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The leader., 1901-06-12

Mr. Martin D. McGrath, of Brookha-
ven, the distinguished chess player of
Mississippi, returned home Saturday
night last, having spent several days
in Jackson and Yazoo City in the inter
est of the royal game of chess. Mr..
McGrath was never in better form" as
evidenced by the fact that victory now
perches upon his banner wherever he
goes and with whomever he plays. The
next annual chess tournament is to be
held at Meridian, this State, on the
10Th of July next, where it is expected
about thirty Mississippi chess players
will enter the Joyous list" and contest
for the championship Clarion Ledger.
The leader., 1901-06-12

There was quite ripple of surprise
created in the summer breeze on Sun
day afternoon, when it became known
that Miss Flora Jobes, the pretty
young daughter of Postmaster Jobes,
and Mr.. Sydney Hoskins were mar
ried. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. B. F. Jones at the district par
sonage. The best wishes of all friends
attend them
The leader., 1901-06-12

II. =. Middleton, deputy sheriff. ~ days "a 90
". u. CoviEgton. deputy sheriff, ~ days "A 90
4 X Arplewhite. deputy sheriff. II days p 90
r. a. lloyd. deputy sheriff, II DAYS - NJ 90
O.. y. lambright, deputy sheriff, IL days "a 90
Ihos. II. Lewis. balm. IL days - "A 90
I'd Penn. deputy sheriff. II days ST.. 20 90
J. ID. Blue, deputy sheriff, II days- "a 90
J. u. Magee. deputy sheriff, Il days 80. ~ 90
=. VI. carlisle, deputy sheriff. II days - 90
Nan Watts, Jr., deputy sheriff. ~ days 30 90
Hamilton Smith, deputy sheriff, G days IL 90
W; l.; Maxwell, deputy sheriff, days 100
J.. Y. smith, deputy sheriff, days.. 4 90
j.: K Albritton. deputy sheriff. day 2 90
Bart Calcote, deputy sheriff, 2 days.. 4 90
J. J. East, deputy sheriff, u days....... "a 90
" I'd smith, at deputy sn sseri aa 9ays
=. n. Blue, deputy sheriff, 4 days.-..-...... s 90
X. G. Applewhite, deputy sheriff, days 9 90
Chas. Hardy, deputy sheriff, days. 8 90
John w: Chisholm, deputy sherlr, Z days "A 90
A. A MM n1ug66y deputy sheriff, days ao
Chas. Oliver. bailn. "a days............... d 90
Eli Brown. janitor. N days................ "a 90
X. X; Applewhite, removing John Sasser
TO Kinds County jail ...-..-..-.... II 90
To guards for jail 10 nights a 81 each - 10 90
Summoning special yeDire facias, "A sum
mons a lOc each .............-..-....... 10
IN; Magee. guarding day and car fare. 8 20
G.. s. I.ambright, guarding days and 2
car fares A.........-.............. 10 40
Chas. Hardy, guarding day and i car
%
y. Il. Oliver, Clerk
Per diem IL days a. 81 per day-... 81 90
services not particularly provided for y 90
Drawing jlries and issuing yenire - 2 so
Cases where State failed In prosecution. 81 10
Drawing special jurors and venire facias. = 70
Stationery and postage. .-...-............-.. so
w. W. Leggett-
Executing writ for Jack Baggett zee ...-.... / 90
" miles transportation .--..-....--........ 4 GO
Team and buggy one day .... . 80
Th0s. ID. Evans, to repairs on clock for
quarter ending May i0-....-...-...-.... 4 20
To man winding clock month -. .... I 90
+. u. Smith, Road Contractor
Communication of hands a 500 -..-....--- q 90
per mile ...................'.... 500 81
BY amt collected communication -.... SAC 90
Total 0ess SO co. S2J7 81
Albert Evans, to repairs on bridge on east
prong Big creek on II. Il NJ. road, and
building Halbert creek bridge.-..-..-....--. II 90
j. j. Decell, jail fees of Tom Pritchard7
days a soc per day. -. ............. 2 10
J. A. Fox, sheriff Lawrence county, exc
cutting capias for win Lawrence, 81 80;
returning writ and taking bond, Sl....... . "a
W. w. Leggett, sheriff Pike county. ar
resting Luther Crscoe, executing and
returning writ and conveying prisoner
81 miles a. 20c . - s 20
oners for May ...'.....-........ GO 90
I. 7. Williamson, working Brookhaven
and China Grove road No. s 22ls miles
a $25, S562.50, less Communication Of I13
hands a. 50 EACH $3.50 223 80
County Superintendent of Education. sal
AIRY and postage allowed for month end
ing May Az SO
Ordered that the Board do now ad-
journ until tomorrow morning at
o'clock
The leader., 1901-06-12

BENNETT q Parsons, ! WISH TO farm. pre-
scriptions and services for pauper----.... 20
Ordered that the Board do now adj
journ until tomorrow morning at 9
o'clock.
FOURTH DAY.
Thursday morning, June 6, the
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
all members and officers present.
1t is ordered by the Board that the
Armory be used by the colored teach
ers for holding an institute.
PUBLIC ROADS.
1t is ordered that all public roads in
Lincoln county, known as public roads
of the first class and public roads of
the second class, as heretofore designat.
ed, numbered and defined, shall be
worked by contract according to plans
and specifications now on file in the
clerks office, as adopted by the Board
on former day of this term. Sealed
bids for working all of said roads will
be received by the Board up to and in
Guiding II o'clock m. on the first
Monday in July, A. d. 1901. All of
said public roads will be contracted
for the term of four years from the
first Monday in August, 1901, the con-
tractors in every instance will be re-
quired to furnish good and sufficient
bond or bonds for the faithful per-
Torrance of the contract, according to
law, which bond or bonds will be fixed
by the Board when contract is award
ed. The Board of Supervisors reserve
the right to reject any and all bids.
The clerk is authorized to advertise
for sealed bids for working all of the
public roads in Lincoln county in &C
cordance with this order.
w. +. Parsons, inspecting brdge.2 days 90
1t is ordered by the Board that the
members and officers be allowed their
The leader., 1901-06-12
SECOND DAY.

Tuesday morning, June 4, 1901, the
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present. same as Yesterday
The leader., 1901-06-12
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.

s. r. eagle. supplies for county farm n ~
Same. experimenting farm and keeping
paupers- 10 W
T. r. Mari China & Glass Co.. one 90 oak
clock, lettered Lincoln County. $50 80;
freight and drayage, S2.ii---------.-------- "a 81
II kim m McNalr' Temporary 'elo. , 4e
Carroll Bardwell. inspecting and 2ts days
The leader., 1901-06-12

Ordered that the Board do now ad-
journ until tomorrow morning at 8
o'clock,
The leader., 1901-06-12

Carroll BardwelI. inspecting and els days
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-09-26

Mn. A. II Airport. Johnsto~p, Pa.
says: Oar little girl almost strsneled 10
des,h With Group. The doctors said che
conidut live but she vas Instantly reiiev
cd by 0ae Miau,s C,ngh Care. OE Ad
ans, Arlington; A II Pe,iibone, Msnohes
Yer Depot; A II Smith. West Arlington.
Den gr
MIS-. Morton Sfhes lie pending . lev
days 10 Psulel
"A ieu from this place attended the
Pair haven fair last seek.
A party from The Dorss, Ganse
sent Oh . picnic 10 Wells Mondsy.
John y.nss Cheney Of Chicsso 10
visiting Nj. janet Vance 81 lhe Hen
lceks'.
-Ersin Roberts YES thrown irom bic
wheel one evening lsst week ADD quite
badly Diarst.
The weusn's Home Missionary Society
meets With Mrs. Hillisri this Thrrsdsy
sf,etnoon 81 tvo o'clock.
MR.. A, d. Harict Of Dsnby sccon
pssisd by her COO, z. Hsu.ck have been
Visiting relatives 10 tow.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-09-26

II the sotion Of your bowels is not essy
aud regular serious complications must b,
the Rnsl result DsWitl's Little Early
Riseu will remove this danger, Safe
pleasant and elective. o L Adams. Ar
ineton; A II Psttibone, Manchester d.
pot; A II Smith. West Arlington.
MANCHESTER DEPOT
MIR Thomas Vail has rented the EleS
Ger Baldwin bouse.
The Bsttenkill Lnmber Go are now
shipping 10 oar loads daily.
MIR Ezra Wellmsn spd vile are spend
ing few days With their son Wilber
Judge Il. c. Hollister and family
have returned to their home in Cincinnati.
Ohio.
Mr. Horace Lawrence has moved to
bis farm. lately purchased Of Eleszsr Bald
win.
The Fire District meeting lsst Sstur
day evening Was adjourned to Saturday
evening. Sept. 2Sth.
-Chsrlsy Bourn and wife ere away
spending Mr. Bourn's vacation among
friends over the mountain.
MIR End Mrs White and con Will are
stopping for . few days with Mrs Whites
sister, Mrs WILDER Wellmsn:
M. l.. MspIey 4 90. received today
from New York Atty resdy-!o.wear hats.
the finest assortment ever shown in town.
David Fsrpum. Oldest son Of the late
John Frnum. whose residence hss been
10 Msrylsnd is visiting bis cousin, Mr. +.
Fsrnuu.
LOUIS Dairesue bss hail . million oil
spruce lumber saved Ut bis mill 10 Sirai
ton and is hsving cut and skidded Us
much more.
Judge Fullerton Lss purchased the
II. W. Lawrence house and lot and Mr.
Lawrence hes purchased the Clstk Wood
cock place ess, Of the village.
The Ladies' Aid Society. auxiliary 10
the =. Of v, desire to extend heartfelt
sy mpathy TO Fro. Jesse Eaton and family
10 their great loss 10 the death Of dsush
ter and sister.
We vi.h through the JOURNAL 10
thank all Of our Leistbors aud friends
Ter their help and symps,hy DUNG the
sickness and death Of our little Grace,
and especially those VITO brought flowers.
Mn AID Mr.. JK re EATON.
ARCHIE EAros
EVERETT EATON
MAY EATos.
lpA EATON.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-09-26

-I1ssslsf Ger en- stssssiss u Aassl0n
Lssss, r. a. N. tss Thsrsdsy srssiss
-Ffes Rsss ssa Chalw Rsisiota lfi
Mssssy 10 spsEs vest u ibt rsn.Aue
iosa EIpo,lsaas.
~Tksts sill 10 81 s6lsnrned mesiins
Of tie vSisf 81 Fire Dislfiss Ma 81 Ca
100 osa. Hesss CO Saturday svtaiEs,
sspisEbf d b. ., 7 50 o'eleet.
-Pot dsis,y ssa pretty ,hiss 10 sklri
vsisi ps,ittrs. or n yea .ssi tailor
nsss sph or fsisysssy .hiri, 40 10 The
Caif,l Cab siofs u II. d. Saith.
--Mfs u. y. s,ts scot 10 Mes foii 90
/ b.istssy sb#s sts gill spen5 lbs viai u
vht Lsr .opa Mrs sytes wss soso@ps5
led BY hsr dsBshtsr, Mira Bsbsn sykes,
vto h., eesn speraiss several setas
~ith her.
- N Bsbss Of East Dlrsei has rnr
chased 81 n Colvir ts lossr CT The Root
mill ses upscis 10 pat 10 . marble sos
srsIlts eshtits sbep Mr. Bsbee hes
toss gate large 6sistins buiustss 10
E.n Dorss, aud Sc are glad 10 hss d. cid
Cd 10 ioes,s here
MIS- I.bsile y aiih. represeniios
Chs. A. st.reus a Bros. OF Chicago, deal
81. IL ladies tnit., elosks. iscksis. etc bss
oct receirtd splendid lice Of TALL San
pies sod cuis sLosifg every ibirs nsw
snd tgy lish sLich che will be pleased 10
show 10 The lsiiss Of Manchester aud vi
ciniiy.
The pT.h snnivrrs1ry ~ the bifihdsy
cf Mr. Eaniee Hoyi. sss obstrvsd 81 the
home OF bsf sop. T. J. HOyi, Sept, 2lst
Fonr geserstloes wsre present snd con
grstulstio . add memeutoes we're received
from many friends sho we're not present.
Mrs Hoyi YES born IN Peru. her msidep
bsne being Staples. Her general health
Is still good and sh1 re,sins Der memory
veil, bat she 10 qui.e deaf She bids fair
TO live on, fnli century.
The Memorial Service. shicb wss
held last Thursdsy 10 Uoion Opfrs House,
10 sccotdsnce With President Roosevelt's
proclamation, vas we'll attended by tho
people Of this community. Rev Joseph
Brown opened the meeting by reading the
proclamation and Offering prayer, and the
hymn lob, God our help in Ages PAstt
SIS sung. Rev. John Brown presided,
sod With 9 lev we'll chosen words intro
ducsd the speakers. Judge Howard Hollis
ter OF Cincinnati, who gave . patriotic
aud scholarly sddress, and Rev. Mr. SpeD
GER, who made some stirring remarks
Nearer. my Cd, TO Thee and Lead,
Kindly Light" the hymns so dear to Pres
dent Mckinley. were sung. and the audi
snce joined in the closing hymn. "Ameri
"a" Rev Joseph Brown gave The bene
fiction, after which the audience dispers
ID, glad 10 have ~ opportunity to show
q = small way their sorrow In th, death OF
heir mntyred President.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-09-26

'0 use5 sers ssiui en nf hsapf ire YeH~
ESQ sat hstraR aas nstai tHas wrasz .
csaarsff Na~ ihtl va u mssa ntis y rrusA
arfafa4rE q ne fnfss n th, nasf n ms ~.
maNet i nnias ffua . gastasmFt o. tht "a W..
ghw MfN Co. iea wHiiam sFen. Nsw Vera
Cly snd dsriauaafsist thsi a. v yahss Ltysia
fsiua possesses srafinf s4sstfiArs That sh0aid
fsaamep3 ttrsa 40 avs pfryTfsg a~nfi wi'a ~iahes
g. tcsp his laildins vrii sninlca q small g,
rrnse nansa anufaai ~ thsss ~he hast ussd
1aAns rasu,s ia spott ~ ihtm hs wrafaisg sis.
,Eht Haa ieu fsats Honestly made ~ --latest lw'
pfotcs snrshaa e pafe uiatrsals shes arc esr
iais 20 wrst wsii rhs sssrfsi rsoccsses q sIsna,
tnR given tkssr Gasuts inssfy apifefniiy - eolet
and argrrt " rermSncucg not faund iH af8h
naFf Gaian n " iahnt Lhguid Fsinis have.
- thsfs rfcelisnor WA ihr isvuf y ths puhi,S
spa arr isdofsrd y iic isa6ins archficyis aud
tvii6rfs ihtoaghesa the caaaify rhty ats Ernsf.
ALL rctueHaed a. The Standard Paints Tor Stuac.
tHtal Purposes Write u W johns MFR Co
30 william street New York. and rci CEN
pietr calaf Gard a Il handsome shades aud their
hse1la Eiieftor pcouraiina.r
D. ". gohas fsiHis are carried ID GoSt Nv
N, l.. Nsalsy A Co. Maheisesicf Depot. who wili
bt pleased 20 G,se you any asaited Information.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-09-26

--Mfs HssFr s1d The Misses Bsrsy ara
81 ibs .s@nsf ha1s 81 issr isshu. Esr,
pf 0rofss L prsutta
Mrs lse sta Msb Allhsss vbc
spsri tss ssuEu vith Mia q. Dc Mott
bssl reiufuss 10 kss rari lssi vssi.
--6unsss Ssynori vept W Baa,lo
sasrss, vhsss shs uiIl 'lsit relatives and
.iisra tie P.I.Anute,s LIroslilcu.
ROLLS week, sr5 Loniss Ronrson
sisrt .srs n.uisd 10 Raasnd. Mondsy
s,sniss septsnber sixteenth by Rev,
Theosore fesIsr.
The rrofrisior q the Bsuows House
sss ont pss ,isn. he vii keep 40
opes tous daring The Water " uell I.
ihoash the spnmsr sssson,
Go. H. Wnii,ms AID dsssb,er, MI.
snd Mn Mowsyns ssd MIR. aud Mrs
q. W. B.ksr have returned ifom their
Trip 10 BagsIo ard Citveisat.
Pet o. W. Gates preached 10 the
church here saodsy 10 the sbsenoe Of
Rev. Nj Cnhsrt, who flled the pulpit
Of The Congregational ehpreh 10 Msnches
Yer,
-Meuorisl services stfs beld 10 the
cbureb Iharsdsy afternoon 1t ,vo O'Clock
TOT President Mckinley. Houses we're
drsped 10 black through the village end
oil d .gs we're st bali masL
Mir. King the iaundrymso Of Man
chester Depot. has very kindly donated
twenty-five percent Of tue DJrset laundry
work for the last two weeks 10 Augast to
oar Pabiic Library for the purchase OF
new books This with q com mission from
his local sgsut smouais to fourteen dol
lars fer which we present our grateful
thsuks. Tha smonnt will iurnisb some
very pleasant winter evenings to our res
log public.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-09-26
BIZ cnAsAs. ICn May %

Genesee Pare Food Co. Leroy. N. Y.
Geuilemen.--My msmms has been Q
great O. fee drinker and hss found II very
itlufions. Having used several packages
OF yocr 0RAlN-o, the drink tLst takes
the Place Of coffee. she fnds {, much be,
ter for hereli ard for us children Ia
driek. She hss given up coffee drinking
ertifely. We use . package Of Grsin-o
every week. an ten yesrs old.
Yours respectfully.
FAsxn WkLlAEs,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-09-26

r. r Thomas. Samterville. Ala, Il was
suffering from dyspepsia when oommeD
% taking Kodsl Dyspepsis Cure, / took
several bottles snd can digest any thing. a."
kodsl Dyspepsia Cure Is the only prepsrs
ton containing sill the natural digestive
anids II gives weak stomacbs entire
rest. restoring their natural condition. o
Z Adams. Arlington; A II Pettibone, Man
chester Depot, A II Smith. West Airing
ton.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-09-26
Tar rf.rurvt otoa

eens ifo@ the saElsh 10 Dpsss bas
iss flosr p.iIt. costs esI,s r,ie .
qssfi tLcssh. Sold BY A. l. 0rsses.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-09-26
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-09-26

piite. DcWeIo VI cOuusctieho' Do oute
you get the originsl-DeWitts. OE Ad
ans, Arlington; A Il Pettibone, Msnches
ter Depot; A II Smith, West Arlington.
eASpeATR.
Mr. and Mrs John T. Hayes have been
visiting friend in Sandy Hill, N. Y.
Farmers have cut their corn and have
fiue crop. Potstoes will be light and
apples scarce.
Mrs Harry Hurd bss gone to New
York state to accompany her mother, Mrs
Dewitt. TO her home.
There was family gathering OF Thorn
SIS Mesrs', there being over twenty Of the
children aud grandchildren present.
Among those from ont Of town were Mr.
aud Mrs Frank Ripley sud child Of North
Bennington. Mr. and Mrs L,onsrd Elem
ing and children, and Mr. and Mrs Eugene
Mests and son Of Greenwich, IN. Y Mr.
md Mrs Herbert Barber and childiep,
and Mr. and Mrs Fred Mesrs and child OF
Shelburne Fslls, Macs. A few Of the fam
lily we're not able TO attend.
BospvILLK
The recent fair was Q great success ss
fer &c nun bers we're concerned, and the
exhibits OF cstsle and 10 the Horsl hall were
also good. The only thing TO detract
from the success is What Injuries many
Of our fairs, too much intoxicating liquor
sold spd drank. The officers kept II we'll
under control until night. when there Was
trouble outside the ball
where the dance wss being held.
About 3 o'clock 10 the morning Michael
smith, woo lises near the Peru line. wss
'onnd dead on the floor Of the Morgan
House barn. Medical aid VAS summoned,
,ut nothing could be done. Mr. Smith
~ss into1icsted aud had been put on the
Icsnold 10 the barn, and 1t was supposed
bat be bsd fallen from the scsfIold and
net bis death 10 that way. 40 inquest
vas held Thursday before Judge Williams
De Flsndresn and Rice held 90 sutopsy,
md found ,hst desih resulted from 9 rup
ursd vslve OF the heart - undoubtedly pro
laced by excessive drinking. Mr. Smith
esves . wife and seven children, the old |
OF IA yesrs OLD. 10 destitute circumstspc
.. who hsve the symps.hy Of the entire
ommuniiy 10 their sHi,tion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-09-26

Eruptions, cuts, burns. scslds and sores
OF oil kinds quickly heslsd by DeWists
Witch Hazel Sslve. Certain cure for
piles. Beware OF coanterfeits. Be sure
you get the originsl-DeWitts. OE Ad
ans, Arlington; A Il Pettibone, Msnches
ter Depot; A II Smith, West Arlington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-09-26
RUPERT

The homestead OF the late Thoms
s, Beebe will be sold at suction on TEE
day, Oct. sth 8. 9 p. IN. The house il
large and we'll adapted for simmer board
ers, and has been used for that purpose il
the pact. 1t ought to fnd ready put
chaser,
Ats meeting OF Washington Pomons
FRANCE No s at Rupert, Vermont, Sept,
II the following resolutions we're adopt
cd,
Whereas, Washington Pomona Grange
assembled al Rupert mourns with pro
ionnd SORROW the death OF Willism Nc
Kinley who died ct Buffalo, N. Y. at 10
A. NJ. September l4,h 1901. therefore be il
Resolved, that, as q particular mark Of
respect TO the memory OF the deceased.
that that the business oil the Grange be
now suspended, that opportunity may be
siven for fitting trb1te to the memory Of
William Mckinley. late President OF the
United States.
Resolved. that the members OF this
Grange sro IS one 10 sympathy with oil
thnsa WIN mnnrn mr. national loss
Resolved, that, our sincere coincidence
is extended to those nearest and dearest
10 the heart OF the deceased.
Resolved, that. Is further mark OF
and OF our profound sorrow The
charter OF ihis Grange be drsped 10
for thirty days.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-10
ESTAD0S UNlDOs

El goberno de Washington insiste en- que
la Convention naconal cubana apruebe las
bases de la enmienda Platt con arreglo su
etra espiritu
En- los clrcuos de New York Sc duda mu-
cho de que los cubanos accedan tai preten-
c0n.
Ell gablnete de Mr.. Nc -Kiney, ha resueI.
to tras largo debate que bajo ningdn concepto
Sc permita a los cubanos formar gobierno
mientras las propuestas de reaciones entire
los Estados Unidos y Cuba no sean aceptadas
sin modification alguna
La noticia ha causado muy NAL efecto en-
Cuba y es objeto de violentas censnras.
Los barcos de guerra SEage0, xYank.
town2 GViXen9 que ha5fan salido con 6rde-
nes reseryadas del Departamento de Marina,
eStan examinando las costas de Cuba, a fin de
informar al goblerno cuaes son las oahias mas
convenientes para eStablecer estaciones car
bonesas constrair estaciones navales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-10
A DIESTRO Y sINIESTRO

Estos republicanos son aUancinos como
ellos solos.
Nj los de Villalba.
Quieren abarcarlo tod0 ayuntamientos,
trlbunales de policfa, juzgados municipales,
Juntas de instruction, Cortes de dstrito -.
apenas ocurre una vacante en- los mu-
nlclpios Sc apresuran cubrira con un repu-
blicano, nombrado de oicio.
Y alardean dc procedimientos democrau-
ticos
Lo mismo ocurre con las juntas locales de
instruction.
Vease ell case de Arecibo.
Sc destltuye nuestros amigos don Jose
Ramon Rivera, don Manuel Perez Avles,
don Alexandra Salicrup para sustituires Sc
designa los califcados republicanos don Ell
pido de los Santos don Francisco Jauregui
que con el doctor Martinez Rosell6 Y don En-
rique Gonzalez Darder-independl
man Ia nueva junta.
Y va son conocidos los fines 4 que seme-
lante cambio obedece.
No Sc trata de que esos sefores Sc intere-
sen por la ensehanza; sino de que procuren
TeUentdr los maestroS tederales, con motive
sin 6l.
POGO importa que los profesores que mill
taa en- nuestras flas sean idoneos, inteligentes
y aboriosos; basta que no comulguen en- la
iglesia Ortod6rG de los repGblico- flad6lfcos,-
que es 10 mismo que comulgar con ruedas de
molino-para que Sc les persiga y SO les pre-
tiera.
Aproximase la renovation de los contratos,
tras la epoca de vacaciones; y Sc nombran jun
tas republicans con el dnco obieto de PERU
dicar nuestros partidaros y dejarlos sin en-
peo.
La intenci6n es manifesto.
iEsos republcanos 10 hacen todo de name
ra tan burda
Alguien-que no Sc atreve dar la cara nj
ell nombre-intenta mortifcar al diguo cello.
so acalde de este ciudad don Garvasio Garcia,
dirlgiendoe inculpaciones desprovl5tas de todo
tundamento, hiias del encono y de la passion
pol1tica
Y hace aqu6l responsible dc que las me-
retrceS invsdan los stios mas concurridos
centricos de la poblaci6n, merchandise con-
fundi6ndose con las damas.
Supina tgnorancia muy mala f6 demues.
IRA ell comuncante; pues la poicla-no el
alcalde-es la llamada poner coto semejan-
tes abuses.
Con fecha 29 de Enero del corriente aho
pnblic6 dicha autoridad I'm bando que cop2do
a 10 letra dice:
"El Alcalde municipal de la ciudad de
Caguas'
AL pdblico hace saber: que con esta fecha,
va fin de evitar ciertos abuses, ha dispueSto
10 siguiente:
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Sc han reducdo prisi6n en- Barcelona, So
meti6ndoseles un Consejo de Guerra, 23
anarquistas, complicados en- los dtimos suce.
sos
En- la Corula no ha vueIto ser interrum-
pda la tranquihdad.
Ell gobernadOr civil de Barcelona dice
que durante la procession de eCorpusS uroduie-
ronun tumuIto los anarquista de ALI, 10 que
di6 lugar a muchas desgracias
Al correr la multitud, dominada por ell pa
nco, hubo numerosos otropelos la mas es-
pantosa confusion.
Dnrante el incidente Sc registraron mas de
cien persOnas lesionadas.