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THAT IS, THEY MUST GIVE UP
a,i,sin determined 10 complete the
Uort 81 Indignation OF PrcsL Kru-
ger-lj,OOO Boer Prisoners

london. Sept 1.-THE following dis
match has been received at the war Of
foe from Lord Roberts, "Machado-
dorp Thursday, September l3.-Krugar
has lied 70 LoudenzoAlarques, and Botha
has been obliged to give over the com
mand Of the Boer army temporarily
TO Vlljoen, on account Of ill-health. In
consequence Of this, l have circulated
proclamation as follows
The late President Kruger, with
Rcitz and the archives OF the South
African Republic. has crossed the POr-
tuguese frontier and arrived nc Lou
ienzo Marques. with the view OF sail
ing for Europe at an early date
KRUGER HAS RESIGNED,
Kruger has formally resigned the
position which he held as president Of
the South African Republic, thus sever
ing his official connection with the
Transyaal Krugers action shows how
hopeless, In his opinion Is the war
which has now been carried on for
nearly a year. and his desertion Of the
Boer cause should make clear 20 his
fellow burghers that Il is useless TO
continue the struggle any longer
1900 BOER PRISONERS.
at Is probably unknown 20 the in.
habitants Of the Transvaal and orange
River Colony, that nearly 1900 OF their
fellow subjects are now prisoners Of
war, not one Of whom Will be released
until those now under arms against US
surrender Internationally.
1.-The burghers must be cognlzant Of
the fact that no Intervention in their
behalf can come from any Of the great
powers and further that the British
empire II determined 20 complete the
work which has already cost 80 many
lives, and carry TO a conclusion the
war declared against her by the late
governments Of the Transyaal and the
orange Free State. a war 20 which
there can be only ono ending
a RUGNoUs WAR.
Lord Roberts proclamation then
points out that with the exception OF
the small area which Gen Botha Is
defending. the war has degenefated in
70 irregular operations. which must be
brought 10 an early conclusion, and con-
cludes:
The means / am compelled 10 adopt
are those which the customs Of war
prescribe as applicable to such cases
They are ruinous 10 the country. entail
endless suffering TO the burghers and
their families, and the longer this
guerilla warfare continues. the more
vigorously must they be enforced"
wHEREABoUT OF PRIEST. KRUGER
Lourenzo Marques. Sept. H--Presi-
cent Kruger has removed from the
home OF Herr Pott the consul Of the
Netherlands here, 10 the residence OF
the district governor.
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A Montana Hanging.

Butte, Mont, Sept li-Dayld Lucey
was hanged IN the jail yard here at
HOS this morning FOR the murder of
Patrick l. Reagan, on Sept @ lS9s The
two men had started for the Cpur
d'Alenes together and Reagan's body
was found In the canyon next day.
Lucey was caught at Victor. Colorado.
brought back. and convicted on circum-
stantial evidence The execution was
successful the neck being broken. II
was the FIRST legal hanging here in
twelve years, Lucey protested his In
nocence 10 the last.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-14
Great TIre b NIa.sachusetts.

Plymouth. Mass, Sept. l4.-Acre after
acre OF wheat which was beautiful
woodland early IN the week Is now a
stretch of blackeued, smoky ground.
over which dense smoke hangs IN
clouds. The brush fires which sprang
into activity with Wednesdays gale.
have simply devastated a great re-
glon OF Plymouth county swept away
scores OF frame buildings. stampeded
horses and cattle and Killed immense
numbers " birds and lmperlled the
lives OF many people The probable
losses are very heavy. FAR exceeding
IN the aggregate $3.50 ia this county
alone
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
TEMPLE NOTICES,
huuulnnnnnlnnnnnnnnnn,,,
SALT LAKE TEMPLE

The Salt Lake Temple win c,,.. d.
Friday evening, September 2Nb ~
reopen on Monday October / isN '''
LORENZO SNOW
ST George, Utah, Aug. b igs
The St. George Temple wI1 ~,
Friday evening. September 2Ub ,,s
reopen Tuesday morning. Octobs, a
1900, DAVID H. CANNON -
President
Mani Temple will be closed Mors,,
October lst 1900. II win reopen Ws5r.'
day morning. october 10Th at Sal
Service $780,
JOHN ID. 7, McALLlsTER
President
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THE CAPE EPISODE,
Mrs. Robinson Sues Mr.. and Mrs
Ben Haddock and Detective Sheets.

Mrs Anna Robinson, who was
charged in the police court few days
ago with petit larceny, for stealing a
cape and acquitted yesterday, filed
suits in the Third district court
against Mrs. Mary +. Haddock, her
husband, Ben Haddock. and Detective
George A. Sheets, 20 recover So.
600 from the former and 5000 from the
latter for alleged malicious prosecution
and illegal arrest.
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THIS AFFECTS UTAHAN'S.
Civil Service ExaminatiOn-New POST
office in Boxelder County
[spEcIAL no THE oNEWs. u

Washington, D. c., Sept. H.-Mrs.
Alberta c. Mudd Of Carson City, New,
has been appointed as laundress at the
Uintah Indian school,
The civil service commission an
nounces that an examination will be
held at Salt Lake on October 23rd, for
the position OF copyist, with the quail
hcati0n Of assistant attorney. In con-
nection with land office service In the
State OF Utah.
A post office has been established at
Vipont B0xelder county, and Parnell
Park appointed postmaster
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Mining Company Sued.

Hannah G.. Mohat has entered suit
against the Star Gold Mining company
70 recover Sl.9l666, alleged 10 be due
for services rendered by James Moffat
as general manager OF the company.
Tho account was assigned by James
Moffat to this plaintiff. Mrs. Moffat
also seeks 10 recover S5l0S6 alleged to
be due for money loaned by her 10 the
company
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The world says it is not
polite to talk about your all
ments.
DR., Aver says; "Talk to
me all you like about your
aches and pains, your good
feelings and i'll feelings"
And it costs you only the
effort of sending a letter to
Lowell.
J, c. AVER COMPANY,
Practical Chemists, Lowell, Mas
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DEPUTY SHERIFFS RESIGN.

Deputy sherif's Alb Dyer and Sam
Dowse handed In their designations to
sheriff Howells yesterday, and both
were accepted. Politics. Il Is claimed
was at the bottom Of the trouble in both
Instances.
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Ohio Race Troubles.

Delaware. Ohio, Sept "a Excitement
over the race troubles still continue.
Threats are freely made on both sides
and numerous negroes have been or
dered out OF town. The mob lacks a
leader which has prevented serious
trouble.
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CHURCH NEWS.
NNNNNNNN.NNNNNN~~sN|NNN0
pRIMARY coNFERENcE

The Primary conference Of the salt
Lake Stake win be held Saturday, Sept
18th, 1900. at 10 o'clock, in the Assembly
Hail. An interesting program VIII be
rendered by the children. All interest
ed IN primary work are invited to be
present ELLA W. HYDE,
Secretary
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ingalls,, Boston; G. w. Gates. San Fran
cisco; c. b. Collins. ST. Louis; Leo
Hamburger Louisville. Ky: Mrs.
Getsch, Nashua, Iowa. James II. Wallis.
Alfred Bulge. Paris Idaho; II. Sells.
Chicago w. II. Moore Denver: Thos.
Little Jr, Aspen Colo.
cullen-John Jones. John Doe. Sam
Thomas, ogden: / Cohn. San Francis
co; John MenIzles, Los Angeles: II. II.
Hol2helmer Eureka; F. A. Puterbaugh.
Macklnaw, Ill.,
Walker-Jacob Rltzman, osceda Mills.
Pa, Mrs. g. T. Keller ST. Louis n. -
Ottosen, Castle Dale: W y. Hamper.
Meekcr. Colo. G., ~ Hamper. England.
White House-H. Wade Castle Gate:
=, j. Mickelen. Draper; 1. NJ. johnson.
Scoheld; j. \. Love, Omaha: Ed Dalton.
Tooele. Mrs w. A. Jolley and Miss Rix.
ReNburg Alfred Froyd, Cedar City: j.
Hawkins and wife, Nevada; VIM. Daigh
and wife, Mercur; W. n. Draper. 81.
John II, Madsen. Bingham, Fred Ross.
Leadvllle; l.. Pelham. New Harmony.
Ind" w. c. Scouller end wife, Lead
vile.
-
Nlis' Arvilla Clark.
Contralto, Teacher OF Voice and Plano.
Studio 327-S Constitution Building.
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To Set Non. Jury Cases.

Judge Cherry win make a setting Of
non-jury cases on Monday, the 2ith
inst. His honor win go 10 T0oele on
September 22nd 10 set cases there.
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Peru Sends Coincidence.

Lima, Peru Sept 1.-THE house OF
representatives has sanctioned a mo-
ton 20 send cablegram TO the Presi-
dent OF the United States expressing
the coincidence OF the people Of Peru
over the disaster at Galveston.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-14

Mr.. Al Thaler, representing THE
Prince OF the World Company, Which
Is booked at the Theater for the 2lth'
Is now IN town advertising the atlrac-
tlOn
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Admiral slonrd nend.

Rome, n Y, Sept. l4-Rear Admiral
Montgomery Slcard died OF ap0plexy
at a m. today, at his summer home
at Westernylle
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

Today's Clearlngs.. .. =. ,9e2 e09 o.
Same day last year. o.. =. -. 9s2 27s IA
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Shirt Waist Maker Fails.

New York, Sept. 14-Dayid Well.
manufacturer OF shirt waists Ia this
city, has made an assignment.
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therefore. viii be- a joint one, Mr..
Lindsay and the Galveston fund shar-
ing equally.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take La1ative Bromo Quinlne Tablets. An drrg-
gisls refund the money n q fails 10 cure. + W.
Groves signature IL on each box 2ic
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PERSONAL.
Observation-Disclosures

Former Landlord c. II. Guerlnger Of
the Galveston Beach hotel is numbered
among the guests at the Kenyon. He
states that from l1tters that he has re-
celyed from Houston today that the
accounts Of the Galveston horror as
published In the papers are In no way
exaggerated.
There are three Cornell men staying
at the Kenyon In the persons Of Prof.
+. ID. smith. recently instructor in as
saying and metallurgy at the Univer-
sity OF Montana. Prof. d. S. Cushmau.
instructor IN cumulative analysis and
assaying at Cornell. and Prof f. A..
Richmond instructor In chemistry and
physics at Elmlra. New York. They
have been out In the White Pine
county New, for the past three weeks.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The following names were registered
at the leading hotels up 20 o'clock this
afternoon.
Kuntsford--Mrs. Gray Robinson.
Washington. ID. c.; Mrs Richard Coul-
ter Miss Coulter, Mrs. Elizabeth Moore,
Miss Jane Moore, Mrs J. Moore Rich
ards0n. Greensbury, Pa. + A. Judson.
New York. X S. Harh0ugh, Portland.
Mr. and Mrs y f. Palmer Francis +.
Palmer. Irving /. Rowe, James NJ.
Nelman. Geo. w Quinetald. IT, New
York. !. c. Bland. Pttsburg. Harry
Wenhiemer, Jr., New York H. l..
Hutchlns ST. Louis i. =. Rowley and
wife. Chicago, Hans HeIntze, Berlin.
Germany. Mrs Louis Zuider. Louis
VILE. KY: Adam ZuIder. Cincinnati o.;
W @. Relmer. Phila.; S j. York Mrs.
J.. G.. Sprattey, z. Y. Judd Pendlet0n,
ore. j. Fred Schilngman san Fran
cisco: Chas c. Weber. ST. Louis; d.
B.ars. Indianapolis Chas. p. styles. At
Gibson. Kas W. II. Shurman, Chicago;
w. r. Solomon. New York, A, @. Perry.
Chicago. g. NJ. Kitchen, New York; r.
a. Parker New York. W. l. Wlndram
and Miss Windram, Boston. Mrs r. n.
Conant Detroit Miss Mac Marx. De-
trot. Mr.. and Mrs r H. Bennett. Bos-
ton: Mr.. and Mrs J. T. Bowker. Phlla-
dclphia: u. II. Clark Chicago, u. w.
vannern, wife and G. r. Vannern, Cam.
bridge, Va.
Kenyon-Charles Ottenhelmer. San
Francisco Charles Smith, Park City,
Il. H. Earle. San Francisco. Charles A.
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disposition. and the AghtIng qualities OF
the Chinese. also how Pekln was dsienSS.
ed, and what bodies OF Chinese ioush'
best. He expressed regret az the p.i-
vations Of the women and chhaEeh III
pekln.
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BURLINGTON ROUTE AND Rio
GKANDE MEsTEKNl

September 20 is your last chance b,
go east on cheap rates. Tickets Nh
be sold at one fare plus 81 FOR ros,j
trip 10 following points.
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Two through trains daily from Din.
yer 10 above points.
Through sleepers from Ogden s-i
Salt Lake city 10 Omaha and ChluN
via Rio Grande Western and Bul.ne
ton route.
Call at 70 West Second South sire,
for further information or address
r. +. NESLEN
General Agent Salt Lake City, Utah
c. p. PRUITT,
Travelling Passenger Agent
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Ays'i SinaPanla aver Hnr Nigoi
Aver, Pills Ayef' Cherry f'e'o'al
Aya'i Agus Cure Ayers Comatoas
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Nliss Arvilla Clark

Miss Arvilla Clark.
Contralto Teacher OF Voice and Plano,
Studio 327-S Constitution Building.
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GRAND THANKSGIVING.

Pekln Saturday. Sept. s.-There was
a grand thanksgiving service today IN
tue cathedral for the preservation OF
the lives OF those who were besieged by
the Chinese here, All the Roman Cath.
olics and many officials and soldiers
Were present
Baron Won Ketteler's murderer has
been identified by his Interpreter. Cor
des, The murderer declares he was ig-
norant OF the Identity Of his victim.
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WANTED.

NURSE GIRL WANTED ~ FAST 30
South Street. -
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CHEAP. 6X ACRES IN sPRlNWg,ti,s So
SIX room brick house, barn, etc
20 springville,
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EARL Ii MAY SAIL.

Shanghai, Thursday. Sept. l3-The
municipal council has granted III Hung
Chang permission TO sail. He will
travel with q retluue Of l25 persons and
viii leave the foreign settlements to-
morrow, Friday to join the steamer
Anplng for the north.
Reports from cha Ting and Sen Flu.
western S2chien. say that the most OF
the property OF foreigners has been
looted or burned. The foreigners have
been invited 10 place themselves under
official protection.
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PaterndIiSmO en- Ell COndadO d.
SOCOrrO.

Limitar, N. NJ, Oct. s de 1900.
Sr. Editor de La Voz;
Con6ados en- su bondad Y pa
trioticos sentiminetos suplicamos
SO sirva dar cabida en- sus aprecia
bles columns a la siguiente pro.
tesla:
Aunque hasta hoy siempre hemos
votado el boleto Republican,, nos
retiramos desde ahora de un par
lido que en- el condado de Socorro
.signifiea nom&s Bacas, hiios, sobri.
nos 8 nietos de los viejos, y como
dieen vulgarmente: "siempre los
mismos con las mismas.' Todos
los demas pueden patear y rebu.
llirse, pero esos sefiores, creyendose
herederos forzosos de todos los
destinos, no ahojan la teta aunque
les les tuerzan el rabo, sino que en-
cada eleccion salen con mas fuerza,
Por ESQ nos unimos dc hoy en-
adelante al partido liberal, al par.
lido justo, igual y equitativo, al
partido Democratic.
Juan Torres y Montano,
Teo6lo Torres,
Severe Ortiz,
Severe Montaro,
Victorio Baoa,
Santos Lujan.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-10-13
AL QUE LIZ NENGA.
I'm Republican, Ie Tira con los
IraStOS en- Ia CabeZd al CaCi.
que Republican, del COnda-
do de Guadalupe.
Ell Yeso, N. NJ, Oct. s, 1900.
Sr. Editor de LA Xn1.

Ell Yeso. N. NJ, Oct. s, 1900.
Sr. Editor de LA Voz:
Caro- senior: Sirvase dar publ
cidad en- su apreciable semanaric
a 10 siguiente, por 10 que anticipc
q usted las gracias.
Desde que cumpli la edad de 2l
amos para ser un ciudadano libre
para depositar mi sufragio, di mi
primer voto por el partido Repu.
blicano. Lo hice porque conside
raba que era ell melor partido, y
en- efecto 10 era en- ese tempo
pues tenia buena administration
pero hoy veo 10 contrario, y por
tai razon me voy a adherlr al par.
lido Dem6crata.
Veo tambien que on ell partido
Republican, del condado dc Qua.
daIupe, que es oil condado a que
20 pertenezco, hay un caudillo que
Sc considera ser rey y gobernante
del partido Republican,, que en-
vez de hacer bien q sus conciuda.
danos procura hacerles todo el mai
que puede. Este individuo quiso
inducir q hombres de honor a que
juraran en- la corte en- contra de
un hermano mio, nomas porque le
tiene mala voluntad, y no pudien'
do convenir a este hombre de ho.
NOR a que jurara ell nomtre de
Dios en- vano, y traerlo de testigo
dc cosas falsas y NAL hechas, 81
valio de un correchepilIos para
que fuera a hablar con 81 a yer 81
podia convenirlo q que jursra en-
la corte que el habia visto q mi
hermano hacsrle NAL al rey bravo
Entonces ol correchepillos 10 dice
a este hom bre: "Vamos a hacei
una HON bradfs con este hombre
que nos hace tanto bien A nosotros
y diciendo til que 10 visit, tam bien
yo 10 dire, Y entonces echan ese
tai d la penitenciariq."
Entonces este HON bre le dice al
correchepillos 10 mismo que le di
10 al caudillo mayor: "Que en to
do 10 que quisieran les ayudaria,
menos en ESQ, que el no prestabe
nm Juramento por tener coutentos
a sus amigos, que el saba 10 que
significaba un juramento,'
Ahora, 81 hay alguno q quien le
apriete la bota po- 10 que digo en-
este comunicado, que Sc la quite. y
81 no que SO la deje puesta. Di.
cen que ell que esta matado SO PAN
dea, al quo le asiente este so pan.
deara, y 10 que digo aqui es para
probarlo con testigos fidedignos y
de honor.
Muy respetuosamonte, su servi-
dor. GREGoRIo GALLEGos.
Un verdadero Democratic.
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0blSpO Cat6llCO pOr Bryan.


Nueva York, Oct. o. El Obispo
McQ Quaid, de Rochester, uno dc
los digsatarios dc la iglesia cato.
lica de mas infujo en- el Estado
de Nueva York, ha, en- la vfspera
dc su partura para Roma, virtual
mente declarado que estA on favor
dc la election de Bryan.
"Seg1n miro yo las cosas, dijo
hoy, pareoe que estamos adoptan-
do el modo do ser de las naciones
Europeas levantando grandes ejel-
citos permanentes y buscando
alianzas comprometedoras Esto
quiere decir que surgiran en- nues.
tro medic peores condolences quo
las que causan tanto malestar en-
la Europa on la aotualidad. Nun
ca me he sentido enteram ente
satisfeoho que hubiera alguna jus.
ti6cacion substantial para Ihaber
declarado la guerra d Espana, Y
creo yo que cualesquiera adicion
a nuestro territorio a distancias
lejanas de nuestras costas sera muy
detrimental a los intereses do este
pals,
"Yo ruego a Dios que tenga
exito en- las elecciones aquel par
lido que favorece la preservation
de la Repdblica. Este pals tendra
sufciente en- que ocuparse 81 atien-
dc sus propios negocios."
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ES0S BOerS.

Telegrafian de L6ndrss. Ell ST.
guiente despacho fue recibido de
Lord Roberts: "Prectoria, Oct.
10.-Una maquina que arrastraba
un caro- en- que ibs una escuadra
de ingsnieros pertsnecientes Ia
brigada de riheros de Puget mien.
tras proseguia aver para Kaapre.
miden, fue EN- boscada por los
Beers. El Captain Stewart, col,
cuarenta hombres de la brigada de
riheros, fue A darles auxiio. In.
fortunadamente las bajas de nues
tro lado fueron considerables.
Stewart y un soldado fueron muer.
tos. El CAPTAIN Paget, el Teniente
Sleubbs y cinco ingenieros fueron
heridos, y ell Teniente Sewell y
diez de Ia brigada de riheros fue
ron hechos prisioneros. Los HON
bres montados de De Lisle Y los
Coloniales, despues de una lucha
de tres dias. han corrido a DeWet
al norte del rio Vaal cerea de Ven
terskroon.
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DefunCiOn.


El dia 10 del corriente, q las 3:3(
p. m, fallecio en- oil seno de la Santa
Iglesia Catolica Apost6lica Roma,
ma. la buena y piadose sefiora Dona
Deluvina Sena de Rimbert, q los
So amos de su edad, despues de hs
ber sufrido con resignation cris
tiana una fiebre que la tuvo en- el
lecho del padecimiento por cosa
de diez meses.
Sus restos mortales fueron SO
pultados on el cementerio de la pa
rroquia, ell Jueves on la tarde,
donde fueron on su acompaila
miento numeroso concurso de pa
rientes y amigos.
La fnada era la esposa de Don
Sebastian Rimbert, quien le sobre,
vlye iunto con algunos hijos que
hubieron en- gu matrimonio.
En- ga bora de triste affection
esta redaooion envia a los dichos
deudos su mas sentdo p6same.
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GanSadO de ESperar Ia Pros
perldad.

Chaperlto, N. NJ, Cot. 8, 1900
Sr. Editor de LA Yoz:
Permitame nm pequeno espacic
en- las columnas de su apreciable
semanario para hacer saber al
pueblo del Candado de Sar Miguel
en- general que hasta hoy pude to
lerar los abusos y usurpaciones de
la presente administration, Ten.
go miles de razones para repudiar
ell partido republican,, las cuales
no doy aqui porque no caben en-
las columnas de LA Voz DEL PUE.
BIO.
Por medic de su semanario de.
SEQ decir q todos aquellos que dot
amos pasado fueron engahados con
falsas promesas de grande prospe
ridad, que 81 votaren en- la pr6xime
election ell boleto Republican,
cometen un pecado mortal.
Su servidor,
j G. GARDUfo,
Testigo Francisco MADRID.
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lnundaCiOn en- Mexico.

Informes telegraGcos recibidos
el dia \ del corriente, dc Tampico.
Mexico, anuncian que los rios Pa.
nuco y Tamcs traian mas aqua que
nunca on su historic. Las crecien
tes cansaron grandes periuicios en-
los valles do mayor cultivo y popu.
lacion. En- un lugar cerca de la
estacion de Chila, on ell rio Tames,
de mas do 80 millas de ancho, Ia
oorriente barri6 A la destruction
centenares dc casas ocupadas por
labradores Mexicanos y jornaleros.
Muchas vidas perecieron pero no
SO ha podido saber el nimero de.
bido a 10 anegado quo esta el cam
po. Los tributaries q estos rios en-
las porcionea sudeste del Estado
de San Luis Potosf, est8n fuera de
su cause, y han inundado pueblos
enteros y destruido todas las cose-
chas,