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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-20
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.


GATESVILLE. The contract for erect
ing the cotton oil mill has been lei and
the work will be pushed forward rapidly
10 order to be ready for the new crop
LEoNARD.-The managers OF the an
nuai celebration announce they naYe Sc
cured reduced rates. Hon. J. w. bslley
will speak Friday at 10 a m and Hon.
John Grant, Saturday at 10 a. m
cANToN.--Mr B s wommsck. single
man. aged "a, died very suddenly IN
wagon here. He had been living with
sister, Mrs. John McWalters, al thurman,
Harris county, ard they we're moving 70
Grayson county, where he had another
sister.
CoLORADO.-There are only two small
box cases among the movers who were re-
Gently quaranttned by the county authori-
ties and both OF them are doing we'll. The
quarantine IL very strictly maintained.
CALVERT Bob Bush mas been ap-
pointed constable OF pTecinct No. l 10
MI an unexplred term.
SAN ANTONIO. 1t Is believed that the
death OF MRS Hattie Curl. who vas
brought here from Monterey Mexico. ras
really a murder warrant his been
sworn out for the suspected party.
MINERAL wEL1,s.-The old addlers
contest was we'll attended. Taylor. aged
81. was given first prize
pDNIsoN. -The survey OF Red river 20
determine the nsvigability Of that stream
is to begin August y.
WHITNEY, quantity Of wheat has
eiready been shipped and lot Of it b4s
mt been threshei.
GREENyILLE.--A negro vas arrested
near hare on J charge Of hurSarl2ing d
caboose: the officers were compelled 70
Shoot him In the leg.
I KAUFMAN.-At a u.eetsng o. the Old
Settlers union II Kaufman county Judge
kfzer vas elected chairman % vas ne
cided 70 hold the reunion here August 10
and H.
fort WORTH .-Oso5r Fletcher. aged
2s vas Killed by falling from a coal chute
al Bellevue.
( GROBS BEECH. There Is a great deal
o. sickness IN this section and come OF il
is proving fatal
. VELAsCO.-The belt line having been
rendered useless by soft track. passengers
fr Surfslde are being transferred by
river, a steam launch being used
RUSK Jim Rivers whose sentence o,
death WAS committed to lie imprls nment
hy the governor. has been turned over 10
the penltendary Authorities.
TGlrPSoN.-Ag a result OF injuries re-
ceived two weeks ago on the tram road,
George Dickens is dead
FORT WORTH Elk Ranger John suit
van. while hunting in Moore county shot
himself IA the leg, the limb vas amptHsted
ami there are grave fears FOR MFR. sui =
vans life. as he Is In precarl Us condi-
ton
NAVAsOTA.-Dr y. Y Bagby. pastor
OF the First Baptist church u This city
has JUS collected and sent to the Bdckner
Orphan home the sum or $50.
PALBST1NE.-The gas generator In the
Palestine steam laundry exploded: no on.
was hurt but machinery was considerably
damaged
CLEByRNE.-The L. A. W. races set tor
tomorrow are again postponed en- account
o. rain
CLEBuRNE. Judge william PoindexteI
VIII let the contract in a lew days 'or tnC
, erection Of a new brick house on Soutl
Main street to be used FOR business pur.
poses.
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FALLS COUNTY FARMERS.
They Are Successful In Naising
Truck for Home Consumption.

Marlin. Texas. July Isl b. Jones'
ESQ. one OF the n ost successful farmers
in Texas today shipped a carload OF
watermelons 10 he Northern markets
The smallest melon in the lot weighed
fifty hounds. Mr. Jones has about ten
acres in melons and keeps the local mar
ket supplied In addition to his large
watermelon crop ne raises vegetables IN
abundance OF every variety and hnds
ready sale for them right here at home
al profitable snd renumerative prices.
Another OF Falls county's progressive
farmers is Mr.. \. G., Chamberlain OF tho
Blueridee community. who is in town
TODAY with load OF Chinese cling
peaches and selling them like hot cakes
than cotton raised on the same land
would be II the making and gathering Of
II did not cost anything. Nj Chamber
lain has about seven acres inelosed 10
an orchard. six acres of which are set
IN peaches. Dears and other fruit, and he
informs The Post correspondent that II
pays him more clear money than the
whole cgop Of corn. oats and cotton raised
on the balance Of his farm. And by the
way Mr.. Chamberlain Is one OF The best
farmers in Falls county, On an acre OF
MS farm last wear he raised about sixty
bushels Of popcorn. He sold si2 to Slo
worth OF il. and has been feeding the
balance Of Il 70 his mich cows, aud he
4 says that II makes them give more milk
tried.
CAPTAIN j. A. Martin and daughter
Miss Ida and b. @, Netties and wife and
Miss Eva Nettles left this morning fol
Waukesha TO spend the summer
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HEMrsrEAp NEWS Norns.
six-Foot Alligator kimed mt the
McGilI plnce.

Hampstead. Texas, July 17--Iack. the
little 4-year-old child OF Mr.. and Mrs
X T. Wood, died s,sraay afternoon
from congestion Of tss brain.
Messrs. D. p. MeGu and Tom Ste.
phens killed six-tod alligator at the
Mcciil place near Gadis this morning
IL Is very rarely that they are found
on the prairies This one had come IN
a wash from the river and ,hea crawled
down a road to a mud hole. where ne
wSs killed
Thirty cars OF maious have been cl,nned
from here this season. Probably as many
more cars VIII be shipped
Invitations have been Issued by Distrtct
clerk and Mrs, Keet McDade for birth,
DAY party for their son Keat. TUESDAY.
the 24th.
Mrs. Q. q. Burbank and children after
pleasant yisit here and q, Re reat re-.
g ined homo o Terrsli yesterday.
Miss Josie sloan OF Nags.oia is .bs
guest OF Mrs Sam Fartahar.
Leo Nooner OF Houston has been her,
the past week o: The bedside OF Ais ais.
ter. Mrs. Chancey lowry.
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THE BANNER TRIAL.
Mr.. BANNER stiiI Presenting HIS
side Of the Case.

Mr. Hammer stiu Presenting His
side Of the Case.
The hearing OF the Banner Impeachment
trial was resumed yesterday, the day
being devoted to the hearing OF Mr.. Ban
uer's defense.
The council assembled more promptly
than usual, the case being gotten into a
LITTLE after 10 o'clock.
Nj c. ". Lewis Of the city engineers
office was the fra Sitaess He had looked
through the ledger oi 1s9s-9g. He found
10 discrepancy there. He examined the
ledger to see the status Of accounts with
the engineers office. The ledger was not
written in Mr. Banners handwriting. IL
was 10 Mr.. Hutchns writing.
Mr.. Banner asked tia. Mr.. Leigh Hutch
ins be put on the stand With the ledger
OF 1900.
Il want 10 state said Mr.. Banner,
"that l will bring my attorney here again.
Af,cr consulting with him last night and
having engaged him. thinking that the
council would allow the question which |
think the whole matter hinges on-the
di appearance OF the books-and as che
council or the city attorney has ruled that
that Is not at issue, and feeling as Ia
that Il is an Issue and that he question
OF the books ought TO eosue into this case.
have again asked him to come here 20
represent me-"
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Georgetown ITEMS.
New officers Elected by the Board
OF Trade.

OF trade.
Georgetown, Texas, July ls.-The board
OF trade held a large an5 enthusiastic
meeting at the city hall last night. and
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year l.. 3. Walkers. president.
Charles H. Lowell vice president; Lee
j. Rountrce. secretary and John L. Boaty.
treasurer Executive committee: 7 W.
Carothers, W L. Noun. W. f. Casey. A.
\. Boaty and c. S Bedford
The subject Ct opening up the mineral
wells here for summer visitors was dis
cussed and the following committee
was appointed to investigate the matter:
jean L. Ellyson, W. j. Flanagan, c. A.
Bedford, w L. Noun. W. F. Casey ami
Lee ]. ROuntree. The mineral wells are
attracting a good deal OF local attention.
Assistsnt Attorney General hober, A..
John and Hon. ". ". Eelms. accom-
panied by their families, aad City Attor-
ney II. n. Groves left today Tor Kings
land for a three Weeks ,amning *
petition. They will be Joined in a few
days by Judge X. e. brooks of Austin,
Hon. nan Chessher Charles a. Wilson
an6 Lee J. Rountree, OF this city.
The Williamson county summer normal
is in session and has IN lrOll mont OF
ll5, the largest attendance III Texas.
Superintendent W. NJ Williams OF Tay-
Tor is conductor. Prof.. u. II. tlaml~oh OF
Georgetown, Prof W. w. jenkins Of Corn
Hiu Prof j. b, Bird of Round Rock,
Prof H. McMullen of Hutto, md Miss
Lillian Webster of Taylor. assistants.
Hon Lee j. Rountree OF this city ad-
dressed the normal on civil Cove
ment" last Friday afternoon. and his ad-
dress was very interesting aud instructive.
Hon Warren Moore Of Austin has ac-
cepted an invitation TO ADDRESS the normal
on Texas and Texas Laws 1T my carly
| l.a.a
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Personal MENTroS.

] r Lawrence well known land man n,
Austin, s o. the Bristol
@; n Waterhouse well known planter
G Whar'o~ 's Eues' % tho Bristol
W f. johnson. prominent commercial
John wahrenberger nunnIar ,reroh,r -.
OF Conroe. has APARTMENTS at The Bristol
James Mfrning,sa st~ect having 90,
tractor Of New Orleans. is at the Canitol
Mrf, Mary Leitz OF New Orleans is in
me slly visiting Mrs. Achenbach ard
Inomas Asoury. well known :nachinery
s ,,. left last night for Barroteran'
Charles Fl Pescav Of Dallas ,-aveiipy 49,
the Rristcl air'Fai az
Ai'as Weaver Of Piano Texas. is the CUES,
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BRENNAN BUDGET.

prsnhsm Texas. July ls--on Thursday
evening l..ere vas gay and brilliant as
ssn,bIv Of the senior and junior society
folks Of the city a. me Lusk HOMESTEAD.
The AFFAIR vas lawn ;ete dedicated BY
the most OF The evening, Nj William LuN''
Il Miss Emma Beai u Galveston guest
o. Mrs. Lusk: Miss Clara Carter Of H0us-
ton aud Miss Louise HinkIey Of s. Lo1ts.
eucs.z u Miss Bessie Wilkins, ald MIS-
Annie Louise Brown OF san Antonio, q
Elezt OF Hon and Mrs. Heoer stone The
grounds 1t the Lusk residence are care
fully looked after by the genius o. IN
house and the terraced lawn Is the pret-
test In the city i, was especially lnyii
ing on this occasion AMI brilliantly HUNT
mated with Chinese lanterns imported be
fore the massacre OF the legations. In
the parl0.s here wss progressive euohre
CONTEXT. out on the gerand3s and on the
Epic.ous lawn hearts we're mostly
played The GAMBLERS on the green re-
rciyed inspiration from the pipes Of Pan.
tnpersoaated 1y Prot. Albert coma and
orchestra. and the inspiration o, inetE
melody chased away duh care, suggested
'aeering hours" and scented SINNER
air"
Judge Setn shepard 1917 la9l Al5u' lo'
DALLAS Prior 20 his departure Il few
TRENDS sssemblef al the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Shepard 20 rene lequain-
lance with Judge Shepard.
Invitations for a party on Friily even
ing have been issued by Miss Amelia G.
Lyman.
IN the county cour; Mrs. VI King has
flied suit against the Cult Colorado ana
santa F. railroad FOR damages 10 he s-
OF $1,000 for the death q her husband, wh'
/ was killed while waking along the track
81 the company near Gay Hill some tS'
I months ago
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cHAppELL hill NOTES.
Trustees Have Elected Teachers TO
the Coming Term.

tbc Coming Term.
Chaopeu Nm. Texas July is.-The trustees
Of Chappeu Hiu public school district hild a
meeting yesterday afternoon in the office 81
Dr. j. X Howell ana elected teachers for
the coming session Mrs. Dell ?. Psrktns was
made principal and Miss Sadie Elliott Milton
assistant; these ladies held same positions
last year and managed the school successfully
and satisfactorily.
During theae hot days and dun times It
is refreshing 10 know that number Of our
young ladies unsteady inclined have or
canned a Guitar and Mandolin club and under
the able and competent direction uI Mrs 3.
Sterling Smith are making rapid progress
In developing excellent music Lat ~ q
"vioiin-csllo' has been added, which, under
the skilled manipulation OF MI Tom Fielder,
Improves the music very materially II VIII
not be long before the band Is as good as any
similar TO De found IN the state
Tx revival services which have been car
rcd on IN the VI. f, church for the past TWO
weeks under The direction Of Rev. j. ".
Horn, pastor Of the church. and Rev, Davis Of
Georgetown were brought to q close on sun
day night last II was expect and 40 au-
nouuced that revival services would be had
IN tie Baptist church here this week but Rev.
Durham, the pastor. who lives At Richmond,
failed 10 put tn an appearance.
Miss Francis Lide took her departure last
night for the City al Mexico 10 assume her
duties IN the Mary Keiner school as teacher,
position TO which she has been recently
elected.
Mrs. BEETLE Chappeu and her little son.
Robert, left yesterday for Brennan and later
on Burton FOR an outing Of week or more.
Miss Sadie Elliott Milton went TO the Bayou
| City Il few days ago TO recreate a short time
with friends and relatives. She Is expected
back in time to attend camp meeting.
/ Miss lvey Foster, n most charming young
| lady from Navasota. who has been visiting
Mrs W Campbell here for week or
| Tho board Of trustees for Childers camp
meeting grounds near here have ordered a
/ gcuergi cleaning up OF the grounds on the
| ing which is TO b. held there August ,. The
| meeting will continue one week and 1t IS
expected that n very large crowd will at
tend
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whitnsy. Hill County. Texas. July 49,
Cotton is doing nicely, the yield prom
fscs to be good
Mckinney. Collin County, Texas, July
1s.--Boll worms threaten the cotton.
Goesbeeek rhinestone County, Texas.
July is.--Iocai showers have improved
the cotton very much.
Hearne. Robertson County, Texas, July
1a.--Farmsrs are now az work cleaning
out the croU.
Round Rock. Williamson County, Texas.
July la.--cotton Is rapidly Improving and
the prospect is for a large crop.
Pittsburs. Camp County. July 1s.-Too
much rain for cotton.
yelasco. Brazorti County. Texas. July
ID Recent heavy rains have caused cot
ton to shed small forms and squares.
Homer Angelina County. Texas, July
~ Cotton will not make more than half
crop in this county.
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GOOD TINE TO GO

The mineral waters and acid baths at
Sour Lake are now better and stronger
than | have ever known hem to be, said
an old patron Of that resort recently.
month spent at Sour Lake now. using
the waters and baths freely. will save
many persons from la grippe and kindred
Ills next winter. II viii d. he system 10
resist disease It's the cheapest medicine
AID entirely harmless Try It. you'll
know IT'S true
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SUGGESTIONS

~ 70 location for a summer outing may
be had by addressing James C. Pond. gen
eral passenger agent, Wisconsin Central
railway Milwaukee Wis. for illustrated
booklets, descriptive Of the maay beau.
tliai resorts IN Illinois and Wisconsin To-
Gated along The line OF that popular thor
ousniare' Good hotel accommodations,
win excellent hshing, boating, etc.
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Died Mt 81. Joseuh,s In,rmarv.

James Flynn. aged % years, native OF
Cork ireland, died at p. NJ, yester lay
at ST. Josoph's lnfrmsry. He will be
buried al o'clock this morning. the
funeral taking place from Ross g Wr!ghts
undertaking establishment thence to the
Church OF the AlnuncIatioq with inter
mept In the Catholic cemetery
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THE FRUIT rRnp.

McKinnev. Texas. July is--There was
time when North Teyas was considered
poor country 10 raise apples in THAT
idea Is fast being dispeled. Today Elder
Il. c. Horn OF ViHeIsn4 brought into this
city a load az very large apples. cillei
the Summer Queen SIX % them weigh
I'd fhree and half pounds He produced
them by grating on the common Wild
red haw busa that grows prolific here
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UNCLE SANS NOT BATHS.
The Hot Springs of Arknnsns-Vta
Iron Mountain Route.

The Hot Sp'i1gs of Arkansas are owned
by the United States government and have
It's endorsement for the cure Of rheuma-
ism. malaria, nervous troubles. chronic
aud functional ailments and score more
OF human ills the climate of Hot Springs
is cool and delightful In summer. owing
to its elevation among the Ozark noun
tans. and IS the best lime for treatment
one hundred hotels for all classes. Write
bureau of Information. Ho, Springs, for
illustrated book giving full information.
For reduced excursion tickets aad par
ticulars OF the trip, address II. c. Town
send, general passenger aud ticket agent
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Miss Estelle Burgheim graduate OF
the n f. conservatory, will. commenc-
ing July Is, receive pupils at studio. s02
Mason building, for vocal instruction aud
will continue Mr.. savage's classes. For
information apply 400 La Branch
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rALEsrIsE POINTERS.
yudgment Recovered Against IN.
City by Census Tnlxcr.

Palestine. Texas. July is--Hsrbert Hlnzie
Was given ,ndEment in the county eour.
yesterday. AGAINST the city OF Palestine. in
tho sum Of $50 and intsrest at s per cent
This Judgment was rendered for salary for
ticking the aensus q the city in January.
Tne Palestine Telephone company has
mnny improyemsnts under way II is erect
Ing new lines eli thfourh the city and is
puttinK up two carloads Of white crsar ps,..
forty. fortv-fve and ffty feet IN i -srfh' The
nlana&er Of tho combsns informed The Post
correspondent that his compsay expected Ia
spp the snchspss up v so phones New
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THE oRAIN CROP

Mckinney. Collin County. Texas, July
1s.Too much RAIN uDthreshed wheat Is
beginning to suffer.
Homer, Angelina County. Texas, July
1a.-The recent rains have materially
benefited cotton.
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ME.SSRS LEVY BROS. uyish to announce
that their store quU be open for business
Saturday morning at 8 o'clock. They 1uish
particularly to impress upon your mind that
quih very slight exception THE GOODS
ON THE FIRST FLOOR SUSTAINED
NO DAMAGE.
To facilitate matters and make shopping
easy they quM dispose of such goods as are
least damaged on the first floor and such
goods as are most damaged quM be Offered
on the second floor.
They quish also to particularly state that
the general stock on the first floor 1vM be
sold at greater reductions than existed during
the Removal Sale.
You may not be able to attend the sale
Saturday, but you need not rash for there are
plenty Of goods to be had at a sacrifice.
Use the elevator going up to second
floor and the stairway coming doom.
Salespeople anted-Appb This Forenoon
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Extra Heavy White Crash Toweng, special today
9o-lnch Full Sized Mosquito Bars special per piece
2ox3S Extra Heavy Turkish Bath Towels each
3o-inch Real English and Pnjab Pcaes 1910 all over
24c quality Covert Cloth for skirts gray and blue only
Genuine Scotch Madras Cloth in dainty coorngs 2c quality
Turkey Red Table Damask CSC quality Observation-Disclosures.
Novelty Chambay Prints, regular &C seller ........
Superior Hair Pins all Sizes papers for .........
standard Make Spool Cotton 2ooyad Spoo two spoos for
American Pins, 10 rows in paper, two papers for
Socknet Dress Shields, oc kind per pair
zoe quality Imitation orchon Laces Edgng and Inserting, to
Valenenne Laes Edgng and Inserting per dozen yards
ivory Point de Paris Edges, ic quality ................
ChdenS Drawers, soft finished domestic two tucks
ChdenS Underbodies, good quality drilling neatly finished
Ladies Cambria Drawers, neatly finished 4nch ufe.
LADIES' corset Covers full front trimmed with orchon lace
Ladies Night Gowns good quality and sleeves finished with
ladies' Ghemses good quality cotton neck and sleeves finished
Ladies White Duck Skirts trimmed with rows blue braid
MEMS Neglse Shirts, sold in other soc
mems Elastic End SuSpenders nickel trimmings regular 25c
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WEATHER AND CROPS.


Grecnvsile. Hunt County. Texas. July
ia heavy rain all over this section
last night
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Sour Lake mineral waters have no SUI
perior in the world Tor curing stomach
troubles
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Go 10 Sour Lake and get rlgst.

The Sour Lake mineral waters and acid
mud baths axe boon 70 suffering woman
hood Write for booklet
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Have your prescriptions filled at Kies-
liug's drug store. 5O2 Main street. Ac-
ouraey, fresh drugs. reasonable prices.
special quick delivery.
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w. l.. STACY PHARMACY co. SIG MAIN
ST. UNDER CAPITOL. HnrnI

Complete stock new, fresh drugs. drug
ei.l sundries, toilet articles. Mail orders
solicited. Prescription work speciality.
Phone i54; night bell; prompt delivery,
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se1ema-A cure !. guaranteed at Sour
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sleepers through the beautiful oZarks.
offices, 2S9 Main street. Dallas, and lo2
West Commerce street, San Antonio.
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VALUES-EXTRA SPECIAL. !

you have keen eye to business gather these; they
like rare flowers that in great while and
be plucked while you can. - = - y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-25
INGLAT EZRA
Y LOS
Estados Unidos
10 QUE 40 SE Saba
Ingratitud de los segundos

Ell peri6dico ingl6s " Saturday Re
view, temeroso de que estalle una
guerra, mas 6 menos pr6xima, entire
los Estados Unidos y la Gran Bretaila,
hace las siguientes declaraciones que
han sido muy comentadas en- los clrcu
los eurOpeOs:
" "Durante la guerra entire EspaIia y
Cuba uE considerable n1merO de per-
sonas del pueblo ingl6s simpatizaban
con ell gobierno espanol, aunquO sc
guardaron muy bien de expresar tales
sentimientos. Nuestra prensa no lanz6
ninguna nota discordarIe y ell gobieTno
impidi6 que los Poderes de Europa,
de acuerdo con EspaTa, sc unieran,
como trataron, para hacer que los Es
tados Unidos no intervinieran en- la
question de Cuba.
"i Que recompensa hemoS obtenido
de los americanos? ? En- ell asunto de
Alaska esgrimieron contra nOsOtros las
mas grandes intrigas, como tambien en-
la question reftrente al Canal de Mica
ragua. En- los actuales mOmentos, la
mitad, por 10 menos, del pueblo de los
Estados UnidOs, igualmente que su
prensa, clama en- todos los tonns, su>
mas frmes simpatfas por los beers J
organiza grandes recepciones para re
cibir & sus Delegates
tsDebemos procurar Id defensa dt
nuestra naci6n, la que debemos defen
der, como ha diCho Lord Salisbury
con ell brazo derecho".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-25

sentencia del Tribunal de Distrito ae Arecibo
en- causa seguida al mismo por atentado, y
declarando con lugar el recurso por que.
brantamieSto de forma, interpuesto por el
ministerio Fiscal contra la expresada SEN
tencia del Tribunal de Distrito de Arecibo,
la cual Sc casa y anula; devolviendo con la
certifcaci6n de la presente dicha causa, para
que Sc reponga al estado procedente. H.
Ha sido nombrada maestro rural de Ma.
yagiiez, dofia Altagracia del Vale.
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El Guez deInstruc..i6n de Mayagtiez ha
decretado la eScarcelaci6n del seTor Bayr6n,
ell cual fue detenido con motive del fuegO
ocurrido hace pocOs dias, en- una cata de
su prOpiedad, y del cual infOrlnamos a nues.
tros lectOres eli el himero anterior.