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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20

Ha interpuesto recurso de al
zada don Manuel Mellado, de Rio
Grande, contra un acuerdo de aquel
Ayuntamiento por yirtud del cual
no Sc le admitio Ia renuncia que
presentai a del cargo de vocal de la
Junta local de instruction Pdblica.
Ha consultado el Alcalde de
Trujillo Alto, 81 el ganado caballar
imposibilitado para ell trabajo por
su edad, a pesar de no estar enfer-
mo, puede imponersele contribucion;
asi como ST ell ganado tanto vacuno
como caballar que no Sc haya inscri.
to debe pagar Ell dollars de multa,
ademas de 10 que tiene consignado
por imposition.
Sc VENDE un piano de medic
uso y varios muebles
Informaran en- San Jose mime
TO 81. altos, izquierda. SOL
Ha f fallecido en- Toa Alta don
Serafn Nieves Damos a su familia
nuestro pesame.
Circula Ia noticia de que los
Africanders han tornado las armas
en- favor de los beers.
En- la noche de aver contrajo
matrimanio canonico en- Caguas la
Srta Luisa Diaz, con ell apreciable
joven y professor del barrio de Rio
Canas don Evangelista Ramos.
Informada por Ell Alcalde de
Utuado sc ha devuelto al Centre Su-
perior una instarcia de la profesora
dona Emilia c. de Padr6n, recla-
mando devolucion de parte de los
descuentos que en- sus haberes ha
sufrido como profesora interina.
Por ell dia sigue ell baratillo
por las noches de Il a 10 la venta
en- publica subasta de todas las exis
encias de el eNew York Bazar,,
'Fortaleza, 21-consistentes en- calza-
do, baules y maletas, sombreros, ro
pa interior para hombre, blusas
americanas, paraguas y sombrillas,
cuellos, corbatas, prenderfa, efectos
de cristoff, quincalla fina g. ,Manana
Sc renataran Totes de baules, calza
do, sombreros paraguas.
. Sc NECESITAN oticiales, ia
baqueros para trabajos finos.
Iuformaran Ell Gel Escudo de
Puerto. Rico.
The Ames Pearson Tobacco &
CO. San Juan Sc 5
Siguen con actividad los traba-
jos de reparacion y decorado en- ell
acreditado cafe Gel Polo Norte,,
del amigo Rivero, Los parroquianos
Sc van & encontrar dentro de pocos
diaS en- un verdadero paraiSO.
Ahora que los aljibes tienen
poca aqua, Sc hace necesario que la
Junta de Sanidad los manic limpiar,
para cuando empiece la epoca de
las lluvias
POr datOs Embellishments re-
cojidos en- Calcutta 1por las autorida
des, Sc sabe que existen en- la India
$4,000 600 de hambrientos, de los
cuales apenas Sc socorre ell diez por
aiontnt
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20
A. MORE No CALDER0N
O. AVOCADO.
Bufete Tetuan ndm, |.
San Juan

Pregunta el Alcalde de RIO
Piedras al Centro Superior, 81 ell sis,
tema de tributacion de la riqueza
territorial para ell entrante af1o fis-
cal sera 81 mismo que riie actual
mente, y ST puede proceder d les
trabajos preliminares del Reparto
/ -s-
Eli Ayuntamiento de Lares, en-
su Ultima session celebrada, ha accr
dado elevarse al Gobierno General,
en- s1plica de que disponga SO de
principle alos trabajos de la carrete
Ia que de aq7el pueblo conduce q
Adjuntas.
No Sc pueden pcdir mas move.
dades en- muselinas de la Al~acia
plisses, Facome, piques. crespones
y satenes china, y el mejor y mas va
riado surtido tie enca jes, que las re-
cibidas en- clos Dependencies, p, For
ta1eza 33, donde hay siempre cuatro-
cientas clases de camas colohones
(patente.) #s
Dfcese, que Ell general Settelie
ha derrotado un ndcleo de fuerzas
beers, aunque esta noticia no esta
cOnfrmada. @
Los AyuEtamientos de Aiboni
to, Gurabo Y Sabana Grande han
rendido a la autoridad Civil sus
cueutas municipales de gastos 6 in
gresos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20
Ell alcalde de Arecibo ha ofcia

El alcalde de Arecibo ha oficiado
al de esta Capital, ara que p6ti-
fique a Dona Santos [. .arrien, de que
puede comis:onar per soma que pre-
vic pago de los impu estos estable'
cidos, recoja las certiicaciones que
tiene solicitadas en- aquellas of.
cinas. ..* . -. ...
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20
N0'rIGIASS. |!

Les Senores BalseirO y Gior-
getti, de Barceloneta han presen-
tado un escrito solicitando condo
naci6n de contribuciones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20

XIV Ell rellenar 8 nivelar terre
nos 8 soiares por medic de sustain
cias animales 6 vegetables, basuras
de patios y calles, 8 desperdicios de
talleres y fabricas, en- cualquiera
poblaci6n de Puerto Rico legalmen
te constituida, Ell remover la su
perficie de algIn terreno 8 solar Gu
bierto de tales materias ofensivas,
dentro de dicha poblaci6n, causando
asf el desprendimiento de gases feti
dos y nocivos, constituye una sin
mundiciar en- perjuicio de la salud.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20

LIE ha comunicado por TELEGRAPH
al Secretario Civil ell Alcalde pro-
pietario de Adjuntas Don Geronimo
Martinez, haberse .hecho cargo nue..
vamente de la Alcaldfa de aquella
poblaci6n.
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tica de los destilado res de ron y
alcohol de aquella jurisdiction que
trabajan en- conexion4> cou la fabri-
cacion de azucar. .
La alcaldia de Humacao suplica
la Superioridad le devuelva ell ex:.
pediente instruido por el extinguido
municipio de Las Piedras Ell cobro
de contribuciones que adeudaba la
finca denominada sZincs propiedad,
que fue de Don Jose Escolastico Be
rrios.
Ante ell Juzgado mu nicipal de Ca
rolina ha prestado declaration de
nacionalida espanola Dona Maria de-
los Dolores Vicar ondo y M9n-
grand.
Sc ha constituido en- San Ger
man la Junta Local de Sandal de
aquella ciudad, entran do en- las fun
clones de su cometido Sc ha dado
conocimiente al Gobie erno.
Paris SBMzAR. En- ell va
pOr frances SO ACADIA de recibir un
graz surtido de sombreros y capo-
tas, cadenas para aba anicos, corba-
tas para seforas y caba alleros, perfu
mer1a -fina, velos para Ia cara, tul
tones negros & &.
Yabucoa en- una do las uItimas
sesiones de su Ayunta niento ha ira
tado extensamente y tornado acuer.
dos en- benefcio de las Was de CO.
municaci6n de aquel termino mu.
nicipal.
La Colecturia de Rentas de
Ponce pide Sc le autor ice para pro-
ceder al cobro de la contribution
del primero y segundo trismestres
del &C tual ejer rcicio.
Ell Ayuntaniento de Sabana
Grande ha acordado solicitar Sc le
remita 10 que le CORES ponde aquel
municipio por los i'm puestos esta-
blecidos por orden general numero
176. .~...D
Ha telegrafado d alcalde de
Aibonito Don Jose ELIAS Santiago
al Sc cretario Civil M manifestandole
que teniendo que salir para Ponce,
convoco al Alyuntamie ento para Sc
sion urgente, q fin de eigir Conceal
que Sc hiciera cargo de la Acadia,
cnya session pudo ceiebrarse por
no haber ndtnero para <quorum1,
recomendandp al Secretario el des
pacho deasun tos ordina arios, polic1a,
vigilancia y orden hasta su regre-
SO. >
Don Pedr o Antun ano Presa, de
Cidra, en- contestacl0n q una cOmu'
nicaci6n que Sc le diri igiera por la
Secretaria Civil, rem;ite las boletas
de bagajes facilitadas q aquel ayun-
tamieuto, las cuales no Sc le han
querido admitir en- pago de las con-
tribuciones que adeuda la Succession
de Don Jose Bolet, de la cual es re.
present ntante. -.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20

Snplica Don Benito Zalduondo
Echavarria, que habiendosele ex-
traviado su ,hoja de declaration de
nacionalidad esAanola, Sc lie expide
una certiicaci6n de dicho documen-
To -. -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20

En- la noche del Is nltimo, Sc
ha extraviado un imperdible de orc,
con diamantes rosa, desde la casa
n1mero 20 de la Gale de la Fortaleza
hasta el Casino Espanol, 6 en- ell mis-,
mo Casino. La persona q. 10 entregue
en- la referlda casa sera gratifcada.
Hay otra brenda exactamente igual
q la extraviada, con la que Sc justifi
ca la propiedad. S 3-3 +
Bonito regalo para gente Gu !.
ROSA y personals de gusto.
Sc exhibe en- ell "PARIS PA.
ZAR". II 8 S-3
Ell sef1or Pharmaceutical Martinez
a que aludia nuestro suelto publ
cado en- ell n1mero g. 1893 fecha 16 del
corriente sobre una queja presen-
tada por ell contratos de medicinas
no es ell licenciado Martinez Rosell6
de Humacao.
Vega Baja remite q Ia Supe.
rioridad copia del inventario de los
bienes y pertenencias de aquel mu
nicipio.
Ha fallecido en- Mayagtiez la
respectable senora dona Carmen Gil
de Sanchez
Don Pedro Fabrega, de Maya
guez, piensa establecer una sala de
Hgimnasia y esgrima en- dicha ciu-
dad 80
Don Luis r. Velazquez ha soil
citado de Ia SecretaIfa Civil Sc re.
mitan a la Junta Judicial, que en-
tiende en- ell expediente de las cuen-
tas de la Aduana de Ponce, unos do.
cumentos que Mr. Hill dirigi6 la
Secretarfa de Hacienda que prueban
la perdida de las cartas- ordenes del
Battalion ePatrjaa por valor dc
5000, y el informe de los seizures
Mpntoto y Elzaburu que le excul pan
de toda responsabilidad, califcandc
de infundado injusto ell reparo dc
26, 115: IS p5, que le hace ia Teso
rerfa Central
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La alcaldia de Maricao ha en-
viado al centric superior la estadfs
tica de los destiladores de ron y
alcohol de aquella jurisdiction que
trabajan en- conexionD cou la fabri-
caci0n de azucar.
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.Gaceta de hoy.
Ordenes Generates, No, 80.
San Juan, Abril IL, 1900.

3 Por recommendation de la Junta
{ Superior de Sanidad sc, promulga la
siguiente Orden para conocimiento
general:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20

En- la noche de aver contrajo
matrimanio canonico en- Caguas la
Srta Luisa Diaz. con ell apreciable
joven y professor del barrio de Rio
Caf1as don EvangeliSta Ramos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20
sIsTEMA DE CLoACAs.

XIII. Antes de adoptarse un
nuevo sistema de cloacas en- alguna
poblacion de Puerto Rico, debera
someterse q la aprobaci6n de la Jun
ia Superior de Sanidad, en- San
Juan, ell correspondence plano y
pliego de condolences. Exaninados
estos, 81 los aprueba la Junta infor-
mara Ell Gobernador, recomendando
que Sc conceda ei permiso para la
obra. Ningun cam bio de sistema de
cloacas que impllque desviar Ell de-
sagtie a, distinta corriente 6 volumen
de aqua, podra lleyarse cabo sin
previa aprobacion del plano por la
Junta Superior de Sanidad, en- San
Juan, segdn queda dicho. .
XIV. No Sc permitira ninguna
excavation 8 desmonte de terrenos,
desecacion de bajuras, nivelaci6n de
GALES, aperture de cloacas 6 desa
gies, en- poblaciones del litoral, des-
de el 10 de Abril hasta el Is de No.
viembre, sin la. aprobaci6n de la Jun
ta Superior de Sanidad; sDisponien-
dose,, Que esto no impide ell ordina
rio cultivo de las tierras de la Ia
branza; el entierro de cadaveres; la
excavation de pozos, cuando fuere
necesario y no existiere sistema de
cloacas; la abertura de hoyOs para
postes, 6 excavaciones indispensa
bles para la construction de edifcios
reparaci6n de los sistemas exis
tentes.
Ell reNeno dc, ,teIyenos con bosa,o la
L. Lalz
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20

III ntilizara los aparatos aprobados
por la tJnnta SupaKor de Sauldad,
aiustandose 81 eglament estableci
do porI Ia mismas 3
TX. En- adelante todas las bo
vedas de excusados Sc construiran
como sigue: Todo edifeio situado en-
una calle desprovista de cloaca macs
ira debera tener una boveda que mia
da por los menos' cuatro pies netos
de diametro por diez de profundidad,
forrada y solada con una pared de
ladrillos de nueve pulgadas de grne
so, v argamasada con cen1ento a
prueba de aqua.
x. En- adelante las b6yedas de
excusados no Sc situaran a rnenos de
dos pies de la lfnea divisoria 8 de
veinte pies de una casa, si fuere
practicable, y antes de construirse3
una b6veda 8 pozo de excusado, de-
bera solicitarse y obtenerse el per.
MISC de la Jnnta local de Sandal, 8
en- su defecto, del Alcalde. Los due.
nos de casas estanN en- la obligation
de proveerlas de su respective ex~
cusado, cuando no fuese possible la
installation de incdoros. ~ ~ =
XII. En- adelante los excusados
deberan siempre mantenerse. limpios
y libres de fetidez, protegiendose
contra las noscas las materias feca
les que contienen.
XII. No Idebera haber excusa;
dos en- apartamentos destinados q
panaderfas, lecherfas, pulperfas, ven
ta de legumbres y viandas, 4 otros
parajes apartamentos pdblicos don
de Sc preparan expenden alimen-
tos, nj comunicarse absolutamente
dichos excusados con tales habita-
clones, ventilarse por elias. !.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20

Circula la noticia de que los
Africanders han tornado las armas
en- favor de los bOers
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20

Ha fallecido en- Toa Alta don
Serain Nieves Damos a su familia
nueStrO pesame
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20

Vega Baja remite Ia Supe
rioridad copia del inventario de los
bienes y pertenencias de aquel mu
nicipiO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20

Por datos cuidadosamento re-
cojidos en- Calcutta 1por las autorida- =
des, Sc sabe que existen en- la India
49. 900 600 de hambrientos, de los
cuales apenas Sc socorre ell diez por
ciento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20

Ha fallecido en- Mayagtiez la
sef1ora dof1a Carmen Gil
de Sanchez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20

Sc VENDE un piano de medic
uso y varios muebles
Informaran en- San Jose mime
70 %. altos, izQuierda. s-5--1
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Ahora que los ajibes tienen
poca aqua, Sc hace necesariO que la
Junta de Sanidad los manic limpiar,
para cuando empiece la epoca de
las lluvias
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20

Eh rel7eno dc, ,tefrenos con bosapo y Ia
ertq'0cci61a de estd.
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Don Pedro Fabrega, de Maya
gtez, piensa esta blecer una sala de
gimnasia y esgrima en- dicha ciu-
dad
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La aIcaId1a de Humacao supIlca
a la Superioridad le devuelva el ex::
pediente instruido por el extinguido
municipio de Las Piedras Ell cobro
dc contribuciones que adeudaba la
finca denominada sZincs propiedad>
que fue de Don Jose Escolastico Be
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20

Ante ell Juzgado municipal de Ca
rolina ha prestado declaration de
nacionalida espanola Dona Maria de-
los Dolores Vicar ondo y M9n-
grand.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-06
Roberts Defense.

Washington, Jan. 6.-When the Roberts
committee resumed it's session today
Roberts went on with his arguments
begun yesterday. He reviewed the ac-
tion Of the constitutional convention Of
Utah, urging that this carried out the
requirements of congress when the ad-
mission of Utah as state, namely, that
polygamous marriage should no longer
be contracted. In particular, Roberts
contended there was no requirement by
congress or in the constitutional con-
vention that previously contracted mat
rimonial associations should be inter-
rupted.
In the course Of his argument Roberts
said he had observed that the ladies in
volved in this question of plural wives
were quite generally received in the cir
cles Of Gentle ladies in Utah. He vehe-
mently denounced what he characterized
as sensational crusade made against him
and also the effort to arouse public feel
ing by saying 1.-THE American home" was
in danger.
III necessary" he exclaimed, II could
call attention to 10000 evils which
threaten the country without going to
the state OF Utah!'
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-06
Anglo-German Agreement.

Lisbon, Jan. "a semi official note to
the Press regarding the Anglo German
agreement has just been issued. 1t is
as follows:
The British and German governments
having previously reached an agreement
between themselves Informed Portugal
that in the event Of her contracting a
large loan for the purpose of reorganiz-
ing the finances the two governments
were disposed to guarantee the success
of the operation. At the same time the
governments of Great Britain and Ger
many assured Portugal that the basis Of
the agreement between them was the
recognition of the integrity of the Port
uguese colonial dominions and the legitl-
macy Of Portuguese sovereignty over the
Portuguese pOsss ssiOns.
They further suggested that in the
event Of Portugal accepting the proposal
concerning the loan the latter should be
guaranteed colonial and customs re-
ceipts. The Portuguese government then
declared it had no need of such a loan
and according to our information has. no
such mead at the present day.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-06

lawyers, witnesses and friends Of both
factions and visiting Montanians.
Speaker Stiff was the first witness and
remained on the stand until this after
noon, when his examination was con-
cluded. It covered about the same points
as those made in his affidavit previous
ly given in Montana and related to his
conversations with Bickford in regard to
Mclaughlin of Missoula county. He, how
ever, added some new testimony to the
effect that A. B. Cook of Helena had
said that he, Stiff, could have $4,000 If
he would vote for Clark, which he did
not accept, saying he considered his vote
should be worth $4,000. He never had fur
ther conversation with Cook. Copies Of
deeds and satisfaction of mortgages on
McLaughlin's property in Missoula coun-
ty were filed as exhibits in the case.
Whitesides testimony thus far only re-
iterates that previously given by him in
other cases, showing all his alleged con-
versations with Welcome, Charles Clark,
Neill, Steele and others, as welf as with
members prior to the election. Consid-
erable interest awaits the cross-exam-
ination of Mr.. Whitesides, which is ex-
pected to be fierc0and furious. One can
not predict at this time the length Of
time necessary to conclude the testimony
in the case.
State Auditor Poindexter arrived to-
day.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-06

Howitz have recaptured all the American
prisoners, including Gilmore, now at
Vigan.'
The sweeping statements made in the
dispatches to the effect that all Ameri-
can prisoners have been released has
aroused the hope that in the list will
appear the names of some officers and
privates of the army who are set down
on the army rolls as missing. Prominent
among the missing army officers was
Major Charles NJ. Rockefeller of the
Ninth infantry. This officer advanced
beyond the lines during fierce fighting
early last summer. He disappeared
completely and no trace Of his body was
ever found. 1t is gathered from Otis
report that the released men have been
sent by boat across Lingayen gulf to
Dagupan. at the northern extremity of
the railroad and about days journey
from Manila.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-06
Democrats Get Best OF It

Frankfort, KY, Jan. 6.-Judge Cantrill
today entered an order granting the in
junction for Election Commissioners
Poyntz and Fulton, restraining Mackay
and Cochran, Governor Taylor's APP
pointees. from qualifying and acting The
court, after granting the injunction, en-
tered an order setting it aside and CIV
ing the right to appeal, stating that he
thought the case was of such Importance
that 1t should be passed on by the court
of last resort. This gives the democratic
commissioners the selection of the judge
before whom the case shall be heard iu
the court OF appeals.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-06
RuSSia'S Latest Move.

London, Jan. 6.-Stock exchange prices
were weak at closing partly due to stor-
les Of Russia massing troops on the from
tier OF Afghanistan. A semi official ex-
planation of these moves comes to-day
from St. Petersburg to the effect they
were merely to test the capacity Of Gen.
trail Asia railroads to transport troops.
The experiment, it is added, is regarded
as highly successful. The explanation
Is hardly regarded as entirely satisfac-
tory but official circles discredit the idea
that Russia's present move in any way
threatens Afghanistan or India
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-06
The Impending Battle.

New York, Jan. Ga dispatch to the
Tribune from London says: While Gen
eral Frenchs adroit maneuvers and gal
liant repulse of the enemys determined
attack are of superior interest as Incl
dents of actual warfare, public attention
cannot be diverted from the impending
battle at the Tugela. Heavy fighting has
been expected from hour to hour by mil
itary men, who could not be convinced
that Sir Redvers Butler would wait for
the single battery and the small force Of
l1ussars which had been dispatched from
Capetown to Durham, but when the Otti-
cial bulletin, dated yesterday from Frere
camp, and containing his thanks In the
ma ame Of the army for the holiday remem-
brances from home, was posted. the inn
preston prevailed at the clubs that de-
cisive battle would be deferred until Mon
day, when he could command every
available man. gun and horse.
This opinion was unchanged at mid
night The censorship was screwed to the
tightest notch so that only trivial camp
incidents were related by the news agen-
cies. The military writer's for the press
were divided in their forecasts of the
plan Of attack. One group held that the
Inhlawe mountain would be the first OBJ
jective point and that the southern bank
would be cleared before any attempt
was made to force the passage OF the
river.
The second group. undismayed by the
failure of previous forecasts. assume that
there will be q running movement
long distance away with front attack
at the other end of the line and a vig-
orous artillery fire at the center and they
cited as proofs Of their theories the re-
ports Of systematic scouting on the upper
Tugela near Springfield. the massing of
Warrens division at Estcourt, whence it
could be sent toward Weenen and the or
ganization of the mule transport system
on a large scale. The last detail was
certainly significant since no turning
movement on the lower Tugela could be
made without mule transports but an ex-
perienced veteran who managed the
transport system in the previous cam
paign in South Africa, said last night
that this was not conclusive evidence.
since the mule train would be required
at once between CO.enso and Ladysmith
after the passage Of the river as the rail-
way had probably been torn up by the
Beers.
General Butler must have received yes
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-06
Serving Their Sentences.

Paris. Jan. 6.-M. Guerin who has been
sent enced to ten years confinement in q
fortified place. has arrived at Clairvaux
where he will undergo his sentence. There
was no demonstration anywhere during
Guerin's Journey from Paris.
Buffet, who was condemned to ten
years Punishment, remains in Brussels.
DeROulede. who has also been banished
for 10 years. is on his way to Milan
whence he proceeds to Spain. having de-
cided to take up his residence at San Sc
baStian.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-06
Their Release Confirmed.

Washington. Jan. s.-Ofacial confirma-
ton has come from both Gen. Otis and
Admiral Watson Of the release of Ameri-
can prisoners who have been held by the
Filipinos for many months. Otis dis
patch reads as follows:
Manila, Jan. 6.-Prisoners now en-
route from Vigan arrive tonight, and
list Of them will be telegraphed tomor-
row. Lieutenant Gilmore IL among the
number"
That Of Watson is as follows:
|. Manila, Jan. 6.-Colonels Hare and
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-06
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Short lengths of Colored Dress Goods,
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