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The Opelousas courier., 1900-02-24
ARMoREp TRAINS.

They Are Generally I~mprovised With
Steel Plates or Sandbags.
Many dispatches from the Trans
yaal refer to the armored trains which
are being used to transport troops
and passengers through the district
in which military operations are going
on, and inquiry naturally arises as to
what constitutes a train of that kind.
It is nothing mor than a train Of
ordinary freight ears which have been
strengthened on the inside with sheets
Of metal and pierced with holes.
through which the rifles and small
field pieces may be used on an at
lacking party. A fat car or gondola,
with a heavy piece Of two of artillery,
may be a part of such q train, and in
some instances enough of the closed
o / may be taken away to allow q
Maxim gun to be placed in position.
An army officer. in speaking Of these
trains, said: '.They are always i'm
provised and fitted up with the ma
teriaI nearest at hand. This may be
railroad iron, sheets of steel or sand
bags, and sometimes nothing more
than heavy lumber. We used armored
trains in Porto Rico and in the Philip
pines, and the trains about which we
read ais being used in the Transvaal
are probably in most respects like
those improyised portable strong.
holds. There are some cars, like the
new steel cars, which heve advantages
as means of transportation in . coun-
try made dangerous by an enemy, but
almost any kind of cars may be turned
into the class knoVn as '.armored'' at
short notice, and Ne armoring will
depend on the mechanical skill of che
officer in command"
The Opelousas courier., 1900-02-24
Man with a Musical Heart.

There is o man in Washington who
is puzzling the medical profession be-
cause of the peculiar formation of his
heart. He is known as sthe man
with the musical heart" He is a
Russian, but he goes by the name of
James Lewis in this country. His
real nameis Joseph Millkowski. For
the last few years he has been travel
ing in America, having visited Ger
many, France and Great Britain. He
catries with him q paper signed by
over $4,000 physicians, whom he
claims have eSanined him and pro.
nounced his case without a parallel.
During his stay in this city he has
been examined by o clinic of students
and q number of eminent physician
besides. His heart as measured by
the X-ray is 9 by II inches, and his
chest expansion 6 Ia inches. The
heart beats have q decided musical
sound, something like the scratching
df an un~vih~ating string.
The Opelousas courier., 1900-02-24
SLOT Gas METERS.
rms Penny Machines Have Proved
Success in England.

rms Penny Machines Have Proved a
Success in England.
The penny-in-the-slot gas meter In
troduced from Liverpool by the South
Metropolitan Gas company three or
four years ago has been an ASTONISHING
success. at any rate. so far as the at
tainment Of a wide popularity may ba
considered to constitute success,
though 1t is understood that the Gas
Light and Coke company does not fnd
It pay. On the other side of the water
1t pays very well, and they have nearly
10000 customers and are adding to
them at the rate Of 800 or 400 a week.
These are all penny customers. and
they bring into the company's ex-
chequer somewhere about s20o, GOO a
Q SO that this development has
done much to neutralize any injury
the electric light may have inflicted.
So satisfied is the company with the
result of its new departure that 1t liz
now getting out Shilling in the slot"
and "half-crown in the slot" meters
for customers a cut or two above the
penny people. One great advantage
the company has in this system is, of
course, that there Is no trouble and no
difficulty in getting in money. mo
penny, no gas" 10 the principle, and 1t
will be the same with the shillings and
half-crowns. though thage at present
are only in the experimental stage
London News.
The Opelousas courier., 1900-02-24
PRAYER IN A HORSE CASE.
D Was Diplomatic and Cogentp but I
Lacked Efficacy.

D Was Diplomatic and Cogent, but 10
Lacked Emcscy.
A ten-miDute prayer in a Pennsyl-
7ania court In a horse case created
quite a sensation recently. Robert F.
Thomas had brought suit to recover
he part payment he had made on a
aorse. He bought the animal from
Peter German of Heidelberg Township
'or $50; paid $50 on him, and the ball
ance. $50. was to be paid in sixty days.
The horse was guaranteed sound.
Later Thomas returned the horse and
wanted his $50, saying the horse was
aot as represented; that the animal
'knuckled." German denied this and
refused to give back the money.
Thomas then brought suit. The case
came up before Judge Albright. Thorn
as took the stand, took the oath, and
before answering the first question as
20 where he lived, TUNED to the
learned Judge and asked whether he
:ould offer prayer. Certainly" said
Judge Albright, with a quiet nod, and
while on the witness stand Thomas
prayed aloud. 20 Lord, Thou who
rulest over all and art willing that all
shall have justice. we appeal to Thee,
In this our trouble, to lend ear anu
give Thy presence. Guide us and all
Of us to tell the truth to this honor
able court and to this Jury that I
bought that dark bay horse from Ger
man for $50; that German said he was
solid and sound; that I paid $50 on
him; that the horse was not solid n
sound, as represented, and that by
right and justice this court and jury
should compel German to give me my
money back and receive his horse back
again, as the horse Is now just as l
bought him. O Lord, We hold no
grudge against German, and we don't
want him to have any enmity against
as; but we want our money back be-
cause we are entitled to it. Thou
hast said that brethren should dwell
together in unity, and it is u desire
to do so, but we can't do 1t II German
DOESN'T take his horse back and re-
turn my $50. Soften his heart toward
US; forgive our enemies; give me a
safe deliverance in this trial, and bless
this good democratic judge who has
Just been indorsed by the solid re-
publican party Of Lehigh county"
Thomas went on in his prayer for ten
minutes, and at its conclusion the
trial gravely proceeded. The jury pa
:iently listened to all the evidence.
The parties were farmers near Stating
ton, but German deals in horses. The
jury brought in a verdict for the de-
tendant, and apparently Thomas
prayer had not been answered as he
desired, German, the defendant, haV-
Ing shown that the horse was not
"knuckled." but was ~big-boned and
sound, as represented-Green Bag.
The Opelousas courier., 1900-02-24
n-aatrnlncioaI Reform.

In his presidential address before the
Society for the Promotion Of Engineer
ing Education, Dr.. Mendenhall' advo-
Gated the adoption of the metric sys-
tenn of weights and measures. He said
that there Ia a certain class of object
ors who see something sacred In the
yard and the pound because they are
relics Of antiquity, and something in
herently wicked in the meter and the
kilogram because they originated with
the French during the revolution at
the close Of the last century. He quot.
ed the words of Charles Sumner in the
senate, uttered o than thirty years
ago: "a system of weights and meas
ures born OF philosophy rather than
chance Is what we now seek. To this
end old systems must be abandoned"
The Opelousas courier., 1900-02-24
The Goethe Anniversary.

n Goethe were living he would now
(. $50 years old, which fact German
su,hors and book printers have inst
arniyersarized. An interesting deta;l
4 that Goethe's life was one OF unin.
~,errupted prosperity, and that in 1925
Motta Of Stuttgart paid $50, coo for his
copyrights. That would not be a large
s1un nowadays for men much less i'm
nortant than Goethe to receive; neither
il 1t a small SUN to pay for copyrights
uDcn books some Of which have been
in nrint over flftv wears.
The Opelousas courier., 1900-02-24

one time the inventors attempted to
run this frightful object through the
streets of New York city, and the
result was hal a large number of
horses, probably thinking that Meph-
istopheles or the horse Hades re-
turned to earth, took to running away
from his Satanic majesty. And thus
ended the career of the electric horse.
The Autobain.
The Opelousas courier., 1900-02-24
Used
7Uenty Years

We do not know of any other
hair preparation that has been
used in one family for twenty
years. do you2
But Ayers Hair Vigor has
been restoring color to gray hais
for fifty years. and it meyer
fails to do this work. c! net.
You can rely upon ! for
stopping yourv h. nohTlling
out. for keeping your scalp
clean and healthy. and for max
ing the half grow rich ana long.
sl.so a bottle. All druggists.
The Opelousas courier., 1900-02-24
Tina nov Who Didn't CounA.

Mrs. Tindler-Why, Johnny, what Is
tho matter with you? You've been
fghting! And l told you to count ten
when you were angry. Johnny did
but Torsmy Tinker played roots On me
He didn't count his ten until after NED
plunked me in the e~ye.-Boston Tran.
script.
The Opelousas courier., 1900-02-24
The Barber Talksa.

gmithy coming out OF the barss,
ahoD)-"That shave made me think !
had made a mistake and got into 9
Neutist's chair" Jonesy-'Why? DID
n hurt 500" smithy-"No; but I had
10 take gas, you k7ow."-Phi1adelphl.
Ru.latin-
The Opelousas courier., 1900-02-24
Itching, Burning Eczema.

Was troubled with a painful skin
ERUPTION, and after all other remedies
failld. the father writes: "send me
four 0 boxes of Tetterine for my
little daughter. II does her more good
than anything we ever tried. Yours,
etc., Jas. s. Porter, Lynchburg. SO"
At druggists 60c. box, or postpaid BY
J. 7. Shuptrine, Savannah. Ga.
The Opelousas courier., 1900-02-24
Observation-Disclosures, ARE BLOOD
pISeASES-cURED BY 3. 3. 3,
Bottle Free to sufferers.

b, B, B.-Botanio Blood Balm-always
roots out and drives from the bones, joints,
mucous membrane, and entire system the
specific poison in the blood that causes
Rheumatism and Catarrh, and thus makes a
permanent cure. Don't give up hope pus
try b. B. B.-Botanio Blood Balm. Large
bottles 81, six bottles (full sreatment) % at
drug stores. TRIAL BOTTLE FREE on
request, and prepaid. Address Blood Balm
Co., 4 Mitchell Street, Atlanta. Ga
The Opelousas courier., 1900-02-24

In order not to be an exception to the
rule. GuIbollard ran down his mother
sn-la1w. "Briefy, what have you against
herr" asked his friend, impatiently.
sHer daughter" was the laconic reply.
-L,TTlustre de Pocha.
The Opelousas courier., 1900-02-24

"our landlady likes to have thesetrt
cal people cone to stay with U.s.
AWhy" s'She says the rest of us stare
Mt them 80 hard that we forget to eat
Detroit free Press.
The Opelousas courier., 1900-02-24

Professor-'Now, Mr.. Doolittle, what
have you learned about your topic, the
diamond?" Mr.. Doolittle-"That every
woman believes It harmonizes exactly
with her complexion."- Jewellers
Weekly.
The Opelousas courier., 1900-02-24

In a ecentry port TO his government
the French Consul at Manila declares
that the Filipinoa did not make the
least progress in their agricultural
methods during the three centuries Of
Spanish rule.
The Opelousas courier., 1900-02-24

Jack Wyld-That young Simperly
seems such a fragile fellow I should
he6s..,-.touch him, for fear he would
brsak. Tom Fax (who has had expe
ri snce)-He wouldn't hesitate about
/ S1ching you. lie he was broke.-Puck
The Opelousas courier., 1900-02-24

LUCAS COUNTY,
FRAME j. CHENEY makes oath that he is the
q nior partner Of the firm, Of Z. j.. CHENEY a.
COsdoing businessint the City of Toledo, County
and State aforesaid, and that said firm VIII pay
the sum OF DOLLARS for each
and every case of CATARRH that cannot be
cured by the use OF HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j.. CHENEY.
Sworn TO before me and subscribed in my
- presence, this 9Th day OF December,
SEAL A. ID. 1885. A. wv. GLEASON,
~{ notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and
sets directly on the blood and mucous surfaces
ct the system. Send for testimonials, free.
r. J. CHENEY 81 Co., Toledo. @.
Sold by Druggists, f5c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The maj who never tracFs mud into the
rouse is usually meddicsome in The kitchen.
The Opelousas courier., 1900-02-24

Doesn't it make you sad when you
think Of the poor" why, no., not
particularly. 1t makes me mad
though, when I think of the rich."-
The Opelousas courier., 1900-02-24
An Insult to the Dee.

Mr.. Newlywed-Why don't you call
me a brute and done with it? Mrs,
Newlywed-You forget that Fido ia
nresent!-Puck.
The Opelousas courier., 1900-02-24

Dyelng Is as simple as washing when you
use PUTNAM FADELEss DYES. Sold by all
druggists.
The Opelousas courier., 1900-02-24

yrr e FI,r. lev 7. v; dsSilttsssd To O. sxh F : !, e. Ia III
e0t 10 for 2 weeks treatment. DR.. Kline, Ltd.
no Arch Street, Philadelphia. Founded l57i.
The Opelousas courier., 1900-02-24

After six years. suffering l was cured by
Fso's sCure.-MARY THOMPSON, 20 1-2 Ohio
ave. Allegheny. Pa. March 10. 1894.
The Opelousas courier., 1900-02-24

Mrs. Tinslow's Soothing Syrup for childrsa
Seethihg, softena the gums reducing inflammn
tiOn, all6ys paine wind collie. $50 q botds
The Opelousas courier., 1900-02-24
Enelxndss Armored Trains.

The magnificent armored trains used by
England In her war with the Beers will trans
port her troops. protect bridges AMI tele-
graphic communications in about the same
way that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters drives
dyspepsia from the human stomach and then
mounts guard that it does not return. The
Btters has won in every case of indigestion,
biliousness, liver and kidney trouble for the
past fifty years. It 10 invaluable at all times.
The Opelousas courier., 1900-02-24

Flowery speakers do not always get thu
boQuets.
The Opelousas courier., 1900-02-24

There isn't enough meat on some argu'
naents to make an intellectual bite.
The Opelousas courier., 1900-02-24

The football player may come early. bu'
rot to avoid the rush.
The Opelousas courier., 1900-02-24

Al policeman doesn't seem to be so impor
liant after all when you get to know him.
The Opelousas courier., 1900-02-24
srlrn o oHro, CRY O. To1aDo, &.

Hi. quito natural for a full mar to appear
occupied.
The Opelousas courier., 1900-02-24

No woman can look intelligent and talk Il
i baby simultaneously
The Opelousas courier., 1900-02-24

Nothing is more apt to make some people
lose their way than Q. tting married.
The Opelousas courier., 1900-02-24

Even after marriage . fireman loves to talk
Of his old flames.
The Opelousas courier., 1900-02-24
Keeps
My Hair
Soft

Il have used your Hair
Vigor for FIVE years and am
greatly pleased with 1t. 1t ccr-
tain1y restores the original color
to gray hair. 1t keeps my hair
soft and smooth. 1t quickly
cured me Of some kind of humor
of the scalp. My mother used
your Hair Vigor for some
twenty years and lid it very
much = Mrs. Helen Kilkenny.
New Portland. Me-. Jan. 4. 90.
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Ell DR.. Figuer0a
en- PuertO-RiCO.

Hemos tenido la satisfaction de
saludar q nuestro distinguido compa
triota 81 DR.. don Manuel Figueroa,
quien regresa q Puerto Rico, despues
de cuatro amos de permanencia en- ell
eXtranjerO.
Dnrante este tempo el habil y
famoso cirujano, hase consagrado en-
Paris y en- los principales centros
universitarios al cultivo de su espe
eialidad, que domina magistralmen-
te.
Dedicase con verdadero amor y
entusiasmo la especialidad de los
ojos. sobre la cual ha hecho sorpren
dentes y originates estudios
Ell DR. Figueroa, que ocup6 STEM
pre- puesto de honor entire los medi
cos puertorriquef1os, 10 ocupara hoy,
con mayores tftulos, gracias & los
adelantos conquistados en- los prime
ros centros universitarios del extran
jero.
Nos congratulamos de yer entire
nosotros a este dlstinguido paisano y
felicitamos la poblaci6n de San
Juan, que desde hoy cuenta con un
valioso elemento medico mas.
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Ell aSuntO
de Mayaguez.

Don Ramon Nadal, Juez especial
en- la causa de Mayagtez, don Luis
Campillo, fiscal de aquella Corte, D.
Pascasio Fajardo juez municipal y
el Jefe de Policfa, han tenido ma
larga conferencia con ell Attorney
General sobre Ia competencia esta'
blecida con motive de desagradables
sucesos ocurridos en- la ciudad del
Oeste.
El Attorney General hablando
con un representante del News, le
dijo:
clos representatives de ambas
Cortes me han visitado hoy, y me han
dejado un volumen de asuntos, que
pienso leer maf1ana Las 6rdenes
generates son muy amplias. pero
me parece que el Juzgado Municipal
esta autorizado para yer esas causas
No he estudiado ell case su6ciente'
mente todavfa, como para dar mi
fallo, Csc cree que ell senior Russell
decidira hoy que la Corte de Distrito
no tenia derecho de ingerirse en- la
CauSa2
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SIMPATICO
FerrQc,rriI
de CirCunVQldCion

Ell Sr Director de la compaf11a
de ferrocarriIes. en- carta que nos
la dirigido, nos dice entire otras co
sas, 10 siguisnte
clos frecuentes retrazos en- el
servicio de Corrtos entire Camuy y
Aguadilla, impidiendo el enlace de
la correspondence de San Juan
para Mayaguez y vice versa, han
sido causa de COZ, tinuas quejas por
parte del rdblico y de la prensa.
E>ta compoflI deseosa siemprc
de coutribuir en- toto 10 que de ella
dvpenda al bien general, ha intro
ducido en- sus ilirrr los las siguien
tes modificariunt :, 'I'|" regiran a par
tir del 10 &c Sep,1,.u hrc pr6ximo,
con ell fin de dar ma ii. II po al con
tratista de corIl,'s y p'~"j"ros para
haCer Ell recorrido eulrr Camuy y
Aguadilla, ofrecieudole> II is IL npli-
lud, para alcanzar los treEes.
Ell tren ordinario de Aguadilla
saldra q las ) de la tarde e,, lugar
de las ABS, aumcntando por consi
guiente en- % miButOs el tempo dis
ponible para hacer dicho recorrido
modo llegar la misma hora ac-
actual a Mayaguez, 8 sea a las 6 43.
Por otra parte ell tren que sale
de Mayagtlsz, ciudad, a las 6 O5 de la
ma11ana llegando q las 8. II Agna
dilla saldra Ell 10 successive a las g l0
once minutes mas tarde) y sin en- >
barge llegara Aguadilla a las s
(oncc minutes antes que actualmen-
te)
AL propio tempo hemos sabido
que ell Sr ComisiCnado del Interior,
ell Honorable w u Elliot, ha prone
lido destinar cierta suma para ARE
glo de la carretera de Aguadilla q
Camuy, cuyo pesimo estado es la yer
dadera causa de los rCtrazNs del CO.
rreO.
Els de esperar por COL siguiente
que estas modificaciOnes redundeu
en- beueficio del servicio de oorreos
y del p1blico en- general y nos permi
tan dentro de breve plazo expender
billetes directos entire San Juan
Mayagjlez,.
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CuliOS0.

Un Official de Lighlanders, ejer
cito escoces, sc encontraba 11ltima-
mente bordo del transporte eLake
Eris,, y habiendo este hecho escala
en- Palma, Islas Canarias, obtuvo co
mo favor especial autorizacion para
bajar a terra y pasear la ciudad por
algunas horas. 10 cual verified vesti
do con ell uniforme que acostum ora
llevar su ejercito
Este trajo que denominan los
escoceses <Hilt, consiste, como Sc
sabe, en- uha especie de camisa que
llega a las rodillas no exigiendo otra
prenda alguna en- la Larte interior
del cuerpo, 10 que les hace llevar las
piernas al descubierto.
,Apenas hizo ell citado Official su
aparicion en- el muelle, todas las Sc
foras que en- 81 Sc hallaban Sc cubrie
ron la cara prorrumpiendo en- gritos
de indignation y las j6venes Sc le
quedaron 'mirando con osos espanta
dos cual 81 hubiera sido a]gdn ami
ual daf1ino.
Mas el Official sin darse cuenta
de NADIA, sigui6 u camino por las ca
lies de la poblari6n con la mayor
tranquilidad
Al POGO ratio toda la ciudad supo
que un hombre eu camisa y con las
piernas desnuoas Sc paseaba por la
poblaci6n.
lei e>caudalo fue may1sculo!
Y ell pobrc Official de Lighlan
ders al worse tan NAL recibido Sc VIC
en- el prcoi>o ca>o de volverse Dor
do huyeudo la posibilidad de ir a pa
rar al hospital de locos.
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Ss..iiiis hihG'g'aa'a.
Paris al dlQ.

Els un libro de Bonafoux Mez'
cla hfbrida de misantrop1a, except
cismo y bur]a zumbona y voltaria;
pero siempre genial, siempre humo'
rista.
Empez6 por tener asco y repug
nancia a estas cosas de los papana
tas de la TERRA y ha terminado por
causarle nauseas
Ell dice: 90 yo estoy completa
mente loco-cosa que me va pare
ciendo muy verosimil-6 tengo la
inmensa desgracia de estar en- desa
cuerdo con la mayor1a de los NOR.
tales.> Y estn as vsrdad:
Cuando todo ell mundo con mo-
two dc la guerra del Transvaal, Sc
abanderizaba los beers y otros 4
los ingleses, Bonafoux Sc declare
partidario de los cafres.
En- la guerra de Cuba, estamos
seguros que Sc declararfa partidario
de Guarionex, 81 este hubiese exis'
lido.
Dice Bonafoux: <Con frecueucia
oigo decir: Yo no me cam mbiaria por
nadie, Pues 20, francamente, me
cambiar1a por Menelick,' entire otros
barbaros.> Porque como negro es
negro, y a su vera resulta Quintfn
Banderas un armi1O.
Buen tipo (Mene|ick) Alto, for
nido tripudo, ojos valientes, nariz
de cachiporra, labios <bemb1os,
como la fsonomfa de una yegua Wis
ia por Ia cola,
Y 81 es original en- la manera de
ronSor mac nrip1no1 on Ia mann
ra de decir.
Como personalidad literaria no
cabe en- los encasillados que la lite
| ratura ha nventado para clasifcar
los que manejan la pluma con mas
6 menOs fortuna
Al ecibirse un libro de Bona
foux, no puede darse cuenta al pu
blico de otra suerte que diciendo
Gun libro de Bonafoux Ycon csc
Sc ha dicho bastante ..-
| ESQ es decir, una collection dc
geriales paradojas, antftesis epigra
maticas, de anomal1as en- la forma
de amargas verdades en- ell fondo J
una flosofia del mundo que hace
llorar a carcajadas
| iQuereis saborear a <Par1s a
d1a,? Pues acudid acomprarlo, que
es la mejor demostraci6n que podei!
dar al autor, de la admiration cor
| que lie hacen iusticia sus paisanos,
NOTA: Los autores 8 editores
Due quieran dar a conocer en- est;
secci6n sus obras, Sc servirtn envla
q la redacci6n dos ejemplares.
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La marina
americana

Actualmente estan en- cOnstruc-
ci6n setenta buques de guerra para
la marina americana. Un informe
publicado por q Almirante Hisch
bon nd, contiene detalles curiosos so
brc esta formidable flota. Entire esos
barcos lay doce acorazados de es
cuadra, ses cruceros acorazadOs,
nueve cruceros protegidos, cuatro
mnnitores, dieZ y seis contratorpede
ros, ounce torpederos y siete sub
marinOs.
Cuatro de aquellos acorazadcs,
ell sKentucky,, el sIllinoiss, el Gala
bamas el sWisconsiu,, teIdran una
velocidad de II nudos y estaran ter.
minados antes de un af1o. Tres AGO
razados, el xMaine, ell Missouri, y
el <Ohio, deberan hacer IS nudos por
hora cinco de los otros 10. Los
seis cruceros acorazados tendran una
velocidad de % nudos y los seis pro
tegidos una de II 21 Ell submari
no <P]unger' esta en- construction
en- Pichmod, Virginia.
La Huta acorazada de los Esla
dos Unidos, sc compondra &c veinte
seis buques de esa clase una vez
terminada la construction de aque
los.
~ contra tales tlementos mar
limos de guerra, pretendla el ineptt
Ministro de Marina de Espana, que
lu ;hasen G C.rvera y Mont"jo! Oh
garies tai >acriticlo fue e! co'mo Il,
la est1pid ny de "a iguoran ia
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Dice Gel international, de Me-
xico;
<Las autorida5es de Omaha E~'
tados Unidos, acordaron $50, 900 orc
como prima al que aprehendiera I;
James Watcher, acusado de asesina
to-
Ell deliucuente fue aprehendido
en- Ciudad Juarez y entregado por
las autoridades mexicanas los Es
tados Unidos, conforme los trata
dos de extradici6n.
Ultimamente Sc telefone6 do ell
Paso, Texas, al Jefe Polftico apre
henson diciendolo que le iban remi
tir la suma ofrecida como premio,
mas aquella autoridad rehuso de una
manera terminate recibirla, dicien
do que en- Mexico la Administration
pc Justicia essgratuitas
Las fuerzas americanas an Pekin
han t-liIlu InuertOS Y 30 herldOS.