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The evening times., 1900-01-23

OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON GAS
LIGHT COMPANY, Washington D. c.
January Ig 190G.-The annual meeting OF
the shareholders of the WASHINGTON
GAS LIGHT COMPANY for the election Of
directors and for such other business as
may properly come before said meeting
Will be held at the Office OF the company,
At TENTH STREET y. W, MONDAY.
FEBRUARY 3. 1900. at u O'CLOCK
NOON. The polls will be open from y
o'clock noon to l o'clock p. N. WILLIAM
p. ORME, Secretary
ia1g-15t. .exsu
The evening times., 1900-01-23

Is n deceptive disease
thousands have it and don't
know il. If you want quick
results you can make no
.nistske by using Dr. Kill
the great kidney remedy.
cent and dollar sizes. sam
ee: also pamphlet telling you
-ou have kidney trouble.
& Co.. BinEhamton, n. Y.
The evening times., 1900-01-23
MARRIED..

FTRRuW- -MINOR-Nr. HOLLOWAY fJBBoN
and Ms CLARA MINOR. cf Washington. D. G..
were united iu marriage, January 20, IN9J. iu
Baltimore D;tg. bg tine Rev. ID. hesu. Item
The evening times., 1900-01-23
The Reason.

Orom Punch.9
'-Is-ah-Mrs Fitzsimmons ing'
NO. sir. she's not at horae''
''Oh, pardon me. | just now saw her enter the
house"
''Yes-and she saw your
The evening times., 1900-01-23

SPECIAL NOTICE-National Fencibles.
Meeting of the company on TUESDAY.
JANUARY %. s p. n. Room %. y. G.
Armury COMMITTEE.
ja22-2t
The evening times., 1900-01-23

You are the one to determine what beer you
Ike best Have You tasted Hcnrichs Maerzen
SeRate. or Lager If not, phone 63l, Arlington
Botting Co., for a
The evening times., 1900-01-23
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
A WondcrruI Lctter.

Take Laxative Bromo Quipine Tablets Az
druggists refund ths money il II fails 10 cure.
L. ". Groves signature Is on each box 25c.
The evening times., 1900-01-23

Mr. Gould o-ed from the decision OF
Judge Scott in the Guiteau case. which, o"
he said, lis -eoneidered the finest ruling on
this subject ever delivered in this eoun-
try
The State SIS. Cunningham in the Seven
The evening times., 1900-01-23
KIDNEY
TROUBLE

mer's Swamp Root
At druggists in hftJ
pie bottle by mail I
how to find out II
Add ess DR.. KLINE
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
FOREST FIRES N NAME.
GREAT DAMAGE TO PROPERTY-sHOOTING
LICENSES WITHHELD

LICENSES WITHHELD
fires which have been sweeping over Eastern
Maine for several days have made rapid and
alarming progress since Friday night famed
by the strong wind. The woods are dry as tin
der, so that the slightest spark kindIes a blaze
and to-day before the strong wind the fire swept
like a hurricane through thousands Of acres OF
the best timber in this section. Up 10 Friday
night the damage 10 timber lands within
radius Of fifty miles OF Bangor was estimated
at 100000. and such has been the destruction
to-day that Iumbermen say the loss must now
be several times that amount.
The greatest fires are in the towns OF La
grange, Alton. Argyle and Costigan. Immediately
north OF Bangor. IN these towns a large part
OF the male population is working night and
day in an effort to stay the flames by telling
strips OF forest and throwing UP trenches
Many people have already been driven from
their homes in the outlying regions. and several
OF the smaller towns have all day been in dan
ger OF destruction. East OF Bangor and also
in Hancock County destructive fires have been
raging for a week. and the same conditions
prevail generally throughout Eastern Maine
There has been rain for many weeks. and at
this time there is prospect OF any Many
lumber operators VIII be seriously crippled and
some OF them bankrupted by the fires.
on account OF TIE extreme drought the Fish
and Game Commission to-day ordered the sale
OF licenses for September hunting 70 be stopped
until there is a fall OF rain. Charles E. Oak
State Forest Commissioner. has sent a note OF
warning 10 guides. camp owners and hotel pro-
prietors IN the sporting regions 70 use extra
precautions 10 prevent forest fires
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
BRYAN N WISCONSIN.
REPEATING THE FAMILIAR PHRASES HEARD IN
OTHER STATES.

Milwaukee. Wis, Sept. s-William J. Bryan made
q record breaking railway run from Chicago 70
Milwaukee to-day 10 open the Democratic National
campaign in Wisconsin. NInety-six minutes after
the candidates special train left Chicago Colonel
Bryan was bowtng 10 enthusiastic crowd which
met him the skation here. Mayor Harrison Of
Chicago and the Cook County Democratic Marching
Club accompanied Nj Bryan. The special was met
at Western Union Junction by Mayor Rose and
other Milwaukee officials and citizens OF promi-
nence. Al the Milwaukee station band was play
ing when the train arrived Colonel Bryan and
Mayor Harrison were taken in carriages at the
head OF a procession 70 the City Hall. where the
candidates made mute acknowledgment 10 the
crowds greeting. After a brief pause Colonel
Bryan was driven the home OF ". .. Bruce,
chairman OF the Milwaukee City and County Demo
cratic Committee for luncheon.
Late in the afternoon Mr. Bryan and the stheF
speakers were driven to National Park. where a
large crowd had gathered Ex-Governor Peck in
troduced Mayor Harrison. who spoke briefly. Louis
J. Bohmrich. candidate for Governor, Followed
Mayor Harrison. speaking until Bryan was ready
70 begin his address.
After the applause which greeted his appearance
had subsidized Mr. Bryan spoke. repeating the sub
stance Of former speeches
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
M0vEAfEyTs or DE WET.

Pretoria, Sept. SIT is stated that General
De Wet has Joined Theron in the neighborhood
OF johannesburg and that the total Boer force
there numbers 100 The enemy is holding q
position in the high hills south Of the town. A
have no ar1iIIerv
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
KILLED WHILE GOING TO FUNER4L.

VICTIM HAD GOT OFF AT WRONG STATION AND
STARTED TO WALK
d A sortaerton thirty-hve years old, OF First
e and One hundred ana -third-st, this city, was
I,gIea by the Boston GILT Edged Express at Larch-
,,ont Yesterday. He his way 10 attend the
funeral Of his brother-in-law. al Noroton' conn
- cen asleep and when he swoke he got on at
-.byronf bv mistake He started 10 walk to
cornerticut and struck by the express train
- ruangied almost beyond recognition
tfss hody was taken 10 Davts's Morgue, az New
E7-ocSeile He leaves q widow and four children.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
ILLNEsS OF BISHOP HORNER.

Asheville y. c. Sept. S-BishOp Horner. OF The
Protestant Episcopal Church. district OF AsheviIie
is seriously III here with appendicitis The district
convention or the Church was 70 have been held az
Biltmore next Wednesday. but has been indefinitely
postponed.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09

Connaudanr Theron, Of the Boer army, was
known great scout It was he who com
rnanded the Boer flying patrol that derailed and
burned, early in August. near Honigspruit the
train carrying United States Consul Stowe and fly
ing the Stars and Stripes. Lord Algernon Lennox
and forty men were made prisoners, but they
were released the request Of the American Con-
SUI. Twenty-seven bullets traversed the compart-
rnert occupied by Mr. Stowe. Commaudaut Theron
asterward expressed his sorrow 10 Mr.. Stowe for
the attack on the train, maintaining that II was
due To a mistake. The Beers also placed Mr.
Stoves carriage back on the line.
Krigerspost is small town about twenty miles
north BY east OF Lydenberg- The next town north
ward from KriigerspOsr IS LeydsdOrp. which is
about sxty-fve miles from Krugerspost.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09

The Peoples Cooperative Ice Company. No. Si
Broadway. securing splendid success. They
merit your co-Operation.-Advt
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
NEWS OF TWO CAPITALS.
LONDON.

REORGANIZATION OF THE ARMY THB
PARAMOUNT POLITICAL ISSUE
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
Center or American METROPOLIS

Is Grand Central Station OF ths New York Ca-
tral in I'D Street You reach 90 IN from kalr a
minute 20 1fteen minutes from ~ New York hotels
! s. clubs. and 81 theatrss.-Advt
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
BOER CHIEF REPORTED KILLED.

BoDT BELIEVED TO BE THERON's FOUND
on THE BATTLEFIELD
London. Sept. 8-The following dispatch has
been received az the War ONCE from Lord
Roberts.
Belfast, Sept. Ian Hamilton succeeded in turn
ing the Beers right flank, clearing the way for
Buffers advance
DgndonaId and Brocklehurst occupied Lydenberg
Thursday.
The Beers ara split up and going norJhward and
eastward. Most Of the guns and stores have been
sent 10 kTlgersPosr-
Hart who is operating southwest Of Krigers-
dOrp reports that among the dead Beers left on
the field II is believed that the body Of Theron has
been found.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09

Send your address 70 The Peoples Cooperative
Ice Co. sTz way cor 18th ST. II Interested n per-
E1aEently chazDer ice = good inYestraent.-AoFl-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09

coatlnuea on fourth 90.
The colored American., 1900-01-06
Notes for Normal.

Normal, Ala, Special. Christ
mas issue OF the Index speaks we'll for
the classes in printing. 1t contains ex-
cellent articles from the Senior nor
mails and elaborate account Of the work
of the institution. The Christmas mol
idays failed to induce many students
to leave for their homes. This ls quite
an Improvement over former years and
shows that parents are awakening to
the duty. Owing to reports Of small
pox in the neighborhood, precautions
have been taken to ward off the disease.
The saw and planning mills have under
gone repairs and all kinds OF wood
work is turned out under the maua
ment of Prof. W. A. Scott.
II. D. STATTER.
The colored American., 1900-01-06
"Scott Day" at Second Baptist.

Last Sunday was to all intents and
purposes "Scott Day" at the Second
Baptist Lyceum. The usual big crowd
was out and the exercises were of de-
cided interest. Prof Jesse Lawson pre-.
sided and Mr.. T. ii. Mckinney served
as secretary in the absence Of Miss
Hattie Drew. The principal speaker
was A. Wendell Scott, Esq. formerly
Of Wilmington, N. g., now a member
OF the District bar. and one Of our
brightest and most highly respected
representatives Of the BIackstoniau
profession. Mr.. Scott's address was
forcoful and eloquent and recited in
new ard comprehensive style the
achievements Of the Negro as a soldier
and citizen. He revie wed the history
Of the race and told of the Negroes con-
duct In all the wars from the revolu.
tionary struggle down to the conflict
with Spain. He described the progress
We have made in politics and business,
and our accumulatlons in wealth and
education, concluding that a people
who could rise from depths of slavery
to affiuent citizenship III less than two
decades Of freedom and opportunity,
had no reason to despair. Mr.. Scott's
happy periods and appropriate refer
ences to famous characters and his
torical events, evoked frequent and en-
thusiastic applause.
Mrs. William Scott field agent of the
American Baptist Home Mission AS
ISOLATION, drew tears from many eyes
by her graphic story Of slave life, with
it's trials and hsrdships and pictured
with dramatic intensity the joy ex-
perienced by the slave the morning
when Lincoln's emancipation procls-
nation took effect. She pointed out the
duty the northern Negro owed TO his
brethren in the black belt of the South
and asked aid for the enl1g ghtenment Of
the boys and girls of that section. She
| ASSO1VCO 5uOoCAApSAOh w
about $50. Rev. l. @. Jordan thelI.
spoke of the Baptist missionary work
in Africa.
At the executive session which fol-
lowed President Lawson stated that
under no circumstances would ne ac-
cept a reelection and committee
headed by Mr. T. II Mckinney was sp'
pointed to nominate officers OF the Ly'
ceum for the ensuing year. Mr.. R. w
Thompson heads a committee to pre-
pare a suitable memorial bearing upon
the retiring presidents splendid work
during the seven years Of his incum'
bency. The reports will be heard at
tomorroW's session.
The colored American., 1900-01-06

Mr.. G. l.. Marshall is dong prcs-
porous business in coal, wood and groe-
cries at the corner of 9Th and X streets
northwest. He carries large and
varied stock. Mr.. Marshall is a first
class business man in every respect
and q most useful member of society.
The colored American., 1900-01-06
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UIl nuevo crucerO

El nuevo crucero. <Extremadu-
ra> ha sido construido por la Socie'
dad <Astillero Yea Murgia, Noruega
y Compaf1fa> de CAdiz.
Desplaza 2 O30 toneladas y mide
de eslora 88 metros de manga II, y
de puntal $3.50.
Como medios defensivos cuenta:
cor una cubierta protectora de proa
a popa, que defiende maquiEas, cal
deras, paf1oles de municiones, go
bierno y tel6grafo; carboneras late.
rales debajo de la cubierta protecto
ra; carboneras laterales sobre la
terales sobre misma; torre del conan
te y tubo 9 6rdenes de acerode 30 y
20 milfmetros, y placas para los TO-
SOS de municiOnes de14 'centimetrOs.
de acero.
Su velocidad es de 17,5 millas
con tiro natural y 20 milas con tiro
Tornado, y su radio de acci6n no sera
inferior a seis mil millas
Ell casco del <Extremadura, es
de aceFo Siemens Martin, lleva
un doble fondo debajo de maquinas,
calderas y paf1oles de municiones.
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?s'egtii.stiia / Roma.

La junta diocesana de Valencia
organizadora de la peregrinacion ha
acordado con una, compa1ia naviera,
la siguiente tarifa de precios de ida
y vuelta desde Valencia Civjtta
Vecchia: Pasaje en- Camara de pri.
mera, 60 pesetas; en- segunda, so; en-
tercera, 40.
En- esta cantidad Sc comprende
la manutenci6n durante la travesfa.
Desde Civitta Vecchia a Roma
cada peregrino pagara su billete,
que no excedera, en- tercera ida y
vuelta, de $50 liras, y disminuira Sc
gun la rebaja por grupos.
El hospedaje y manutencion en-
Roma sera por cuenta de cada uno.
A los que 10 pidieren a la junta,
esta Sc los proporcionara bajo la ba.
Sc de 5 liras diarias en- adelante por
persona, segdn su gusto. Tambien
habra hospedaje sin comida desde
1,50 liras en- adelante
La estancia en- Roma sera de
dias, sin contar los de llegada y sa-
Ida.
La inscription de los peregri
nos Ell pago del pasaje Sc efectua
ra hasta Ell 80 del corriente mes en- la
secretaria del lArzobispado.
Eu Civitta Vecchia, y Roma ha
bra persona de confanza 6 lustrada
para facilitar cambio, hospedaje y
todo informe necesario.
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Los aIenlaneS
en- e| Bra sill.

Ell Bureau de las Rephblicas
Americanas de Washington, ia reu-
nido algunos datos interesantes re.
lativos q las colonias alemanas que
hay en- el Brasil.
La Influenza del elemento ex.
tranjero es mucho mas fuerte en-
Santa Catharina que en- Parana y
Rio Grande Do Sol. A Apesar de que
en- este dltimo estado hay mas de
100000 alemanes, no SO toman gran
interes y la pol1tica nacional y del
estado y en- la legislature local no
tlenen representation.
Este hecho1 10 hacen notar los
funcionarios alemanes para indicar
que ell Gobierno de Berlin no trata
de conseguir un territorio para sus
s1bditos Los informes que tiene ell
Bureau de Repdblicas Amer icanas
dan a conocer que los alemanes en-
ell Brasil estan exclusivamente inte-
resados en- los asuntos municipales
de su nueva patria, que rara vez
abandonan para regresar Euro
pa.
Hay una Inca de vapores alema
nes que hacen su ruta directa desde
ell puerto de San Francisco, en- ell
estalo de Santa Catharina hasta la
cercana colonia alemana de Joinvi-
lie, que cuenta va con una poblacion
de cerca de veinte mil almas, casi
todos a!emanes. En- ell trayecto, los
vapores visitan los puertos de Ita'
jahy, que es ell puerto principal de
las colonias germanicas, Blumenau
y Brusque. nos vapores, despues
de visitar esos puertos, siguen para
Hamburgo. Desde ell Brasil Sc ex
portan cantidades enormes de tabaco
y mantequilla para Alemania.
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Ell TrafC0
p,' 'l Canal t's sus,'

Los productos oOtenidos por la
Compaffa del Canal de Suez en- ell
ano 1899, como en- los af1os anterio
res, han lido en- aurento. El hume
70 de vapores que pasaron por el
canal alcanz6, a 8, ,48O, con 1898, ,022
toneladas, pagando de derechos la
suma de 17.510, 142 dollars. Compa-
rando estas cifras con las del af1o
anterior, Sc observa que un aumen
to de 16 barcos, con so mil toneladas
y los ingresos han superado en-
100000 dollars. En- el periodic de
diez af1os, ell tonelage ha aumentado
en- 2 millones 300 mil, y los ingresos
en- 8. .43O, 900 dollars.
Los buques que han pasado ell
canal representa- q todas las ,naclo,
mes civilizadas.
Inglaterra ocupa ell puesto prin-
cipal, por ell n1mero de sus buques:
esta representada por 6,628, 767 to-
neladas; le sigue Alemania, con
1851, 149 toneladas. Las otras ma
clones estan representadas por ci-
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En- eI eatro.

Ell pot pourrf de anoche, sali6
excelente. La sef1ora Chalfa, y ell
Tenor Provost, hicieron ell gasto de
la velada, sirviendonos trozos de
sBallo in maschera>, <Faustos y
<Trovatore>: En- este 1ltimo ell te-
nor repiti6, peticion del p1blico, ell
famoso ed6, que parece hace las de
licias del parafso.
Al final, dos danzas cantadas
por la Sra Chalfa; una cubana, la
otra <La Borinquen., el Himno, que
dicen algunos. A los primeros acor
des de este ultimo,~ una saliva de
aplausos estrepitosos lleno ell salon.
iHasta el Gobernador Allen, que
ocupaba un palco bajo, aplaud1a son.
riente! Por tres veces fue repetida
la partitura de Astol.
La concurrencia numerosa y Sc.
lecta. El para1so lleno
Ell alumbrado, malo al principle;
despues en- plena luz electrica. La
cantina bien servida Y los empare-
dados exquisitos
Para esta noche, otro pot pou-
rr1 suculento con trozos de <Lucfa,;
<Gigantes y cabezudos,, <Cavallerfa
-rusticana, y <Aida.> Sera una ve-
lada agradable. Ell tempo est& bas-
tante h1medo; no hay donde ir, y
caeremos en- ell Teatro, como ell que
<coje iglesia.,
;Hasta la noche, pues!
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5. A. Luz EIi.t'!i!a.

Hallandose incomplete la Junta
Directiva, y por 10 tanto llegado ell
case que prevee el dltimo apartado
del art. Al del Reglamento y de a.
cuerdo con 10 que dispone ell mismo,
Sc cita a los Sre, Accionistas para
Junta General que Sc celebrara ell
dla % del corr:ente las de la tar.
de, en- los altos del Bapco Terrific
rial y Agr1cola, con objeto de ele.
gir los miembros necesarios para
completar la Junta Directiva
Al mismo tempo Sc tratara de
la ampliaci6n de la Planta, forma de
llevarla cabo y de todas las medi-
das convenientes para la buena mar,
cha de la empresa y perfection del
alumbrado,
Pto-Rico de JUNO de 1900
FL Director
A. GONZALEZ PADIN.
10, Is y 20.
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$4,000 rusos
a las puertas dc China.

Shanghai, JUNO L. En- la actua-
lidad hay veinte y tres buques de
guerra en- Taku-nueve rusos, tres
ingleses, tres ale names, tres france
ses, dos americanos, dos japoneses,
y un italiano.
Ademas de sus tripulaciores,
los rusos tienen bordo de sus bar
cos 1000 soldados procedentes de
Port Arthur, equipados completa-
mente para campana. Quedaban
todavfa en- Port Arthur catorce mil
soldados mas, listos a marchar al
primer aviso
Avisan de Pekin ha llegado a
aquella capital ell destacamento de
500 soldados europeos. Ell ministro
americana Conger informa su GO
bierno de la llegada de $50 guardias
para las legaciones de Russia, Fran,
cia, Gran Bretaf1a, Italia, Jap6n y
los Estados Uuidos: con tai mott
vo la situacion ha mejorado.
En- Pekiu reina la tranquilidad, pc
70 en- los alrededores los Boxers 81
guen agitandose.
En- los cfrculos diplomaticos co,
rria la version de que la creciente y
repentina actividad de la terrible
secta anti-cristiana, es debida a
que Russia trata de obtener grandes
concesiones en- todo ell territorio
pr6ximo al rio Pei. Pero parece
que las potencias Sc dieron cuenta
de la trama y 'desbarataron ell plan,
que con tanto disimulo Sc iba a de
sarrollar
Els cosa probada que la Empe'
ratriz Dowager apoya a los Boxcers
El Gobernador de Shan Tung le di-
rigi6 un despacho dandole cuenta
de las terribles depredaciones que
los Boxers cometfan, y que 81 no le
enviaban tropas, los crfmenes con
tlnuar1an repitiendose La Empe-
ratrfz le contesto con una reprimen-
da por atreverse a pensar ell gober-
nador en- hacer uso de la fuerza pa
ra castigar a gente ignorante que
no pensaba mas que en- divertirse.
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E| viaje del
Gobernad0r Civil

Sc espera en- uno de estos dias
la llegada a nuestro puerto del aviso
<Mayflower, one We ndra ponerse
a las 6rdenes de Mr. Allen para tras-
ladarlo Washington. Acompa1a.
ra al Gobernador ell teniente Logan.
Durante la ausencia del gober-
nador desempef1ara su puesto ell Sc.
cretario Hunt. Sc cree que ell viaje
del gobernador obedece no tan solo
q intereses. de fndole privada sino
tambien celebrar una larga confe.
rencia con ell Presidente Nc Kinley.
Y fijar la 6poca de las elecciones
y rnmbos que 'ha de tomar la polfti
ca americana en- estos paises.
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Farmacia Perez Aviles.
ARECIBO PTO RICO.
Plaza Principal.

La antigua y acreditada farma
cia que fue del Lcdo Perez F'reites,
es hOy propiedad del Lcdo Manuel
Perez Aviles, quien la ha restaura'
do convenientementey y surtida com
pletamente la altura de las prime
ras en- su clase en- la isla.
Ell despacho de las formulas es-
tan cargo de un inteligente perso-
nal bajo la Immediate direction del
senior Perez Aviles.
En- este establecimiento Sc en-
contrara constantemente los ultimos
productos qufmicos inventados, apli
cados la terapeutica. CD
Los productos de esta casa han
sido premiados con medallas de orc
plata en- varias exposiciones ex =
tranjeras.
Precios baratfsimos.
Ell Sr Perez Aviles y don Pedro
Rios estan encargados del mostra
dor. "A lo-9j
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P0r un sermon.

En- Vinaroz Sc promovio un mo
tin a consecuencia de un sermon
predicado en- ell novenario de los
Dolores.
Muchos grupos de librepensaio
res recorrieron la poblaci6n voci.
fernando y rompiendo los cristales
de las casas de aIgunos significados
cat6licos.
Contra estos grupos So presen
taron otros de marineros, Y 81 no
h1bo coli ion entire ellos fue merced
q las precau stones de las autorida
des.
Con este motivo, y en- provision
de mayores disturbios, ell goberna
dor ha ordenado que Sc reconcentre
en- Vinaroz la guardia civil.
Requeridos por ell o5ispo de la
di6cesis han salido para Tortosa ell
parroco, ell predica1 dor ell vicario,
quedando suspendido Ell novenario.
Temense mas des6rdenes duran
te la pr6xma Semana.