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The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-28
ABOUT THE CITY.

Dancing every evening. co,umh,,
hail. "'''o'a
Mrs. Hoyle-I can read INV bush.a
IKE a book
Mrs. tlorehce Newbro leaves for the
East this Saturday evening.
i Butte Above and Below Ground.. e,
copy. at the P. o. News Stand.
Lee Davenport left Yesterday for
Otah and Nevada on business trim
, Mrs Doyle-You must have good ewes
20 read such a small type.-The Smart
Set. ~'''a.. ...- .f*.. ~
E. T. Shapner, president Of the Inter-
national Mining congress, left TODAY for
Salt Lake.
F. A. Timby of Salt Lake, an insurance
company representative, is in the citv
in the interest Of his business
T. ]. Murphy, foreman of the b.
metallic mine, near Pony, is spending the
holidays with his family in the city.
Miss Lizzie srru unit of Salt Lake is
spending the holidays with Miss Lottie
Mclaughlin at her home, Ala West Park.
Doane Hammer returned yesterday
from Pony, where he has been develon-
ing some mining properties in which he
Is interested.
Mrs. J. II. Mccarthy, wife of ex-Mayor
mccarthy, Will leave tomorrow for
North Platte Neb., to visit relatives.
She Will be accompanied by Mrs. T. S.
Martin, her sister.
Among the departures for California
via the Oregon Short Line TODAY were
Mrs. D. NJ. Newbro Mrs Ike Hei,bronner
and Mrs. w. w. Wishon of Butte, and
Mrs. H. j. Toomey of Deer Lodse
AT the next meeting of the city coun-
Gil communication from r. S. Fuer-
tado, secretary of the gas company. will
be read. proposing to sell to the city a
parcel of land needed to open Second
street the proper width. The company
will sell the land for $3.50, provided the
city gives a rebate of it's sewer tax
amounting to $245, and builds a retain
ing wall to support the conpanvs
ground.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-28
FINDS 6-FooT vein
FARRELL REJOICES AND HIS
FRIENDS ARE WITH HIM.
BODY WAS CUT 500 FEET DOWN
Ore Averages Ia Per Cent Copper and
22 Ounces in Silver-Continuity Of
the Veins Clearly Established
By the Find.

A six-foot vein of ore tnat gives an
average assay value of IA per cent cop
per and from 20 to % ounces in silver has
been struck at depth of 500 feet in
shaft No Of the property bought by
Franklin Farrell at the east side of the
fiat in the eastern portion of the Butte
mineral district. - q . - :
The claim on which the work is being
done is known as the Mcqueen placer
and was bought from the Cory estate
and others for 100000. 1t has been
Known for some time that the vein of
lie Silver Bow mine lon the west side
of the fiat butted against the Mcqueen
and that it's interception on the latter
was only question of getting down to it.
After Mr.. Farrell bought the ground
he began sinking three shafts in that
section. In No. the first signs of min
eral were discovered about two months
ago, a small vein, the contents of which
looked good enough to pay for concentra-
ton, being encountered at depth of
about 300 feet.
knowing that a larger vein would be
found below, the work of sinking was
continued with the same vigOr as that
which had marked it's progress from
the start.
The vein struck at tho 500, however is
not Cne large one .Mr. Farrell Is after,
but it is a good one and will add to the
value of the property 1t was cut by
the shaft last Tuesday afternoon.
With veiw to catching the large vein,
which is not less than 80 feet wide, a
crosscut has just been started north and
south from the 500 station, and the an
nouncement of another strike in the
property can be looked for at almost any
time. "
About 600 feet east of shaft No. 2
the Butte & Boston company is sinking
for the same vein, and that the ore body
will De struck is as certain as the rising
of the sun tomorrow. The latter shaft
is being sunk right at the edge of the
range of mountains few yards north of
the entrance to Park canyon.
The strike made by Mr.. Farrell and the
one that will be made by the Butte &
Boston settles the question of the con-
tinuance of the ore bodies of the west
side into the hills of the east side.
In prosecuting the work of develop
ment on the Mcqueen and other prop
critics in that section, Mr.. Farrell has
spent nearly 100000. and is to he con-
graduated on his success. Outside Of
this, he has paid nearly 81, ,OOO, 900 in the
purchase of ground. but like bread cast
upon the waters, it will soon come loafing
back. with an endless nucleus of dollars,
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-28

estate and interest in the premises by
reason of the Rival quartz lode claim,
being mineral survey number 1872, and
covering the same ground as the Jen-
ME NJ, and that they have applied at
the land office at Helena for a patent
upon the Rival.
He adds that he has filed his adverse
claim to the land in the land Office and
the commissioner allowed it, and has
brought the present suit within the 30
days fixed by law.
He says he has had to spend $135 in
preparing to fight for the land, and he
wants that much damages.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-28
SONS OF t. Hermann
is
OFFICERS FOR The COMING TERRI
* ARE ELECTED.
ii .,g ...-
ENTERTAINMEN MT FOR CHI nREN
.--l-i
i. u
German Hospitality Will Be DISPENSED
at Party Tomorrow Evenine-
~ Toys for Every
7 body.
Entertainment FOR CHILDREN

Teutonia Lodge No. 2. O. n. TT =
helo lts annual meeting for the election
Oh omcers, at Elks' hall, last evening,
The following were elected:
:. President-DR. L. BERNHEIM
President-OSCAR nREIF
- Recording Secretary--L. WOT,PEPT
Financial Secretary--EMIL ZSCHAT1
Treasurer-GUS FITSCHEN
In conjunction with the Butte TJeder-
kranz, the lodge will give an entertain-
ment for the children tomorrow avani,,a
at o'clock at Renshaw hall
There will be Christmas tree fo, t,,,.
children; every child will get nraso,t
and a pleasant evening will ha nosaa@'
III true German hospitality.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-28
IRON TRADE IS WANING,
Great Britain's Iron Masters Are
Gradually Losing.

London. Dec. 2S.-Great Britains iron
trade seems to be on the down grade.
The production Of pig iron in 1901 is
estimated at about 2,80OO00 tons, as
compared with 3,1O9.000 tons in 1900 and
3,25l 900 tons in 1899; and although the
production of steel should come nearly
up to the standard of 19O0 when it
tOtalled $4,000 tons of ingots of all
kinds, the total quantity of manufac-
tured iron will show a big falling off.
The shipments of pig IRON will be
raised by the end of the year to about
1.050.0O0 tons or within 10000 tons of the
quantity shipped in 1900.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-28
NOTI~E.

Notice is hereby gwen that the annual
meeting of the stockholders Of the Vir-
ginia Gold and Copper Mining company,
will be held at the offices of John N.
Kirk, Nos. $3.50 Owsley block. Butte.
Montana, Friday. the 18th day Of jan
uary. 1902, at the hour of s o'clock p. m.
on said day. Said meeting is for the pur-
Pose Of 'electing board of directors for
TIC ensuing year. and for the transac-
tion o! such other business rs may law
fully and regularly come before the
said meeting.
Dated December q. 1901. at Butte,
Montana.
JOHN n. KIRK,
Secretary.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-28
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.
Mrs. Letitia Webber Sues Thomas
Webber, Alleging Desertion.

Mrs. Letitia Webber today sued her
husband, Thomas Wepber, for a divorce
and for the custody of their minor child,
Claude c. Webber, who is years old.
Desertion for over a year and failure
to provide the common necessa ries of
life, food, shelter and clothing, are the
grounds upon which the suit was
brought.
The complaint says that the parties
We're married at Butte in September.
1893. Mrs. Webber filed an affidavit. in
which she also alleges that Webber is
living at Mackay. Idaho.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-28

The czar, though not usually credited
with literary proclivities, is arranging
the immense mass of private papers left
by his grandfather, Alexander H.. relat-
ing to the emancipation Of the serfs'
An official series of volumes on the sub
ject will be issued as a sort of monu
ment to the "liberator." Some of Alex
anders dispatches and memorials on the
serf question are models of literary
skill, and almost all are couched in elo-
Quent language.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-28
Funeral Notices.

Frank Gainor, aged 6 years, died yes
terday at the residence Of his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gainor, No. 127 West
DAILY street. from where the funeral will
take place Monday at p. m.
Mary G. Sager. aged 3h months. died
today at the residence of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Sager. No. SO6
East Park street, from where the
funeral will take place tomorrow (Sun-
day. at p. m.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-28
Lost Boy Found.

Policeman McQueeny found lost boy
this afternoon. The lad is about years
OF age and gives his name as Raymond
Hayden. He is being kept at the police
tation until the parents can be found.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-28

A friend once apolOgized to Robert
Louis Stevenson for not visiting him,
and said that the real reason was that
he did not know where Samoa was
Stevenson replied that it was simple
enough to find it. All you have to do
was to sail out of San Francisco on a
ship and take the first turn to the left.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-28
When Is Little or Old xmasp

There are few yet who observe Lit
tie or Old Xmas. How many boys and
girls Is years old know about it? But
every body here knows about Centennial
beer. "A million glasses day." Some
body must like it.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-28
Senator Depew Married AGAIN.

Nice. Dec. 2s.-The marriage of Sem
ator Depew to Miss May Palmer was
celebrated at the American Embassy to-
day, following the ceremony of the Cath.
olic marriage service at Notre Dame.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-28
Montana's largest Grocery, OeC.28
Lutey Bros

In the canned goods world
'Richelieu" stands for the purest
and best. Everything is packed
where grown, and with the great
est care. We recommend and
guarantee the Richelieu Brand of
vegetables.
Richelieu Tomatoes, fine flavor.
solid meat, 2-pound cans, dozen,
$1.4O; can. .12hc
Stringless beans; doz., $2.25; can, zoe
Stringless Beans, French variety;
tiny little ones: dozen, $2.75;
can .................. zoe
Sweet Sugar Corn, dozen, $1.65;
can ................. ..lIc
Small Early June Peas; dozen,
$1.95; can NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .17c
Superline sifted Early June Peas;
dozen, $2.25; can zoe
Extra fine sifted Early June
Peas: dozen, $2.65; can .25c
Extra fine sifted Early June Peas,
in pound cans; dozen. $1.75;
Cdu .4CC
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-28
JENNIE N. CLAIM.
Suit Brought Over It in the District
Court Today,

Court Today.
A suit was brought in the district
court today by George w. Woody against
T. r. Hfnds, Miles Finlen and Edward
Kaufman. to recover the ownership Of
the Jennie NJ. lode claim and s135 in
damages. -t,et=
The plaintiff alleges that he is the
owner OF. IN possession of and entitled to
the possession OF the Jennie NJ, which
Is described to lie In this county and to
contain l4.s1 acres Of ground.
He says that the defendants claim an
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-28
COPPER MINING QUOTATIONS.

Boston, Mass, Dec. 2s.-The copper
mining shares closed today as follows:
Amalgamated a - 70
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-04
Sc en- una ternura ciega, inef4b'e,

sc en- una ternura ciega, inef4 o e,
iDmensa.
Contemplate aque'la angeical
eriatura que habfa sido suya con
una especie de delirio: les deseos
Que procuraba sofUcar surglan mas
pOtentes, gigantes
Recorda ba sus inocentas caricias,
los bes0s de aquellos tfmidos Is bios,
aquellOs abandonos iufan tiles inge-
nuOs. que le habian entusi smado.
sY debis perderla, perderla para
sic empire?
No, no podfa ser.
Di6 un paso adelante extandien-
do los brazos.
Pero E1itta, que Sc hallaba Sc.
gura de estar delants de un esoec-
tro, did un grito, Y palida, tremu-
la. espantada, miranda con los
grandes y briilaotes ojos eu les que
parecieron brillar las lagrimas Y
con las mancs juntas, en ademan
de sdplica /:
i Edmundo : murnuro con
acento de infrito amor de esoan-
80 la v3z-, Edmunao!
Pero no pudo coptinuar les ro
diilas sc lie doblaban hsbrfa cafdo
sobre la piedra de Ia tumba i el
marques 90 ia hdbiera reccgfdo en-
sus BRACES
Ella 40 lo sintio, Sc habfa desya-
necido.
La cabeza posada sobre ell pecho
de Ell la estrechaba con ahraz0 con.
vulsivo, besandola en- la frente, en-
los o1os, en- la boca, con besos de
fuego.
Editta no respondfa aouellos
del1rios; sus labios estaban helados.
su cuerpo Sc abandonaba inerte en-
los braZ0S de el
Edmundo la miro esoantaio.
II E1itta!-- lEiittal-grit6.
Z mo 81 aquel grito brotado del
alma, tuviera la facultad de vel.
Yerla Ia vida, Ia j6ven marouesa
Sc estremeci6 y sus labios ba bucea.
ron an nombre
Vfctor!.
Edmundo que tenia su cabeza
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-04
Ell RESUCITADO

vicci6n ven E1mundo, ven q de-
cirme que la Condesa ha mentldo.
que mi hijO no esta maldito.
Sc iuterrumpl6 con palpitaci6n
anguStiosa y los brazOs le cayeron
colgantes a los lados del cuerpo
tOda su persona Sc estremtci0.
Habfa oido detras de ella IN le-
We movimientO.
I como 81 las palabras pronur-
ciadas por ella fuessn la formula de
una evocaci6n, elevando la vista vi6
al marques Edmundo d,Iraga ves
lido de negro, palido Ell rostro CO.
mo IN espectrC sa!ido ent..r ces de
"a tumba
Editta Sc levant6 espantada, con
la boca alberta, los ojos dilatados,
sin poder articUlar IN sonido: re-
trocediendO ante la terrible apart
cion que habfa invocado.
-6No me has llsmsdo, Edittef
-ol1o entonces Ell marc ueS,-dpar
que tie produce tanto miedo mi
presencia?
La pobreciila junt6 las nanos.
--iEdmundo!- bal5uceo Edmun-
do!
ST.. 70 E iitts, que Dlos hs
permitido que saliese de la tum ba
para decirta que no desesperes del
poryenir. No es verdad QUE la con-
desa me haya envenenado, no es
vsrdad que 20 sea tn padre: maf1a-
Da mismo te sera llsyadO un pliego
gus te confrmara 10 que te dIgo.
Editta Sc foco un grito que desde
ell coraZ6n lie So bfa los labiCs.
En- Sd ingsnua superstition, crefa
realmente encontrarse delanta de
uu espectro y escuchaba con los
CLOS sin lagrimas; pero snplicants :,
llenos de una iuefable expression de
ternura. de eetupor.
En- tanto, Ell Ell ANA del mar
ques Sc sucedia IN tempestuoso
agitarse de per samient' ...
Habia querido yer adn una yez q
la muier q quien habfa acorado tan
TO que ahora hubierale parecido
un delito poseer.
Y al encontrArla tan tremu'a.
aDgustiada, seltfa 81 dolor, trocar-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-04

muy ceTca de la de ella, retroceii6
lfvido
-Es Ell quien llama ca su
auAil1o es quien Editta anna
-penso.
Y depositando dulcemeute en-
TERRA aquel cuerpo blanco Y di8fa-
DO que IN momento ante. hsbfa
deseado tanto, Sc dlrigl6 la esca
lera para hufr.
Pero cast en- segufda retrocedi6.
volviendo sobre sus pasos: Sc arrodI-
ITO cerca de la desvanecida cuya
caoeza descansaba sobre Ia losa 1e
marmol, que debfa de encerrar su
cuerpo, y bes6 quedo los vestid !
como 81 fueran de una santa
70 no soy digno de II murmu
ro-que Dis te haga feliz como
mereces.
Una hora despueS la mayordoma
al Vclver a la capilla, tropez6 coa
el coerpo de Edith. que segull
extehdida en- el suelo.
Ella Sc reprocho por haberla de-
Jado sofa tanto tiemp0, Y lev2ntan.
0AS y GUS VI dLOS CCl lDO 81 lUPNS
una nina, Ia llevo a su habitacitn,
Ia dePosit6 sobre el lecbo V prccu-
70 por todos les medios, hactr 8
yolver en- sf.
En efecto; Editta no tard6 en
aorir les ojos incorporandose so.
ore la almohada, mir3 como asus-
taoa en- torno suyo, viendose eu
su propla estancla, con Ia mayer.
donna pr6xima su cabecera, son.
rio, diclendo:
-H5 soflado.
Despues en- voz baja:
-aNo me habeis conducido 4 Ia
capliia donde Sc halla sepuIta-
DO nj marido? pregunt6.
-Pues. debo de haberme dofmi.
90 soofe su tumba y Sc me apare-
clio en sueflos.
La mayordoma hizo un mcvi
miento de sorpresa.
rs extrano-dijo Editta cou
iogenui lad cue conmovia-me pa.
fecla estar despierta. eyocsI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-04

aquf. =. & dos pasos de tt - me
atrevfa a sonreir al 1---- escucha-
ba con sgrado las palabras de
CtrO...
Sc retorcfa las manos con angus
tia.
Ed muudo- EdmundO gri-
to-te juro que mi alma esta lie.
na de tt ;. de tt solo, pero th
no estas aquf - y q no ser por
aquellos dos coraLoDes generosos.-
Sc intsrrumplo como para respi-
rar; su yoz apagandose, parecfa el
soplo de una caricia amada.
Yno Sc habrfa podido, sin con-
moverse de ternura de piedsd,
mirar q aquel angel lindfsimo, de
bill contra la desesperaci0n que su-
frfa.
Lanzaba, ahogados y dabiles. la
ment0s de eg0nfa
Su alma Sc abrfa ponIendo q la
vez de manifesto su immense dolor
los tesoros in 6nitos del amor su-
20.
mo sc di6 cuepta en- su turba-
ci6n, de Id sombra cue proyectaba
un hombre que Sc hallaba escondi- !
do deGras del monumentO de la IA
milia H1mbaldi, estremeciendose q
cada vez que vefa sobresaltarse & la
1oven, mientras los sollozos cCnte
nidos y las palabras de eSta. pare
cfan penetrate en- Ell cerebro como
gotas de fuego.
-Estas flores que estan esparci-
das por aauf - te las ha trafdo
el, Edlundo, el que Sc muestra
tan bueno para mi. que me ha saliva
do ---.-decia Eiitta sumisamsn-
lie. como 81 hablase al ofdo de su
esposo- deberfa de habartelas
trafdo 20 estas f)res... Dos mfo...
guardad mi corazon !. -. Ejmlndo,
protege d tn pobre Editta 80.
La freuts arden tfsima lie cay6
entire las mano.; cuauio descubrio
Ia cara, las lSgrimas Sc le habfan
secado Ell los oias J la mirada es-
taba como pensativa = turbada.
-Si es verdad que DIos permite
a'gunas veces volver los muertos
-sxciamo lentamente J con con.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-14
Bale en- ell TeatrO

Suscrlta por los seflores don Antonio Ba
lasquide, don Manuel Fernandez Mater, don
Eduardo AchS, don Antonio BAzan, don
joaquin Pujals, don Luis Cuevas Zequeira
J don Arturo Igaravides, hemos recibido la
invitaci6n para el bale de confianza que
tendra efecto manana domingo On nuestro
teaslo, para Ell que existe macha animacl6n.
Ell DR.. Don Ramon Emeterio Betances,
Medico Portorrlquefio, residente en- Paris,
escrlbe:
'tMe complazco en- decIarar que la Emul-
faa66- faa66- con t,ott de aceite de higado de baca-
dad por los enfermos, va sean hombres, mu-
jeres nifos. Es una excelente medicina
que rinde los mejores servicios en- las enfer-
medades en- que Sc recetaba ell aceite sim
pie de hfgado de bacalao."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-14
DOla Barbara Rodriguez Y Garcia
.sDe nuesiro Oorresponsal en- la Carolina

.sDe nuesiro Oorresponsal en- la Carolina"
A los cuarenta amos de edad ha fallecido
en- Trujillo bsjo, tras rapida penosa enfsr-
medad la sonora dofa Barbara Rodriguez
Garcia, amante esposs de don Juan Cabe
7as de la Hera.
Su entierro que tuvo lugar aver, las
cuatro de la tarde, fae la expression del
sehtimiento causado por tan irreparable
desgracia.
Ri triste & inesperado acontecimiento, ha
emocionsdo esta culta socledad, que apre
ciaba Ia finada por sus virtudes cristianas.
Deja en- la orfandsd uua prole numerosa
compuesta de nueve hjos alguaos de estos
ni1os de corta edad.
Llegus hasta ese esposo desconsolado y
es,s mines sin madre, Ia eutera con6an
ga de que particspamos de su dolor supreme
v de que no estan solos en- sus o-aciones al
Alifslmo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-14
Indicator reIigiosO
MANANA DOMINGO

Santa Iglesia Catedral. -Misas rezadas a
las 3, y %; y misa cantada las 8, en- Ia
que predicara ell Iltm0. Sr. Obispo.
Oapilla de las RR. NM. Oarmelitas-Mi,
So rezada & las s4
San Francisco de Asis-Misa rezada
las 81.
Oapilla de la v. o. T. Franciscana. ~
Misa rezada las 81.
Santa Ana.-Misas rezadas las y
8.45; en- esta Ultima cantaran algunas dis.
tinguidas sefioritas de esta capital.
Oapilla del Hospital de la Conception
Misa rezada & las 81.
San Jose .-Misas las horas de costum.
bre.
Capilla de las r. r. M. M. del Sagrado
Ooraz6n.-Misa las menos cusrto y Exl
posici6n de 8. d. M. las cuatro de la tarde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-14
La ''Iibertad"
de Aguinaldo

i Hace pocas semsnas nos referimos
una noticia de Washington, segdn n
cual Emilio Aguiualdo andaba por to
da Ia ciudad de Manila sin mas custo.
d'a que "a de IN Official del ej6rcito, j
ESQ mas para protegerle contra SUI
enemig0s que para impedir su fuga
Ese misterio, 81 no se aclar6 va, pa
reee en- Was de aclararse. On Official
del ej6rcit0, estacionado en- Ia prisi6n
militar de Leavenw0rth, Kansas, acaba
de reoibir una carta muy sugestiva dc
Manila. Parece que ell general Ohaffee
recommends que Aguinaldo sea llevado
q los Estad0s Unidos pero no en- cal
dad de hu6sp ID distinguido nj por vir-
tud de habeas corpus nj habeas ami
man," sino bajo partida de registro,
preso por cordillera y metido en- ell pre-
sidio de Leavenworth.
Parece asfmismo que ell general
Ohaffee le sospecha en- correspondence
con 10 rebellion y en- agitar la no extin
guida hoguera, y que le cree RESPONSE
bic p0r Ia renovada actividad de los
rebeldes.
Aguinaldo, dice Ia carta, selG pro.
bablemente jusgado y encerrado en-
Lesvenw0rth p0r dos 8 tres amos.
Mientras tant0 Sc le gnarda en- ''estre
ch0 cautiverio."
Alguien preguntark como puede ser
possible que un gobierno tan poderoso
como ell americana sc valga de- tai sub
terfugi0 como ell de usar Ia CORE spon
dencia privada para hacer saber las
cosas, teniendo 6 50 disposition el ca
bic y unos ministries que hablan como
como cotOrras, sobre tod0 cuando de-
bieran eetar callados.
Bahl POGO Sc le alcanxa en- acha
que de negocios de Estado & quien tai
piense. Est6i:ese Ia conducta del go
bierno americana desde los cOmien
z0sde Ia guerra fiIlpina. Ouando
Aguinald0 andaDa suelto se decfa: =
Else es I'm meutecato lleno da hume
que no tiene iDauencia alguna." Guam
do Sc le echo ell guante Sc dijo: -"Aho. |
"a sf que SO acab6 Ia insu' rncci6n.
era el hombre de la inhuen
cia." Ouando Sc We que Ia cosa CONT.
D1a Sc dice:-"Ese canalla est4 en- CO. |
rrespondencia con la inSurrecci6n. Ell
as quien mantiens viva Ia 'lama.v
Ouando le tenga en- presidio y yean que
q rebellion no acaba, diran: "Ese tru
,hAn Ia esta dirigiendo desde Leaven-
worth" 7 cuando le hayan quitado
ia An madin rc-xs- . IN - 1870. !
,apa, sera cosa de deciI: -sT0d0 esi
,bra del espiritu de ese condenado.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-14
NOTICIAS DEL DIA


No habi6ndose presentado ninguna profe
sora para cubrir Ia escuela de 1inas que hay
vacante en- Aguas-buenas, SO ha vuelto
anunciar.
Sc encuentra yacante una escuela en- Ell
barrio s,Jaguan del pueblo de Penuelas.
Por acnerdo del Honorable P.esidente de
Tribunal Hapremo, recaido q instancia De Ia
Jnnta Directiua del Colegio Notarial, SO
convoca s los Notarios Oolegiados del Te-
Tritorio para Junta general ordinaria del
a1o durante seiS dias, para tratar sobre
varios asuntos conveuientes & la clsse; Gu
yas sesiones deberAn tener lugar en- los diss
del "a al 20 del corriente mes.
"A .0STRAS freseas y APIOS naturales,
acaban de recibirse en- ei Colonial Res.
tNssrN1st. y.