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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-03-05
The Knvoys Take up Other Demands
on China.

Berlin. March IA Pekin dispatch of
February 2Sth to The Cologne Gazette
says that at meeting of the foreign min
listers and Chinese plenipotentiaries
that day, DR.. Mumm Won ~ScnwarZen-
stein, the German minister. proposed a
series of resolutions whereby negotia-
tions concerning the importation of
arms n the manufacture of ammuni-
ton, the legation guards. the disman-
thing Of the forts between TaKu and
Pekin, the reorganization Of the Tsung-
L-Yamen and the abolition of the SER
emonial in the reception of ministers
might be FASTENED.
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Veterans Refuse TO Participate in the


Washington, February 27.-Veteran
organizations of h civil and Spanish
wars have officially declined to partici-
pate in the inaugural parade on March
Eth. The decision affects organization
in the Grand Army of the Republic,
the Union Veterans Union and the
Spanish war veterans. The dissatis-
faction Cd the veterans with the place
assigned them in the parade Is respon-
sible fol- today's action. 1t was their
wish to act as the personal escort to
the president. Grand Marshal Green,
on the contrary, assigned them to a
position in the line ahead of the civic
organizations and following that of the
national guard. General Daniel Sickles
today notified General Green that the
veterans had declined to participate in
the parade, n rendered his resigna-
ton as marshal Of the veteran division.
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Opposed TO New American Cardinal
Rome, March 1.-The pope has post
poned the March consistory to the week
after Easter.
Paris, March lie Journal, COM
menting upon the postponement Of the
March consistorv attributes 1t to oppo-
sftion "a the sacred colleges to the crea-
ton of a new American cardinal.
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Trouble With Italian Idle Peasantr

Rome. February 2S.-Troubles has
broken out in Calabria, the southern
part of Italy. owing to the misery
which the peasants are undergoing.
They demand the parceling out Of
feudal lands in order that they may
cultivate them. The project has been
compelled to close the gates Of the
own of Ravenna. which is protected
by troops, in order to prevent it's in
vasion by thousands of peasants out of
work. The project has promised to in
augurate relief works.
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Business Failures for February.
New York, February zs.-Dun's re-

New York. February 1s.-Dun's re-
view will say tomorrow:
Commercial failures In the United
States during February numbered L.
024, against 1,242 In January, and ax-
gregate liabilities were SD. q .111.
against 81, 200. 81. OF the month";
total 212 were manufacturing Concern.
with an indebtedness OF 1855, 7lI. and
Ie1 were traders. o $4,444,s73. while
brokerage, real estate and transport
Ing defaults numbered IS. and were
$z.44s.5sf In amount. Banking and A.
nanciai concerns are not included with
commercial failures. and Of these there
were seven disasters In February. with
liabilities OF $z32 ,132. compared with
In January, for =, O70,S 57.
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Richmond, Va, February 27.-The
Seaboard Air Line directors met here
today and were in session for ten hours.
1t was given out tonight that only rou-
tine business was transacted. The
question of a successor to Vice Presi-
dent and General Manager st. John
was not mentioned. and will not be
taken up until the next meeting. The
board adjourned tonight.
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Richmond. Va. March Lit Is stated
on what 10 regarded as unquestionable
authority that on the first day of july
the general officers Of the Seaboard Air
Line system VIII be removed from
Portsmouth to Richmond. Parties in
terested in the Seaboard have pur-
chased n OF the largestsoflce build
fngs here.
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Fatal Explosion I'm a Mine

South McAlester, I. T.. February 2S.-
An explosion occurred tonight at Mine
No. 5. M mile northeast OF this city.
which resulted in the death Of three
men, all shot firers. and the probable
injury TO many more. 1t Is supposed
that the pit was over charged with gas.
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Liyes Lost in Fire

Rochester, N. Y, March LIN a fire
this noon which destroyed the Leary
dye works, a five story brick structure
at the corner Of Platt and Mill streets,
two lives were lost, one mar was prob
ably fatally injured and ten other per-
sons were more or less seriously hurt.
The total loss is SIS. 600. with little in
surance
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The Appetite OF q Goat

Is envied by all poor dyspeptics
whose stomach and liver are out Of
order. All such should know that DIR.
Kings New Life Pills. the wonderful
Stomach and Liver Remedy. gives a
splendid appetite. sound digestion and
a regular bodily habit that insures per-
feet health and great energy. Only
CSC at r. r. Bellamy's Drug Store.
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House to Concur in Cuban-Philippine
Amendments

Washington. February 2S.-Among
afternoon that it would be desirable
to concur in the Cuba Philippine a
other amendments to b army appro-
priation bill without sending them to
conference. A special rule for nom
concurrence had beer drafted. but,
later, Chairman Hull decided to defer
action until tomorrow, when a rule
probably will be presented which viii
allow him to move concurrence in these
amendments. This would pass the bill
Mr.. Richardson the democratic floor
leader. says the minority will fight the
PHILIPPINES amendments at every
point.
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Dyspepsia Cure
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Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
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all other results OF imperfect digestion.
Price5oc and g. Large size contains 2k times
smausize. Book all Acknowledgements mailedfree
Prepored by z. c. DeMTTT AGO, Chicago
r R BELL WilminR.sn. ". C.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-25
READ 1T IN HIS NEWSPAPER.

George Schaub, well known Ger
man citizen of New Lebanon, Ohio Is
constant reader of the Dayton Volks-
zeitung. He knows that this paper
aims to advertise only the best in its
columns, and when he saw Chamber
lain's Pain Balm advertised therein for
lame back. he did not hesitate in buy
ing bottle of it for his wife, who for
eight weeks had suffered with the
most terrible pains in her back and
could get no relief. He says: After
using the Pain Balm for few days
my wife said TO me, 7 feel as though
born anew and before using the entire
contents of the bottle the unbearable
pains had entirely vanished and she
could again take up her household du-
ties" He is very thankful and hopes
that all suffering likewise will hear OF
her wonderful recovery This valuable
nniment is for sale by Benson, Smith &
Coz Ltd. wholesale AGENTS.
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Offices tor Rent.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFER
,fices for rent In the McINTYh
BUILDING, now being erected At cor.
ner of Fort and King streets. this city
Arniy to Z r. blShOFr
At C Brewer Il Ce'a- Queen St
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church property, which is situate near
1Wllei, Is lessened in value by reason OF
the character of the place, which is char
acterized as a public nuisance The les
SEEMING OF the property value is alleged
as separate and special injury apart
from that averred in the paragraphs
wherein it is complained that said no
torious bawdy house diminishes and in
terferes with the use and enjoyment by
the congregation of Kaumakapili as a
place of public worship and infiicts upon
plaintiffs great and irreparable injury
not capable Of estimation or compensa-
ton in damages, and that plaintiffs are
without remedy at law" Damages and
costs are prayed for. Plaintiffs bond is
for 500 and is signed by W. R. Castle
and G. P. Castle.
FEDERAL COURT
The creditors OF Chang Tai Man, alias
c. T. Amana, of Paauilo. Hamakua, Ha-
wall, have filed petition in bankruptcy,
praying that said Chang Tai Man be de-
clared an insolvent and his estate distrib-
ors. Theo. H. Davies & Co claim &, 79S g.
NJ. s Grinbaum & Co. s675.4S, and NJ.
Phillips Co. 1915, these three principal
creditors being the petitioners
An act in insolvency is charged, it be-
ing alleged that Amana recently trans
ferred the sum of 1850 to Anthony Lyd-
gate, creditor, showing preference over
other creditors
The record in the Sodergren case was
satisfactorily to both sides of the case,
completed yesterday afternoon, and the
papers viii be forwarded by the first
mail to the Mainland.
APPEALS TO FIRST CIRCUIT.
Notices OF appeal to the First Circuit
Court, together with certificates and rec
ords from District Magistrates, have been
filed by defendants in the following
cases.
Territory vs. All Wing, charged with
conducting lottery game.
Territory VS.. Antoine Richard, Jr.,
charged with adulterating milk
Territory VS.. Frank Fisher. charged
with assault and battery.
Territory VS.. Antoine Correa, charged
with larceny in the second degree
Territory VS.. Ho Kit, charged with as
sault and battery.
Territory vs. Olivia Kane, charged with
needless driving.
Territory VS.. All Fong, charged with
assault and battery
Territory VS.. Ng PAX, charged with
assault and battery.
Territory VS.. Mark Kong and Chum
On, charged with conducting a lottery
game.
Territory VS.. yokiyami Matsutadc,
charged with keeping a disorderly house
Territory VS.. Emalia Leahi, charged
with selling liquor without license.
Territory VS.. Kawamato, charged with
selling adulterated milk.
Territory VS.. All Soon, charged with
obstructing and perverting the cause of
justice
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PROBATE.

In the estate of Samuel Johanowitz. de-
ceased, L. a. Schaefer administrator, has
filed inventory showing the estate to be
worth s., 1850, life insurance policy Of
g, 900 being the largest item
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TTGnSuCl q General B0RkIHga EEcnGnne DusEs
c. BREWER 8 CO., LTD.
Queen Street. Honolulu, H. 1.

AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Agricultural Company, One
mea Sugar Company, Honomu Sugar
Company, Waikiki Sugar Company,
American Sugar Company, Makee
Sugar Company, Ookala Sugar Plan
tation Company, Haleakala Ranch
Company, Kapapala Ranch, Molekai
Ranch
Planters Line, San Francisco Packets
Charles Brewer & Cos Line of Bos-
ton Packets.
Agents Boston Board of Underwriters.
Agents for Philadelphia Board of IN
derwriters.
Standard Oil Company.
LIST OF OFFICERS.
c. M. Cooke, President; George T.
Robertson, Manager; z. F. Bishop,
Treasurer and Secretary; Col W. r.
Allen, Auditor; P. C. Jones, II. Water
house, G. r. Carter, Directors.
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The above Company VIII buy, lease,
or sell lands in all parts Of the Ha-
waitan Islands; and also has houses In
the city Of Honolulu for rent.
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CASTLE & COOKE CO., Id.
HONOLULU.
Commission Merchants
SUGAR FACTORS.

AGENTS FOR
The Eva Plantation Company.
The Waialua Agricultural Co, Ltd.
The Kohala Sugar Company.
The Waimea Sugar Mil Company.
The Fulton Iron Works, gt. Louis, Nc
The Standard OIL Company.
The George r. Blake Steam Pumps
weston's Centrifuxals-
The New England Mutual Life InEur-
Snce Company. Of Boston
The Aetna Fire Insurance. Company, %
Hartford Conn.
The Alliance Insurance. Company, o.
London.
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Carta de Utuado.

El sef1or Vice Presideute del
Comite Republican, de Utuado nos
escribe la siguiente carts, que en-
prueba de unprecedented publicamos.
Dice asf:
Sr. Director
de La Correspondence
San Juan.
Dlstinguido sef1or Director:
El concepto de sgrupos que atri
buye al Partido Republican, de es-
ia ciudad, el Corresponsal de ese
diario en- una revista que hace del
meeting conmemol ativo celebrado
el 19 de los corrientes en- ell salon
del Ayuntamiento, es una mentira
envuelta en- msla intenci6n.
Ell PArtido Republican, de Utua
do, es por el ndmero de sus iudivi
duos cuanto por el credo que repre-
sents, un partido fuerte y poderosc.
Esto puede probarse con dates.
Enterese meior el G Corresponssl. |.
Sfrvase publican esta aclaraci6n.
De Vd. atentamente,
]. F. FIGU EROA.
Vice p Presidente.
Stbre % 1901.
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Obreros; don Jose Carlo = Carlo por
Ia Liga Igualdad; don Genaro Sep1l
veds por el comercio 6 industrial; |;
don Felix Tio Malaret por /. Junta
Local de Instruction; den Simplicio
Nazario por Is Dependencies; don
Santiago Negroni per hos pr. fe so-
res; don jose r. Gaztambide Bust
GO por el Partido Federal; y SO le-
yeron por ell Sc cretario del Ayunta.
miento dcs sentidss cartas, una de
Il inspirada peetiza dof1a Fidsla
Mat.en de Rodriguez y otra de Ia
comision de Agr.cu'tu- "a representa-
da por los serores don Manuel Ro-
driguez Soto y don Simon p Bone
Iii.
La fuerza de Policfa Iusular al
mando del comandante de Pue ,to
Senior Laborde, hizo, desde los bsl-
cones del consistorio, las salvas de
ordenanza.
Cerraron ell acto los se6ores
Cordero y Quevedo Baez, quienes
en- patrioticas y conmovedoras fra
ses, pintaron g geandes rasg IS la vi
da del ilustre Nc Kinley, muerto ba-
10 el plomo asesino de una raz6n ex-
travia Ia
Ell Alcalde sef1rr Carrera, di6
las gracias q los c3ncurrentes y
ofrscio inc ontine nti comunicar al
Gohernador Gener | aque'las de-
mt raciones de afecto, adhe ,i6a y
simpatfa al ilustre fualo que llora
la naci6n entera.
Vsrias coronas de los partidos
Federal y Reputlica no y Logia Igusl l
dad, adornan ell cuadro de Nc Kinley
que Sc destaca entire colgaduras ne
gras en- los salones del Ayuntamien-
to.
Ha salido para la Capital el Sc
f1or doa Cslixto Carreras, Alcalie
de esta poblacion, 8 dil;genc'as par
ticulare:s
Muy pronto estar$n esta po-
blacion las $ mpaLic sef1 ritas 10
sefa Maria Carrera, Provid an cia
Baez y Ursula Soltero que cursau
estudios en- la Escuela Normal de We
ranO.
E' Corresponsal.
Septiembre 20 de 1901.
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NOtaS SabanelaS.

A las se's de la tarde del mierco-
les 18 del actubl. 50 recib;eron en- es
tn potlacion telegramas de los Al
caldes de Yauc) y San German
anunc ardo sl de 6sts, qua | $ fune-
rales en- honor del Pc esidente Nc
Kirley &c celsbrarfan aver jueves,
las dos d. la t rde.
Con- tai motivo uestra primera
autorid.d publ;co IA bando en- ell
cual Sc supl caba g. c'erre de tldos
les concrete y estab. ecimie ntos pd-
blicos en- dicho dfa 9 ST como la sus-
pension de toda clase de labcres.
Ell Comercio correspondent 6
los desecs de- Alcalde y d and mues-
tras de duelo mantuvo cerrad los
establecim.entos.
A las dos de Ia t. rde ell Aunyta-
miento presidido por el Alcalde, re-
cibio las c9rpt raciones que exponta-
neamente quisieron hacer cstep sible
al pes,r que Sc ATTAIN ante la desgra-
cia nacioral.
Por rigurc so turno fueron lie
gando las comisiones s'guientes:
Cuerpo Judicial y Juez de Poll
cfs, hacienda uso de La palabra ell
senior Juez Municipal don Manuel
Sierra Soto y legend un ssntido dis
curse el joven d IN Ju.n A. Acosta
alusivo al actc. Sc RETRO dicha CO.
mission no sin antes suplicar nues-
ira autoridad que hiciera extensive
q las antoridades superiores su
mas ssntido pesame.
PR el mis- no teatr llegaron las
comisiones de la junta de CAid d;
Partido Republicano, Parlido Fede-
raj; Logia Igusldad; Junta L. cal de
distraction Pdolico; Cuerpo de pro-
fesores; Prlic'a InsuTar; Comisi6n
de Agriculture; Club de Obrerss v
trabajsd res; Concrete Iodustris
Gremio de Dependencies y pueblo en-
general. Representaba la prensa
don jose N. Trizarry.
Hic:eron $50 de la alabra don
Camilo Bull per ell Partido Republi-
cano, don Sebastian Padilla por los
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Tn crucero ingles
desembarca tropas
PARA DEFENDER TRINOHERAs.
La situacion de Mosselbay es eada vez
mas .desesperada.

New York Stbre. 81 l-30 P. M.
Ell crucero ingles &Benacenta,
ha desembarcado toda II tropa pa
ra defender las trincheras de Mossel-
bay.
Sc cree que la guarnici6n no
podra resistir ell ataque de los beers
Esta noticia ha causado una
gran impression en- los circnlos po-
liticos de Londres.
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NOTlClA IS POR CABLE
sERVIclo= DIREcTo De NEW-YoRK
Tribunal de La Haya
Sc declara Incompetence
Pa TRATAR LA QUESTION BOER
La apelac on sera devuelta al Presi
dente Kruger.

New York Stbre. 2l l-30 P. NJ.
Los ultimos despachos dan
cuenta de que ell Tribunal interna-
cional de arbitraje de la Haya, Sc
declara Incompetence para inmis
curse en- la question anglo boer. !
Para atender la apelacion SCI
ria precise que ingleses y beers Sc
sometieran a las decisiones del al
to Tribunal
La apelacion sera sdeyuelta al
Presidente Kruger con las anterio-
res con sideraciones.
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Como juzga Kruger
Ia actitud asumida
P0R Ell TRIBUNAL DE LA HAYA.
81 I'ransvaal esperaba POGO del Tribunal
de Arbitraje.
New York Stbre. "a l-3)P. N

New York Stbre. "a l-3J p. NJ.
Fl Presidente Kruger ha ma
nllestado que no le sorprende la
determination del Trib anal de la
Haya. Hice la apelaci6n, dice, para
demostrar Europa que no quere-
mos la guerra por odio q la Gran
Bfetafla, sino por la defensa de la
kepubllca, ST no cometiera Ingla-
terca, actos de yerdadera crueldad,
lndignos de la civilizaci6n que pre-
gona, no hubiesemos pedido el arbi-
.traJe. No es Ell Transvaal quien
mas 10 necesita
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Las fuerzas beers
siguen triiunfando
DE LOS INGLEsEs.
Mosselbay sacramento ..amenazado poi
los beers.

New York tire. "a l-30 P NJ.
Dicen de Londres que Sc han
recibido nuevas notieias del Sur de
Africa.
Desde aver, los beers en- consi-
derable ndmero, amenazan 4 Mos
selbay que tiene una escasa guar
nici0n inglesa.
Los beers b q impedido toda
communication, de modo one no pue-
dan ir fuerzas inglesas en- auxilio
de Hosselbay-
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Los Estados Unidos
son Ia Ultima esperanto
DEL. PREsIDENTE KRUGER.
Roosevelt, puede haoer mucho On favor
de Ia paz

New-York Stbre. "a l-3O P. NJ.
Despachos de Ia prensa asocia-
da dan cuenta de que Kruger esta
terminando Ia petici0n que dirigira
al nuevo Presidente de Ia Repdbli-
ca
El Presidente del Transyaal, con
fla mucho en- el pueblo americana,
d pesar de las buenas relaciones di-
plomaticas de Inglaterra y los Es-
tados Unidos.
Kruger cree, que Inglaterra no
desdenara los buenos o6cios de Roo
sevelt.
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HECHOS Y DICHOS.
CrOniQuilla del dia.


do los sescs, tratAndo de indagar el
por que de Ia aglomeraci6n de car.
b3n de piedra que 90 esta hacienda
en- los der6sitos dc nnsstro Arsenal.
Los muy listos en- alta polftica,
Green que en- esta madeja anda eDre.
dada Colombia, vene sue's Y hasta
todo el continente Sud Americ ano.
Otros Greer, que mplemente
es Ia iniciaci6n de los trabajos para
10 Estacion Navkl,
Y hasta NO falta quel suponga
que, temiendose la proximidad de
una estaci6n de hambre, 50 quiere
que no falte combustible para asar
las batatas y las arepas.
Ell Pnladelphia nos decfa un
Anericano:
sDesenganese, amigo, cese ell
lloriqueo de los puertorriqueflos pi-
diendo dinerc. La felicidad, el ben
estar Y la prosperidad de los pue-
bios sc los CANA el pue bio mismo con
sus propios esfuerzos. Ningnn anne
ricano pide protection al gobierno.
Trabaia hasta tener uflas, y luego Sc
rasca con elias. Hagan 10 mis- no
los puertorriquefios, y de ellos sera
ell reino del dinero.,
Y en- New York nos decia un
puertorriquef1o:
eEl lena americana en- la cues
ti6n de negocios es muy sencillo. -Yo
para mt.-Y ell lena del gobierno,
tambien muy ,ncillo.-Arweglotelas
como paledas -Qae no olviden esto
nuestros paisanos, y Sc dejen de ho-
llandear psrdiendo 81 tempo.
Con que, al avfo. El que quie-
ra conner batatas, que las STEM bre.
Nadie vendrA q sembrarlas para
que las comamos nosotrcs.
Recibimos syer una carta de
Gurabo.
Nos dicen sacramento, que SO ha
establecldo en- aquel pueblo una fa-
b-ica de palillos monda -dientes.
La MADEIRA que Sc emplea es ell
coraz6n del yagrumo.
Ell primer paquete ss destina 6
los Consejeros que ocupen los pues-
tos que, por un rasgo de alta pol1ti-
CO, van dejar lib.es los republica-
nCs
Los otros paquetes Sc guarda
ran para los correligionarios que
van masticar en- 10 futuro.
iPfevisores son los de Gurabo!
sQuien va a ser SCI ell secretario de
Puerto Rico?
Ell eHeraldo, 10 sabe, pero no
quiere largar prenda.
Vamos, compaf1ero, saquenos de
dudas y suelte la sin hueso.
~.
Parece que per Humacao los
cascos es5an demasiado calientes.
Ea pleno Tribunal, acaba de
verse en- practica un hecho que ja-
mas sc conocio en- sl pals, desde
Juan Ponce de Le6r, hasta la fechs.
cSeran efectos de la civiliza-
cionS
Pues q los civilizados &c ese sis
tema, hay que hacerles saber algo
que no saben.
~
Tenemos sospechas de que Sc
tiene en- estudio un proyecto de Ley
sobre iuamovilidad de los emplea-
dos, para ser presenntado en- la pro
xima Legislature de nuestras CANA
ras.
Mucha falta h ace que Sc organi-
ce ese ramo de servicios pdblicos,
en- forma que garantice algln tanto
q los empleados.
Ell DR.. Fernandez Mater, ha en-
trado en- ejercicio de una mission sa-
nitaria i'm portante, que no nos atre-
vemos nombrar.
Parece que ha eucontrado emu
cho malos por la calle del Sol, y por
otras que no son del Sol.
iLastima que no Sc pudiera po-
ner un r6tulo, como los que vemos
por todas parties, relatives al escatpi
tine0?