face, getting
a right in return. Then Terry Jumped in
with right swing on the Jaw which sent
FORBES to the floor. where he took ad-
vantage or the count. getting up as the
referee said ten" They then rushed to
a ehnch. Terry pounding hard with two
hands on body and head. but they
eltnehed, the referee having to separate
them after much difficulty.
THE KNOCKOUT.
Forbes rushed Terry to the ropes. where
both INDUCED In terrific in fighting
Forbes was not nearly as strong as Nc
Govern. and soon showed that he had
enough Of this close work. He hacked
away. but Terry went after him Vigorous
" and caught him with both hands on
the head. Terry led terrific right hand
uppercut. which landed flush on the chin
MeGovern dropped Forbes to the floor
and the Nesterner's seconds threw UP
the sponge. Forbes was hopelessly
Knocked out
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-23

Haynes photographs are not merely
sun pictures fixed with chemicals-they
are works of art. Ground floor.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-23

An UnequaIed Jewel Display
In Browns window. 10 East Sixth street.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-23

Best Candies and, Nuts at Schon's,
Fourth and WabaSha.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-22
TeatrO.

Sc llev6 & efecto la anunciada opereta elias
Campanas de Carri6n,, de Lara y Planquett.
La Interpretation muy bien los ~artistas que to-
msron parte en- ella, mereciendo especial men-
ci6n las se6oritas Gazman y Martinez, que h!-
oieron una Celia y una Nora muy adaptabtes &
sus papeles. La Martinez estuvo graoi":.sims y
muy appropriate en- 81 coro del h!':ilno acto, que
repiti6 & petioion del p1h!oo.
En- ct intermedio del ! Q al Q acto, Ia
se1ora Moreno hi.o las delicias del suditorio
interpretando a1mirablemente ell walls de SCI
Salto del Pasiego
No quedan mas qne tres funcionsa, que Sc
ran manans, ell sAbado y ell domingo.
Manana sera ell beneficio de Bolivar, que 10
dedica al Partido Republican,. Sc pondran en-
escena ala madre abadesa,, clos Monigotes,,
Gel Cabo %primero, y Ell monoiogo Ella noche
antes,.
FL pablico acudirA gustoso & YER tan boni-
tas obras.
Habra IN lleno complete.
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"LA DEMOCRAC|A"
Y los teIegrafistas de Ponce.

El apreoiable co!ega poncsho Ella Demo
o~raoia,, denuncia hechos graves que dice han
ocurrido en- la estaci6n telegrafoa de aquella
oiudad y actos de infdelidad en- Ell eervlcio por
algunos de los empleados
Nosotros permaneoemos ~alejados da las lu-
chas polfticas, y la passion no pone la pluma en-
nuestras msnos; pero de ser exsctas las denun'
cias entablada as por Ella Democracia,, como no
10 dudamos, hemos de lamentar que tales cosas
pasen en- Puerto Rico, sin que tengsn inmedia-
to y severe oorrectivo.
FL s%ervicio de telegrsfos es delicadfsimo y
debe estar e~ucomendado 4 hombrea serios que
sepan llenar cumplidamente SD mission. Por
ESQ esperamos que Ell jefe superior de la Isla
mandara pr~acticar las averiguaciones del case,
y separar del ~servicio s los que hayan delinqui'
do.
Serfa muy sensible que, en- pleno dominio
americana, considerable tan reoto y jastlciero,
eohAsemos de menos q los Ayusos y Baixet,
que es cuanto puede deoirse.
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Los cubanos Sc quejan
por Ell serVicio de correos,

De nuestro colega Sci Dfa> de Santiago lie
Cuba, tomsmos ell siguiente sue,to:
sHssta %nosotros ha llegado ell rumor y CO.
mo tai 10 acogemos. resisti6ndoaos & Greer
Re trate por ell gobierno que nos rige de reali-
carlo, que 500 hasta fin del presente mes dura
rA ell s%ervicio de oorreos terrestre establecidos
entire esta villa y ssgua de Tanamo y Bara-
Goa.
Tejer , destejar Sc llama este desgobierno
que tai parece sc ha propuesto oonducirnos 8 la
mas grandes de las commissioners.
Dos poblaciones dignas del mismo respeto
y &C nsideraci6n, como 81 no contribuyeran Co
mo Las demas q las oargss nacionales, go las
quiere dejar ais,adss en- medic de la postraci6n
y pobreza en- que estan sumidas.
En- Baracoa por su sitnaci6n en- la costa Orien
tai al Norte de la isla, solo alguna que otra
vez dnrante ell mes, hacen entrada los vapo-es
de la Empresa Sobrinos de Herrera, pero en-
fin es algo; pero Ssgua de Tanamo poblscion
rural ouatro leguas al interior de la costa, no
cuenta con otra oomunicaoi6n Official que ell ser
vicio de que sc haoe referenoia dos veces { la
semana y que pareciendo sin duda favor inme-
recido & aque'los habitantes, trAtase de supri-
mir sin duda para economizar ell tesoro cubano
que tan dispendioso &c muestra para otras aten
clones menos neoesarias.o
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FL C0rr6O de America,

Hemos recibido ell n1mero IL de e,ta sim.
pAtica publication que We la luz en- Nueva York
Y que va ae ha hscho famosa de I'm extreme &
otro de nuestro hemisferio.
Llama la atenci6n en- dicho numero ell Con-
curse numero 5. mas intercsante aun que sus
predecessors. 81 presente es en- realidad IN
concurso literario. Los que tomen psrte en- 81
tendrAn ademas del a~lioiente de varios premios
en- ORC americana. la satisfaction, 81 triuufar,
de YER sus habiliiades literarias proclamadas y
sus composiciones reprodacidas millones y mi
Homes de veces.
En- las boticas sc distribuye gratis Sci Co.
rreo de American. y Reconnaissance que SO So
licite y Sc estndien lss condolences de dicho
Conourso que son bastante simples SerA suf-
ciente leer algunas de las opiniones medioas
que aparecen en- oasi todos los periodioos 8 en-
ell mismo <Correo, sobre la Emulsion de Scott
y forman articulitos de 100 palabras 8 hasta de
$50 poniendo en- diferente forma 10 mismo que
dicen los medioos.
Cada competitor puede anadir de gu propis
cosecha cualGuier concspto atinado que lie SUI
giera la composition de Ia medicipa 8 sus efec-
tos.
Este suelto consta de unas dosoientas pa
labras. Puede, pues, verse que no es obra de tt
tanes 10 que Sc exige.
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Gspala.
De Auestro oorresponsal de Madrid.

Ha terminado On sego via ell juioio oral re-
terente d Ia muerte del se1or Avial, producids
por un tren en- ell paso de nivel <La Apareoida,
rfa de Nieva. La infanta Isabel corri6 pe'igro
de tener la misma suerte. 81 jarado dict6 We
redicto de inoulpabi|idad para ell maqujnista, y
de culpabilidad con condena de dos meses de
%arresto, q los ipg-nieros jefes de %servicio, por
su falta de vigilancia. Var;os de les del jura-
do int ntaron ret'rarse pretextando enferme lad,
y otro manifesto que habfan tratado de sober
mar e, prodaciendo este impression y dando lu-
gar q Ia correspond nte sumaria. Qoeda tc-
davfa por r%esolver la responsabilidad civil de
la compahfa del Norte.
Han sido anuladss las e,ecciones de A'me-
RIA y repuesto ell Ayuntam:eato anterior, con
gran APPLAUSE de la msyorfa de aquellos veoiuos.
For motives relaoiOna AIDES con este asunto, hay
un lance pendiente entire ell Goternador de di-
cha provincial y IN Diputado & Cortes por la
misma.
La epidemic de Quero (A1daluofa) se re
duce a IN coiioo, cuyo origen no ha podido
a%veriguarse, aunque Sc afr buye a malas aguas
potab!es y q who's adulterados.
En- Zaragoza Sc ha puesto la primera piedra
de un monumento dedicado & los martires de
la independence , de Ia religion.
Hay gran ansiedad por couocer %noticias
~exaotas de la guerra sud-afrioana Las sim
patfas del pueblo espahol no son para los in
g'eses sino para los beers, por mas que sc com.
brenda 10 desigaal de Ia lucha y su probable
resultado
La inundaci6n de Alcira (Andalucfs) y
| pneblos lnmedistos ha revestido I'm ~csrActer de
gravsdad mayor que otras veoes. Los dahos
causados son de gran importancia.
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l|uvia de bombas,
GUERRA DEL @TRANSYAAL,

FL New York Journal del l3, dice 10 81.
guiente:
Los .Boers estAn arrojando bombas so.
bre Ladismith desde ell martes. Han produoido
varios fuegos en- la oiudad. Tn reconocimien.
to hecho desde Eastcourt para darse ouenta del
verdadero estado de la oiudsd, did por r~esulta.
do saber que estaba completamente envuelta en-
hume y que con grandes llamas ardfa
Los beers tenian I'm canon de 40 libras 81
tuado en- ell canine de hero de Buinwara que
disparaba sin cesar por intervalos de 6 As mi
nutoa. Otro canon grande Sc We & oorta distan.
ola de aquel, cuya booa humeante indica que ell
bombardeo Sc extiende en- todas direcoiones.
Las ruidosas detonacioues oidas desde
Eascowt indioan que la artillerfa de marina
britannica estaba en- aoci6n, y 81 estos %oa1ones
disparaban con ''liddite" deben hsber oausado
grandes destrozos en- las 6las Beers.
III bombardeo general oomenz6 ell martes
por Ia mahana, desde ouyo momento los Beers
arrojaron sobre Ia plaza una furiosa lluvia de
bombas, y no ser1a extrano que hayan logrado
desmontar a]gunos oa1ones de la division ma.
val.
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Ell SUELO0 De UN SANT0.

Entire los creditos extraordinarios q ne com
prende ell actual presupuesto brasileno. fgura
uno procedente de una vieja tradioion portu-
guesa.
San Antonio de Padua, 8 de Lisboa, CO.
me dicep ~nuestros ~vecioos, ca aoreedor del To-
soro b~rasileno por la suma de so, 900 reis, suel-
do de un mes de I'M teniente coronel de ej6rcito
del Brasil, grade que ell padre San Antonio dis
frutabs desde la domination portuguese
FL santo hs cobrado hasta 1897, sin alte-
raoi6n a1guna, por medic del prior de Sac Beu-
to; pero ell mes de Dioiembre de dicho a6o de-
jd de presentsrse & pasar revista de oomisario
ell santo.
Por esta veg cobrara; pero parece que ell
Brasil ha decidido haoer Is economfa del suel-
do del ~teniente coronel San Antonio.
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III a queja de A(ecibo.

Nos dieen de Areoibo que con ell pago de
indemnis~ aoiones & los testigos que asisten & los
%juioios orales & aquella Corte, existe algo muy
original, pues despues que &c les expide por Sc
cretarfa Ia orden de psgo, 81 Sr. Collector de
rentas i~nternas, Sc mega & pagarla fardado en-
no venir esta en- una papeleta especial ordenads
por ell audtor, y de las que existen modelos en-
la Colecturfa. La Corte se funda en- que con
pape,etas jguales q las que expide, Ia hacen
otras Coltes de J~usticia de Ia Isla y son paga
das; asf que unos y otros tienen raz6n; pero 81
pcbre testigo que viene de puebloa %lejanos Sc
tiene que II sin cobrar y Gin yer indemnizados
sus gastcs. Llamamos la atencion del Procu
raior general sobre este asunto, a fin de que
recsigs una resolution defnitiva y qae no &c
perjudique como hasta aquf, & los testigos 8
j%uicios orales.
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Vs 7!!s.?sss!e.te inferno
POR EXCESO
de buena VIDA.

Mr.. Carrot A Hobart, Vice Presidente de
los Estados Unidos SO halla gravemente %enfer-
mo, & tai punto que SO desespera de que pueda
reponerse por complete de sus males. Ell doc
tor Newton, que es su m6iioo, ha dicho que
todas las dolencias de Mr.. Hobart tienen por
causa la vida excesivamente regalada que llevan
en- Washington los principles personajes del
Gobierno, obiigados como esthn 8 atender q
diarias invltaciones y banquetes.
Victims de esta misma <buena vida,, la
senori.a Helena Long, hija del Seoretario de
Marins, SO halla en- grave pe'igro, y gu familia
ha tenido que r%etirarse dc la capital en- busca
de la quielud ? del aire puro de las monta1as.
La senorita Long hacfa los honores en casa de
sn padre, y asf e.taba obligada a estar siempre
presente en- sociedsd.
He allf 10 que es la vida: mientras unos &c
mueren de hambre, otros SO mueren de reple-
tos.
Tanto da.
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iS0ciedad de suiCidas?

En- Puebla Ca!sada, Bsdajoz, Sc ha suici-
dado un joven de una familia pudiente, sin
que haya podido a%veriguarse las cauaas que lie
~llevaron 4 poner en- prActica tan fatsl determi .
naci6n.
Hace ouatro meses ocurrio en- dicho pue-
bio otro suicide en- las mismss condolences.
La repetioion Gel suceso cs oausa de que
ell veoindario de Puebls Calzada sc hsya echa-
do & fantasear sobre clio.
Corren varias versiones para explicar esos
suicides.
Una de elias supone Ia creaci6n de ma
sociedad compuests, de doce jurameutados. pa
ra sulcidarse cuando les llegue ell turno.
Esta version es oausa de que el pueblo Sc
encuentre considerable. y de que muchas ma
dres est6n aterradas ante la sospecha de que
paedan ser sus hijos alguno de !os juramenta.
dos.
12rGaf2e de todas classes se hacen en- Ia tipo-
grafa La Correspondence. Al
oontsdo ~extrioto pero preoios m6dioos.
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Pr0xim0 matriim0ni0
De LA PR|NCESA
Estefan1a, de Belgica.

Andnciase "a como cosa hecha ell pr6ximo
matrimonio de la Princesa Estefanfa de B9lgi-
ca. viuda del Principe Rodolfo, con ell Condo
Lonyal.
Muy bien! Pocas mujsres han llevado una
vida mas triste que Ia infelix nuera del Empe'
rador Francisco Jose. FL esposo & quien sdora
ba muri6 haciendo alarde de gu in6delidad, en-
la sangrieota trsgedia de Mayerling, y sin en-
barge, ella Ia sido fel s SD memoria por mu-
chos ahos.
Hace POGO sc dijo que la ipfeliz viuda iba
s meterse & monja, y no hubo quien no lamen-
tara tanta y tan iumotivada ~abaegaoi6n o. Ahora
no hay quien no reoiba con placer Ia noticia de
que en- aquel coraz6n que pareofa Ger RADIO & la
espersnza brilla Ia luz de I'M nuevo dia.
eAmor con amor 80 pagan, y 81 este es
asf, la hermosa viuda de Rodolfo no tiene cuen-
ia pendieute con 81 difunto calavera que la hun.
did en- la c esgracia.
LIS religion, las leyes y Ia sociedad justif
osn sus nuevas nupoias, y nadie que conozca
b;en su historic dejarA de exclamar: <Dios la
hags feliz!,
%. Hs estado en- esta Capital don Pedro
Rivera % Presidente del Comit6 Federal de
Morovis