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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-18
LIGHTS, CULLs AND PIC
CATTLE

The cattle market was rather inactive
yesterday. The receipts were light.
Prices ruled firm during the day. The
following were the quotations of the day:
Light butcher steers. 0Gd4 SIS
Butcher cows and heifers,. 49,. 3 oOq3 IS
Stock steers and feedeTs.. 8 75I4 so
Stock heifers and yearlings.... 2563 80
Calves and yearlings. 00d4 IS
Bulls and stays. .............. 25d3 so
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-18

The word "Soross" means collection perfect points
forming complete and worthy whole. This definition
applies to this Shoe which the prominent
ladies' club.
AIesSrs. A. T,
My Dear Sirs-I wearing the "Sorosis" Shoes
kindly will remember that when I talked
you giving Shoe the "Sorosis told
you carry it must be the finest
this country. From what said 1
thought would be. happy write you that am
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key and time pass, over the Cincinna-
ii, Jackson and Mackinac road. When
showed that to Uncle Mac afterward
he said that road was regular joke,
because it didn't run to any Of the
places mentioned in it's name, and he
just shouted over the pass, because it
had expired Sept. 80, 1897. But it
wasn't funny to me. / thought the girl
must be in sad way to be hanging on
to an expired pass over a road like that
for three whole years. Besides, she
mentioned in postscript that there
was So bill in her purse.
II got awfully worked up over these
letters. Then, suddenly, had bril-
liant idea. just made up my mind to
wait week and then, if no one claim
ed that $50, to send for all those forlorn
people and pay them what they had
lost out of what l had found. didn't
dare tell Uncle Mac the scheme until
the week had passed and l had really
written notifying them all to be at his
Office at 10 o'clock this morning. Then
/ just gave him the news all in one
piece. | don't believe in breaking
things, especially when you've set your
heart on doing them.
ooh, he thought was crazy, Of
course, and wished he'd answered my
'ad.' himself and claimed the money.
Said he could have done it through
some one else so l would never have
suspected, and then could have kept
the money for me until this fit of
sentimental foolishness had passed off
and all that sort Of talk. But the end
of it was that he took chair over by
the window in his Office and let me
have things all my own way with the
people l had sent for. They all came,
mind you, and of all the surprised look
ing beings! Each one was expecting
to find the. identical purse he had lost,
and at first every one looked suspicious
of every one else. They couldn't seem
to grasp the situation.
81 had the money all changed into
the right amounts and lying in tempt
ing little heaps on Uncle Macs desk.
First made a little speech and then
served gold and silver refreshments.
1t took every cent Of the money, and
had to put in a dollar besides, SO
there goes our gum. Georgia. But you
wouldn't grudge it if you'd been there.
Such larks, never felt so much like a
benefcent fairy in my life. Oh, dear
fun! Vaudevilles are nowhere. And
say, the man who lost the pawn ticket
will never get over his grudge against
me because / couldn't give that back
He thinks I've lost him fortune! But
the rest were more than sweet. Girls
I've been blessed and Rugged, and the
old man with the two $40 goldpieces
actually kissed my hand. Think Of.
that. will you? And the woman with.
the sister in the hospital was so happy!
And | cried. Me crying-can you see
it? And Uncle Mac needn't pretend he
wasn't wiping his own eyes either. But
when they were gone he squared
around at me, stern as stern. and said
in Disguised way: a
We'll, Of all the girly girly per
formancesv
81 looked straight back at him and
just said: How would you have a girl
Uncle Mac, if not girly? Do you want
me nanny? And, honest fact, he.
didn't know a single thing what to
Sav"-Chica 90 Record
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! inder6 and Losers.

Broadly speaking, girls are divided
into two great classes-the ones who
| find and the ones who lose.
Meta is girl who finds Ownerless
earrings and brooches and shirt studs
are scattered along her pathway, en-
treating her to pick them up, which
ever way she strolls, and little things
like horseshoes and four leaved clovers
seem to leap up in the most unlikely
places at the first sound of her step.
"Guess what l found today?'' is her
regular form of greeting; so no one was
surprised when the question came that
day at Georgia's tea.
ooh, l don't know" said Lillian in
differently. Probably cotton hand
kerchief or somebody's other glove"
Lillian is one of the girls who couldn't
find anything if they would. Possibly
that's the reason she assumes the man
ner of one who wouldn't if she could.
Meta gave whitening glance at the
scoffer. Then she removed her Lady
smith hat and extracted from it's crown
a roll of money, which she spread upon
her lap. A $50, 500 and a $40 bill
stared out.
Counterfeit" gasped Lillian.
"No, sir Uncle Mac says they're as
good as any ever made"
"You didn't find them, Meta; you're
Joking" protested Georgia.
mo joke about it. l was walking
down Wabash avenue, and stacks of
people were passing in both directions,
too, but suddenly there was an open
space about a yard square right in
front of me, and straight in the middle
of it lay this money, all rolled up. 1t
just seemed as though the crowd part
ed and everybody looked the other
way on purpose to let me have it."
"Well, neverw sang the chorus.
"What are you going to use it for,
Meta?" somebody asked, but Lillian,
whose interest had revived wonder
fully, didn't give her time to answer.
"Use 1t for?" she cried. "Do you
s'pose Meta would spend that money?
Think of the poor woman who lost it"
WOHdu, luuGeu. EGIOICGu MGLd.
"Uncle Mac doesn't think that. He
says there's little pocket just inside
the waist band of his trousers where
he keeps a wad of bills-whenever he
has one-and that it's the easiest thing
in the world to slip the money in back
Of the pocket instead of into it. And
l asked him if that ever happened to
him. You ought to have seen how
guilty he looked when he said, Once;
but don't tell Elem That's my aunt,
you know. Well, we think-Uncle Mac
and THAT some rich club fellow lost
it and that he'd put it to some extrava-
CANT use even if he had it again."
"But 1 can't help thinking about
some poor old washerwoman who
hadn't another cent in the world"
murmured the blue eyed innocent.
"Washerwomen without another cent
are so likely to go strewing $50 rolls
around! said Meta.
"More likely twas a schoolteacher
with her months salary And teaching
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Is such nervous work." suggested Lii
ian.
| "Or tagged out woman clerk" add
ed Georgia.
"Well, l wouldn't take 1t from a
woman any sooner than you would,
| declared Meta. "Of course wouldn't
mind so much if it belonged to man.
But intend to advertise it anyway"
Certainly" exclaimed Lillian, as if
she'd been thinking Of that all the
time. That's the proper thing to do. "
And blue eyed innocent added, 81
should just use that money for adver-
Using every day in every paper until
there wasn't a cent left"
Meta pursed her lips. "Well, I'm
taking Uncle Macs advice about this, -
she said. "He says to study the papers
a day or two and see if the loser adj
vertises. Then, after that, he says to
advertise: 'Found-Sum of money, at
such place, at such time Not a
word to give false claimant any help
in identifying the bills, you see. But
he doesn't think I'll ever find the own
er, and, say, girls, if he shouldn't turn
up, what do you say to lake trip to-
gether or some kind Of a regular spree
with this money!?
81 couldn't enjoy it," said the right
eous Lillian.
'Not unless you gave half to hos
pital," amended another.
"Oh, don't know" dissented Geor-
gia. 81 think my conscience would
take in a trip to Mackinac."
"Good for your replied Meta. as she
rolled up her wealth and put on her
hat. well spend it all for gum if
we want to, Georgia, and we won't
treat them, either-see if we dov'
They didn't see her again for three
weeks, and then she came flying in to
luncheon at Lilian's with look in her
eyes as if she'd just fallen heir to
million in gold.
'T've had the loveliest experience in
the worldw she announced. "You re-
member that money found? Well,
waited a few days, as Uncle Mac said,
and no one advertised the loss; so put
one in myself. Told them to address
a. LuS uCWSpdpC1 yOu AdOW-
the way they do. Next morning i
went down to get the returns There
were nine answers, and Of all the pa
thetic things! Not one of the people
who wrote, bad lost their money on tho
day or at the place found mine, but
they were just as hopeful, for all that,
and they actually made me feel re-
SnonSihla for their losses
"First there was a man who had
dropped a small, fiat, black book, it'll
pawn ticket, laundry bill and two
So bills in it. And distressed over it!
You'd think he'd lost gold mine And
he was so sure twas his money I'd
found-poor fellow! Then a woman
poured out a whole sheetful of her
heart. and drew picture of the purse
she'd lost, and told me how the money
in it belonged to her sister, who was in
the hospital and who needed it dread
fully, and how I'd be blessed forever
if only restored it, Next there was
an old man who had dropped two $50
bills, and he went on ina shaky, feeble
hand to explain that the reason he
was carrying it was because he
couldn't trust the banks; and then
another girl, who told about an alligat-
or skin nnckpthnok containing. a latch
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Ayuntamient0
de San Jua an
Session de anoch he.
ACuerdOS tomadOS

Sc cubrieron 19 vacantes de
guardias municipales, y Sc acept6 la
renuncia presentada por dos indivl-
duos de dicho cuerpo.
-Se aprob6 la moci6n del con-
cejal don Jose G. del Vale para que
sean subastados los servicios de i'm =
presos, alimentos a enfermos de los
hospitales, y ell de los detenidos en-
ell dep6sito municipal. Pidio ade
a. que Sc cumplmentara un acuer
do t. madn en- >esiores anteriores,
re.pecio que Sc rem atasen los con
sumo~ al, b trios, acordando la cor
poracion annnciar el remate por diez
dias, para ell trimestre de Abril a
Junio, y Que el contrato Sc prorro.
que hasta q RIA ell nuevo presupues
to.
-Acordo que desempef1ase ell
servicio de +terinario, mediante
una qualification, ell idem del ejerci-
to americana.
-Acepto ell Concejo unirse q
los acuerdos de BayAm6n Arroyo
relatives que Sc conceda la autono
mia municipal a la isla.
So concedio permiso a los Sc
flores don Angel Rivero don Jose
Bazan pa.:a fabricar dos kioscos q
los ladoS del paseo eDaban>
"A propuesta del senior Bazan
acord6 el Concejo unirse a la petit
ci6n del de la Cidra, para gestionar
la ]ibertad de los presOs de Arroyo
que siguen aun encarcelados en- ecu
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DeS0rdeneS
en- Gayey,
Ell pueblo aIarmado.
OLGA Ell GRAL. DAVIS.

El vierr es ulimo, pcr la noche,
tres americanos y un carrero, arma
ron una camorra con gente del pue
bio, penetran!o en- ell establecimien-
to de don Gallo Rivera. en- donde pc
garon a un paisano. Intervino la
poicia, cumpliendo con sus deberes.
POGO des pues como en- la earcel Sc
hallasen dos de los soldados provo
cadores, Sc dirigi6 a dicho lugar un
grupo de miitares, atropellando al
aicaide pcniendo en- llbertad a los
presos. Supo este la polic1a, volvi6
q conducir detenidos los dos anne
canos.
Ell ESQ andalo fue grande, no te
niepdo que lamentar mayores desgra
cias, debido la inter venci6n del
Official encargado de la fuerza Mr.
Suimore.
Nuevamente empirzan las provo
caciopes, invitando los americanos
al pueblo al pugilato.
Cerca de las nueve de la noche
del mis- mo viernes, hubo otro en- :
cueLtro frents la tienda del senor
Sallart, salieL do relucir toda cla
Sc de armas, produciendose la consi
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AguadiMa!!!las.

Saba que este pueblo, estaba
pobre y abandonado; pero jamas
podla uponer, que su abandono lie
case hasta ell extreme. Un ilustre
abogado, que Sc halla aquf de paso,
me alababa ell buen caracter de estos
habitantes la belleza de estas Chi
cas-, icomo tambien Sc estranaba del
estado deplorable de las GALES y ca
llejas, mas s1cias que un camino
real 6 de hacienda, en- tiempOs de
molienda Ell alum brado, no puede
ser mas deficiente; ell pan que aquf
Sc expende, es mas propio para &C.
bar animales, que no para servir
de alimento la gente; la carne, Ca
rfsima; la polic1a viviendo como Dios
quiere, pues le deben muchOs meses
de sueldo, y no hay esperanzas de
que pueda cobrar, hasta que los Pc.
pinos no paran calabazas como de-
cimos nosotros los del campo. Ha de
saber I'd. que la mayor parte de los
empleados del Ayuntamiento, (excep
tuando a los gordos, Sc entiende, ira
bajan mucho, sin que su labor Sc re-
munere.
va empezaron las economics, y
de la manera mas desacertada posi-
BILE! cometiendose un cr1men moral:
Don Jose Carventes, primer Escri
biente de este Ayuntamiento, por
espacio de 40 afos, cumplidor de
su deber, serio y honr ado, paso por
el NAL ratio, no hace mucho tempo,
de que le rebajasen 10 pesos de su
haber, dejando>e en- 80; dltimamen-
te, 10 han lauzado a la calle, obte-
niendo los servidores del pueblo, que
le han he cho ell NAL, la Reproduction
de las personas que saben sentir y
que saben pensar. I'M las econo
mfas del chocolate del loro!! Su an
ciana madre. una hermana soltera y
varlos mas de familia que vivian am,
parodas . or ell referido ex empleado,
han quedado en- tristfsima situaci6n.
Por todas parties, no Sc oyen mas que
la protesta y la murmuraci6n.
La digna clase del pueblo, no
tiene trabajo; no hay colocaciones
para la ju ventud; y el desencanto es
grande.
No terminare estos apuntes, sin
demostrar mi gratitud los muchos
amigos. que sin distinction de matt
ces polite cos, nos ha saludado y We
nido q visitar, al regresar a esta po,
blaci6n
JOSE VIDAL CARDONA
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Sergio CueVaI S
z e|:queira. |:q

Llega hasta nosotros la noticia
de que dicho sef1or ha sido nombfa-
do Catedr4tico de la Universidad de
la Habana. .s
Cuevas ,Zequeirazes hombre Dig
no de todo Su talento indiscutibIe,
su laboriosidad 50 honradez Ie abo-
nan.
Es un puertorriauefio que honra
al pats en- donde quiera que u suerte
le leve. Z Z ss sss
De seguro que Cnevas Zequeira
Sc quedarfa en- Puerto Rico, 81 en-
Puerto Rico Sc rindiese Quito al me-
ritO. ~ 81. 81.
Sc atrofa ell alma cuando vemos
a tantp zargano inepto al frente de
cargos que no entienden, y sin me
ritos para hHberselos concedido
Yamos por NAL camino, pero
mny maloL
Sc ausenta IN coterraneo de va.
Ter. LlevarA e1l sd alma Id anargu-
"a, pero deja aquf amigos sinceroa
que ssbsnIl % que vals. q
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La invencion lleva en- ST la fuer
"a deseonocida del analisis y la so
luci6n avasalladora del problema /,
Como dice Cdrri6n, la humanidad es
un casO patologico, rebelde a todo
tratamiento: ey en- terminos mas
concretos: la humanidad de hace dos
mil sig los, como en- la actual, odi6,
escarnecio, viol6, rob6, ince ndio,
mat6, SO embriago en- el vicio y Sc
ensimism6 en- los crfmenes. Pero
ESQ sietn tnpre esta abajo, muy abajo. !,
En- los senos prodigos de la histo
ria, Sc levantan, al trasluz de los 81
CLOS los Lazaros del pasado, exigien
do a suEs hermanos una reparaci6n. ,
Lewis es un Lazaro; es mas un Je'
sds. r Prevee que el imperio del bien
social de derrumba socavado por el
perenne y general zarpaso del yicio,
y predi ca la revoluci6n del correcti
vo com muro de resistencia; obser
va que la horrible gangrena nos
conminh, y la muestra, para que Sc
corte ell mtiscu1o danado; We con pc
na que la prostitution y ell alcohol,
y ell juego, y la disolucion, y la ig
norancia nos avasallan, y nos ad
vierte eli peligro, y nos presenta ell
cuadro horroroso que nos deshonra,
y nos id ndica el ridfculo y la vegtien
20 para que nos emendemos; porque
ell encana llado Dom Lucas, y Ell ase
sino A'atoaaio, y la ad1ltera y fer6z
Mdcaelo, y el polfgamo Pedro 10 osG, y
el bestia al Juan Aatoaaio, y la ARE pen
tida Mo4'ipos0, y Ell afeminado Mnno-
To-, y el crapuloso Getillermo, y NUnj-
to-, y An selma, y Siemprev5va, y Moo
losa, y Repelo, y demas baldmba de-
pravada' viven con nosotros, respi
ran con nosotros, van al temple y
al paseo con nosotros, y de nosotros
han recibido la criminal sanction,
que les autoriza para pregonaf su
estado lastimoso, la perdicion en-
que Sc revuelcan, desacredita ndo
los codig gos de la moral y deshon
rando la alta y exelsa magestad del
ser humane. Los prota agonistas de
Gel Estercolero,, han platicado con
Lewis, hablan con nuestros hernia
nos, visitan 4 nuestras esposas, aca'
rician a huestros hijos y conocen q
nuestras hermanas. Lewis nos ad
vierte ell abismo que existe bajo la
capa social, y hace bien. Esa es la
mission de las almas mobiles. Atm nos
hacen falta muchos Pedro Coa'rf y
muchos Emilio Lebr6n y muchos Sat-
vatoa5 gu no sean la irrisi6n y la
BETA de La turba ebria, y que no
mueran de hambre en- la bohardilla
de marras.
lSalve Lewis!
Jose 0'.iol Muaoz
Juana Diaz.
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guiente alarma. Resulto herido de
gravedad un so1dado americana, y
contus os y heridos varios paisa
nos.
Un grupo de 25 8 80 soldados
lego hasta la tienda de don Delfin
Rivera pero hallandose en aquei la
gar ell teniente Mr. Suimores, los hi
20 retroceder, conduciendolos
cuartel. ..-@.~.@@&.
Nuestro corresponsal que es
quien nos trasmite las antericres no
ticias, nos agrega en- su carta:
&c stas escenas Sc vienen repf.
tiendo desde la ]legada de la nuev-
compafiia, Que hace POGO vino de esa
Capital La de caballeria Sc ha por
tado muy bien> .1-
Nosotros creemos que~a 6stas
horas d cha tener noticias de tales su
cesos el General Davis, desde lue-
go pode emos asegurar a los vecinos
de Cayey, que Sc hara luz y justicia
sobre hechos tan escandalosos. Ho
ra es va de que no Sc abuse de la
bondad del pueblo puertorriquefo.
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Or. POU RIOS.
CON % AMOS DE PRACTICA.
Especialidad en- Intermediates
de nif1os y CASTRO -intestinales.
Sol 81 pr6ximo & San Justo.

No es possible que SO alcance
mayor popularidad y consume que
el que ha adquirido ell anfs de Ia
marca Gel Andaluz., bebida elabo-
rada en- ell pals, de calidad insupe-
rable, Dirfjanse los pedidos al por
mayor a don M. Ambrosiani, San
Sebastian ndmero So, Capital.
Esta vacante la plaza de prac.
ticante titular de Vega Baja dotada
con ell haber annual de 18O dollars.
Aver Sc le di6 sepultura a Ia
nina Mercedes, hija de don Pedro
Pares, cabo de la policfa municipal
de esta ciudad.
Hoy deben estar en- nuestro
puerto los siguientes vapores: <Ca-
racas, de New York q Venezuela Y
<Cataluf1as de Barcelona a Habana.
Al professor r. A. Van Middle.
dyke 10 ha nombrado ell General
Andrade, residente en- Santurce, su-
Secretario particular.
Los colonos levantados. en- ell
Sur de Africa, haeen supre1nos es.
fuerzos, para que 10 hagan tambien
tOdOs los holandeses residences en-
ell pals
En- la Gaceta Official estan
anunciadas seis plazas de policfa
municipal que Sc proveeran en- ell
termino de Is dias en- el pueblo de
Rio Piedras.
.Hemos tenido ell gusto de sa-
ludar en- esta redacci6n al doctor
don Gustavo Moret de Ponce, de.
seandole grata permanencia en- esta
ciudad.
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Aguadllla le ha tornado eXpediente
de defraudacion al Estado al vecino
i comerciante de aquella Villa don
Ramon Vega.
Don J os6 N. Courjo OILS, recauda
dor de contribuciones de Yabucoa,
ha pedido, en- vista de la tristfsima
situaci6n porque atraviesa aquella
jurisdiction, Sc le conceda una pro
rroga de un mes para ell cobro del
impuesto <School Tax
El tres del corriente hubo una
explosion en- las minas de carbon de
Naricua, Venezuela, en- la que mu-
rieron veinte personas:
Con gusto hemos sabido que Sc
encuentra mejor de la dolencia Que
hace dias la retiene en- CANA, nues,
ira distinguida amiga dona Natividad
Landron viuda de Skerrett. Desea-
mos su complete establecimiento.
Por los dltimos telegramas re-
cibidos de Londres Sc sabe de una
batalla trabada entire las fuerzas in
glesas que han invadido la Repdbli-
ca de Oran ge y los beers. La lucha
fue porfada, quedando por parte de
los ingleseS la victoria. Estos han
ocupado la importante plaza de Olas-
vogolkop, despues de un considera-
BILE ndmerO de bajas. Las de los
beers alcan nzan 1O2 muertos.
Ha fall ecido en- esta Capital don
Manuel Power, antique empleado de
Hacienda y miembro de una distin-
guida famili ia de esta sociedad.
Con destino 4 Arecibo y otros
sub puertos de la isla Sc despacho
aver el vapor espaf1ol <Saturni,
ma
AVISO Sc vende una calaes anne.
ricana con un caballo americana. Sc
vende tambien una maquina de pi
car hebra otra de picar cigarrillos
Informaran en- <Las Dos Antillas.
Fortaleza n imero 42. n-a-3 ,,
A bordo del transporte enc Gle.
Han, llegaron hoy a esta Capital el
primer teniente del Battalion Puerto
rriquef1o Mr.. G. H. Hamilton, y Ell
corresponsal del eHerald, de New
York Mr.. Ch as W. Pepper.
Los Sres. don NJ. Jimenez Sierra.
don M. Jimen ez Morales y don Jose
Colmenero, han establecido en- Aqua.
dilla una sociedad anonima para la
compra y venta de provisiones y
frutos del pals, bajo la razon de <The
Aguadilla Ira ding C".
La Corte Ft deral 6 Provisio-
nal, ha dec retad do la detenci6n de
don la mon Ceste1o, vecino del Do
rado, por asuntos que Sc relacionan
con las eleccfOnes.
Ha fallecido, vfctima de cruel
enfermedad, el laborioso obrero de
esta Capital, don Pho Bacener.
Don Jose Echavarrfa Maysona
We, rico propietario de Aguadllla, Sc
halla en- esta Capital.
LIE han sido concedidos los 80
dias de icencia que solicitara para
atender a su salud, al Alcalde de
Arecibo don Jose Ruiz Sagredo.
Dof1a Josetina Duef1o Cabeza,
solicita de Ia Superioridad la can.
celacion de la hipoteca que grava q
una casa de su propiedad, sta en- la
Gale de la Lu ma nhmero 112 que
garantizaba a don Eladlo Duef1o en-
el cargo de gpa1da almacen de la
Aduana de Ma yaguez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-13

Al comerciante del Dorado don
Segundo Mas, le fuerof decomisa.
dos As bollcs de pan, por no tener ell
peso legal para Ia venta.
La Acadia de Aguas Buenas
ha remitido Ia Secretarfa Civil una
relaclon detallada de los gastos que
Sc calculan realizados con motive
del huracan ocurrido ell 8 de Agosto
del a11o pasado.
Posesionados los ingleses de
la lmportante plaza de Olasvogol-
kop, Sc encuentran q 25 millas de la
Capital del E>tado de Orange.
La Colecturfa de Rentas de
Mayaguez ha rendido la cuenta de
egresos de aquella oficina ell es-
tracto correspondence al mes de Fe.
brero lltimo justiicada con ocho
comprobantes.
El doctor don Manuel GuzmSn
Rodriguez, residente en- Af1asco. su.
plica al Secretario Civil Sc sirva re-.
cordar al municipio de Las Marfas
le aoone los haberes que por servi-
clos facultatigos le adeuda.
Don Cornelio Serrano, vecino
de Guanlca, dice one pesar de la
orden superior que fue promulgada,
la Alcaldfa de Yauco no le ha salts.
fecho 10 que le debe como guardia
municipal que fue de aquel pueblo.
En- ell Gabinete britanico han
causado muy mala impression las I'll.
11mas notlcias recibidas de Cape
Town.