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The age-herald., 1900-05-19
Injunction Is Asked

Galveston, Tex, May 1S.-The Rembert Roller Compress company has filed a peti- ton in equity in the United States court praying an injunction be issued to restrain the American Cotton company of New York and the Wharton Gin and Milling company of Wharton. Tex, from making, using, sell ing or leasing any machinery to make bales of cotton under the method now used by them alleging that such method is an in- fringement upon patent granted to Henry Rembert on November 1S 1890, which patent is now the property of the plaintiffs. The purpose, of the suit is to test the validity of the American Cotton company's patents.
The age-herald., 1900-05-19
HANGING AT TALLADEGA
Albert Curry Suffers Death for Hein-
 ous Murder

Talladega, Ala, May 1S.-Today at Il 80 Albert Curry, colored was hanged for one of the most heinous crimes in the history of the criminal annals of Talladega county. The death warrant was read at Il :25 and at Il :57 life had passed away. Curry was one of the coolest men while in the face of death ever seen in this section. While pre- pairing for his execution he remarked jok- ingly about his clothes, and was calmly smoking a cigarette when the sheriff called him to the death.
 While on the gallows he told the sheriff that the moose did not fit him tastefully, and also gave the jailor ten cents for each of the preachers who had been with him during his last days. The execution was for the murder of Pinckney Dobbins a white man, who was drunk and decoyed to the outskirts of the city and murdered for the purpose of robbery.
 Story of the Crime
 The crime for which Ebert Curry's life was demanded was one of the most hein- ous in the history of the criminal annals of Talladega county. For no cause what ever, on the night of February 1, James Pinckney Dobbins was decoyed, while in a state of intoxication, to the outskirts of the city, and there, far from friends, and in the loneliness of a late hour, murdered in most brutal manner. The body was found early next morning by students of
  the Talladega college Eleven stabs and cuts mutilated the body, any one of which would have proven fatal The body of the murdered man was perfectly nude when found. Nearby lay the victim's hat and shoes on his feet were his socks. and just over the fence were his underclothes and pants. His shirt was found hundred yards away, and his coat was found at a negros house, where Curry had gone the night be- fore and changed his bloody pants after committing the crime.
 Immediately on finding the dead man an officer remembered seeing Curry start out the night before with MT. Dobbins to show him the home of friend, and on inquiring of the friend it was learned that MT. Dob bins never went to his home.
 These circumstances led to the suspicion of Curry who was found at the home of his grandmother about o'clock in the morn- ing. On being accused of the crime he ad- mitted 1t, and produced note book belong ing to MT Dobbins.
The age-herald., 1900-05-19
REEVES MAKES A
 FULL CONFESSION Gives Up S4,500 Given to Him
 by Nicely TO PERFORM CERTAIN ACTS Now That the Whole Story is Known it is Believed That the Defalca-
 tion Will Fall Between
 $1oO,OOO and $l25,oOO
TO PERFORM CERTAIN ACTS

Havana May 1S.-W. H. Reeves, deputy auditor of the island, made confession at midnight and gave up s45OO given to him by c. F. w. Neely, the arrested finan- cial agent of posts at Havana, to perform certain services the day he left. General Wood and the poosal inspectors refuse to disclose the nature of the confession bare ly admitting that one has been made.
 It is claimed that $1,4OO more will be re- covered today.
 General Wood says that the report from Muncie, Ind, that nearly 5000, 900 worth of stamps have been printed there and sent for distribution to Cuban postoffices can be regarded a canard. There is nothing here to show that any such coun- terfeit stamps have been sent.
 It is believed now that the whole story is known and the the amount of the de- falcations will fall between $1OOO0O and $125, 900.
 Those who know the situation best say that the confession of Reeves was the only link required in the chair of evidence, al- though the principal statements he has made will require investigation before they can be acted upon, as it is generally believed that his accusation is of such a startling character as to render 1t unwise to proceed before being absolutely sure of other evidence to corroborate it. Another charge against Nicely is that he has defrauded the customs out of several thousand dollars worth of duties by im- porting nomnally for postal use large quantities of paper which was afterward sold to a printing house in Havana. Cubans Beginning to Talk The Cubans are now beginning to talk a good deal regarding postal matters, the main idea apparently being that the Ameri- cans, having found many of their coun- trymen implicated, E'i1l not proceed to ex- tremities. The Cubans do not believe that Nicely will be extradited.
 With the confessions of Reeves and Rich, supplemented by those of the stamp clerks, and by the statements of the Baracoa postmaster, it is considered ts-S. the evi- dence against Nicely is complete, especially in view of the assertion of Reeves that the supposed to be, packages which were ap- parently stamps were destroyed, but 1t is now said that these were so many bundles of paper bits.
 The newspapers now begin to ask for an investigation of the engineering 6epeE5- ment. They say that this department has been more extravagantly conducted than the postal department.
The age-herald., 1900-05-19
ROER ENVOYS NOTIFIED
Mr. Fischer Said He Had No Comment
 to Make

Baltimore, May 1S-The first intimation of the relief of Mafeking which came to the Boer envoys was conveyed to. them by a reporter of the Associated Press, who boarded the congressional limited, upon which they were being conveyed to Wash ington, as 1t passed through Baltimore A. Fischer, who acted as spokesman for the party, read the dispatches from Pre- toria and London carefully but without show of emotion.
 'T have no comment to make at this time," he said Tn the absence of official information I much prefer to say noth- ing"
 Would the news, if true, indicate near approach of the end of the war;" he was asked
 By no means" was the reply.
 ''There is much to be done before there can be an end to hostilities, even if Mafe- king has been relieved"
 Do you agree with Lord Roberts in his
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The age-herald., 1900-05-19
STRIKE WILL
 BE INAUGURATED IN ST. LOUIS

other has a. new proposition to make.
 Nothing has been changed in the clause relating to the reinstatement of the men and the strike probably will continue until a proposition is reached and until one side recedes from its position. The strikers de- clare they will hold out until they are promised reinstatement in the positions held by them prior to the strike. President Whitaker, of the Transit CT mpany, insists that he will never consent to the discharge of the men who were employed to take the place of the strikers. ~
The age-herald., 1900-05-19

St. Louis, May 19.-At a meeting of 100 heads of labor unions called Friday night it was resolved at 1 o'clock this (Saturday)
 morning to recommend to the controlling central bodies that a sympathetic strike be inaugurated today of all the labor unions in St. Louis. All negotiations between the strikers and the St. Louis Transit company have been terminated for the present at least. Those in a position to know say it does not seem likely that another confer ence will be held between the strikers and the Transit company until one side or the
The age-herald., 1900-05-19
The A. M. E. Conference

Columbus, O., May 1S.-Bishop N B. Salter presided over the A. M. E. confer ence today. The election of a business manager furnished lively contest, result ing in the defeat of the present incumbent, T. w Henderson. and the election of R. w. Lealxe Of North Carolina.
 H. G. Johnson of Philadelphia was elect ed editor of the Christian, Recorder, Phil adelphia; H. T. Keating, editor of the A. M E. Church Review Philadelphia.
The age-herald., 1900-05-19
To A mend Volunteer Act

London, May 1S.-In the house of lords to- day the secretary of state for war, the Marquis of Lansdowne, introduced bill to extend the powers of the volunteer act by providing that volunteers may be mob ilized in any great emergency instead of only to repel actual invasion; and also to enable volunteers to enter into an agree ment rendering them liable to be called on at any time for either home or foreign service.
The age-herald., 1900-05-19
Crowds Throng Streets of Lon
 don Singing Patriotic Airs. FOOD HURRIED TO SUFFERERS
British Troops Bombarded the Boer Laagers So Heavily That the Siege of Mafeking Had
 to Be Abandoned

{ Pretoria, May 1S.-It was officially an- forts around Mafeking had been severely bombarded the siege was abandoned, a British force from the south taking pos session of the place.
 President Steyn left here for the Free State last night. Addressing a crowd on the platform, he urged them to be of good cheer. It is reported that 5000 British troops have surrounded Christiania and Landroost and other officials have been taken prisoners.
 James Milne, the correspondent of the Reuter- Telegram company, who has been prisoner here, was liberated and escort ed to the border this morning.
The age-herald., 1900-05-19
To Patrol welIand Canal

Ottawa, Ont, May 1S.-The Welland canal will be permanently patrolled by a squad of Dominion police in the future. The militia now guarding the canal will be withdrawn at once.
The age-herald., 1900-05-19
Boers Forced to Retire

London, May IS QO:15 p. m)-From the mention of laagers in the Pretoria district 1t is understood here that prior to the raising of the siege of Mafeking the Boer laagers around that place were vigorously bombarded by the British relief column and that the Burghers were practically com pelled to abandon the field.
The age-herald., 1900-05-19

YOU expect to be successful during the year 1900 you must talk to the people. Advertisers will find The Age Herald a useful speaking-tube-it reaches all the people every day in the year.
The age-herald., 1900-05-19

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The age-herald., 1900-05-19

FOR ALABAMA-FAIR SATURD AND SUNDAY; FRESH WEST NORTHWEST WINDS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-17
NtJhVl) RESTAURANT
+" he tu Iado al paraIso

Situado Ell Ia Gale de Isa6el hume
no II rrente a Ia casa ocdpada pof
don Ulpiano Colon. r.
Representatives. B. Bocane5ra
Zanpenfeco. Sc ofrece a todas las
nersonas de buen gusto un esmefauo
servicio, comidas suculentas, Vehtiia :
ci6n precios m6dicos.
Sc sieven buenas cenas, cafe cho-
colate. 4 :
Una vista a dicho Restaurahl ,
auedar6is invitado para tolyef-
Dicbre. q del 90. I'm. :
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-17
RESTAURANT LAS COLUMNS"
ANTES LA PENA"
Gale de C'tstt1aa, nttmerO , f'eja-
te al depdstto de los SIS. Vedat y
CompaHta.

Habiendome hecho caro- nueya-
mente de dicho eStabIecin Ant0 ofrez-
CO al publicO excelentes Comidas Y
un servicio esmerado, pOr sirvientes
id0neos.
.El establecimiento Sc divide en- pri,
nero y SegundO comedor.
El primerO lleva por nOmbre Co
medo3' JQ1'dl21 y cuesta un cubiertO 70
centayos.
En- ell segundo Sc despacha la
carta, estando los precios a la altura
de todaS las fortunas
COMID4S SIN COlIPETENC CL4
Lo que hago presente a todos mis-
relaclonados y a los vecinos de los
puebloS limitrOfes, donde encontraran
toda la cOmOdidad necesaPla Y dOr-
mitorios en- habitaciones ventiladas Y
limpias.
Tambien de nnnho- 90 sir-cn
Cenas, CAFE q Chocolate.
Una vista, pues, y saldr6is c0nven.
cidO de la verdad
Cuenta este Restaurant con un
magnifco cocinero mi experieneia
en- ell arte culinario.
Ponce, Enero II de 1900. : Santa.
90 Gi212enes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-17

r. Ill treiatiano lie Enero de 1900,
q 9st.s, 81 fore posibIe, tolos los
N .ts,s. nslti It's, y Fdrmaceuticos
a.! co.n3 t,.l.ls los Pfacticantes, Co
NJ. lr3las u E.liesmeras. deberan ha
bar so!icitaID SIS licencias de la
JGSTA SEpERI0a DE SANDAL.
Pusdan dirIirse n Secretario de
Il Junta en- San Juan, quien dara los
|iafornes que Sc plden.
Ex menes para
HE leo Cirujanos comienzan EnerO q
Dentista . Enero 50
Farmac6aticos -. =. Enero l5o
T,.ls.tf..lsit-ss EnerO 22e
Gem Ir0aasg + Enfer neras Enero 20A
Xat>e Ii OrIsl General NJ.
DligirSe al pr Ge0i,ge q, Croft,
Seer tal.io san Jnan, PR. II
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-17
Jaime L1uiian
ATOCHA 6-PONCE

En este antique deposito de calzado J pc.
lataria 90 scaba de reeibir an compieto sur
t. 10 de cslzsdo americana espafo de for
mas bonit AZ, para caballeros, sen ras nj
tbs.
Tambien SO han recihdo driles d hlo y
a.godo1, creaa saas8t6u de almead1a, Ma
ava" de color para charot Efsctos pers
t3is clase de calzsdo, fnisina piel de rucla,
n roles ,daaa; charoladas, gamusas para
C ..:ha etc etc
Vantas al por mayor al detale.
I3<ubre 10 dal e0 2-v
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-17
Sc VendG

Una casa. situada en- ell bar~ de
Machuelo muy pr6xfma. la -
ci6n, techada de zinc v fabrfcada de
maderas del pals, toda .en muy buen
estado y en- la carretera.
FL que la interese puede dirijirse a
su duenO en- la miSma casa.
EnerO II de 1000. J1ta31 RasiS Bel'-
toll. ID
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-17
PRIVILEdIO CONTRA CADUCIDAD


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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15
CLIMATE AND CROPS.

Santa Dc. n. A. september Il. 1900
Tho weather has remained warm
with continued good showers aud heavy
rains over all sections. ln many iocau
trs tho rains were in tho nature OF
c'oudhurstf causing much local dam
tg" io ernps. irrigation works ana rail-
way property Orchards. late ycgeta-
h'rs alfalfa Aui ranges. have been
greatly beuehited AiI water holes are
hileo ana if cold weather holds oit Tor
tNo ur ihreo weeks grass On me north
efu ana western ranges Wiu yet prob-
ah'y furnish sn9d winter food IN cast
rrn ana lthelstou sections good
winter feed o. assured che rains ic.
lafei Oats ana lato wheat harytats
como what boo nnrthTn sections. ana u
many Daaes o1mo TOO Iatr to De of much
hcnrn fo corn although Do wll help
to mHfe .ler fodder Tha third crop
of H'fua. which iH ready io cut in
northern counties, a quite promising
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15

thc tcporl % I'D ttitnf Noafrh
Hodov CLANCY md Prince presented
thcif viowa on behalf 81 their rrspoduva
clients and ho juiFo took the papers.
which are very voiumnous for exam.
iration
A heavy rain storm De- prevailing this
afternoon ln the Vicinity 90 Corriiioa.
ana 10 la feared that there may be an.
other Uashout on thc Santa De- road
No. s. knight Jhc deputy assessor %
hIs county went up to ssnfa Fe this
morning to represoni a SCISSOR f1nd0val
at ihc meeting of tbo territorial boatd
of equalization.
Policeman M1rilnra was 80 the depot
tha morning whom ihe $50. passenger
train from ihe west arrived. iie was on
tho lookout Cor an cmboazlor but the
laws ttausrr0asor asa not put in an APP
poaunco.
BE- n Krr1cy. The wou known COM
tractor and builder of Gallup passed
through tbC city this morning for
Mnine. whore Doc $500 visit relatives ana
frlouia whom ne has Aot sc'u Tor
twelve yeorF
Rev. o.. E Vance who spent last WIN
ter .n ihg r.ly. making many friends
by Die genital manner came Zoe this
morning from Defining and d. visiting
with hla friends to-day before goIng
north tomorrow.
VIM Farr. of FlrH meat market.
bias RETURNED from cattle purchasing
uir tl western Valencia county tie
states positively th1t Ha whole section
west af This rity VIII Doe here Cor the
fiir nest week.
Services Nsga h.Ii tlis moruing at 3
O'Clock over che remains 90 Mrs Tie
O,,fmau 40 Edwards undertaking par.
loH Row. Bunker officiating iU the
prrs.nr. OF a frN friends intermeut
was made ln FuIrI.w cemetery
D. U AlgxluItr cierk of jhc rhocuix
Indian seb1ol last might sent fifteen
Indian children 1bout thr ago of twelve
yDais. t1 thr h10 lu phueaix. having
gathered tH.m from AMONG ihe Indian
puob.os north of here Arrangements
arc trying t1 be made hy Nc Alcxan-
def to have thc Indian school band aul
blf. bail team come here durng faif
week. The band ls splendid one and
woud Dee an additional attraction
ln iha second Same OF base BAN be-
tW,cn 600 Ei pago colts and the Tucson
team played u DO Pis1 nn Monday af-
ternoun tht former won by the score
Uf Ig to g. The visitors made ul their
alltos Boo tbo nfU inning The nrst
gamo. played sunday afternoon. was
won hs th. Tucson club by the score Of
io t0 s. nh. 1880 teams played yestcr-
day af, rnoon Cor 500 a side and an the
gate receipts.
tn thc police court ih.s morning ON
Miguel Martinez was arr1igncJ yharsed
with bo.re drunk and dtorder'y and
disturbing iht peace by regk,essiy rid.
iug his bronco Ht % hrclkncck speed
through the streets yesterday between
ana @ o'clock %. m. fndlusgrlng che
lives of children and pedesirians He
managed to run into the wagon of Mail
Carrier J. D. OBr.cu ana break one OF
tine wheels Marshal McMhun by quick
use 1t "a wagon captured Martinez. who
Is q tusilanf Of village lu the north
Highlands before hc hoi done any
more damage and Doe pleaded guilty o.
the above charge. a Cine OF 81 ana the
payment OF the damage to The mail
wagon ls secured hy the holding OF his
horse ana saddle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15

Nuiicr 81 HEREBY gtvcl thar hy virtue Of
AfH az FthHuiuut pKuunas, ISSUE uuf 90 the
htAfitt AuYu within ana fui D. county uf
t.rn On geo enc afd lay uf August. tu o. in q
certain Cause wherein "A o., Wicua wss
N.huuN end Roman hala Vas defendant
germs 10 l2uf J VIII. un Saturday. the itt
H.h ~ september. 1900. "a thc hour vi tO
U iuck "a. u. at the front 10 . Of Toe county
coat house in uie county of nrfnaliilu. sell Ia
Inniic Hnfuuu tu Che highest bidder l. cash
We iullns tuH iehl estate situate in The county
Q hetua'Ilpi tffutcfy as Nrw Arxicu Ia witt
All tnr night uuc and interest oi the de.
lrhdhni huWau 4 hlca. as the same rKis 90
anon TIE tth Jay uf september. 1898 tn aud
io tnt hluuluuc Fer audez' 90 san Mi.
Elri rifnE liHrt situated iu tlg cuuuty Ut
neilaii lH % iyff tu3 ol Sew Mc4 TOO. and
t,rHut tnuhfWpu ~ tnt United States count
o. ltif ir lH.u tiHifnf3 To satisfy a Judge.
...I n q. .aaumpat rendered un the Hth day OF
sept Wurr lred, in faNuf of said piaint II
HMuuhilug With Interest aud custs 10 the day
70 ahrt exclusive Ui uCcFuing costs 10 tre sum
ui "a h1uurri dol ars, aud 20 satisfy Id.
tluiI b cots. THOMAS 81, HguuFft
MuNlcu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15

Nouce 10 hereby given that under aud BY
viltur ni uual Judgment of drcfrr entered un
M 9a1y s 'a9g 3. n" b to sgg ~ rs lena s
IIiu u enc Territory ct New Mexico. iu cause
800. ll2u. wherein } a Henry = plsiutlii sni
tutn < Is uhn, l.. e Kuhn, and g, ", kunt,
UeI, Special Master appointed iu 3D. iudg
Iurnt AND decree tu execute sad luuE tncut Hud
oseter and GO 'eli zoe property hsi , ,l.
B. uurlrd ll aaiu pausc, tu the event iiiat the
defendants nr sunr one ior them did MOI
th.n ninety Gays itum we alls ui sld lldE
mount 90 SAID ludg and tur tusts of "a q
tHit aud WurftaH. thr said ninety days have
I.apnti' and Wt SAID Judgment sem ans nn-
ia.d tth. ~ whole % i pan, J. the sad apc-
..aI 81 Hef, all. uutr for -alc at public Yrnuus
500 sell tn Ihr Inquest Dls .sf for CASH al no
Uc.uch inr iufcuuun uu unlay the fth
.IV 40 sen frWurr, 1000, "a ihV front door of
tHr Count louise ui said County of krrnalilio,
iIc lu| owing grrciiOcd luiu, parcels and tracts
20 zeal estate, s.iuFi.e, yine aad esiag Y me
D1. uu ucagubtd 40 follows, Go vii
iirg nu.ng a hg southwest corner (and
glelgue, Boz eng aipfraaid county and Terri
tufy, conveyed tu Charles W, Lewis by iEnu-
DO inuFufp De Gonzales by uggh Gated
..Ct gt. ESD, and recorded ION tltr Office ui thp
pIunatr Glen and ~ -pHiglo recorder ul said
reWaul % County, N n uQ uAags rs tn
lsQui huok q, o.tecprds AZ deeds, aud "a riug
tffnCt 800 Yartt, W fc uf less so illr Mouth
Wuti CufHtf thereof thence in an rattrflf al
Irliion $50 lle2u yafds more or irHa Co.. the
uuitlr fHt corner Nf thr iId hereby conveyed :
i.r &C. nHtDutArry d g. ton 2oJ sal ~ inofg
Hl lfar, Go Case anui beast corner 40 tur land
hereby conveyed thence lu westerly dlTtc-
tiun aNa ~ ~ YaTda, uuFr ~ teas, 90 tlc place
80 beginning, containing 2@ acira more "F
Ices.
Also another piece at properly. beginning
TI thc Hnut rHht corner OF me above .aCalripcu
tact AND running iu uurihrfiy direction 200
YaIis to tNu uunhrasi corner thrftui thence
in HtsirIlY difcriiun ana Az fight angles With
aiIU llur above described 80 10 ~ yards GO
lhe northwest CuTncf thereof . thence iu a
aalihrry durCto1, aud "a night angles 90 The
IHai- dfrt -iuru liuc, 300 yards 10 thr southwest
conner thereof . and ihruCr in on rhsttWlN tls
fUUtiin aHi Ia rahi HnHlra with ihr last de-
tc IIrd IHr. Hd NJ 80 3 tTda ti inr place "a be-
EIuNlHai SON al lnH 3 acres. more ut lees
Alsu crrtlin Tract 90 land beginning ~ a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15

esi,alb polpl a. 1859 ysi3s Dee se.i h8m
ne s0nlheaa cqlhct Of me ab1qc.dafciihcf
n5cia. tud running DIE wcs n sp % Yafd4
% ne southwest eo,nef " gil ua- ihence
in a nufihcflY direction and 90 ngnt auHiea
will The last described line, 300 Yarls lU The
northwest Curfer thereof thence ln an east
rhY direction, rnd ni tight auairs with tnr last
Described line, 10 90 30 yards tl thc northeast
corner thereof thence in south fiV diret Nuu
and a. tight angles with the las deacubad line
400 var 60 the plp je Of beginning.
Also tract NJ lah commonly known Ha fhr
" VI Coco DC o h.iaifa." belonging W one
time 10 Piedad a, liu De hara. bounded nn
the nofih by iands N Monica Ouix uu ihe
east BY the public fuad un the south hY the
lands ui the Sisters NJ Charity &C Ciurinuau
and lands 81 PiaCidn AuudafH anh un ihr
wet by the estuary OF lands formerly known
~ the lands oi fgnaiio Gunxaira
Unless the taid defendants co. Hums one Tot
them shall, before the anid day ul nlu pay o.
plaintiff tlhN2 ~, the amount rs sIld iud
inrnt with 2 pet cent thereon. irou Gag aald
ath day Of June, 1000. together with TIE
costs OF the said suit, and thc raUcnael ni The
said Special Master Inquired bon fists behalf
I. ). HunnatL,
ssrcial Master
JOHNSTON a FfNfCAI,
Attorneys fuf Plaintiff
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15

moro slssfs,ion than miscellaneous con +.
trlhuiors would exercise, We are bring
lng order out 81 chaos ana again offer
our profound gratitude for The assist
nuco so far received"
The Mexican Gable company expects
30 establish communication Via the city
of Moxico this evening The Western
un.oa has succeeded In getting up a
temporary wire