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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
LETTER list.

/ llowirg Ia n Hat OF letiera remaining
nestled Tor IN the poltOiiice &C Aihn-
lurr1nr, New Mexico, Tor the Weoh end.
NJ February %, 1901.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

Reports show greatly incrcased
death rate from throat and lung trou.
bios, due 90 the prevalence ~ Group,
pneumonia and grips. We advise the
usc at one Minute Cough cure IN all
~ theso difficulties, u 10 the only
harmless vmedy that gives immeiiaie
results Children like IL. Berry Drug
90 and Cosmopolitan drug store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

Tho hrm of hrici maspus and piasie
ers. Measrs Yoelkrl a Douiodou, have
been awarded the contract Dor building
large bake oven ST che lpcal Indian
school Tho gentlemen. who are wcll
aud favorably known m th's cts hni
county. are first class workmen n th..r
line, and capable OF accomplishing what.
ever thcy agree 90 They arc now ready
20 entertain ans and 40 orders aud II
awarded % them. will give entire atls-
faction 90 their customers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

A powerful engine cannot be- run
VITA a weak boiler. and we can't keep
up the siruln " an active life with a
weak stomach neither can wc st0p the
human machine 10 make repairs. n
che stomach oannOi dissst enough food
% keep me body strong such a prep
trati0n as K0iol Dyspepsia cure
should b. used ~ digrsts what you
eat aud simply can't hflp hut 20 you
good nssry Drug CO. and Cuum0polt
tan drug store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

NJ. n n. Pratt. cays, Q. c. wviiss /
~ twenty yeara i was eoftly
ahlc,sd VIA Eolls asd cafbunclss
caussd hy inpufe blood. A Il tmpoa.
abif o. dsarfibs my su1sfinR pan "
che time being unable % wQik ~ sleep.
several doCiofa treated ne. and tfitd
all the so-cailsd blofd remedies. bot
nutblnH seemed u a. ue euy SOD
DuFiEf hs summer a $50 I wee PEI
auaded 90 try a. a, and attsr taeinN
several lsoiliea sas sntifsly eaFed ana
have had no fctugn 81 these painful
prnta W 10 tts present time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

Like bad dollars. all counterfeits Of
Dcwitts witch Hazel saiye arr worth
less The original quickly cures plies
ss1rcs aud an skin diseases. Hcf1
Drug Co ami Cosmopolitan drug store
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

Persons who can take ordinary pills
nnd 81 pcusuro o. take DcWitrs
Little Early tiaers They are tho best
little liver pills over made. Berry DRUG
60. and Cosmopolitan drug store
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

even cancer, Is the result u = neglected
Keep the blood pure, aud u VIII keep
akin clear IT Ell the irFitating iuipurities
cause these painful, dishgurtnE diseases.
s. =. S. cures boils and carbuucles ca
Gad permanently by reinforcing. purifying
The Delawarean., 1901-01-23
GOING HOME TO PART
WITH ELDEST DAUGHTER.
Assemblyman David j. Long Leaves
Dover Tonight for Marriage
of Miss Maud Long.

One of the Assem- blymen of the Re-
publican side of the House of Repre-
sentatives will leave Dover tonight
for very pleasant function at his
home. 1t is Representative David J.
long of Sussex county, whose eldest
daughter will be married tonight at
s O'Clock at their country home near
Roxana. The bride-elect is Miss Maud
Long and the groom-to-be is Clarence
Wilgus of Philadelphia. Rev. +. J.
Cochran, M. E. pastor at Roxana, will
perform the ceremony. The bride will
be attended by Miss Hannah Long, her
sister, and by Miss Nora Bunting. The
ushers will be Littleton Kissinger of
Bishopville, and Samuel Bennett of
Fenwick's Island. The couple will
leave for Philadelphia on Thursday af-
ternoon and will take up their resi-
dence there.
The Delawarean., 1901-01-23
FAT OYSTERS AND CLAIMS
CAUGHT AT LOW TIDE.
Fine Specimens of the Delaware Bay
Product Exposed by the Low
Water.--Wheat Promising.
Bowers. Jan. 20 1qn1

Bowers, Jan. 20, 1901.
The strong winds from the north
west on Saturday last caused a very
Tow run of tides. CLAIMS and oysters
were found to be plentiful out in the
bay, and hundreds were caught by
those who participated during the day.
The wheat in this vicinity is looking
very we'll and every Indication points
to large crop the coming harvest.
The majority of the farmers in this
locality during the past month dis
posed of their corn to buyers from the
State of New Jersey. The prices paid
per bushel ranging from 39 to Al cents.
The crop on the eastern shore was
over the general average of that of
1899, while on the western shore the
crop fell short several hundred bushels
from that of former years owing to
the severe drouth of the past summer.
The prospect for a building boom
the coming spring al this place and its
surroundings is most promising.
Miss Emma Truit of Milford, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Richards,
near Magnolia.
Miss Hester Deamer and Miss Mary
Haziel of Philadelphia, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Jackson, Sr.,
of Magnolia.
New and commodious heaters of the
latest improvement will be placed in
the NJ. E. Church a Magnolia by Jones
& Bro, of Dover, this present week,
the present ones being not large
enough to produce sufficient heat to
make the church comfortable in cold
weather. This has caused many of its
attenders to stay away from services,
their excuse being that the church is
too cold for one to sit in.
Blocksom & Connor of Magnolia,
have erected mill in the above named
village for the purpose of grinding
corn. The mill is doing excellent
work and giving satisfaction. We
wish the honored gentlemen the best
of success in their new enterprise.
Prof William Wilson Moore of Mag
nolia has removed to Rising Sun,
where he is principal of the school of
that place. He is giving the school
voters of the district as well as the
vast number of his pupils the best of
satisfaction as an instructor. This
young man is we'll known to the public
at large and his prospect in life is
bright and promising.
The Delawarean., 1901-01-23
SMYRNA PEOPLES CALL
ACCEPTED BY Mr.. COLLINS.
Principal of Wilmington Conferente e
Academy to Leave Dover to Re-
enter Active Ministry.

enter Active Ministry.
Rev. Vaughan S. Collins, principal
of the Wilmington Conference Acad-
emy, has accepted the invitation tend
cred him by the official board of
Asbury M. E. Church, Smyrna, to be-
come it's pastor for the next conference
year. Mr.. Collins will tender his resig-
nation as principal of the Academy at
the next session of the Wilmington M.
e. Conference which meets in Seaford
in March. He was appointed to thai
position by the conference in March.
1898, and since that time has worked
lndefatigably for the advancement of
the school, which is heavily burdened
by debt. Just who will succeed Mr..
Collins at the Academy will be de-
cided at the Conference session. The
Smyrna church is one of the most i'm
fiuential churches in the conference and
pays an excellent salary to its minister.
Congressman Walter o. Hoffecker is a
prominent member of the church, as
was his father, the late Congressman
John H. Hoffecker. The call extended
TO Mr.. Collins by the Smyrna church
was unanimous. Rev. c. w. Pretty
man, pastor of the NJ. E. Church at
Salisbury, is mentioned as a possible
successor to Mr.. Collins at the Acad-
emy.
Mr.. Collins is reckoned as one of the
s rongest pastors in the Wilmington
Conference. His frequent sermons in
Wesley Church, Dover, of whose
quarterly conference he is a member,
have always been greatly enjoyed by
his fellow worshippers here.
The Delawarean., 1901-01-23
DELAWARE NEWSPAPER men
MEET HEREsNEXT WEEK.
Semi-Annual Meeting of Delaware
State Press Association Announced
for Next Monday.

The Delaware State Press Asso,
citation, which is composed of news
paper men from all over the State, will
hold it's semi-annual meeting in the
parlor of the Capitol Hotel in Dover,
ON Monday, january 2S, at Ii o'clock.
The annual election of officers will be
held and business of Importance to the
newspaper men of tine State will be
transacted. Theodore Townsend of
the Milford Chronicle, is president;
Frank M. Jones of the Sussex journal,
secretary and treasurer, and Edgar L.
Haynes of the Morning News, chair
man of the executive committee.
The Delawarean., 1901-01-23
Burglary at Milford. j.

Burglars visited Milford last might
and wrecked the safe at the Railroad
Station there with nitro glycerine
They secured about $12 for their
trouble. There is NO clue to the
burglars. Freight Agent Reynolds
who resides near the depot, thinks he
heard THE explosion about 11.30, but
as everything after remained quiet he
did not investigate.
The Delawarean., 1901-01-23
GRAND ARMY MEN
COMING HERE TOMORROW.
Accompanied by Band They Will
Make Street Parade ana WIo.p
up Some Desired Legislation.

mp Some Desired Legisla t10ll.
The Grand Army the Republic of
Delaware will have big day in Dover
Tomorrow They have secured the
Dover Opera House as their head
quarters during the day and at s
o'clock phere Will be a banquet at the
Capitol Hotel, at which Governor
HUM, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Cannon
and many of the assem- blymen will be
present.
The old soldiers are coming to Dover
in the interests of various important
measures which have been introduced
Iby Representative Baynard, among
which is the bill appropriating $1,500
annually to the Department for the
proper observance of Memorial Day,
the bill relieving old soldiers from
paying license to sell wares and mer-
chandise and the bill increasing the
burial fund for INDECENT soldiers and
sailors of the Civil War.
The visit will also tend to strengthen
the Grand Army in lower Delaware.
The Wilmington Grand Army men,
accompanied by band, will arrive on
THE 1902 train tomorrow morning
and will be met here by large dele
CATION of lower Delaware soldiers.
The Legislative. committee will meet
the assemblymen in the State House
during the noon recess. "A parade,
general reunion and camp fire will be
the order of the afternoon.
The Delawarean., 1901-01-23

Mrs. "A. D. Warmer of Wilmington,
president of the State Federation of
Women's Clubs, who is to make 8 tour
OF the clubs of the State, was the guest
OF the New Century Club OF Milford
last evening.
The Delawarean., 1901-01-23
THE QUEEN IS DEAD
LONG LIVE THE KING, "
Ind Of the Victorian Era Which Has
Brought SO Much Of England's Greatness.
PRINCE ALBERT SWORN IN AS KING EDWARD VT
rood House, Edinburgh; BaImoral.
Aberdeenshire; The Castle, Dublin.
State Flag at Half Mast.

Governor HUM to-day issued a
proclamation ordering the flag of the
State Capitol placed at half mast as a
token of respect for deceased Queen
Victoria of England. The prcclama-
tion speaks feelingly of the great re-
spect and admiration for the Queen
and the sympathy for the English peo-
pie.
The Delawarean., 1901-01-23
Victoria A1exandrina.

Official Title-Queen of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland !;
Defender of the Faith; Empress of
India; Sovereign of the Orders of the
Garter, the Thistle, st. Patrick, the
Bath, the Star of India, St. Michael
and st. George, and the Indian Empire,
etc.
Born-May "a, 1919, at Kensington
Palace, London.
Baptized-June "a, 1919, as Alex
andrina Victoria
Ascended the Thone-June 20, 1887
Crowned-June 2S, 1888.
Married-February 10, 1910.
Name, as a wife-Mrs. Guelph.
First child born-November 21, 1910
(Princess Victoria, Empress Dowagel
of Germany
prince of Wales born-November 8
1S41.
Children-Four sons, five daughters
Became a widow-Decembe IA, 1861
Proclaimed Empress of India-Janu-
airy 1, 1877.
Celebrated Jubilee-June 20, 1897.
Published writings-''Leaves from
the Journal of Our Life in the High
lands" (1S66), and 'More Leaves from
a journal of Our Life in the High
lands" (1SS5)
Residences-St. James Palace ani
Buckingham Palace, London; Windsor
Castle, Berkshire; Kensingbon Palact
and Hampton Court, Middiesex
Osborne House, Isle OF Wight; Holy
The Delawarean., 1901-01-23
Tuesday--House.

The effort by the Board of Trade of
Wilmington to have all manufacturers
exempted from taxation stirred up a
lively nest in the House yesterday.
Some of the Representatives rf other
vocations took exception bo relieving
(Contdnued on Second Page)
The Delawarean., 1901-01-23
Frear Appointed Librarian.

The Governor to-day announced his
intention of appointing Cornelius N
Frear of Dover, to be State librarian
for THE term beginning February IL.
succeeding Thomas jefferson of Mil
ton.
The Delawarean., 1901-01-23
Brief Summary of the Life of Eng
lands Renowned and Conserva-
tive Woman RuIer.--Queen
From Her 18th Birthday
Until Her Death at 80.
Cowes, Isle of Wight. Jan. 2

Queen Victoria is dead and Edward
VII reigns. The greatest event in the
memory of this generation, the most
stupendous change in existing condi-
tions that could possibly be imagined.
has taken place quietly, almost gently,
upon the anniversary of the death of
Queen Vicoorias father, the Duke of
Kent
The end of this career, never eoualed
by any woman in the worlds history,
came in simply furnished room in
Osborne House. This most respected
Of all women, living or dead, lay in
great four-pos,ed bed and made a
shrunken atom whose aged face and
figure were a cruel mockery of the fair
girl who in 1887 began to rule over
England.
Around her were gathered almost
every descendant of her line. We'll
Within view of her dying eyes there
hung a portrait of the Prince Consort.
1T was he who designed the room and
every part of the castle. In scarcely
audible words the white-haired
Bishop of Winchester prayed beside
her, as he had often prayed with his
sovereign, for he was her chaplain at
Windsor. With bowed heads the inn
perious ruler of the German Empire
and the man who is now King of Eng
land the woman who has succeeded
to the title of Queen, the princes and
princesses and those of less than royal
designation listened to the Bishops
ceaseless prayer.
Six o'clock passed. The Bishop con-
tinued his intercession. One of The
younger children asked a question in
shrill, childish treble, and was inn
mediately silenced. The women of
this royal family sobbed family and
the men shuffied uneasily.
At exactly half-past six Sir James
Reid neld up his hand, and the people
in the room knew ha, England had
lost her Quesn. The Bishop pro-
nounced the benediction
Presidents Message to Edward VIZ
Washington, Jan. 22, 1901.
His Majesty the King Osborne House,
Isle OF Wight
j have received with profound sor-
row the lamentable tidings of the
dealn Of Her Majss.y, the Queen. AL
low me, sir, to offer my sincere sym
pathy and that of the American people
in your personal bereavement and in
the loss Great Britain has suffered in
the death of it's venerable and illus
trious sovereign, whose noble life and
beneficent influence have promoted the
peace and won the affection of the
world. WILLIAM M'KINLEY.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-27
a DIESTRO y SnNlESTRO

Una vez mas MIENTE EI Pdts, con descaro
Inaudito, al atirmar, con la sun tde0n que cons
tituye en 81 una segunda naturale2a, que La
DEMoCRACIA sc hd Udltd0 de ul tai francisco
Ferndndez, para hacer Ia propaganda en- pro de
Ia empresa de emtgrGci6n NJ Hapdt.
Y con la dailada intenci6n dc slempre, con
sutilezas sofsmas y quitaesencias fundase
para clio en- que el cdbdLtero y no ei Mt-don
Francisco Fernandez nos enUt6, sin que IdS SOLD
cttdrdmoS-varas notas geograncas reterentes
aque archipelago, y en elias dice que hS
seQ.tias sOa MENos DANOsAS que en- Puerto
Rico qlte Ell dz0te de los ctcL0neS qte dltt Sc SW
fre, eS ayldJ Nj MAS Nj MENO5 at que sufre Puer
to Rico.
copiando esas frases con letra bastardi-
lla con intenci6n bastarda, quere deducir
de elias EJ PdiS-iperegrina ocurrencia I-que
LA DEMoCRACIA hace propaganda favor de
la emigration.
De sobra conocemos los hombrss de ese
perodico y aunque un dia y otro Sc les de en-
cara con la verdad, destruyendo sns epbustes
sus calumnias, no por ESQ deSisten de sus
ruines prop6stos, vuelven la carga tan
frescos y tan campantes.
A nadie que tenga un POGO de sentido CO.
mdn, puede ocurrirseIe que decir 10 que dijo
oil senior Fernandez ss aconsejar la emigration.
Porque decir que las sequas son allf ME-
NOS DANosAs que los clclones producer ell
mismo efecto que producen en- Puerto Rico Nj
MAS Nj MENos, es una mera observation que
NADIA compromete Lada afrma.
Es 10 mismo que 81 di jeramos nosotros que
Cruz Castro escribe MEJoR que Salom6n Dones;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-27
Cosas del dia

En- la maiiana del sabado compareci6 an
to la C5rte de Distrito que actua en- esta cin-
dad nuestro dstngui1o amigo don Adrian
Cueto, m6dico titular de Hato-Grande.
Hace varos meses recibi6 una herida con-
tusa ell emnentfslmo jurlsta don Ulpiano VAL
d6s Cdjds, y Sc acus6 al doctor Cueto de haber
dado ell parte de sanidad anticipadamente pa
ra favorecer al agresor
Alberta la vista p6blca, inicados los de-
bates Sc evacuaron dos pruebas; la testiical
y Ia de peritos.
Los testigos de cargo incurrleron en- in
numerabIes contradicciones que ponian de ma
nifesto sus aviesos prop6stos. Uno, ell doctor
Guillermo Csrreras, habia escrito una carta
que obra en- ell sumarlo, ssegurando que los
II dias vic la herida del senior Valdes CdjGs y
apesar de su escara reconcile que la sanidad
era una mentira
ese.que. .asi faltaba las reglas elementa.
les del compaherismo rectifc6 su delaci6n a
presencia del procesado, dciendo que no podfa
Rfrmar cstegoricsmente ST la herda estaba 8
no cicatrizada cuando p-0cedi6 su examen.
Los doetores Barreras, Gonzalez, Martf J
Juan Jimenez expusieron que la lesion Gel
senior Valdes Cdjds por su naturaiezR, la re-
gi6n en- que asenta, su forma llneal, dimen-
stones, poslcion pecunarla del herido, auxilio
Immediate que recibi6 ouracion antiseptica
pmpleada, ha debido sanar necesarlamente en-
n primer septenario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-27

Conclude 81 periodo probatorio Sc coace-
di6 la paabra al hscsl Kearnsy, quien sOstuvo
como defntivas sus conclusiones provislonales,
pdendo Sc impusiera al doctor Cueto, un aho
un dia de prsi6n por la falseGad.
81 lnforme de agu6l, Dreve exento de re-
cursos literaros y jurfdicos, fu6 la mejor de-
fensa de nuestro amigo.
Expuso <QUE AMBAS PRUEBAS, RES
PETABLES, HABIAN LLEVADO A SU
AMINO LA DUDA S0BRE LA CULPABILI-
DAD del sehor Cueto; peroi mo obNtante sostepia
la peticl6n considerandoe autor del delito.s
Seguidamente lie sucedl6 en- el uso de la
palabra nuestro bien querldo amigo Tomas
Bernardni Ell preambulo de 81 discurso-de
imagenes belfsimas-mpreslon6a al auditoro
Luego Sc desll6 de lleno en- la question de he
chos, desmenuzando ell testlmonto de los hom-
bres presentados al juicIo por ell minlsterio pd-
blico.
Despu6s de extenderse en- consideraciones
legales, hizo hincapi6 en- que el fiscal confeso
QUE LAS PRUEBAs, ,RESPETABLEs, ,HABIA LLEvA-
DO 4 sU AMMO La DUDA subsistiendo ella,
debfa decretarse laabsouci6n en- eoncordancla
con los mas fUndameatales principles de dere-
oho.
Bsrnardini fne objeto de calurosas fellcl-
tacones por su brilante oratoria.
Estuvo energico, conelenzudo, eocuente y
razoLabe
Es motivo de muchos concentrates que no
Sc inhibiera Tous Soto, pariente del iues VAL
des Cujls, quien aparece como perjudicado en-
ell heeho de autos; asf como tsmblen oil enorme
disparate del sehor fiscal sosteniendo sus con-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-27

10 cual no implica nj impIicar puede que Cruz
Castro eScribI bien.
tales nimiedades, tales mInucas 10 sirven
de tundamento de base para reiucidir en- la
calumnta habIar de bonitaS combinsciones
de doble juego, de equilibrio otras infamias
de esa jaez, que desde uego rechazamos, Ian
zandolas al rostro de los que en- vano tratan de
manchar nuestra reputation, que estA muy por
enelma della de nuestros gratuitos mezquinos
detractores.
La puma Sc detiene indgnada pues no
haIla calidcatvo bastante duro, baStante grA-
hco expressive que aplicar esos hom6res
que Sc permlten dar entender, en- un arran-
que de osadia, de que eos mismos SO asusta-
ran cuando midan todo el alcance de sus pala-
bras, que tenemos del honor un concepto muy
bajo propio de La DEMooRACIA.
\ este 10 dicen los redactores de Ell Pals
Y este Ell boca de tales cabaleros resulta
un sarcasmo sangriento.
Pero no haya cuidado de que 10 repitan
sostengan cara a cara y frente frente
En- case de apuro, escurriran el buto y
aparecera un testaferro que responda por eos.
No sera el primer case.
Y EL PuiS prueba esas calumniosas especies
que lanza contra LA DEMoCRAcIA las prueba
de modo categ6rico fehaciente, que no dele
lugar dndas, sostendremos en- toda OCCASION
en todo tempo, que los hombreS d. Et Pals,
Rosy, Cruz Castro, SalOm6n Dones Calder0n
Aponte No son HOMBRES DE HONOR, SINO VI.
LES DEsPRECIABLEs CALUMNIA DoRES.
Basta va de retcencias cobardes de in
flames vlezasl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-27
Ell principle del fin

Estamos asistiendo al desarrolo de un
drama.
En- Yacucoa, al igual que en- los demas
pueblos de menos de sells mil habitantes, vir
tud de una ley votada por la Camara de escla-
vos, camara formads por el mandate de un
gobierno dictatorial y desp6tico no por la Ii
b6rrma voluntad de un pueblo, ces6 en- sus
funciones la policia municipal, pasando ocu-
par su puesto la insuJdr police,
Este pueblo emnentemente federal, Sc
ha distinguido sempre por su sensatez y cor
dura, en- cuatro amos que sus destinos han
estado en- manos de los federaes, no Sc ha re-
gistrado un escandalo; no ha tendo la prensa
adversario que dar cuenta de un atropello rea-
lizado en- la persona de unO solo de sus adeptos
Cambi6 la sItuacion los de la iusular Sc
encargaron del serviclo dc poicfa y como ST
obedecieran q una consgna, dieron comienzo
q la serie de atropellos que desde hace dos me-
ses Sc Venen efectuando contra los federales
de este pueblo.
Hace dos dias que un guardia soberbo
de apellido Isern trat6 de agredir un arte-
sano digno ell pueblo en- masa al yer al abuse
que Sc guerra cometer con uno de sus hernia
Sc dispaso repeer la aggression, y, debido a su
energca actitud ell heeho no lleg6 consul
marse. Por tai motvo hay dIez y ocho encau-
sados Dor atentado un agente de la autorl-
dad; de modo que los agredldos pasan q la COL
ci6n dc agsesores.
Blen esta ell pueblo entero aguarda ell re-
sultado de este proceso, que puede traer cola.
Sc dispone a no tolerar abuses, partan de
donde partieren.
El drama ha comenzado; va hemos assist
do las primeras escenas veremos como con
cluye.
Luis Pandura,
Yabucoa, Mayo 20 de 1901,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-27
San German

Ha regresado de New-York el joven estu.
dante de aquella ciudad, don Ulises Lopez
Bravo
Don Enrique Quinones Cardona, persona
generalmente querida dej6 de existir tras lar
ga dolencla,
Deja dos pequehos hjos al amparo de ST.
madre polftica doia Josefa Gonzalez, viuda de
Montalvo.
Recban los deudos del sefor Quihone.
nuestro pesame mas expressive.
Ell sargento do la policia nSuar don Ra-
fael Bolfi ha conseguido la disoluci6n de su
matrimonio por sentencia de la Corte de Mas
yagiez
Nuestro distinguido amigo e licenciado
CampiIlo recoge un trunfo jurfdico en- Il
asunto, pues fu6 6l que interpuso Ia demanda,
La policia insuar tuvo que tnatar tiros,
ell viernes, un perro hidr6Gobo
Han vuelto 4 San German, procedentes de
Sarto Domigo la seiiora dofia America ONeill
de Delgado sus nifios en- union de sus her
manos don Juan ONeiI y don Tomas Viyoni.