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Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-07
Items Of the Day of
Personal Mention.


Lawrence Lillis, chief clerk at til,
Office OF the Southern Pacific mt Pata
gonia, came in town yesterday.
/ Henry Muller Of Phoenix was in towi
yesterday and stopped at the Parl
View.
! City Attorney Roscoe Dale will lef
lass evening for Los Angeles where ht
will meet his wife who went to Califor
MIA last week. From Los Angeles they
will go to Coronado Beach and perhaps
to Catalina Island. They will be gone
a week or ten days. Attorney Wright
will handle the city business during the
absence of Mr.. Dale.
Mrs. II, l.. Rigg, her daughter, sol
and neice, Miss Judith Poage visiting
here from Kentucky, and Mrs. +. )
Forderar have just returned from a
pleasant visit with the family of j. S
Estill at Oracle.
Mr.. T. A. Blakely, of Reilqnds, Calf
ornia, is a guest at the Orndorff.
Mr.. }. IL. Perry, of Phoenix, is regis
tered at the Orndorff
Mr. Charles f. Looth came in from
Los Angeles this morning and stopped
at the San Augustine.
Mr.. Hitherto Aguirre. Rosario Brena
VI. T. Carrilo and their families re-
turned this week from their visit to the
coast.
MIR. Nicholas Anderson, who contract
ed for the buildings OF the old Tomb
stone mines and which are on the
dumps near Fairbank, made a flying
trip to the city today. He has the
tanks in place and operations will be-
gin about October first.
Mr. Theo G. Fish a former resident
and property owner is here on q bus
ness trip. His residence is in Los An
geles.
Mr. q. c. Hortin OF Sonora, Mexico,
is stopping at the San Augustine.
Mr. j. G.. Dantel and sister of San
Diego California are in town guests at
the san Augustine.
Mr. T. NJ Browder left last night for
Silver Belt to examine some mining
property.
Mr.. Carl VI. Dies a San Francisco
commercial traveller is at the 0rndorff
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-07

replied that hc had not done il purpose,
" and ran for some water to wash Soto =
wound Eseobosa said Mccormick did
not appear frightened.
Ramon Soto, Sr., father OF Antonio
told OF learning OF the shooting from
Escobosa and how they. with boy
named Jose Cordoya, carried Antonio
home.
Or. Boido, who attended Soto, tcsti.
fled to the nature OF the wound. The
bullet entered the brain about an inch
and half above the left eyebrow
Soto made no statement with reference
to the cause OF his injury.
Judge Wilson found sufficient cyidcn.
ce to hold Mccormick to await the ac-
tion of the grand jury and fixed his
bell at $1,000 in default Of which he was
remanded back to Jail.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-07
Purcell Supported
Judge CoWan's Story

Ed Vail and Judge Cowan are here
and at last shall the hitherto spotless
reputation for veraclty OF the probate
Judge be clcansed OF the lingering taint
Of cruel suspicion.
Every body remembers the thrilling
story Of the wonderful goat hunt, the
four slain monsters, the severed heads
and massive horns tu.be brought home
as 6yidence-and the accidental loss ot
the heads, horns and all in the sea
where they could not be recovered.
Some viii remember how brayely Judge
Purcell, all unsupported in the con
tinued absence Of his fellow hunters, Ed
Vail and J"dge Cowan, bore the weight
OF this mighty tale and how, vi hen the
sceptical laughed, the judge was silent,
more in grief than anger.
Now come Judge Cowan and Ed Vail
who assert the tale is true and at last
the young and upright Judge must be
believed.
Judge Cowan not only supports the
story Of the mighty goats, b1t he him
self tells tale of piecatorial plentitude
and robusttude which has been hitherto
suppressed by Judge Purcell.
1t seems the three daring nimrode,
sated by success at hunting adventured
far out on the sea in small launch and
armed with all the appliances and ap.
purtcnances Of the successful fisherman,
saught to lure within their tolls the
goggly eyed denizens of the deep.
Their success came fast and furious.
The fishes swarmed about, the boat al
most upsetting it. The fishes could not
be counted because they were so num-
erous the glare Of light on their scales
blinded the men in the boat. Lines
were thrown recklessly and fishes were
yanked in that weighed twenty-five
pounds. Judge Cowan hooked a giant
| jew fish weighing between 100 and 375
pound, he thinks near the latter figure
becauscs, he says, young Fitzhugh Of
the Southern Pacific got one in
the same ocean weighing $40
\ fearful struggle ensued between the
brave man and the desperate fish. The
fish knew if Ed Vail, who was watching
for chance to assist the Judge, ever
got his gaff into him it was all off and his
struggles were furious. Finally when
both men were almost exhausted, but
the fish was signalling 10 be hauled n
the line broke and the monster got
away.
Although, in couple Of honra, they
caught $50 pounds of yellow tail and
LETT lots more IN the sea that they could
have caught if they had not had enough
for Immediate use.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-07

LOS SI-That Troublesome baby.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-07
"FOr the Sunday Dinner.

Turkey, Nack, Chicken. From the
extreme let class Chicken Broth down
the line with II varieties including lee
Cream, etc, etc, all of which YOU can
rnJoy from > 10 1:30 =, m. at THE
BREAKER and The BREAKER only
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-08-21
Channe of Firm.

Last Friday morning an inventory
of stock was completed in the Gile X
Churchill hardware store and Dell
Sanders took possession, having pur-
chased the interest of C. A. Gile. The
new member of the firm is young
man, well-known and popular in Nor
risville, having made his home here
for several years. He ehas had a good
business training and is the right
man in the right place. The retiring
member began work for A. M. Church
i'll in 1880 and has been connected
with the business continually until
the present time. Six years ago a
partnership was formed by c. A. Gile
and Walter Churchill and under their
management the business has grown
to large proportions. Carl is at pres,
ent undecided about the future, but
his many friends hope that he will
decide to remain In Morrisville.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-08-21

AS the ladies of the Universalist
society have voted to hold a Rum
mage Sale in October word as to
the origin of the latter may not be out
of place. They we're started by the
Aid society of a western church, and
aCW have become a popular fad
throughout the country. They con-
si5t of collecting household furnish
ings, half worn and mis- fit clothing,
etc, and selling the same at greatly
re uced prices; the results show
tbese sales to be great help to the
self respecting poor, as they can buy
good articles at a small cost Most
families have stored away articles
too good to throw away which they
would like to dispose of and it is such
things the ladies solicit. Clothing,
furniture, kitchen utensils, toys, ETC.,
40 fruit and vegetables. A special
| fhtIce will be a line of new aprons ot
dll kinds.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-08-21
HYDE PARK.

F. L. Lilley spent Sunday in Bur
lington.
Gov. Page goes to Boston tomor-
row on business.
Geo. d. Sherwin of Burlington was
in the place to-day.
School, in all departments, opens
up at the Academy next Monday.
Mrs. Mary Jordan is in Hardwick
With her daughter for a few weeks.
Miss Adine Minor and James Murch
returned to Lebanon, n. H., to-day.
Noyes Wood attended the funeral
of Harry Pennock at Wolcott to-day.
Quite a number from here went to
the Field Day event at Jericho to-
day.
Mrs. Harriet Dutton is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Mason, at Alonzo Edger-
toms.
Mrs. C. S. Page and Miss Alice Page
left Tuesday for few days stay in
Boston.
Alex LaPorte returned Monday
from a few weeks visit with friends
in Albany.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-08-21
BUSINESS NOTICES.
To RENT. A good tenement in the village
Enquire of F. ]. SMALLEY, Morrisville.

To RENT.:-A good tenement in the village
Enquire of F. ]. SMALLEY, Morrisville.
WANTED Good draught horses; also
WALTER L. MAINS Circus.
GIRLS WANTED-We want two or three
more girls in our Pants Factory. Good
wages, good situation. Apply at once.
l. L. PEARL & Co., Johnson, Vt
FARM For SALE One nice little farm, fine
orchard, good buildings, contains "a ares.
Call soon. o. D. CHoATE, Morrisville.
WANTED AT ONCE "A girl for general house
work Liberal pay to right party. Write,
or call any morning.
Mrs. GEO. NJ POWERS, Morrisville.
WANTED A young woman IN the domestic
department at the Farm School; also gener-
al farm hand. Apply to CHARLES H. BRAD
LEY, Supt., Box 1886, Boston, Mass.
WANTED.-25 girls to run power sewing
machine on muslin underwear. dress skirts
and petticoats. Call or write at once, stating
age and previous occupation.
PEERLESS MFG. Co., Barton, vt.
New FALL FELTs at Miss Moody's. Every
thing in Straw Goods at one-thrd price.
Lots of bargains in odds and ends and mis-.
cellaneous articles. M. E. MOODY,
Main St., Morrrivllle
Mrs. W. l. Paul wishes to say to the ladies
of Morristown and adjoining towns that she
has engaged Miss Alice Mower as Seamstress
and will commence Dress Making as usual
Sept. 1, 1901. MRS. W. l. PAUL.
MILLINERY.-Store will be open during
August from II to $50 p. m. Extremely
low prices on Summer Millinery. Children 8
cloth School Caps and Tams 15c each.
| Orders taken for repair work.
Mrs. F. ?. KELLER.
| 10 Portland st., Morrisville, Vt.
| have for sale some good young Horses,
| including as good a work team of $500 lbs.
as ever harnessed Also few more of those
choice youngCows and Hefers and medium
sized red yearng Steer, or will buy mate
| for him if | can find one.
W. s. NEwCoMB, Cady's Falls, Vt.
FARM AT AUCTIoN-I will sell at Public
Auction Saturday, Aug "a, at two o'clock p
M. my Farm of Sc acres near Centerville il
II de Park, together with stock. Farm is il
good order with buildings in good repair
Running water at house and barn Will also
sell my house and one.half acre of land il
Centerville. These places must be sold.
MRS JENNIE COLBY.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-08-21
Eighth Vermont Reunion.

Seventy members attended the 2Sth
annual reunion of the Sth Vermont
Regimental association held in Mont
peller Thursday. When Gen. Stephen
Thomas, the old commander, entered
the hall, he was received with cheers
and greetings of all present. Inter
esting exercises were held, with ban
quet. The following officers were
chosen at the business session: Per-
manent President, Gen. Stephen
Thomas, Montpelier First Vice Pres;.
dent, Capt. II. E. Foster, Derby Line
Second Vice-PrPsident, Mai l.. M,
Grout, Stoneham, Mass; Secretary
and Treasurer, G. M. Ferrin, Essex
Junction; Chaplain, Henry X. Page,
North Troy; Executive Committee,
Fred e. Smith, l.. M. Hutchinson, W,
Fl. Gilmore; Obituary Committee, j
L. Barstow, B. F. Alcott, John Bis.
bee.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-08-21
LOCAL NEWS.
WORTHWHILE.

Attend the Walter L. Main circus
Aug. 81.
G. j. Slayton was in Hardwick
Tuesday.
Lillian Tunney of Waterbury is the
guest of Elizabeth King.
Bowen, the groceryman, is nicely
located in the West Block.
Miss Florence Fuller was a guest of
her sister, Mrs. Charles Arnold, over
Sunday.
C. A. Trefren moved his family to
Waterville, Me-, last week, where he
has a situation.
Mrs. c. L. Shaw and Miss Maud
Farrar are passing the week at
Queen City Park.
Mark Cutting of the Dwinell Phar-
macy clerical force, is spending a va
cation in West Danville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Booth have
moved to a tenement in Henry
Thomas house on Pleasant street.
Mrs. Varney of Worcester, Mass,
and Mrs. Cheney of Lyndonville are
guests at the home of Il. D. Bryant.
Geo. Morse and family and Blanche
Foss went this morning to Highgate
Springs, where they will enjoy camp
ing life for the next two weeks.
The Walter L. Main show company
advertise this week in the business
column for good draught horses
also several men for general work.
The store vacated by A. F. Bowen
on Portland street will be occupied
by II. NJ. Barber of Burlington, who
will run cigar and tobacco store.
Miss Hattie Hodge of South Fran
ingham. Mass, and Mrs. Ellen Buck
of East West Moorland. N. H., sisters
of Mrs. Herb Delano, are visiting at
the Delano home under the mount
ain"
Misses Mabel and Maud Booth
who have been in Stafford, Conn.
for several weeks, arrived home this
afternoon. Rev. and Mrs. |. 2
Booth will return in two or three
weeks.
Miss Alice Pape of Barre was il
town Monday and on that evening G
five O'Clock tea was given in her hon
or at the Misses Irishs' which wat
attended by several of her class
mates.
News has been received of the mar
riage of Cora Buck to Charles Ii
Schonburg of Minneapolis. Misl
{ Buck was a former resident at thl
New York Farm. Her many friend
of Morristown extend to her thei
% most hearty congratulations, ant
wish her much happiness in her neV
. home.
Last Sunday evening brought tt
q close another year of successful
meetings on the Morrisville Camp
grounds. The weather was very fav
orable during the week and Sunda,
! was no exception. The attendanc
was not as large as common, but
good degree of interest was show
and excellent meetings held. Officer
elected for the year ensuing were a
: follows Pres, f. j. Smalley; Firs
Vice Pres, G. A. Morse; second, M
Conant; third, |. M. Dillingham;; Exc
cutive Com, M. S. Eddy, II. Waite
q. f. Smith, Nj. Conant, G. S. Mud
gett, 0. j. Lowry; Sec'y., G, I
!. Smith; Treas, L. L. Camp.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-08-21

Mt. Vernon Lodge F. & A. M.
worked the third degree upon G. A.
Wilkins of Hyde Park last week.
Austin Wilkins of Cady's Falls, a
Past Master and father of the candi-
date worked the degree.
Myron Whitcomb, Waite's general
utility clerk, is taking his annual va
cation. He has gone to Barre and
will circulate around in various other
places for a week. He goes by car
riage and is accompanied by -
Messrs. Sanborn and Bentley, our
two up-to-date photographers leave
Tor Boston next Tuesday, when they
will attend the Convention of New
England Photographers, meeting
and getting new ideas from some oI
the leading artists OF the country.
Mrs Charles Edgerton, Mrs. Alfred
EdgertOn and Mrs. Darius Bedell left
Tuesday morning for an absence o.
several weeks, the former going tc
Hartford, Conn, and the two latter
to Scituate, near Boston, where they
will visit relatives.
In another column will be found al
announcement by Peoples Academy
The fifty-fifth year of this popular in
stitubion begins September 4. Ii
location our Academy is excelled BY
none and equalled by few in Vermont
II has a faculty selected from gradu
ates of the leading schools in tn
country, having retained the oil
corps of teachers in the academica
department.. Write to Prof. W. A
Beebe for catalogue and other infor
nation.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-08-21
DR. A A. MINOTT,

DENTIST, Portland St., Woodbury. Building,
- Morrisville, vt. Special attention given to
ali branches of Dentistry, but especially the
treatment and preservation Of dead and abcessed
yisable, gass, ether and other anaesthetics will
be used for extraction of teeth and other surgical
work. Office hours, 8 to IL a. m; to p. m.
Telephone connected. Appointments made.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-08-21
JAMES w, ROBBINS, M. d, d,

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office and residence at Corner Congress
and Union Streets, Morrisville, vt. Tele
phone con aection. Office hours II to 2:3O and
7 to 9, pm.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-08-21
TT. T. IILLEY q CO.,

DRACTICAL UNDERTAKES. Embalm
1 ing speciality. Telephone connection
Hyde Park, vt.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-08-21
G. W. DOTY,

DRACTICAL UNDERTAKEN AND FU
L neral director. Embalming speciality
WORTHWHILE. vt.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-08-21
DIR A. 3. CULLEY,

VETERINARY SURGEON, graduate o
v Ontario Veterinary College. Once il
rooms formerly occupied by Dr.. W. 5
Adams, on Main street, MOrrisville, Vt.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-08-21
BUSINESS CARDS.
DIR. ROBINSON,

ID Every approved meth ID used in all oper.
ations, and strictly up to. date. A specially of
the best Crown and Bridge work No students.
Appointments may be made by telephone or
mail.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-08-21
r. H. M,FARLAND.

NKILEAGE BOOKS on all principal roads
Nh sold, rented or exchanged. Call on or
address f. ii. MCFARLAND;
Hotel Phoenix. HYDE PARK, VT.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-08-21
j. FRANK JACKSON, D. D. s.

Office in Hutchins Block, Portland street,
Morrisvjile, Vt. ONCE hours to 12 80, l 80
to 80.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-08-21
FELKERL, TEMPLE,

Landscape Gardener, Westminster, VT.
DARKS, Cemeteries, and Private Grounds laid
Il out and planted. Estimates without charge.
Correspondence solicited. References to lead
ing Vermont people.
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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-08-21

GEO. t. STEVENSON, u. V. s..
VETERINARY SURGEON. Graduate of
v McGill University, 49, Late veteri-
nary Lieut.. Canadian forces in South Africa.
ONCE, hotel Randall. Telephone connection
All calls attended promptly.
MoRRIsvILLE, VT.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-04

En- una palabra: que co1 un peso ;,
centavos allf no sc puede vivir.
<Este contrato, oelebrado ell di.
de. de 1901, entire la Ian
P. Mcdonald Company, del Estado 90
West Virginia, por la parte prims,.
de Puerto R;oa'
por la parte ssgunda.
Testifca: Que deseando dicba n.,..
primera copseguir trabaj ajadores para
construction del ferrooarrll de GuayaonI
Quito, asf &C mo de etros oaminos
Ecuador, S. A, por la presente convisro
en- dar empleo la referida parte segunds
en- Ia construction de dicht ferroosr,;Iaa
por ell termino de dos amos, contardo.ds
la eeha en- que la dichs parte segunda po
que los referidos trabajos en- la Rors
blica del Ecuador.
Convene ademas la parte primers On
psgar la parte segunda lornales Ia "a
zon de setenta clnco centavos Dor dio
en- orc americana en- su equiValenoia a.
moneda eeuatorisna al tipo de cambio ~
rriente. Convene ademas en- dar 4 Ia no,
te segunda cada noche IN cheque Dor II
que fmporte el trabajo realizado por el in,
tere sado durante el dis, y G! dia veints i,
SfSs AAACH ~ G~ ~kG@A ~SA"7 NAS HOS CQeQUoa
tota!HeIte Ger 81 trsbajo -cSiixado nor !,
parte segunda en 81 nes anterior. Copyjr.
&c sdemss Ia ps-te prinera en- sumiristrsr
j "a ssgunda, liDre de ccsto, las neoess,;s,
tiendas dc c2mpafla en- que sc Ia dc abri-
garse.
L. Psrte prinera oonyieue tambi8r
en- faoi.itar ul9dloo, al one su v>z facih.
tara medioinas, Ia parte ssgQnda, libro
de gastos para esta.
La parte primera convene ademas
en- adelantar la segunda ell passage des
de Puerto Rico las dichas obras en- el
Ecuador, pero descontando la parte Sc,
gunda La suma de dos dollars olncaents
centavos oada mes de las ganancias OBJ
tenidas por dioha parte segunds, hasta
que dltho pasaie, asoendente treinta do
liars, quede psgo.
So convene ademas en- que s la parte
segunda Sc daran veinticlnco acres de tie
IRA laborable al termlnarse ell trabajo en-
diehos ferro oarriles, siempre que dicha
segunda parte sea fel, y trabaje, por
termlno medic, cinoo dias en- cada ssmans
durante dichos dos amos, saIvo casos de
enfermedad, 2 con tai que eliza resdir
permansntemente en- la Repub!ica del
Ecuador.
The lanes P. Mcdonald company
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-04
CON TOOA CLARIDID
Hace POGO esoribio LA DEMooRAcrA j:

SY los inoon lioionales cumplen su
mission nauseabund2 aousandouos de soPa
ratistas, dici a1do que <ss acumulan 90
bustibles. que puedan dar un cia 81 lnoen'
dio que devore la paz de nusstros oampos
ESQ, nj mas nj lneuos q7e ESQ, nos deo' sn
bsoe uno, dos cinco lustros. los Ld'r2 =.
ca. los P6roz Morris. Us Balbds los ~
oero Acusdci6n co5arde vu que M IN
cha d Jos gue la eseribeas J qae debiera bas
tar, ella sola, para que los repuDiiosnos
de buena f6 rasgasen 81 venda de oolos
no oontinuaran auxiliando a los que ven
den ell inter6s el deeoro de 50 patrla ,
Ey Hera1do Esp1d5oI, auuque reconooe
que gramatioa meute Ia caliGcaoion de CO.
bordaa viles1 Sc ref ere la actual dc~
sdei6,e de separdtisn11 aoUde Ia caoalie
rosidad de los que red dactan La Dem era :
CIA e. de q1e res pondan esta pregunta'
ella calf ,aci6n de oobardfa y de
vileza de ga srtfcuio sa rtf fere tamb6n
los csbalIeros que en- ell parrsfo transorlt'
se mencionan?S
Comprendemos las suoeptibilidades
lei Hsrdldo contestamos con absolute
franqueza 10 que eigue:
La acusacion de separatIsmo, 7
tras, lanza1as por les seflo7es Baibas
2 Rivtro " n hab nos de oa II !
,efI res porque no son ntemp )rhnto
lie LA DEM CRACIA - fueron en9rgl
mente contestadas por nosotros en- tempo
oportuno, de nuestras palabras respon
dieron la espada y Ia pistoa en- el campo
del honor, donde encontramos siempre
quellos hombres.
Las cali6oaciones de ahora van los
hombres de ahora, qae Sc oncuentran,
cuando mas, en- Ia penumbra, dirlgiendo
alentando d las turbas que, engsnatas,
destruyen nuestra propiedad y amenszan
nuestra vida.
Para nosotros 10 pasado ha pasado.
solo sc evocan aquf recuerdos antiques,
al es indispensable la deduction de con
secuenoies polftfoas rigurosamepte exao
tas. Asf pues, Ia intencion de La DEMO
cRAC1A no la podido estar mas lejos de
aplicar ahora frases fuertes d los redacto
res del HerdZdo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-04
EMIGRANTES Al ECUADOR
Formula de cOntrafO

Hoy damos publioidad la formula
de contrato que deberan someterse los
que deseen emigrar al Ecuador para ha
Ger los trabaios del ferrocarril de Guaya
gull y Q iito.
Personas que conocen aquel pats nos
informan que con 10 que 90 ofrece de ior~
nal no alcanza nj para conner los puer
torriquefos, puea al bien es cierto que seis
reales de nuestra moneda fepresentan q uir }
da la que circuls en- la region ecuatoriana.
tamoien 10 es que tai suma no esta en- re
laoion con los gastos que determioan sus
n aoesidadee
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-04
8 "A n JUAN
NOTAS EeOEg 90 HE EO

MaTzc f.
Hoy domingo se reparteron en- las
escuelas dominioaies much ~ piezas de YES
tir, 4 los niflos de ambos sexos. Estos
son regalos que haoe el honorable Monse
for Bel la niflez mas constante en- el
estudio de la doctrina.
Va en- aumento IL epidemic vario-
losa. Cada dfa apareee un nuevo ataeado
Las autoridades no toman gran empeho en-
localizar les casos. FL peor propagador
de esa asote es Ell hospital que sc fabrioo
en- ell terrapl6n.
En- varios Estados del norte pidan
que los soldados puertorriqueloa Sc les
lleve por sus territories en- paeeo militar.
El obieto de esto aa presentarles una
demostracion de simpatfas.
Aver Sc verified el entierro del sci
dado jose Vegs, Dat aral de Ahasoo. Ihs
ain Ia banda de mnsioa por estar en- viaje
para NJ York Los comps Il eros hbres
de servicio acc mpan 2ron 81 cadaYer hasta
eli cementerio.
Sc dice que el sitio por donde de
aaI1 6arcaron mil sacos de cafe del Brasil,
fac Maysguez.
Con insistenoia tambi6n sc dice
que ell gobernador tiene 6rdenes de sus
psf Ter la emigration que para ell Ecuador
se repara.
Don Antonio Espshol, duefio de
una casa en- Pueit. de TERRA, ha cedido
cinco aposentos para varias famiIias de las
que quedaron sin hcgar d causa del inoen-
dio ocurrido en- aqu6l barrio.
III s,flor Espafiol es uno de los pro
pietsrios de Ella Muiit.>. Su generosijad
es digna de enoomio.
Ell sermon predioado en- Gated
por el padre Nazario, hizo gran efesto en-
al cristiano auditorio.
--Antes de anoche en- la bsiada del
natadero atropellaron a Vicente Perez,
heridas, algunas de pronostioo
grave. Jacinto Donila otros fueron los
sntores del delito. HI herido sc epcuentra
IN ell hospital Donila en- la oarcel.
I'm poliofa municipal Storer |
y otro insular-spellido Cabrera-tu-