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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-25
ANNA NJ. EDGERTON,s EsrArr


- STATE or VERMONT, District OF Manchester, ss
Be II remembered. that Al . session OF the
Probate Court. holden IT Manchester, within
aud for said District. on the 9Th day OF July
A. ID. 1901.
Whereas, 4 certain instrument In writing,
under seal, purpor ing 70 be the last will and
testament OF Anna II Edgerton late OF MAnchss-
ter Ia said District, deceased. having been this
day presented 10 said Court OF Probate and duly
nied 10 the Registers Office; Therefore, II lie or
dered that all persons iDiei tsted IN the estate
ofsaid deceased be notified TO appear before
said Cont II the Probate Cftice In Manchester,
In said District. on the 27ih day OF July A d.
1901. al ten O'Clock In the forenoon. by pubhcs.
ton OF tits order three weeks succeesiyeiy
previous the etc, in the ID kncbester JOURNAL,
newspaper printed st Manchester Aforesaid, 10
show cause. II any they may have. why said
Instrument in writing should not be proved and
Allowed a. the last viii and Testament Of the
said deceased.
loss w.B. EDGERT0s. Judge.
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Etupiionf, cuts, porns, scsios sbd sote'
Of oil kinds qa!esly hssled BY DEWITT
Wuch H,zi saliva Cer,sin cure fol
piles. B,ssre Ct coau,erieiU. Be surs
700 get the original = DsWitts. OE Ad
ans, Arlington; A IA Pet,ibone. Msnohei
ter Depot; A II Smith. West Arlington.
RUPERT
Mics Orr oil Oopnsctisut 10 visiting 81
7. d Smiths.
DIR. Dunoips OF Greenwish. New
York called on friends. Saturday.
Prot. Kennedy OF Troy. New YNh
spent Sunday 81 z. q. Fonds's.
M. Z. Howard vho bss been III W,
uusble 10 resume bis work Mondsy.
Mrs. Irving Orr 10 entertaining her
sister and two children Tor Q few days
Francis Anderson u Troy is stopping
With Chsrlie Sheldon.
-Ehjah Hubbard, who has been stay
ing With his daughter. returned homo Sat
urdsy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornie Moore spent
Sunday II Willsrd Crsndslla
The Epvorth Lsssus held 90 Joe.
cream social on the lawn Of the NJ e
church Friday evening.
Rev, Thomas Gardiner and vile. and
Mrs. II. @. Guild, started for the Pan.
American Monday.
The Misses L,urs and Libbis Perrin,
Louise Walt end Ida Donosn have gene
to the summer school ss Bennington.
MIR. Alsnson Cook sfts- . lingering
illness. died Thursday morsine, His 70
mains we're taken 10 Fair Haven for inter
ment.
Mrs Myron Roberts aud children 70
turned from Lske 81. Osthsrine Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. e Howard and Mrs. Albert
Fisher. wen. on an excursion 10 Lake
George last Tharsdsy.
The Lsdies Of the Congregational
church commence the sale Of ics-oresm
Monday 10 the church psrlsrs.
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James White, Rrysntsville. Ind ssys
DsWnps Which Hsz,l B.lvs healed ruu
ming sores 90 both legs. He hsd suffered
8 years. Doctors failed 10 help bin. &c,
Dewnn's Accept no limitations. o. Z
Aasm,, Arlioeto A. Il. Smith. West Arl
insios; A. u, Ps.libess, Manchester De
POI.
p. I. Wynsn 10 somevbst better
than be wAs last vet. Dr.. Rsy Of Chez
ter ". here bot hiss returned home.
Mrs s.rsh Resell 10 visiting her
500, Ftsnh QisekeDbnsb. 10 N.tioh. M.s,
Mfs. Joseph simonds 10 caring for the fam
lily 10 her absence.
AT . recent mts,ins The Library 1ras
iee,, Ms. g w. Whitley sss chosen Ii
brsrisn end Mrs. John RussslI. Mics Leis
B.ichsldes and @. Z Beck vith Assistant
Libraries. The Library hes bscn moved
isom Mrs. Whisneys 10 the recently
rspsirei rsom 10 the village. which
IL 10 te nssd ~ . reading room. slso.
Abont one tundf "a hooks sers conlribns
81 short tims age. most Of them The slit
Of DR.. r. Barton 81 Mes York. Mach
credit 10 due and msnr iksnks eILndsd
10 Mn. Whitney iof her services ~ Libra
rian which she hss generously given and
90 yell performed.
--is hss been arranged 70 have 90 after
noon aud 30 evening meeting. Aug. 18th.
old Hons Week" The Executive Coo
ui,iss Tor the siissooco meeting viii BE-
Dr.. Il D. Barton. Mira Costlss Bstchsl
der. for lhs evening Misses Susis Hapsood
ssa lds b. Barton sad Mr. 6sift Each
isniiy 10 sshsd 70 invite oil the guests II |
ssn scscnuodste. TIE following canvass
Ice committee hss bsen sppoinlsd; Die
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,


Eatste OF BAEUEL PIKE.
The undersigned, having been appointed ty
the Hon. Probate Court. for the District OF Man
chester, Commissioners TO receive. examine and
adjust all claims and dtmsIds OF all persons
agsinst the estate OF
Samuel Pike late Of Manchester
In sad District. deceased and all claims exhibit.
ed In OBJECT thereto. hereby give notice that we
Court House IN Manchester on The 29th day OF
November, 1901 from oDe O'Clock Y. N until
four o'clock ?. ~ CD raii day. and that sir
months from the 29ih day o' Msy A. y,
1901, Is the time limited by rnid Court for said
oroGitors 10 present their claims to ns tor OK
amin ration and allowance.
Dated at Manchester this 23th day OF May
A u. 1901.
y. ", COOK, Com'rs
J. H. HICKS,
JAS X. BATonrLDEB Administrator. Arlington
Vermont. l03w
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'hsvs yos . door psint thst lasts two
~eeksT Yes, xe have Dew zee; II hss .
bssntiiol alosi snd will wear ~, yesrs u
properly spilled. A l. Graves.
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( COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

Est4te Of rfays AIDRtcn
The undersigned having been appointed ~
the Hon. Probate Court for the DislIiet Of Man.
chester ConmissiOn6fs, 10 receive, sfamins aud
sdjast all claims an0 demands Of alI persons
against the estste "
yifon Aidnch late u LsEagfors
in said District. deceased and aIi claims s1hibit
Cd 10 OBJECT thereto hereby give notice that We
siI meet for the purposes Aforesaid - mo
dwaiAng OF Geo. Bans 10 sDdgfovs
on The eth day Of JsBnsrs Is0z. from sue
O'clock b. H. until four o'clock ~. Gu ssid day
aud thai sin months from the tiL day " Jniy
A. D. 1901 IL the tine limited By said
Court for ssld creditors 70 Ifsssnt ihsir
claims 10 40 Tor examination sEd ALI wsncs.
Dated II Lsndsross this Sih day o. July
1901.
oLoh1E aAEIIs. cou.y.
Mfk0s EATEn,
0soEar y. paws, Administrator. LsIdcngsrry,
ysfmopi. ilsv
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

I IOM MISSIONER'S NOTICE.
Estate of UHASIA GLEASON
The undersigned, having been appointed b,
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Man.
chester Commissioners, to receive, examine and
| adjust all claims and demands OF all persons
against the estate OF
UrAnja Gleason late Of Winhall
In said District. deceased, and oil claims exhibit.
| ed In Offset thereto. hereby give notice that We
will meet for the purposes Aforesaid At the
house Of 3. B. Taylor In Bondvilie
on the 2lst day OF December. 1901. from
one O'Clock P. y. untH four O'Clock P. II. on
said day and that six months from the
2lst day Of June A. d. 1901, IL the time
limited BY said Court for said creditors to pre-.
sent their claims to us for examination and
allowance. e
1901.
l. BURBANK.
D. AyPR0UrY, Com'rs.
J. NJ KENDALL
8. B. TAILOR. Administrator, Bondville.
Vermont. ll3w
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Eetate OF JonE mc9Aur.
Tie undersigned, having boon appointed by
the II on. Probate Court Tor the District of Man
chester Commissioners, to receive. examine and
aojust all claims and demands OF all persons
against the estate Of
John McNslly Iato OF Eandgste
10 ssid District, deceased. and all clsims abLi.
ed In offset thereto, hereby give notice that We
will meet, for the purposes Aforesaid NJ
The storo Of ~. u. Hnfd, Ia tandgate
on the 2sh day Of November, 1901, from one
months from the ss,h day Of May A. y.
1901. IL the time limited by said Court for said
creditors to present their Gains TO Us for ersm-
nation and allowance.
Dsted II HAIdgate this 18th day II MAY
"A. u. 1901.
CLARK BAMILTos.l com,r.
h0DEbT DEWEY. WI"
N. J. Ceyry, Administrator, Manchester.
Vermont ysw
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7. ]. Ttouss. santstviils. Ala, Il s.s
snfuies IRON dy,pspsis sksn ] CONNIE
% stias Koasi Dyspepsia Care ! loek
ssssrsl bottles sed osn digest al, tsins. .
X sdsl Dyspspsis Cure 10 the Only prepare
tios eon,sItiss 81 the ns,nrsl digestive
fri3s IL give, wesk stomsehs entire
rssi. rsstorins their rslsfsl coaciiion. o
Z Adams. Arlisssoa; A II Peit,bope, Man
chester Depot. A II Smith, wssi Aflins
ton
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viiI wear |. long % Dwoes, Nc other,
are % heavy tolisi, tecsuse DsFos's
Weighs . 10 s cstc~s more 10 The rist,
Seli by A. l. Graves.
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lRLIseTos.
Mira J. J sasksbobtr Is visiting Il
Trey. n. Y
Mr., sna Mts Mortimer Barney 81,
vi siiips 10 town.
-Mvs. usrry Bundy AMI con sre visi
Inc at Dr. W. 8 Phillips.
fonk J. Teit. . veteran OF the Spar
ish ssr. hs received . pension Of $40 pei
month.
NJ. and Mr.. Sylvester Dsming and
family OF New York ere 10 town for The
simmer.
Miss. Mary Adsms. Who hes been 81
tending the Psr-Americsp exposition, has
returned home.
"A lawn party snd dance vas held here
Thursday evening for The benefit Of the
Social and Literary Clab.
The Green Mountain Boys will play
the Gam bridge base ball lean on the Can
Geld grounds this, Thursday, afternoon 81
3p N.
The women sfSL James church will
servs . parish ts Thursday afternoon
from 10 o'clock st The home Of F. N.
Garfield.
Mrs. +, r. Shaw IL entertaining ssve
rsl people at her summer home 10 Ess'
Arlington this week. The party 10 made
up Of Mise z ,hner, Robert Z,hner spd
Henry Shaw OF adams. Mass. Misses
Mary and Jennie Hastings Of South Shafts
bury, Mise E,hel visult; Edward Shaw
and wsltsr Shaw OF this village.
Sheriff Wilson has been appointed by
the county court special commissioner TO
eIpepd the slate money recently sppro
pristsd BY the coort TO sid the town Of
Woodford 10 The repair Of its highways.
The amount sgreed upon is Sl400. OF
which the state provides 500 and the
town 500 The special com missioner. OF
course. superintends the expenditure OF
the I ull amsuut.
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INOR sALE.-several tons OF good quality hay
L Also moving machine and horse rake
Mrs NJ. L. SHEPARD,
Manchester, Vt June 2oih, 1901. III
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Estate OF FnfDKBIcg 81. kaAw
The undersigned. having been sppoin Cd BY
the Hon. Probate court Tor tho District u Man.
chester, Commissioners. 10 receive, examine
aud adjust al elaine aud demands Of all per-
sons sgaipst the estate of
FndsfIcs N ths~ late of Lardgroye
10 said District deceased and all claims exhibit
ed 10 effect thereto. hereby give notice that ss
will meet Tor The pufposes Aforesaid ~ the late
residence 81 said dseesssd Ia Lsn6grOys
on the 10Th day Of December 1901. from one
o'clock until tour o'clock y. on ssid
day, and hist cir months from the 18th day
OF June a. D. 1901 10 the time limited by
said Coait icr said creditors ~ pressnt their
claims 70 ~ for examination and allowance.
Dated at Lsndgroye this 18Th day Of June
A. d. 1901.
W ". Willy, [ c.1..
GRO. w HAhhfs, 'eA"'
Gfo. u. tnAs. Administrator, Landsroys.
Vermont. Iis~
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The condition Of bis health will not
permit ex Senator George F, Einoods 10
visit Vermont during Old Home week
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MARY j FFL1'5 ESTATE.


kTATE OF VERMONT District OF Manchester, rs
Be II remembered, that nj \ seesion ot the
Probate Conri, holden at Manchester, within
and Tor said Distilcs on the 10th day Of July
A. ID. 1901.
Whereas. = certain instrument IN writing
under seal, purporting 10 be the last Nil and
testament OF Mary j. Felt late Of Man
chester In said District deceased. having been
this day presented TO said Court Of l., obnio and
duly filed IN the Registers Office
Therefore, IL 10 ordered that all persons In
terested In the estate OF sad deceased bo mott.
fed to appear before said Court, at tho Pro-
bate Office In Manchester, in said District on the
9Th day OF August A. d. 1901. at 10 o'clock A. y
by publication OF this order three weeks
successively, previously thereto, In tho Man
chester JOURNAL, \ newspaper printed ut Man
CHI ester aforesaid, TO show cause, II any they
may have. why said instrument In writing
should not be fled and recorded ~ the last will
and testament OF the said deceAstd.
li3w W. b. ED0ERfDN. Judge.
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EOR SALE.-Two houses belonging to til,
At once 10 close the estate For price. etc, apply
to W. II ROBERTS, Administrator.
Manchester Centre. w., July Gath, 1901. 1857
NOTICE An psrtiss' wanting exclusive priv
IN leges on the BstteDkill Valley Fair Grounds
warm meals. cold lunch. oysters and CLANS, ict
cream, peaches. bananas and grapes, candy
cigars, peanuts. ETC., also people wanting TO run
teams to and from Fair Ground with passengers
get your certificates and be ready for business
For above privileges please call on or address
+. W. COOK, Rental Committee,
July 24th, 0l--l2 Manchester Centre, Vt.
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TriQnfO
de Santos DumOnt.

Por fin el TELEGRAPH ha venldo
aver trAernos la bnena nueva. San
tbs Dumont ha striuntado. 10 cele-
bfamos por que es amt rlcano, y ha
logrado hacerse admirar y aplaudir
en- Paris que segdn dicar, es ell cers-
bro de Europe.
va la navegacion aeres, ha que
dado sometida la inteligencia de.
hombre.
Las pruebas realizadas aver, son
Cd 1ncluyentes, b gle bo navega y Ell
brasile1o Dumont le dirige y le i'm
ponesu vt luntad. E viento no es
obstaculo para su marcha; es venci-
do asu vez, y contra su corriente,
mar cha ell areostato a raz0n de SO
M as por hora.
Cuando esta Ultima prueba tuvo
lu ga, la multitud que presenciaba
ell ex perimento, prorumpi6 en- aplau
so y aclamaciones estrepitosas de
entusiasmo.
iHLnora Santos Dumont, cuyo
dc scu brimiento introducira sin duda
un a revoluci6n p"ofuhda en- Ell siste-
ma de communication UNIVERSAL
GLORIA los cue estudian y per-
seyeran
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DeSde Washington,
Como Sc bate ell CObre
en- FilipinaS
DESASTRE DE BALANGIGA.

Cerca de Balangiga, en- la isla
dc Samar, tuvo efecto ell 20 del pa
sadO, un encuentro entire america
nos a insurrectos que, resulto desas-
troso prrs los'primeros.
Hall&base; almorzando la com
paf1fa G. del 80 de infanterfs, GUAM
dosle ataco un nutrido cuarpo de
flipinos, quedando alli muertos to-
dos los oficiales y cuarenta y pico
de los soldados.
Los insurrectos tuvieron tam
bierf>aIgunas bajas cuyo n1mero no
ha sido possible precisar aua.
De las fuerzas americanss solo
escaparon con vida uncs 20 HON.
bres
De Manila ha salido ell General
Hughes aeon paflado de un fuerte
contingente de infanterla, para asu-
mir el mando de las fuerzas en- Ia
escena del desastre.
Eu Tarlac, capital de Ia pro-
vincia de su nombre, Sc be descu-
bierto,una nueva rama del Katipu-
nan, sociedad que tiene- por. objeto
Ia muerte de los blancos. Dicese que
al frente de ella esta el Alcalde del
pue bio, que los policias son todos
6uramentados.
En- Tayabas' y Batangas existe
la peor clase de guerril]as. que, ,'pue-
de suponerse, dlcen los -despachos
mas recientes de Manila. Los insu
rrectos estan distribuidos por todos
los caminos veredas, asechando
perennemente al viajero. E Jefe
febelde Caballos, 8 ha rstirado q les
nontaf1as. LES principales seccio
mes insurrectas estau habilmente ST.
tuadas en- puntos convenientes, y
Aprovechau tooa oportanidad para
proveerse de armas y municiones.
FL desastre de Samar. ha caido
como una bomba en- les cfrculos mi
litares de esta Capital. Samar es
hna isla bastante grande, aun cuau-
do allf la revolucion hs echado s6li
das bases, las fuerzas americanas
mo llegan a $500 hombres, los cua-
les estau distribuidos Ell varios pun
tos Espaf1a nunca trat6 de ocupar
esta isla dice Ia prenss; ocupaci6n
que des1s hace unos tres meses e.
tan tratando de efectuar los ameri
canos, y por 10 visto, les esta cos
{ ando muy cara. sNo Sc gano "a
d nora en..una hora,, y las eleccioues
d ell sno .pasado, con la derrota de
Bryar, no larece haber in fiuido mu
cho nj POGO en- la actitud de los insu
rrectos .6lipiros, que siguen en- sus
trece, pidiendo por la fuerzs de las
armas,e derecho de la fuerza como
nacion lbre independents, iPatrio-
tica es la labor!
A. II. LOPEZ NUSSA.
Washington, Octubre.
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BIBLIOGRAFIA.
A pelo y a c0ntra-pelo.

q n este tlt. ha ei h do la
calle, nut stra amigo Adofo Lobato,
un trabajo de navajo y.tijera, con-
feccionado por 81 mismo, con todo
ell arte y toda la chisra de I'm pelu-
quero de tres bemoles.
Hemos leido ell librejo, que estA
escrito sin jab6n de ninguna c'ss,,
Y nps ha hecho pasar un ,ato muy
agra adable, ad mirando Is grAcia con
que muneja el au.o1 el ilscrumento
fem enino por excelencia.
Els un buen punto este Lobato;
con nvenciendonos, con la lectura de
su libro, que 10 mismo maneja la Ca
bezA de un calvo (cosa no facil en- es-
tos tiempos de spelotas,) que trss
quila la morusa literaris, de cuai-
quier enmarafIado escritor de boli-
che, de esos que tanto abundan en-
este 5 tiempos de escasez de plata y
abun ndancia de contl iouciones.
Por una miserable pesetills, pua
de eualquiera llevar en- e, b sillo,
la chisp peante produccio del Ffga,
70 puertorriquef1o.
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HECH0S Y DI CH0S.
CrOniQuilla del dia.

Lo que Sc hace sin pensar, traeI
siempre malas consecuencias.
Sc dice que un alto funcionario,
recibi6 una invitaci0n para un acto
muy solemne en- determinada Logia
de la isla.
Y segdn parece, no hizo ell deoi-
do aprecio de Ia invitacion.
Con este motive le andan bus
cando ahora, las patas a la perica.
30
Sc sabe que ha causado NAL efe G
to entire muchos corr el G, ,onarios su-
Jos, el empe1o que tiene clerto pc
ri6dico, en- sacudir ysgaas viejas,
para que slgan cucaracnas.
Y hassa Sc dics que la empresa
va notando esos efectos.
Sc habla de una proxima recep-
cion en- la Mansion Ejecutiva.
Sc murmura que ha sfdo obje-
to de discussion, entire ciertos ele-
nentos polfticos, Ia conveuiencia de
asistir no asistir al aeto.
90
Los que estan pendientes de la
velita pclftica, ase guran que sopla
de Washington viento muy favora-
BILE; pero no falta asf mismo quien
yea nube IS muy oscuras en- @, hori-
zonte.
Por nuestra parte po3e nCs ase
gurar, que no Sc nota vari aci6n al
guna en- ell centro del cuadrante.
90
La montana negra de la <Nava!
Station, conti' ia eievandoss gra-
dualnlente. va tisne Gu su 3 entra-
n as a go mas de ci1aco mil toneladas
de carbon; y nos aseguran, que Sc
prepar&n para subastar Ia de scarga
de aque, combustible, hssta compile
tar ell maximum de ici,acueaata mil to-
nelo0os! que han de conducir otros
vapores que estan para llegar.
Caando todo este ccmbustible
este en- TERRA, la e1spide de Ia mon
tafla negra sera IN blen punto de
vista para examiner ell horizonte, y
hacer algunas observa ones astro-
nomicas sobre las futuras estrellas,
que han de aumentar la conste laci6n
nacional,
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N0TlClAS.

Suplicamos nue. stros sgentes
y felacionados de la Isla, Sc sirvan
dlslmularnos la Immediate c9nte sta
cion de sus correspondencias, por
haberlo impedido las atenciones q
que nos obliga ba la enfermedad de
nuestro Director.
Ya esta muy mejorado, Dios
gracias, en- breve quedarau re anu
dadas nuestras tareas habituales,
Hemos tenido Ell gusto de salu-
dar en- esta redacci6n nuestro anti
quo amigo don Manuel Gorbea Guz-
man, Secretar;o del Ayuntamiento
de Gurabo, que Sc encuentra en- uso
de licencia en- esta Capital Es muy
probable que nuestro amigo no vuel.
va a aquel pueblo donde esta bas-
tante descontento, y obtenga mejor
puesto en- otra localidad, 10 cual ce-
lebraremos por las excelentes condi-
clones que le alderman.
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Comandante Lotter
condenado a muerte
POR ALTA TRAIOION.
Se lie hacen cargos muv severos durante
su estancia en- Middleburg.

New York Octulre l2 l-3o P M.
Dicen de Londres, que ha sido
sentenclado a muerte, ell conan
dante Lotter, contra quien Sc for
mulafon cargos muy graves duran
te su estancia en- Middleburg.
Al principle Sc creyo que ha-
D1a exageraciol en- las acusaciones
de alta traic-on que Sc hacfan al
Comandante Lotter; pero el suma-
no n. probado la culpabilidad del
militar.
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Horroroso incendio.
El pueblo de Alba
DESTRUIDO CoMPLETAMENTE.
Perdidas innumerables. Socorros seran
enviados de todas parties.

New-York Octubre II I-30 P. M.
Sc acaban de recibir noticias de
que ell pueblo de Alba, Estado do
Texas, ha sido completamente des /
truido por un horroroso incendio.
Muchas personals han perecido
en- las llamas
Las p6rdidas son incalcula bles.
Todos los esfuerzos que Sc hill
cleron para contener ell voraz ele-
mento, fueron indtiles.
En- todos los Estados Sc haceu
colectas para socorrer a las vfcti-
mas del incendio.
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Ell Professor Normal D. Feliue Janer,
residente en- Rio Piedrss, admite nj
f1cs internos de ii aflcs de edad.
Los alumnos estudiaran preferen-
temente ell idiona ingles y recibiran
una complsta instruction primaria,
bajo la direction del referido profe-
sor, auxi iado oe uno de sus hijos q.
acaba de l'egar de los E ,tados Uni
dos
Ell Sr Janer dara los informes que
SO le pidan aceIca de estipendios y
demas condolences.
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S E P A S E

Que no publicamos comunicados
sin ue sean pagados por adelan-
tadol
Ca da seis palabras, Sc cuentan por
una inca, y la Inca vale diez cen
tavoS 5.
La cartas que vengan con com u
uicados sin su importe no Sc con-
testan u.
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Sc ha declarado
Ia guerra civil
EN- Ell AFGHANISTAN.
La muerte del Emir ha despertado am
biciones Y egoismos.

New York Octubre IL l-20 P NJ.
Los dltlmos despachos recibi-
dos por la prensa asociada dan
cuenta de que la guerra civil ha
estallado en- todo el Afghanistan,
tomando proporciones muy alar-
nantes.
La muerte del Emir, ha des-
pertado grandes ambiciones y egois-
mos
Sc teme que la paz no pueda
consolidarse
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Barcos de guerra
lngleses y alemanes
ENVIADOS A VENEZUELA.
Sc ignora la mission que traen los bar
cos de guerra.

New York Octubre IL l-30 P NJ.
Despachos de hoy dan cuenta
de haber lido a Venezuela dos bar
COS de guerra alemanes v uno in
giles.
El Representante de Venezuela
ha manifestadp que ignora la mi
sion que trae1 esos harcos de que
FRA y asegufa que sea cual fuere,
en- NADIA Sc relacionara con Vene-
zuela.
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Articulo sensational.
FL Sr. Pi y Margall
EMPLAZA AL GOBIERNO.
El Diputado Republioano, ofrece ocu-
parse en- ell Congreso de Ia eonduota del
Goberno,

New York Octubre IL l-3) P. NJ.
Dicen de Madrid, qre ha eau
sado una gran sensacion un yiolen-
to artfculo que public0 ell ST.. Pi Y
Margall, hacienda graves acusacio-
nes al Gobierno.
Ell Diputado republican, ofrece
librar una energica campana en- el
CoDgreso desarrollando los puntos
y probando las acusaciones que ha-
ce en- el articulo.
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POR GLEN DOLLARS al con
tado So vende un piano en- muy buen
estado, de la afamada fabrica de
Kalmann, Berlin que cost6 $500 me
xicanos. En- esta redaccion infor-
msreMos A p