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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-20
Indiana

RICHMOND, Ind, Dec. 19.-The funeral
services of the Rev. Joseph Hegger took
Ollie Church At 10 O'Clock the pontifical
requiem was celebrated by the Rt. Rev.
Bishop O'Donaghue, of Indianapolis, as
sisted by several priests from outside the
city, classmates of the deceased. Father
Bosche delivered the funeral sermon in
English and the Rev. B. Ewers preached in
German The interment was in St.
Andrews Cemetery in the priests lot.
Rev. Father Roell, of St. Andrews Church,
was master of ceremonies.
Mrs. Phoebe Hughes. aged eighty-six
years, died to-day of exhaustion. The de-
ceased had been a resident of this CITY for
many years.
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coin lived in the public eye but six years
and barely a generation has elapsed since
his death, yet the volume OF printed mat
ter concerning him nearly equals all that
has been published about Washington and
Franklin together. The local public library
has quite a collection OF Lincoln literature
but not nearly as complete as Judge Fish's
personal collection. Judge Ffsh's book is
an octave volume OF 15 pages issued in
excellent taste by the library board. Only
$50 copies were printed, and the price in
paper covers is put at 1875 postpaid. liz
will prove an invaluable handbook for
students and for collectors OF Lincoln
literature-a continually growing class OF
bibliOphilpS-
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A Lincoln photography.
MINNEAPOLIS Journal.

Daniel Fish, secretary OF the public
library board of Minneapolis. has just is
sued, through the board, a very complete
photography of Lincoln literature. Ii is
described as n photographed Account OF
Books and Pamphlets Relating to Abraham
Lincoln" but does not so into what Is
usually spoken OF as Lincolniana. such as
portraits. cartoons. badges. cards. circulars,
posters and ~broadsides. As Judge Fish
says, a most impressive eulogium on Lin
coin Is uttered in the simple bringing to-
gether OF this remarkable collection Of
more than 500 distinct issues of the home
unique man ~ it, principal theme. Lin.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
HAGERSTOWN, Ind, Dec. 1s.-Mrs.
Izora Pierson, widow, aged sixty, resi-
dent of this place, is enroute to Rocky
Ford, Col, having departed for hat place
this morning for the purpose of marrying
Mr.. s. II. Kingery, aged seventy, widower,
reputed to be wealthy, n a resident of the
latter place. These two persons have never
seen each other. but had their mutuial in
terest aroused by a Dunkard preacher. A
brief correspondence was followed by an
offer of marriage, which was accepted, and
Kingery sent Mrs. Pierson money for her
preparations and travelling expenses. Mrs.
Pierson has been married four times.
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O ALLOWED TO PLEAD GUILTY.
Man Arrested at Charlottesville fol
Offering to Sell His Vote.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, Dec. 19.-To-
day Deputy Sheriff Barton began the ar
rest of the ~forty-three alleged "foaters."
against whom information was filed In
the Circuit Court for selling their votes at
the late election.
Charles Hays, the first man brought be-
fore the court, offered to plead guilty.
Judge West. however, ruled that he would
not allow the men to plead guilty at pres
ent, and set the case for hearing on
Jan. IS.
Opinions differ as to the constitutionality
of the Caraway law, because the statutes
provide that only a man convicted of an
infamous crime can be DISTINGUISHED. The
arrests are being made rapidly and the
case will attract great attention.
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UP IN ARMS AGAIN.
Temperance People VIII Fight Sale
of Beer at Army Posts.

WASHINGTON. Dec. ia conference
OF church and temperance bodies f~avoring
the a~nti-canteen section OF the army bill
was held here to-day. Rev. f. c. Din
widdie. legislative superintendent OF the
Anti-Saloon League, said this evening:
ssThe conference held to-day indicated
that the bodies represented. having a con-
stituency Of about six million. will not be
content with any compromise such as has
been reported by the subcommittee of the
Senate committee on military affairs. but
will insist on the anti-canteen provision
as IL passed the House. 1t is not true that
we are opposed to the post exchange sys-
TEN. We believe in il and desire 10 have
Il extended and improved, but we are OPP
posed to the sale of beer and other intox-
icattpg liquors in the canteen section of
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SERIOUS CHARGES MADE.
sensational Amended Complaint in an
Action in Court at Evansville.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Dec. 1e.-In the
fling of a second amended complaint this
afternoon a sensation of three years ago
is revived. Mrs. Elizabeth Rheinhardt, a
young widow, asks for $40, 900 damages from
Mrs. Elizabeth Kroener, another young
widow, and an heiress, who is charged with
alternating the affections of Charles Rhein-
hardt and running his prospects for life,
and eventually causing him to commit sui
eide. The complaint Is a long one and
makes serious charges. The parties to the
action are both members of leading Ger
man families here, and the suit has led to
a division of numerous former good friends.
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Special 20 the indianapolis Journal.
NOBLESVILLE, Ind, Dec. 1e.-The
grand jury is now in session for the first
time In several months. Judge Neal has
instructed the jury to make a thorough
investigation of any and all supposed vio-
latiOns of the election laws at the re-
cent election. The jury is composed of
some of the best men of the county and
of both leading parties.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
BROWNSTOWN, Ind, Dec. 19.-The peo-
pie of Brownstown and the western part of
Jackson county are jubilant over the Su-
preme Courts decision declaring the jack
son county seat law unconstitutional. Two
bands paraded the streets until IL o'clock
last night, followed by hundreds of en-
thusiastic citizens. The streets were bril-
liantly Illuminated with all kinds of fire.
works and the air ~resounded with the re-
ports of anvils. torpedoes and cannon
crackers.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
NEW CASTLE, Ind, Dec. 19.-The Diehl
murder case is attracting considerable at
tention this week. The case is proceed
ing very slowly, however. and every point
is being contested by the small army of
attorneys upon the two sides. Some dam
aging testimony against the defendant was
brought out from Mrs. Anna McCustter.
the woman who nursed the Farwig girl,
whose death it is alleged the defendant
caused by having a criminal operation per-
formed.
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Postomce Primary Postponed.

TT---
KOKOMO. Ind, Dec. 19.-At a meeting
tonight held by advocates of a postoffice
primary the date was changed from Dec.
81 to Feb. 5. Lack of public interest in the
plan and a letter received from Representa-
tive Steele saying he would recommend no
one until the expiration of the term of the
incumbent next November caused the post
ponement. Major Steele said he would
recommend j. A. KautZ, of the Tribune.
L. a. Simmons, chairman of the county
committee. or Taylor Whitaker, the pres
ent DOStmaSter.
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Or Trial for FeIonious Shooting.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LEBANON, Ind, Dec. 19.-The trial Of
Joseph Reese, charged with assault and
battery with intent to murder SAINT Camp
bell, began in the Boone Circuit Court to-
day. Reese shot campbell twice on April
%. The two, who live on adjoining farms
about six miles northwest of Lebanon,
met in the public highway near their
homes. An old quarrel was renewed and
Reese shot Campbell, but Reese sets up a
plea of self-defense. Campbell has sued
Reese for damages.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SHELBYVlLLE, Ind, Dec. 19. w
young women, strangers in Shelbyville,
stepped into the jewelry store Of Nathan
Sykes this afternoon and while he was
serving Christmas shoppers the girls left
with thirty-ive dollars worth of rings.
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Work Soon Will BE Under Way.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
KOKOMO, Ind, Dec. 19.-There is every
assurance that the proposed Kokomo & In
dianapolis railroad will be built. Repre-
sentatives of the Wright Construction Com
pany, of New York, have arrived in this
city, and they say work will be begun in
@ few DAYS.
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More Fair Promised for
Army of Christmas Shoppers.

Thursday and Friday:
For Ohio-Generally fair on Thursday
and Friday; fresh westerly winds.
For Indiana and nlinois-Fair on Thurs
day and Friday; fresh west to north winds,
becoming variable.
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offered in lieu Of the regular spring holi-
day, the time away from the academy and
expense incurred by most OF the cadets be-
Ing about the same in either case. The
cadets cheered the proposition vociferously.
about twenty more than at this time last
year. There were III on the morning report
for to-day.
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Mr.. Sagc's Achievements.

Boston Transcript.
Russell Sage says that OF every dollar
which a young man earns he should save
not less than % cents. Mr.. Sage himself
has frequently saved as much as a hum
dred and twenty-five.
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Reed Well Annotated.

Minneapolis Journal.
Roland Reed has been cut open for ap-
pendicitis three times. The surgeons ought
to have not only his appendix but his index
and ~footnotes by this time.
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stops the Cough
and Work. on the Cold

Laxative Br~omo-Quinine Tablets cure a
cold In one day. No cure. no pay. Price 25c.
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LocaI oh.errations on wednesdax.
Yesterdays Temperatures.

:. L. r. WAPPENHANS,
Local Forecast Official.
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Most of the Berlin papers will raise their
prices in January owing to the dearness Of
paper.
The title Royal Highness' has been be-
slowed on Prince Nicholas by the people of
AIOnfonQorn
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EL DIRECTOR De IA OPIsIOl"
OtrO que Sc reffra

Don Manasl Y mo Gambia, poeta y
literato distinguido que venfa siendo
director del periodico republicano La
Opinion, Sc ha separado de la redaccion
del colega.
Es de sentirlo; nos placfa yer IN
escritor docente frente 4 un periodico
adversario, pues de ese modo podfamos
establecer la discussion serena de las
ileas con un iario.republicano.
Descouocemos los movies que hayan
motivado la retirada del doctor z eno,
por mas que nos los explicamos. No
puede sdaptarse un escritor de cierta
ITALIA, & las exigencias de una defensa
forzada, como la que tienen que haeer
los voceros del republicanismo, sobre
todo en- Ponce, doude vivimos en- pleno
vendabal de violencias por parte de la
primera autoridad gubernativa de la
ciudad.
Saludamos en- ell doctor Zeno, al com
panero distinguido que Sc retlra con
honra del campo adversario.
Veremos los nuevos rulnbos que mar
ca La Opinion y 81 como es regular si.
que la pauta marcada por ell que fu6 su
director, continuaremos gustosos soste-
niendo con ella las francas cordiales
relaciones que Sc deben entire ST, los pc
ri6dicos que defender ideas prinei
pios.
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NAXINAS PARA La POuCIA
Tome nOta la de Ponce

De nuestro colega ell Diario tomamos
las sig1ientes maximas, que traslada-
mos al Cuerpo de Policfa de esta ciu-
dad, como un testimonio de que qui
ai6ramos verla la alturs que elias in
dican
IL Respeto al cuerpo en- que militia,
procurando siempre no ocasionarle des-
prestigio, con acciones impropias de
sgentes de la autoridad y de caballeros.
IL No usar jsnas formas desoom
puestas nj palabras hirientes al deooro
sjeno, teniendo la bondad severa del
que quiere cumplir cou su deber sin
menosoabo del derecho de los demas.
III Proteger la debilidad del nifio y
de la muier en- todss ocasiones, sin abp-
sar del uno nj de Ia otra, nj permitlr
que este ocurra en- su preseDcia.
" No penetrar &c las casas en- que
la moral sea sospechosa, nj beber en- las
bodegas, nj formar tertulia nj adn con
sus compafieros, tai como esta presorito
por la reglamentao6n americana y eu-
ropea.
V No presentar denuncias en- que la
passion personal Sc impoDga al deber re
glamentario.
VI Respetar todos y usar ese res
peto EN- ell trato con todos para que lie
traten con igual forma y correction,
pues es precise tener presente que MIN
gun eiudadano esta obligado nj ley exis-
te que lie obligue q permitir ell ultrage
injusto de los que estan en- ell deber de
ser comedidos y respetuosos son la so
ciedad.
VII Acordarse todas horas de que
la ley castiga los que tratan de bur
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ID. DespueS de la muerte de don An
tonic Delgadc, de que estarA listed
enterado, vino su casa Teresa Garcfa2
i. Si sefior, vino Por orden de Juan
Delgado, cnatEo cinco meses.
ID. Habl6 listed con ella respecto de
esa muerte y le mostro dsseo de que Sc
descubriera ell delitof
Il. 81 senior, hablamos largo de ESQ
le mostro deseosa de averiguar.
D.. Lc declare ella que hs5fa conooi
do aigano de los asaltantes de La
casa?
t. Me dijo que no habfa conocido d
ninguno.
D. lie dijo ella que algunos de los
asaltantes a la casa de Delgsdo, h abba
abusado do elia2
It. Dijo que ninguno abuse de ella.
ID. Insistio usted en SO empef1o de
averiguar la oerteza de 10 ocurrido?
Il. 81 senior, Psro aiempre Teresa me
repitio 10 mismo: que no conocio ma
die y que no abusaroR de ella.
d. Durante la permanencia de Tele-
sa en- su casa fu6 objeto de visitas per
parte de los Delgado y de la policfa
insUlar2
dos tres veces y por ultimo tres po
lioias insulares con Pedro Acevedc Y
dijeron al declarsnte que venian por
Teresa para sveriguar. Entonces Pc
dro Aoevedo le dijo <Teress: Sc estan
descubriondo los autores del hecho y
Juan DeIgsdo to manda a decir que te
regalarA una casa , Visto este por mi
lie dije: sTeresa olga usted la verdad
solo la verdad, y me retire de la sala1
ID. Continue Teresa en- su casaF
T. No sefior, los guardias la llevaron
4 Utuado y como SO prostituyo porque
se 10 eonocieron ouatro concubinatos
pdblicos en- POGO tempo, la rechac6 de
mi casa.
Sr. Fiscal. A presencis de usted Del
gado habl6 con Teresa de 10 ocurrido
en- su casa espeoialmente con ella2
OF. Teresa era gu concubina Del
gado le pregunt6 81 era cierto que la
habfan violado y ella 10 nego, dici@ndo-
le que ESQ era una calumnia.
Sr. Presidente. Sabe usted Il oy6 CO.
cir que Juan Delgado estuviese en- su
casa la noche del sucesoT
7. Por 10 que hsbl6 supongo que no
estabs.
Testigo Narciso Irizarry no sc pre-
sent6.
Testigo Ramon Camny de 45 amos,
ossado, jornalero vecino de Gudya6o
dulce.
Sr. Presidente. Conoce listed d los
procesados aquf presentesS
T. Les conozoo todos Qos mira y
los designa por sua nombres).
Pie. Tiene usted amistad enemistad
con ollosP
I. Soy amigo de ellos.
Presta juramento Y es lnterrogzdo:
Defensor senior PARA.
Sabe usted de la muerte de don An
tonic DeIgado2
u. Lo OF decir.
(Conc5uird.)
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'e le someterfa pan ; aqua en- Ia pri

Sc le someterfa d pan aqua ep Ia pri
sion.
I'll Alcalde q tzman al condenar a Pe
rioas trabajo Tornado, y no una null
ia, demostro pooa nobleza de alma por-
que se ensaflo con un periodists que
censura sus actos con virilidad. AL obli
Igarle salir trabajar & la via pdbliea,
infringi6 una Orden General, que tenfa
lei deber de respetar cumplir, = es la
que solo autoriza someter al condenado
quese resiste pan aqua.
Las infracciones de las Leyea tienen
gu sanction penal; y por clio, don jaime
Peric&s, hermano de nuestro compafiero,
hs establecido denuncia ante Ia Corte
de este Distrito contra ell AIcalde de
Ponce.
Bien hecho; los tribunales honrados
tienen el deber de amparar las vfctim2 2s
de toda OPPRESSION.
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Sshomberg valiente, pero su valor, IN POGO
diego, brutal idota, como al que caraoterzs los
bebedores de S5rio como asno On ell abTe-
yadero, oomprendfs nj palabra de las ingenio-
Shades de los geseones Saba batrse 10 franeess,
Sc arro6 sobre e sdyerssrio de Maugiron Ia fura
da iabalf, cruz6 Ia espada hasta Ia guards.
mo sabeis palabra de la noble ciencia de la
grimaI-exolam6 el gaso6n hacienda teroia sobre
eFcs dessrm6 al alsaciano que qued6 sin saber 10
que le pasaba-iA otro ahoral !Peet4l Este parece
que quiere guardian ell nc6gnito-y amag6 una estooa
da al rostro del reoieu legado qua Enrique III
que como los otlos, b. ira saltando la tapia que
puso rspidamsnte gaardia, al yer ga actitud COM
d6 el gasc6n que TENN que hss5rseiss
dadero maestro exclam6:
-iEsto q mas 9ivertido!
Schomberg, avergosGado, reeogi6 esPada aou-
d6 auxIlio del rsy que lie dijo:
-lQaieto shfl Tendrfa que YER trips de corral
que 20 neosatass ayuda para guitar de enmedic este
matamesoa
-He ahf IN jurameDto que OF alguna parts
Surante mi infanca, tai el Louvre, cusndo es-
tudaba ell oolegio de Navarro.
sshomberg diatancis 81 Eey die:
-Vamos, despaehsmoa prom. .os PorqNe tengo muoho
frfo quiero Enataros para irme caleutaT
-Vuestra ee1orfa hace NAL en- quelaTss, pcrqus
20 me halo la msma situan6n--contest6 ei gascon
tanteando Ell hierro parando admirablsmente es
tooada en- Quarts POGO daapH6u ae tr6 fondO hi
rio Enrique III en- hombro. 81 fFio del hero
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La reforma del Tribunal de Policfa
Sc nace Indispensable. Un dfa clitica.
mos Ia Ley que entregaba ESQ Tribunal
uH AIcalde Secretario, con faculta-
des disczeeionales; log hechos han veni
do justifcar que tuvimos razon para Ia
crftica.
Nuestro amigo el joven don Juan
Pericas, agredido por IN gwapo de otoio,
Sc defende, es denunciado ante ell
Tribunal de Policfa de esta ciudsd,
conden&ndole ell AlcaIde diez de ira
bajos forzosog.
III parrafo VII de la Ofden General
no 1875, autoriza al Tribunal para casti-
gar los que riFiesen en- publico con una
mHlta con trabsio Tornado.
Esta orden fu6 modiicada en- Ell SEN
lido de que los condenados esta d'ti :
ma pena que sc resistiesen cumplirla,
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mibliotooa ,io IA DE,lOCRACaA

Sch ,res, hay alguuo q1e de6enda la n'; Ia6
psFece que Sc hsga2
+-Por mi parte, cou6eso que tengo mueh1s ganaa
dfa q 10 expnssse II vida aventura amoross.
Epern 0p, como hombre prudsnte, no oontest6, pc
ro, en- canbic nberg, que Valients alsa-
ciane. exelamo:-Vamos socorrerei
-B ieno eonssst6 ell rey bostezsndo -Dsspu6a de
todo, msdio otro cualquera para eltrar ea
calor, porqae la verd4d seGores, hace mucho frio
S5homoerg emp Is subir la escalera ell mo-
mento en- qqe e defsuuor de Bsrta M .llevin IN augi
aoometiln faria. Este -dtmo abba recbi-
do dos Hzeras heridss tsna al coleto manctado de
sangre, ei gasc6n exolam6:
--Voto q brioal--Etes, sin duds, ag6a spuesto
sefor de Ia oorte del rey de Francis ahora vere-
mos.
Maugiron dscfpnlo de Enrique III, que tenfs
4ma ds el primer tirado1 frances, amagando
ana estooada habil encogi6 desz6 por bsJo Ia
espada del gaso6n, al qas quiso hsrr Ia g., que
no habfa dsj4do de empunr la xquierda.
EI gase6D, Ia rapidez del rayo evant6 e brszo
10 dei6 oaer, dsndo por seguuds golpe La
caf1sKa MAagiron ell puno de Ia espade pero
bien arcado que Ell favorito solt6 espads daga
ma dasDion6 perdiendo Ell sentidc, al msmo tempo
cue ,homberg preaentaba 10 alto de Ia tspia,
e Rasc6n murmuEaba;
--Eran iosl
,honnberQ 90 tir6 al jarlfr, nuevo enemig1
ma nraoent6 an 10 alto do Ia pared.
--Por Slntisgo de ComposteaI Cnalquerz diEia
a aaos ralopines lovfdos dsl cieo, Pn3s bien:
11nrnoa Raoer el papel de sol haoer que sequs
III lInva diio Ell protector de B rta ssrima dose
= II nnarta !, poni6ndoae RaaEds, IL ssg rIdad
All oSlsbre maestro miLanSg Gnaaa uaras.
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Como un homenaje de admiration B
la memoria de los libertadores ameri
canos que firmaron ell Acta de Indepen
dencia del de Julio, publicamos
hoy ell notable documento que suscribie
ron aquellos grandes democratas de Anne
RIGA.
Esta mafana recorri6 las GALES de
esta oiudad, en- alegre diana, la banda
de Bomberos, hacienda una parada en-
ell castillo, en- donde TOGO un bonito
pasodoble.
Maflana, jueves, SIC pondra en- escena
la magnffca comedia del teatro frances
Coqesecuepcids de an diUOrciO, una de
las obras de su genera que mas 6xito ha
alcanzado en- todos los teatros.
La temporada toca a su fin y ell pu-
blico no debe faltar al teatro, que cerra
ra sus puertas, en- breve.
Esta noche tendra efecto IN bale en-
los salones del Casino de esta ciudad.
Tomamos de La Correspondence
xSe ha pedido al aleaIde de Afasco
cop,unique 4 la Fiscalfageneral, loe de-
TALES de la cauaa de Manuel Pacheoo,
que seg1n informes ha sido sentenoiado
recientemente por aquel Tribunal de
Policfa a 80 dfas de trabajos forzados
muIta de II do1Jdr8. ,
Pero sefIor; habran alcanzado ell
poder los ir.condicionaZes para cometer
injusticias nada mast
El lunes embarc6 en- ell vapor May
FIGacsr ell Gobernador Civil Mr.. Allen,
con rumbo los Estados Unidos.
lie deseamcs un buen viaje.
empleados del Presidio departame ntal
Continua ell cTubasco.
Los iefes de los chinos alzados en-
armas han publlcado bandos en- todas
las provinoias llamando q las armas
todos los hombres titles predicandc
ell exterminio de todos los extrangeros.
Ell edi6cio de la Model School estabs
en- siete mil dollars y en- tres mil los en-
seres que contenfa.
En- la ciudad de New Jersey estallC
un horroroso incendio que destruyo to
talmente muelles, muehos edihcioi
y tres vapores.
De resultas del fuego murleron SIC
personals.
Nueetro estimate amigo don Fedesi
CO Toro apoderado de la casa de lo'
se6ores Piza Hermanoe, ha regresad'
en- estos dfas del viaje que hiciera d lo
Estados Uaidos. lie saludamos.
Ha muerto en- Epana don AVelin'
| Carrero Portela.
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pRECHOs sE PAsAJES
FRfFZE, kuMBF 7 Ca
Ponce Dciembre Is de 1899

va personalmente va delegando sti
representation en- algun otfo acclsY
nista por medic de cartas q la Pre-
sidencia por conducto de esta Se-
cretarla.
Ponce Junio 20 dc 1900. III Se-
cretario, u D. PaSureH.-~ rs. 81.
Ell Presidente, Ensiq,te C. Frstse.
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