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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-11
K. & ". MIXTURE
LAWN GRASS SEEDS.

Seeds that free from weeds it is
possible to They grown carefully and watched from the
until they're packed There seeds in
the world We have kept with growers who thoroughly
understand trade and they send in
anything but the choicest seeds
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-11
EASTER sERvICEs AT wILLIsToN.

hA61Eh OHM NAOh0 ~ W1AAlo4O N'
The afternoon services on Easter Sun.
day at the Williston church, will be very
impressive. By Invitation Of the pastor,
Rev. Smith Baker, ID. D., who 10 knight
Templar, the knights Tsnplar of the city
will attsnd In body and will be escort
ed to the church by Chambers band.
The music ut the church will be fur
nished By the qusrtettes Of the State
street and Milliston which will com bine
and by the Mozart male quartette.
To SING Al WILLISTON CHURCH.
The many frienas OF Mrs. Frank o.
Haskell will be pleased to learn that her
fine voice is to be again heard Ia churon
singing. She il tliing the place of Miss
Ida Tarbox in the choir OF Williston.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-11
SOUTH PORTLAND.
PLEAsANTDALE.

The Ladies' Aid society Of the First III.
e. church are hard at work getting
things ready for the entertainments to be
given at the church on Thursday eve
uiae, April 12th,
The following programme win be given
by local and Portland talent:
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TELEPHONE IOO6-a
LAWN


The kind that nouh the roots tonic and bolster them
up drought abundant uxuan
brilliant verdure your lawn with English Lawn Odorless
Fertilizer
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

About Is dozen Cotton Shirt Waists.
some new choice patterns shown this
week for the first time. prices ranging
from soc 20 $3.5 each
silk Waists in all of the leading shades
at prices from 1925 TO $50 each
Separate Skirts made of all wool mix
ture, in greys and browns, box plated
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-11

that up. A make (we'ye
agreed not TO advertise the
name) well known to you all.
Our sale price 69c.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-07-17
THE MATCH RACE.
Judges Decided It a Dead Heat Whereat
There IL a Howl.

Judges Decided It a Dead Heat Whereat
There Is Howl.
There was good attendance at the
race track last Saturday to see the match
race between Mr.. Doves brown mare
Mabel, and Charley Allards mare, Mid
get. It was quarter mile dash for $3.50
a side and the contract called for it to be
run at 3 o'clock. Plenty of time was
given the bettors, however, and after
parading the horses for an hour or so in
front of the stand they were sent to the
post.
Midget was restless and hard to start
and when the drum tapped Mabel got
off running, with Midget about length
back. At the eighth pole they were the
same, but Midget was running fast and
gained little on the brown mare. This
advantage she lost at the head of the
stretch, for her rider took the width of
the track to make the turn. At the
eighth pole from the wire it looked like
Mabel, but Midget was coming fast and
nipped Doves mare at the wire in time
to make it dead heat. The decision
caused howl to go up from those who
had taken the short end of the betting
on Mabel, but the judges were unani-
nous in calling it dead heat and or
dered the race run over. This DOVE,
the owner of Mabel, declined to do, and
SO the stake money was drawn.
Two other races, quarter mile and a
mile, finished the days sport, but they
were uninteresting and few stayed to see
them run.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-07-17
LAND OFFICE BUSINESS.
HOMESTEAD ENTRIES.


Benjamin J. Hillberg, lots l, 3, and G
K Sc u sec IA, t % n, "a W, 100 acres.
Gus johnson, NV ID sec "a, % n, "a
W, 100 acres.
James J. Greenway, sw u sw n sec
W K NV II and NV n sw d sec II, 81
n, 26 W, 160 acres.
FINAL HOMESTEAD PROOF.
Alfred L. Baker, K ne ID and 4 sc
d sec %, t 81 n, 81 W, 16O acres.
John j. Dyer, W u NV d, NV u sw u
sec %, and ne d ne ID sec %, % n, r &C
W, 100 acres.
George H. SPOTS, W x ne d and Q y
NV d sec g. 80 n, r q W, 16O acres.
Eber j. Schegel, ne d sec %, t q n, I
% W, 16O acres.
TIMBER AND STONE APPLICATIONS.
George w. Avery, x ne u and Sc d
ne u sec IA, and sw ID NV ID sec b. t 81
n, % W. 16O acres.
Maggie G. Avery, Sc n ne u and ne n
Sc ID sec II, and W x sw n sec -, 81
n, % W, 16O acres.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-07-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Flathead county to r. H. Roeder, lo
8, block 70, and lot -, block 40, Kalis
pell, Mont. Consideration 1926.
Flathead county to H. G. Keith, lot 6
block So; consideration 800. Lot S
block G, lots to IL, block X, and lots
3, 6, Z, 10 and IL, block M, Demersville
Mont; consideration 1886. The Mis-
soula addition to the town of Demers
vile; consideration $55.7O
Flathead county to Annie Noonan
south half of lot 8, block 40, Kalispell
Consideration $95.
Flathead county to Louis H. Lord 81
al, lot 10, block %, Columbia Falls
Consideration $685..
Northern Pacific Railway company &c
Joseph I. Zalezny, lot l, section q, in
township Is north, range 20 west. Con
sideration 5000.
j. M. Guist to Louis H. Lord, lot r.
block %. Columbia Falls, Mont. Con
sideration 1925.
Charles II. Foot ct Tx. to Mary A.
lockwood, the southeast quarter of the
northwest quarter section 20, in town
ship q north, range 20 west. Consider
alton $475.
United States patent to Patrick J.
Walsh, south half of southwest quarter
section ID and the northeast quarter of
northwest quarter and the northwest
quarter of northeast quarter section "a,
township 30 north, range 81 west.
John F. Bishop ct al, to William Reed,
Q Il ne n, sw n ne n, and lot sec 10,
and lot 8 sec 10, t 30 n, 20 W, warranty
deed. Consideration $500.
Charles H. Poss ct ux, to M. F. Harris,
K of proposed block GO feet north of
block 2, Kennedy Addition to Columbia
Falls, Montana, warranty deed. Consider
alton $275.
D. J. Hughes ct ux, to Keystone Con-
solidated Mining Co.. all their interests
in claims called Yankee Girl" and
"Julietta" on north side Fourth of July
creek, warranty deed, consideration $500.
Flathead county to Melissa Phelps,
ek nwN and M ne n sec 5. t % n, %
", quit claim deed. Consideration 800.
Flathead county to Greedy O'Neil. lot
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-07-17

Miss Trumper, Miss Hill and H. w
Dickey we're at the canyon Sunday en-
joying an outing.
The best meal in town at the Royal.
j. D. Poston of Libby was visitor
Sunday and Monday in Kalispell.
Joe Edge and wife were up from tn.
lower valley Saturday.
j. X. Lang of the east side was in tn,
city the last of the week.
G. A. Hannah was in attending tn,
races.
o. L. Vose of the upper Saltwater
country was visitor Saturday.
Nick Searles of Spring Prairie wa.
among the visitors in Kalispell last week
VIM. Lowret Of the lower valley was il
the city Friday.
Charles Patrick and wife were visitor.
in Kalispell Saturday.
I. A. Churchill was in from his eas
side ranch Saturday attending the race.
and transacting business.
James Harrington was in from hi.
ranch on the east side Saturday.
Frank Tatrault of Half Moon was il
the city Saturday.
Gilbert Trahan of Half Moon was {
visitor to the races.
Charles Bachant of the upper vale,
was visitor Saturday.
Gabe Rousselle and wife were up from
their ranch in the lower valley Saturday
Oscar ingalls, of the lower valley was 8
visitor Saturday.
Calvin Greig was visitor in Kalispel
last week.
U. G. Casey of Sedan was in Saturda,
attending the races.
Frank Alderman of Smith Valley was
a visitor Saturday.
G. G. Asher and brother Lon were Wis.
itors Saturday and while here took in
the races.
Charles Stewart of Sheldon was Wis
itor last week.
Batteese LeBeau was up from his
ranch in the lower valley Saturday.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-07-17
PERSONAL MENTION.

B. w. s. Hill of Butte is here again.
Milt Small of the east side was visi
tor in Kalispell Friday.
Fred Gaduhn of Reeds mill was ir
Kalispell Friday buying supplies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williscroft of the east
side were visitors Friday.
Mrs. Walters of the lower valley was
in Kalispell Friday.
Mr.. Charles Woods of the east side Of
Flathead lake was visitor in Kalispell
Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Nash and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ward went to the Big Fork Sunday
and enjoyed pleasant outing.
Miss f. E. O'Shea, who has been
teaching in the lower valley, was in
Kalispell last week visiting friends.
Henry Therriault of Poison, foot OF
Flathead lake, was visitor in Kalispell
last week for few days.
DR.. Robinson of Columbia Falls was a
visitor Saturday.
Captain Hillman of the Soldiers home
was visitor in Kalispell Saturday.
Pansy studio for photos.
VIM. Prindiville and A. L. Baker of
Columbia Falls were in Kalispell few
days since.
Joseph Hoffman of Columbia Falls
was in the city the end of the week.
w. T. Swanson of Columbia Falls was
a visitor in Kalispell Friday and Satur-
day.
John J. Dyer of Creston was visitor
in the city Saturday.
Walter Cooper of Creston was in the
city few days ago.
George s. Buck of Creston was in town
Saturday.
George H. SPOTS of Columbia Falls
was in Kalispell last week.
George r. Smith of the upper valley
was in Kalispell Saturday.
Charles E. Forbes of the upper valley
was visitor in the city last week.
Miss Lou Hunt and Charles E. Dickey
spent Sunday at the Ashley ranch on the
east side.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-07-17

A very pleasant party, composed of
Mr.. and Mrs. Broderick, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
A. Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. Stout, Mrs.
Brink and daughter, Mrs. Fleeh and
daughter, Miss Ella Yule, G. H. Grubb,
T. c. Hand and DR.. McNeice, chartered
the steam launch and enjoyed trip to
the Big Fork and various parts of the
Flathead lake Sunday, returning home
in the evening. This is very comfort
able way to take an outing, as the boat
will hire to any parties wishing to take
such trip and will come to Demersville
and return to that point with it's passen-
gers.
A cool dining room on the shady side
OF the street is the place to take your
Sunday dinner. The Royal on Main
street is just such place. Dinner on
Sundays from to 8 o'clock; during the
week from IL to 2 o'clock.
Hiram johnson and family had very
narrow escape from a serious accident
Saturday evening as they were starting
for their home at Foy's lake. Just as
they reached Third street west, between
Main street and First avenue west, the
front axle of the spring wagon in which
they were riding broke in the center,
letting the wagon box drop to the ground
and throwing the occupants out. The
horses became frightened and started to
run. 1t was with great difficulty that
Mr.. johnson, who has only one hand,
succeeded in holding the horses and
preventing their running far. They
dragged the wagon only about Is feet
and were stopped. Mrs. johnson re-
ceived bad cut on the chin and a Sc
we're nervous shock. The other occu
pants of the vehicle escaped unhurt.
Young man, married mo children, J
wants charge of grain or stock ranch;
experience; reference furnished. Box
152, Kalispell, Mont.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-07-17

The stewards of the M. E. church will
give a lawn social on the vacant lot ad-
Joining the parsonage Friday evening,
July ~. All members of the congrega-
tion and friends are cordially invited to
be present. Ice cream and cake will be
furnished both afternoon and evening.
Don't forget the date.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-07-17
MONTANA IN BRIEF,

Edgar Marshall, accused of the muir
der of Mrs. Creech in Butte last April
has been acquitted of the charge.
A Billings dispatch under date of July
13 says the fire which has been destroy
ing the ranges in the vicinity of Bull
mountain has been rapidly spreading
and is now within Is or 20 miles of Bill
lings. This morning a telephone mes
sage was received from Twenty Mile,
asking that about so or Is men be sent
out to assist in fighting fire. Men and
outfits are being sent out as fast as they
can be obtained. 1t is Supposed that
several ranches have been burned, as the
fire has extended over large area.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-07-17
Wanted to Rent.

A five or six roomed house. with bath,
in good location. Desirable and perman-
ent tenant. Possession desired about
the middle of August or first of Septem-
ber Apply at this office.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-07-17
Millinery.

Mf1ltncry.
The ladies of Kalispell and vicinity
will find it greatly to their advantage to
make selection from my stock during
the next 30 days, as I will sell at greatly
reduced prices all my millinery stock
In this connection would state that on
the 10Th of July the new midsummer
hats which were purchased by me at
Spokane from representative of Gage
Brothers of Chicago will be on exhibition
and the ladies are all invited to call and
inspect them. MRS. M. j. ELLIOTT,
219 Main St., Kalispell.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-07-17
A. o. U. w. Excu rsiOn.

Kalispell lodge No. 40, A. o. U. w.,
will give an excursion on Flathead river
and lake on Tuesday, July "A. All men,
bers of the order, with their families
whether members of the local lodge or
not, are cordially invited to attend. Stage
will leave City Shoe Store promptly at s
o'clock a. m.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-07-17
Notice..

DR.. A. r. Duncan, who is taking post
graduate course in the New York Poly
clinic, which is clinical school for grad
yates in medicine and surgery, will re-
turn to Kalispell to resume his practice
about August LIST.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-07-17
A Correction.

In its issue Of July 10. the Bee stated
in the course of an account of an en-.
counter between Officer Eakright and
one H. K. Fox that the officer had fined
Fox SO and released him. The state
ment was an error. Mr.. Eakright merely
accepted the ten dollars as bail for Fox's
appearance in the police court next
morning.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-07-17

8, block GA, Kalispell, Montana, quit
claim deed. Consideration $3.50
United States to Albert M. Lovelace.
g e ne u, sw n ne and lot l, sec 10,
and lot 8, sec Is, 30 n. 20 W, U. S.
patent.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-07-17
EStrav Notice.

Lost, one black horse branded M N on
left shoulder. Also one gray horse
branded Hon right shoulder. Five
dollars reward is offered for any informa
tion leading to their recovery.
Chas. Pugh, Columbia Falls,
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H. h. DICK, Observer.

H. b. DICK, Observer.
Weather flags, indicating the weather for tho
ensuing day but not the current day. will be
displayed daily, except Sunday, between 8 a. m
and p. m.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-16
S que han de hacer.a respetar y

ros que han de hacer-a respetar y
guardian.
Nosotros no tenemos que guar
dar los OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES de parti
dos, q todos los militantes les debe
mos justiciay respeto, nuestro aplau
so cuando ,preceden bien, nuestra
censura cuando Sc apartan de 10 le'
gal y de 10 justo.
A nadle le interrogamos como
piensa pero a todos les observamos
como obran. ~~->+-~--~--
Como polfticos nos 'importan
muy POGO los derroteros y procedi
mientos de cada partido, como ciu
dadanos hemos de fiscalizar sus &C
tos, hemos de anatematizar los que
Sc apar ten de 10 legal hemos de po
nernos de parte del debil que Sc le
oprime, poniendo a raya los mon
terillas de oficio:
Solo una eOsa ha variado: An
tes ell monterilla era impuesto, obi
gado, forzoso, hoy es ell voto popu
lar quien 10 quiere y quien 10 lleva
y no puede haber alcalde malo, por
que los pueblos tienen ell que Sc me
recen, Nadie puede quejarse nj la
mentarse, porque a tai pueblo tai
Alcalde
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-16
E| Pfesidente Mckinley
y oil Seguro dc Vida,

Ei Presidente Nc Kinley es un
gran partidario del Seguro de Vida,
y no pierde OCCASION de reconmendar-
10 4 sus amigos.
En- 1903, cuando no era mas
que Gobernador de Ohio el que an
dando ell tempo habia de estar al
frcpte de la gran nacion norte-ame
ricana, Sc lc vencio una POLKA que
tenfa en- la <New York Life Insu-
rance Company, y Sc asegur6 de
nuovo. en- la misma Compaf1ia POGO
despues de haber sido elegido Pre-.
sldenta, cnvi0 Ia <New York Lifes
otra so!icitud por cincuenta mil do
liars, que fue a:eptada por la Com
pahla
Ell Presidente ha tenido bien
cerca un ejemplo Ide 10 valioso y
practice que res ulta ell Seguro de
Vida para la pre- teccion de Ia fami
liza, pue, Mr. Hobart Ell Vice Presi,
dente que lnurio hace meses, estaba
asegurado tamben en- la <New York,
por cincuenta y cinco mil dollars
Como Sc We. en- los Estados Uni
dos ell Seguro de Vida esta general
zado en- todas la, c]a> es.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-16
Ru[r)o[eS.

Sc dice: Que han surgido dos
nuevos candidates IS para el cargo de
Representante de Puerto Rico en-
Washington. Los Sres. Doctores
Don Manuel Zeno Gambia y Don Ma
teo Fajardo. Am bos pertenecen al
partido Republican,.
Sc dice: Que los dos abogados
continentales que fueron nombrados
con ell Sr. Hern andez Lopez para
revisar las leyes de Puerto Rico,
quieren hacer su trabajo sin venir
al pals, y piden que Hernandez L6
PEE vaya los Estados Unidos. Buen
estudio podran hacer aquellos Sres.
de este pals, sin conocerlo, proba
blemente nj por el mapa. De SECURE
que no pondran tantos remilgos eE
cobrar los dollars.
Sc dice: Que como los conseje
ros nativos solo tendran ocupacior
durante epoca determinada del af1o
su sueldo no sera flo, sino un tante
por dietas. Cree6 algunos que Sc
les tijaran quinie ntos dollars por los
dos meses que hacen servicios S
es asf, no va q resultar tan bajito g.
mango como cre1an algunos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-16
Nota del dia..
Los AICaIdes.

Es TRADITIONAL en- Pto Rico el ii.
po del Alcalde, con sus 1nfulas de
hombres de pro y de autoridad indis
cutible, reyezuelo vanidoso y gene
ralmente ignoranton, que sc hacian
pertinentes insufribles los pue
bios, llegando algunos ser celebres
en- las cr6nicas per ell c1mulo de des
names y estupideces q. cometian en-
su demarcaci6n. Por este la pluma
festiva de Gel Busca pie,, inmortali"
rs & los Marcelino estate quieto, q
los Corujo, Polo y hasta aquel que
no respondia de la tranquilldad de
Camuy Y cuando cre1amos que es
to hab1a pasado a la historic Guam.
do atribu1amos todos estos desma,
nes al atraso de la 6poca y q ia fall
ia de un gobierno democratico, sur
jen del voto popular, como Ell fer
mento acetico surje del vino, unas
calamidades dc monterillas que estau
dejando muy atras a los Polos y %.
rujos.
Sabemos de pueblitos donde fun
ciOna unOs de estOs mOnterillas que
hace cruzar de brazos a los que asis
ten los juicios de policfa, 81 fun
giendo de juez, SO crece un palmo,
ahueca la voz y ante su presencia
tiemblan los elementos.
Ell San Juan News, que como
nosotros no Sc debate en- esta polfti
ca de miserias y mezquindades que
nos rodea, relata el hecho de que en-
Ponce Sc arresto un pobre cartero
que cargadas ambas manos de CORES
pondencia atraves6 un corredor de
la alcald1a con ell sombrero luesto y
fue c:]ificado por ell alcalde de inju
ria q su persona.
Otros reciben parties de un agea
to de la autoridad en- que les denun'
cia un atropello realizado su pre-
sencia y porque ell contraventor &
contraventores es correligionario y
presenta 200 testigos su favor ell
juicio no Sc fatla Sc absuelve por
no estar comprobada la falta pesar
de la denuncia de la policfa
Estamos recopilando datos por
que hemos de traer nombres prop:os
y documentos justicativos de estos
hechos, y pertenezcan al partido q.
pertenezcan, hemos de emprender
una campana en pro de la morali
dad pdbllca olvidada por los prime
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-16
La famosa fabula de Esopo: Gel

La famosa fabula de Esopo: Gel
parto de los montes,, ha tenido una
nueva edici6n, aunque hay que con
fesar que esta nov1sima reproduc
ci6n tiene la mar de gracia, y tanta
sombra como 81 la hubiera editado
ell mas chusco de los hijos del pro
pio barrio de Triana.
Cuando todo el mundo, pdblico,
Prensa, policfa y magistratura cre1an
q pies juntillos en- la tenebrosidad
de Ia famosa aventura del rapto de
Ia venerable y anciana escritora
Gyp, 8 condesa de Martel, y la prem.
sa nacionalista achacaba ell <in1cuo
complot, a infamias del Gobierno,
Sc ha descubierto que la espantable
tragedia no es mas que una gracio-
sisima <coba, del mixtificador Karl,
el mismo que Sc burl6 tambien do
nosamente de M. Quesnay de Beau
paire, ell impenitente dreyfus6fobo.
Declara' Karl que concibi6 su
proyecto contemplando ell cuadro
Gel rapto de las sabinass, en- el Mu-
SEQ del Louvre, y que Sc acompaf6
de otros cuatro artistas del barrio
Latino para ejecutar ell rapto, cuyas
escenas t;enen una <vis, c6mica i'm
possible de telegrafiar
Todo Paris rie la farsa, que re
sulta verdaderamente parisiense, y
su autor el pintor Karl eclipsa, hoy
por hoy, al rey Oscar, al Shah de
Persia y hasta la Exposition
Aunque Sc cuadruplic6 ell precio
de entrada en- la Exposition, por ser
aver, IS. dia <very selects, invadi6
la burguesfa Ell recinto en- ndmero
immense
r POr primera vez corrio la cas-
cada del Chateau d'Eau, resultando
un espectaculo admirable
La invasion de viajeros es tai
que imposibiita la circulation.
Sc lamen'a la falta de comuni
caciones entire la Exposition y PARIS,
pues los cocht ros saquean al infeliz
que no tiene otro remedio que caer
, en- su> manCS.
El arte espa7ol sigue triunfan
do, siendo una nimes los aplausos que
Sc tributan a Maria Guerrero V &
Mendoza
Fouquier, que dedica una critica
diaria al repertoire espaf1ol, dice,
analizando Ella hija del MARI de Gui
mera, que ell melodrama espanol,
en- general, supera al melodrama
frances, pudiendosele comparar al
teatro rustico de Jorge Sand, y que
<La hija del mar, tiene extreme vi
gor dentro de la sencillez
L. BONAFOUX
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-16
Nuestras p6rdidas
en- la China.

Segdn los informes oficiales re.
cibidos en- el Departamento de la
Guerra, las bajas sufridas por las
fuerzas americanas desde que desem
barcaron en- la China, ascienden q 10
muertos y 81 heridos De los 10
primeros, cuatro pertenecfan al des
tacamento de Mac Gala, que aeon
pafaba la columna del Almirante
Seymur. Los otros seis pertenecfan
la columna de infanterfa de mari
ma mandada por eli Comandante Wa
lier, Y tnvieron lugar cuando ell alta
que de Tien Tsin-