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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-21
Amusements
WORCESTER THEATRE

WORCES lex lHEAl KE
Felix F. Wendelschseier, Manager
ToDAY-MATINEE and EVENING.
the pleasing Pastoral Play,
JOSHUA SlMPKINS
IT'S MOST ALL FUN.
Special Scenery and Mechanical Effects.
Good Specialties.
Matinee, 10 and zoe. Night. 10. 20, SOc.
Farmer Band Parade at Noon.
TOMORROW NIGHT-Mystery Supreme!
The Great
KELLAR
New Magic. New Conceits, New Illu--
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Discoveries in the Realm of the Marvellous
Prices-25. so, 75c $780,
THURSDAY. Oct. A-Charles Frohman
Presents a Decentralization by Edward Il.
Rose of IRVING BACHELLERS Novel,
EBEN HOLDEN"
With E. M HOLLAND as EBEN HOL-
DEN.
Prices-25c, 5Oc 75c, 500 and $780,
Seats on Sale Tuesday
FRI. and SAT-, SAT. MAT, Oct. 25-26-
The Original Boston Production. Inc
Jolliest Kind of Jolliality,
THE BURG OMASTER.
so Players. Carloads Scenery.
PRICES-Mat., 25 so, 75c, $1.00.
Eve, 25 50, 75c, $1.00, S1.5O.
Seats on Sale Wednesday.
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Members Of the Woman's Club In
terested in joining the class in archC
itecture will meet at the class room OF
the Y. w. c. A. today at AS p. m.
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NEWFOUNDLAND.

On board the steamer Bruce from
Port au Basques recently, were seven live
fawns that were caught in Deer Lake re-
gion, and which were being taken to New
York. where they will be placed in the
Geological Museum. The fawns were
captured by R. L. Mare on account of the
Geological Society of that city. The ami
mails were expressed right through to
New York, and are for the purposes of
exhibition
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The governor and his council were
travelling in Western Massachusetts
and Connecticut last week. Gov.
Crane is to enjoy a unique experience,
having for the closing year of his ser
vice a council composed of the very
men who are now serving, with the ex-
ception of Councillor HARDWOOD Of Lynn,
who will be succeeded by Hon. D.L.Rob-
inson of Gloucester. This condition
was assured by tAs denomination of
Councillor Howe. On the other hand,
Gov. Bates, in 1903. is likely to have
an entirely new body OF men in the
council, with the single exception Of
Mr. Robinson. MANN.
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The ballot law commission Is to meet
tomorrow morning to see when it will
sit to hear the three or four protests
which have been made. Either there
is less interest in politics this year than
before, or the politicians are becoming
better educated in relation to it, for
the commission has practically nothing
of importance before it, while in every
other year since it was created 1t has
had number of knotty problems to
settle. In fact, up to a day or two
since, the indications were that it
would not meet at all this year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-10-03
KEEPING CITY CLEAN
The SANITARY OFFICERS
REPORT FOR SEPTEMBER
General Obedience to Orders for Abat-
ing Of Nuisances---Work
Of District Inspectors
Last Month.

e. II. Tracy, city sanitary officer. re-
ports for september: Building appli-
cations received. 80. of which 50 were
approved. Applications held by this
office =. and by the Survey department
a. Applications of previous month.
approved. So.
Cesspools located during the month,
IL.
Buildings altered or moved so as to
conform to the sanitary regulations vi
the Board of Health, H..
Inspections before during and aftei
building. l6s.
Inspections for sanitary reasons. 372.
Certificates for hotel, restaurant or
lodging house licenses applied for, 80.
of which 22 were issued and held for
sanitary work to be finished. -Four
licenses were issued on previous appli-
cations. Number of adults which can
by law be lodged in these buildings
licensed, iij3.
Seven formal complaints have been
filed and five have been Investigated
Nh' $50 vi OtucT
two. one is being abated aud the
other was found to be groundless.
Ten is-hour notices have been serv-
ed and all but one accomplished their
purpose One has not yet expired.
Three arrests have been made. The
first two preferred to do what was re-
quired and were released. The third. a
native caught dumping garbage in the
street, ~as reprimanded and discharg-
cd.
Several notices to connect to the
public sewer system have been served.
Two builders without permits have
been ordered to get permits.
The city sanitary officer calls atten.
ton to a pond near Wilder avenue and
Piikoi street. which is menace to the
public health. Assistant Supe'inten.
dent OF Public Works Campbell prom.
ised 20 fill the pond but had not done
SO.
At Yesterdays meeting Of the Board
of Health the pond was condemned as
q nuisance on Mr.. Tracys report.
Reports of sanitary inspectors for
September show the following total
results, being house improvements or.
dered and finished, together with mum.
Der % inspections made in each dis.
trict
jas. 3. German. district No |. Or.
dered, ISL; finished, 45l; Inspections,
1895.
A. @. Hitchcock. district No. .. Or.
dered. 57s; finished. 81; inspections,
436.
II. P. Jacobson. district No. Q. Or.
dered, 81: finished. sos; old orders
finished, ~: inspections. 1912.
Viyichaves. district No. 4. Ordered.
5c7; finished, 47S: old orders finished
80; Inspections. 1900
T. W. Carroll. district No. ;. Or.
dered. I05; finished. 646: old orders
finished. 20: inspections. 1880.
j. W. Francis. district No. 9. Order.
ed. i0l: finished. 36S: old orders finish.
ed. los; inspections. 1929.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-10-03
MISF0 FORTUNES ATTEND The
AIRSHIP THAT IS STEERED

New York, Sept. 20.-The Paris edi
ton Of the Herald publishes additional
details concerning the latest smash o
the airship OF NJ. Santos Dumont Th,
Herald says:
VI. Santos Dumont's balloon had
smash up. VI. Santos Dumonts des
tiny appears to be success followed by
accidents After the catastrOphes OF
July Is, August s, and September 9, II
might be thought that i'll luck had last,
ed long enough. and that hencefortl
good luck in his experiments would
be unmiXed.
In the latest attempt the chances
seemed entirely in his favor. There
was no wind and the Siderable balloon
was In perfect shape. All the condi,
tons so long and patiently waited for
appeared to be combined. The aero.
naut passed the night at the pavilion
De Longchamps. close to the balloon
house to take advantage OF the early
morning hours and the favorable con-
dition so rare at this period of the
year. Starting from the Prairie d'Acre
station, he crossed the Seine without
difficulty and meneuyered for an hour
with perfect success over the course at
Longchamps. Everything went as well
as could be desired, and NJ. Santos Du-
mont decided to devote the entire day
TO his aeronautic experiments. reserv-
ing two hours to making a call in the
car at a restaurant In the Bots for
breakfast.
But he was stopped from a wholly
insignificant cause. For some minutes
after observing that the ever-caprici-
Gus petroleum motor was working ir-
regularly, he remained near the center
of the race course in order to have a
place for coming to the ground in tho
event Of the motor stopping.
AS his friends gathered in group
at one end of the race course he direct
ed his course toward them TO ask them
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to come nearer the center. At thi
moment, when wheeling round a
great speed like an automobile whel
turning the corner Of a street, the bal
loon was driven against some higl
trees. Its cover brushed the branches
slightly, but enough to cause mischief
In an instant it was in ribbons ant
completely emptled of its 500 cubic
metres OF hydrogen.
| The frame bearing the weight of the
motor broke as soon as il touched the
ground, but the aeronaut 'emainet
standing in the car uninjured, in the
midst OF splinters of wood and strips
OF torn silk and tangled web OF steel
and wire.
Much veXed In reality at the loss o
mis- new balloon. constructed with Sc
much care but to all purposes unmov-
ed. NJ. Santos Dumont shook hands
with his friends, who surrounded the
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The California and Oriental 5. $. q.
". G. Irwin & Ga
Limited
Limited

AGENTS FOR
Western Sugar Refinery Company Of
San Francisco.
Baldwin Locomotive Works Of Phila.
delphla, Pa, U. S. A.
Newell Universal Mill Co. National
Cane Shredder). New York, U. S. A
N. Ohlandt G. Co.'S Chemical Fertil.
izers.
Alex. Cross & Sons high-grade Fert,l-
izers for Cane and Coffee.
Reeds Steam Pipe Covering.
ALSO OFFER FOR SALE.
Parafiine Paint Co.'s P. & B. Paints and
Papers; Lucol and Linseed Oils,
raw and boiled.
lndurine "a cold-water paint. in white
and colors.
Filter Press Cloths, Cement, Lime and
Bricks.
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Peary Has Reached
AND FULLY CHARTED
NorthernG Greenland

petition. but ten days in the field dem.
onstrated that men and dogs were not
in fit condition, and that 1t would be
hazardous If not hopeless to proceed.
Nj. Peary therefore decided to return
to Fort Conger and begin Immediately
work on an expedition for the spring
OF 1902. his first step being a trip
southwark to learn If possible what he
might depend on. regarding the auxil-
larry ships of 1900 and 1901.
Four busy months followed. The
Windward broke out of the ice on July
8, and after a months successful work
In lnglefeld Gulf among the walrus.
OF which 1875 were killed and landed
at Brumt Island, was Joined on Au-
gust 1 by the Erik. the auxiliary Of
1901. The total walrus score of both
ships is $50, or about ninety tons OF
food for men and dogs, which. with
meat and skins Of forty deer. are al
ready available for next springs work.
Mr. Peary has established his head
quarters for the winter at Payer har-
Dor. where the Windward was ice.
bound. Heavy ice from Kane Basin
prevented the Erik from reaching .he
new base. and after four DAYS of vain
and arduous effort Mr.. Peary and his
party. including his faithful Esuuimos
with their lighter supplies. were dis
embarked at temporary camp In Her.
schel Bay. ten miles south. on Aug. 80.
whence he expects in few weeks to
transfer all to his permanent base not
| more than ten miles distant.
The Windward. with Messrs. Stein
and Wormbath as passengers. is fol-
lowing us. but neither ship had news
Of the Fran.
Our winter on the Windward was
monotonous. but comfortable. our cold
est being but 10 degrees below. Once
he had close call by rafting ice.
threatening to drive the Windward on
the rocks. but the ship righted herself
on the next tide. No serious illness,
accident or mishap Of any kind has he
fallen any Of the parties In the field
Or on ship. and my husband. at our
! parting at Herschel Bay Camp on Aug.
30 was In the best of health and full
OF confidence that he will succeed In
the task which he has set for himself
for next spring. My purpose now is tn
rejoin him In the WinGward at Cape
Sabine in August nsXt and return Will,
him to the States.
JOSEPHINE DIEBTTsCH PEhRY.
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Every Day Affords New Proofs of the
peculiar effects OF PAIN-KILLER. In
cases where a disordered condition Of
the stomach, liver and bowels is COM
bined with great debility. nervous
weakness. and intense melancholy, is
effects are most beneficial and WONDER
ful. II should be kept by every family.
Avoid substitutes. there Is but one
Pain-k!lIer. Perry Davis. Price 25c and
50c.
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well, sub" rejoined the Colonel. II
shall have TO ask you to call It some
thing else. have tried II, sun -
Chicago Tribune.
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Mr.. Peary's letter to II. l.. Bridgman.
President Of the Peary Arctic Club,
which Mrs. eenry refers to, is In ps-:
ss follows:
'Conger. ADril 1, 1861.
My Dear Bridgman:--It gives ma
great pleasure to present TO The club
The results OF the work 0: 1900.
Il. The rounding of the LortEern
limit OF the Greenland arahipc.ag, the
most northern known land in the
world, probably the most northerly
land.
"2. The highest latitude yet attained
In the western hemisphere (S3 degrees.
% north.
. -. The determination of the origin
os the so-called palecrystic Ice (floe
berg), etc.
considering that | am an old man.
have one broken leg. and only three
toes. and that my starting point was
Etah. feel that this was doing toler.
ably well. II Is almost a thousand
years since Erik the Red first sighted
the southern extremity OF the archi-
pelago, and from that time Norwe-
gians, Dutch. Danes. Swedes. English
men, Scotchmen and Americans have
crept gradually northward mp its
shores, until. at last. through the in
strumentality and liberality OF the club,
Its northern cape has been lifted ont
OF the Arctic mists and obscurity, II
seems fitting that this event. charac-
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Paul Alexis.

Discfpulo, emu!o y bfografo de
Emilio z 3la.
Alguna vez colabor6 cou el ir-
SINCE malogrado Guy de Maupas-
SAINT A'guna vaz ss hombr ,o, por
exito litersrio de resonauc; 3, con el
prominente gran pontffice sl rea
lismo -naturalismo.
Era provenzal 500 teria SO
an Sobre su tnmba, en- Tfie',
junto con la piades. ofrenda de Ia
grim asIy flores, vert1o Zola, su macs
tro y amigo, las expresiorss de su
yer DO conmovido.
Ha sido una per Ida importan
te para las letras francesas.
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LluVia de maripOSaS,

En- un pueblo de las cercanfas
d. Bru s., denomin. do Kestal (Gre-
cia, ha ocurrido un sorprendente
fen6meno meteoro' 6gico, que los ha-
bitantes del ps1s miran con cierta
preven eioo, inspirados por sus ira
diciona les i'd aas de enca ntamianto y
magia ma hech IRA.
Cierta maf1ar a, cuando al pOb a.
.cion trabajadora estaba entregada
en- los terrenos que rodean aIKestel
q las faenas del campo, comenzo q
caer sobre los asombrados lsbrado
res una espesa lluvia de mariposas,
que tan pronto como tocabanlen tie
IRA s , levantaban revoloteando.
Tan estupenda lluvia durarfa u
nos quinse 8 veinte minatos; des
pues descargo otrA de aqua con fu-
ria extraordinaria.
El campo quedo sembrado de
maripcsas; dos dias despues una
tempestad arrastr6 Ia espesa capa
de lepid6pteros, qua lego a cub .ir
gran extencion de tierras de cultivo
y fernando espes remolinos, fue
impelida por ell seuca lado ven
dabal hacia los montes Ol m 30.
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IA DT BIo0 u DE 1901
EI.BACALA0.

Soz muy oportuuas las conside-
rAciar es que haee On 81 Liberal don
Pablo Ruiz de Velasco, acarca del
precio que ha llega1o el bacalao
on Espana, donde So paga 81 doble
cue Ga Ell resto de Europa.
FL bac alao, que bien codimenta
do & Pa vizcaina, como So ban hacer
10 erlsBilban !, slele comerlo por ca.
pricho el rico, es un Artfoulo de pri-
mera necesidad para lae classes POGO
acome dadas, que guisandolo con pa
tatas, al ajo arriero y en- muchas y
variadas formes, seproporcionan nm
plato de s6lida alimentacion.
Pero este recurso do los hoga-
res modestos se Ills convertible en- ar
tfcul3 de luio con Ia suoida de les
csmbios
G1estan en- Burdeos, puestos q
bordo 100 kflogramos de bacalao 46
frances.
2 aga el introductor para traer-
los & Espafia: derechos de Aduana,
"a pesetas: fetes hasta Pasajes. CO.
mission y portes q Madrid 9 pesetas; !;
quebrsnto pBra elpagn de la mercan
cfa (43 por 100), 1878 pesetae. que
hacen IN total des ambolso de 81 70
pesetas por los 400 kil6gramos de
bacalao, 8 sea un recargo de <ciento
diez ppr cientos sobre el valor de la
mer ear c1a.
Sc impone, pues, Ia reforma q.
rancelaria, rebajando los derechos
que paga ell bacalao, 6 Sc aumenta-
ran LAP an gustias con que las classes
POGO acomodadas luchan para pro-
curarse Ia subsistencia.
dQue diremos entonces en- Pto-
Rico, donde nos cuesta $22 orc. los
100 kilos de baca1ao?
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DE CAYEY.

Ha resultado I'm acto muy inte.
resante la entrega hecha por las a.
lumnss del Sr. Professor Negl On, de
la suma recaudada entire elias Ia
respectable Sra. Da Mercedes Tod.
Esta suma la destlna dicha Sra
al socorro de los desvalidos en- as
proxim 8 Pascuas, A cuyo fin benevo
10 ha invitado & la sc ceiedad de aquel
pueblo
Las nif1as b an respondido ese
]lamam m1ento de Ia carload, y ell acto
de la entrega dio motive alos Sres
don jose Arenas, al joven don jose
Ra nc 8 y profes or Sr. Negron para
encomiarlo ON elocueates fras ses,
siendo la nina Pspita Arenss, depo-
sitsria, l. que entrego la cantidad
con esta Erase: sen nonbre de mis-
compaf1aras y en- ell milo, para a'ivio
de les pobres>
Ese acto dice muy alto de los
human os Sc atimientos de Is socie-
dad de Cayey.
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sU INVERSION.


Asunto es este de suma impor-
tancia y de gran trsscendencia.
La respectable cantidad de que
va & disponer el Muuicipio puede
producir grandes b:enes losales, y
puede no prodnoir mas que un rus
vo, sagrAdo y laborioso comprcmi.
so.
De su inver sion, puez, estriba
el que la opera zion veriicada no re-
suite una carga para los contribu-
yentsr, Y esta masa es por todos
conceptos digna de atenoi6n prefs-
rente
Nue stro, homb ,es del Ayuuta-
miento Sc han echado encima una
respons sabilidad inmensa; res ponsa-
bilidad AIN mayor, para al porve-
mir.
Es necesario que ellos al reso,-
YER un gasto, al eubrir ura necesi-
dad, al EN- mprender cusiquler medida
con squell S fondos, 10 hagan de tai
modo, que no quede para los h0m
bres que les sucedan, medic alguno
de re proche.
E pre- Sc ute esta asegurado, es
cier to, pero q los hombres del por-
vepir, los que mas tarde por ley
natural han de ocupsr aquellos pues
tos, debe dejarsees ell camino expe-
dido, de mode, que 60 puedan decir
miranda hacia atias, hacia el pasado
que la carga $ IN extreme pesada y
que los mdltipes problemas que ea
cuentren son irreali2 ableS.
Nuestro Ayuntamiento actual
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EN- ESTA IMPRENTA Sc dara
colocacion q dos chicos apre adices
one sepan eomponer y distribuir.
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EN- Ell ISTMO.
Intervention america ma.

Revolucionarios y guber namen-
tales SO batan, sobre la via ferrea q.
une ell Atlantioo con e. Pacf6co, y
con este motive lego Ell no ONE to
de qua los E ,tados Unidos intervi-
nieran para defender la utralidad
de Ia Inca.
va ell otro dia de amos que ell
Machias de la armada nacional, ha-
bfa desembarcado tropa. Ahora IL
Ioaoa, crueero de primera clsse, ha
desembarcado 81 veg 200 h pm b e
en- Panama, m'entras Ell eaf1onero
Concord arriba q Colon para r eforz gar
al Kac1Vas.
Entire tanto, el Ptmzon gu b es un
cAi1on ero del Goblerno COLON biano,
arriba al puerto de Coon ps r bonn
bardesr la ciudad; SO dis pore 8
hacerlc, pesar de la intervention
del comand ante dels sMac hias>, qnien
le previno en- nor bre dc los e. tados
Unldos, que Sc abtuviese de cometer
tai Atrope, o.
Esto dicen las 1ltimss noticias;
y revela un estado de gran pertur :
baci6n en- aquello territories
El bombardeo es pre- bab!e Sc
realizara el viernes proximo, si les
buques de guetra americanos IS, no
hacen una de las suyas, rompiendo
Ell iusgo sobre el Piaaon, para hacer-
So obedecer, y demostrar que est4n
dispuestos q hacer sentir la interven
ion.
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debe cen discresion y cordura, con-
tar con los vsinte amos que han de
trans ,urfir ara el pago. y toda de-
termination todo proyecto Que con-
sidere laudable, ha de desarrollarlo
t'nierd do en- cuenta Ique 81 suma de
tempo es dilatada, y que para leer
en- el porvenir tras Ia tupid a Icortina
de " inte amos, Sc requiersnIcjos de
lince. voluntad empenada, capaci-
dad incalculable, y provision sin II
mites.
Los buenos ADMINISTRATORS, no
deben per sar solo en- ellos, sino en-
los que vienen detras.
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BIBLI0GlR RAFIA.

Sc Ia dado la stRmpa en- Bar
cslora una obra titulsda sHistoria
secreta de la corte de Isabel IL,
Formada esta historic cor va
rios ca oftulos ine 1itos de unas xMe-
moriss, de autor An6nimo, relatan
los episodes del reinado de Dol1a
Isabel, revelando los movies ocul.
tos, las intrigas palaciegas, los Ca
racteres verdaderOs de sus actores,
las anecdotas curiost simas que min
gun historiador academico y esclavo
de 10 convenido, HI dado al pdbiico.
E ,ta indication es su aciente para ha-
Car comprender el interes que en- el
soci6logo y el polftico, ell literato
eli lectf curioso, despertar& la obra
referida
E autor inc6goito, Sc dice qua
es amigo carif1oso de la soberana
destronada, q quien procura discul.
par a todo trance
No hemos de hAcer los soliia
rios de sus errores de appreciation,
y adn de hech os; pefo debemos con
siga que l4 Revolu cion fus copss-
cuencia fatal, necesa ria de <la serie
de lamentabl ss equiv pcaciones, per-
petradas reinando DIna Isabel.
E ,te es el s'gnii bado de la <His-
toria sec eta de Ia cofte de- Isabel II,
en- que az are ZEN aimirablemente re-
sucltados los persona jes de aquella
era de sang re- y de h 2srstici61, de
romantieismo J de We nalidad.
EN- ESTA IMPRENTA Sc dara
colocacion 8 dos Chi cos apre adices
one sepan eomponer y distribuir.
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Wovirniento
de Vapores

Americana <Ponce, Sali6 de
New York el dfa % del corriente
con de estino este puerto.
GOleta americans sHenry Cros
by. .-Debe haber salido de New
York con direction q este puerto ell
dfa % del corriente.
Amerioano <San Juan.-Ss Ira
el 26 del corriente de este puerto
para New York.
Cubano eMarla Herrera, Lie
CARA q este puerto del % al 30 del
corriente procedente de Hatana y
escalas intermedias.
Espaf1ol Sierra, Saldra de Lii
verpool el is del corriente via San
tander para ests puerto y demas de
Ia lsla Este vapor viene en- lugar
del eSaturnina.
Espanol eCiudad de Caiiz,-El
Is del corrie ate zarp6 del puerto de
Cadiz oon destino & Canarias y esta.
Espaf1ol sConde Wifre do, Con
destino este puerto .lira del de
Barcelona el d1a 15 del actual No
viembre, con escalas en- Mallorca,
Torrevieja, Valencia, Malags, Ca
diz, Tenerife y Las Palmas.
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Los sencillos habitantes de Kes-
tel Sc empe nan en- suponer Ell feLo
memo ocurrido SECURE anuncio de
Gala midades.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-27
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-24
PENSIONS ALLOWED.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register
WASHINGTON D. c., June 23.-
Pensions have been allowed the follow
ing West Virginia applicants:
Original-James E. Prince, Prince, S.;
Charles H. Watkins, Wheeling, IS; John
N. Withrow. Coalburg. $12: James M
jameson, Goose creek, $40; George w
Fauber. Charleston, SIT; Alexander
Reed. Sissonville, $12; David A. Hill
Ryan, $40; Squire ]. Phillips, Mason
$50. Thomas T. McElfresh. Hoult. S.;
James B. Tenney, Iyenhoe. IS; Leonard
Mack, Mason, $14; George II. WarffIel
Wheeling, So.
Renewal-JOhn w. Mayes. Sistersville
IS; John NJ Watson, Hedington. Sc.
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