davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-04-10
rreaerickshurr Defeats RandOIph.MaeOu.

Fredericksburg College defeated Ran
dolph-Macon Monday evening Inc lea =,
lures of the game were the batting o
Shack leford and p. Smith, and Moseley
pitching for Fredericksburg: For Kan
dolph-Macon, Lipscomb played wen
Score, fredericksburg IL, kandoiph
Macon 2.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-04-10
Shot In His Left Leg.

For all kinds of sores. burns, bruises,
or other wounds DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve is a sure cure. Skin diseases yield
TO it at once. Never fails in cases ofpiles.
Cooling and Healing None genuine but
DeWitt's. Beware OF cOunterfeits. Il
suffered for many years from a sore
caused by gun shot wound in my LETT
leg" SAYS 4. S. Fuller, English, Ind. ut
would not heal and gave me much tro-
uble. used all kinds OF Remedies to nc
purposs until | tried DE Wits Witch
Hazel Salye. A few boxes completely
cured me-" d. G. Bowman.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-04-10
FREE! FREE

Each purchaserat the Virginia Cloth
ing House will receive free an inter
esiing game, or 1t will be sent to any
part of the country on the receipt OF a
two cent stamp, free. So don't forget
the place. Sfi Main ST Fredericks-
burg, Va open evenings until Q
O'Clock
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-04-10
Stylish Spring Suits.
Gents Furnishing! Oh! God.

At very moderate prices. We are pre-
pared to show YOU garments that hll
every requirement Of the man OF dis
eliminating taste. They are cut to it
the tall man, thin man. the short man
as we'll as men Of average form Fine,
ll.wooi serviceable fabrics in all the
newestSpring weaves made andtrimmed
ia q manner not only to protect and
adorn you. but TO protect and multiply
our trade You'll find the pink ofnew-
ness here, and touch of smartness
that will appeal to careful dressers.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-04-10
New Advertisements.

See notice to pickle growers Of Mr.. W.
H. Peden.
The advertisements OF Robins 4 Co,
commission merchants, Baltimore, and
y. Frank & Sons, rags, iron metals, gum
shoes, Baltimore, appear in this issue.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-04-10
TIE RAILROAD FROM FREDERICKSBURG TO
UPPER COUNTIES.
Rappahannock Votes Fifty Thousand Dollars
for Stock In the Line.

Rappahannock county voted Tuesday to
subscribe $50, 600 for purchase OF stock
Of the proposed electric railway from
fredericksburg to Washington, in Rap
nahauuock county
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-04-10
THE COLLEGE TO BE ENLARGED.
Contract Awarded For a Fine DormltOry.

fredericksburg College will commence
Of once the erection of a handsome dor
mitory on the College grounds. 1t will
cost nearly So 700, and the contract has
-, o uarded to Mr.. Z. q. Helm.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-04-10
Fish.

Herring are coming in market freely.
they are selling at from 50 10 % cts per
hundred Rock and perch are still scarce
a nj hiph
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-04-10
M cuRH A coLp IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II 1t fails
10 cure. +. W. Groves signature is on
each box 25c.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-04-10
ylrginia Day at South Carolina Interstate
and Indian Exposition, Charleston,
6 C.. April 10th.

On this occasion tickets will be sold
from fredericksburg to Charleston and
return April 10Th, good to return Gntll
April Goth. inclusive for $3.50. Con-
tinuous passage in each direction.
G. c. Cox.
Agent.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-04-10
No ELECTRIC Lights For a Week.

The break at the Electric Light Plant
is more serious than was thought at
first. 1t will probably be a week or
mOrAheiore the damage is repaired, and
the cthts tnrned on. In the meanwhile
thpNommittee will use the street gas
lamps.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-04-10
Notice to Farmers !

The undersigned is ready to make
contracts for he growing OF
PICKLES
for this season. aud can be found
at the old stand on commerce
street w. II. PEDEN.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-04-10
aNs. FLsaISGs.
rur DoII.s RsaII.sa For ths LIbra,

The Silver Tea marking the 25th d
versary Of the Library AssociationA
beautifully celebrated at the residen)@=-
Mrs. Y. NJ. Fleming. on Hanover
Tuesday night. Upon entering ~
the callers were ushered into ~
somely decorated hall and then NJ
Of the three communicatingroqf4
the reception committee, the III
charge Of the refreshments and
pretty walters ATTENDED to4SS--- -
In the third story was -
arranged cosy cOrners VWV
etc, which were freely pa, --.. e&
the evening. In the designated hours,
from < to 10, fully 200 persons testified
to their interest in the Library by their
presence. and large sum in silver coin
was realized at the receipt OF customs ~
near the front door. The following ladies
received: Mesdames Fleming, Hall, n. s.
Barney. Tackett ]. +. Brown, Schooler,
=. Y. u. Conway, Misses Lacy, Grayatt,
Maggie Shepherd, Little, Annie Myer and
lizzie Carmichael In the supper room
were Mesdames Wheeler. Stoffregen, j.
y Barney. Yates and Rowlett, while
those who waited were Misses VERIFY.
Mercer Crutchfeld Myer, Doggett, Fan
ME Carmichael. BETTE Jones, LightioOt,
Bessie Crismond, Eckenrode, llales. Lind
say. Perry, A. Fleming, HARDWOOD and
Mesdames Blake and Cole. At the silver
bowl were stationed Mrs Stearns, Misses
Hurkamp ; Conway and Mamie Shep-
herd and their efforts were eminently
successful. nearly $50 being received
The musical program was fully enjoyed
and comprised piano pieces by Mrs. {. i
Tackett and Miss Maggie Shepherd n
vocal selection by Mrs. Ninde, the Floro.
dora Quartette 10y Messrs. Wright and
Spicer. Miss Cole and Mrs. Ninde, and a
violin solo beautifully rendered by Miss
Mackinstev.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-04-10
FOR SALE,

Ny LIVERY BUSINESS, cor Charlotte
and Princess Anne SITS Property is open
for inspection Of purchaser Will rent
stable to purchaser. or will sell entire
property. For terms. etc, apply to
T. X WHEELER,
1m.mar13 fredericksburg. Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-04-10
READ THIS.

Go TO Genther's for cheap handmade
Harness. Saddles, Whips, etc. His goods
are reliable and his prices low. All goods
warranted. Repairing done promptly
and low prices guaranteed. ,DrrD
SIDES. ly-w "''N '''1
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-04-10

The new garb of nature suggests the
necessity Of new attire for men, and
while It's true that Spriugcan scarcely
be said to have begun, lively prepara-
tions for mans adornment are in pro
gress.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-04-10

f. d. MYERS. President
". u. DIX T.. General Manager
N u TAYLOR. Traffic Manager.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-12

April 11An investigation
facth
exception o making
of bayou tho
Point a
figures
dtp
appear
accordance with
TESTS
Bur A
CRATIC
Holmes official the l." Porte company now tho city hut
he
the which
In
in q said o
between ne thereof"
to sentence
PENDED PROJECT
BALANCE DEVELOPING A SIMILAR
mll / viii e THERE WILL BE 40 BALANCE
dispatch The Post
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-12
THE oLEo BILL.
House Committee Has Agreed to the
Senate's Amendments.
-......i.L o.. -rl.. MI

House Committee Has Agreed TO the
Senates Amendments.
Special % The Post)
Washington, April I'LL Is learned to-
day that the house committee on aCricul-
ture has concurred in the senate amend
ments to the olcomargarinc bin with the
exception Of that reference to renovated
butter. in which some slight changes are
made. In this shape the measure will be
reported to the house.
1t can not he brought In for consdera.
tion without rule from tho committee on
rules. and this rule according 10 no less
an authority than General Grosvener wilt
NOT he forthcoming Even tho most ardent
friends Of the hill are beginning 10 ad.
nit that the chances Of it being passed
curing the present session are exceedingly
slim.
President Sutherland Of the Utah Cattle
mems association has forwarded 10 Rep
re,cntatIye Rnrlesou a vigorous protest
adopted hy the association against all mem
hers of congress who voted for the bin.
At Sutherand's request Mr. Burleson
sent up this protest In the house today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-12
NEW CHARGES ARE MADE.
Pearson Getting The Affidavits Ready
for Presentation.
BRITISH GETTING SOLDIERS AT MANILA
Inducements Large Enough to Gauss
Desertions from the American Army
Are Being offered.

Neo orleans, IH. Anil A. Washing
ton special says The president took UP
with the cabinet today the question OF
the shipment Of mules from New orleans
10 South Africa, hut as no report has
come from Colonel Crowdcr who is max.
Ing m Investigation Of the facts, no con.
cluslon was reached.
General Pearson. tho Bocr officer who
recently rendered his services TO the presI.
dent IA this Investigations is still in Wash
ingtou awaiting a reply. lie viii not leave
for New Orleans before sunday General
Pearson has been busy procuring additional
arRdavlts since he came TO Washington
which he will present TO the senate COM
mlttec on Philippines
II have learned from soldiers returning
from the Philippine service" said he TO-
n,gh that the British at Manila are re-
cruiting American scouts FOR service in
South Africa and are offering them from
$50 to $500 ia enlist. Afhdavits have been
given me by soldiers to the effect that men
have ucccIissd 'thr British money and
have deserted from the United states army
Ia tight against the Beers. regard this
az q serious matter and shall urge the
senate committee 10 look Into it. hops
TO have some additional afddayits to pre-
sent tomorrow"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-12
SLOWLY DYING.
Rev T. De Witt Talmaae's Physicians
Hold Out No Hope.

Rev T. De Witt Talmaaes Physicians
Hold Out No Hope.
Washington, April ll.-Rey. 7, De Witt
ralmsge is slowly dying at his residence
in this city. His physicians concede that
they can now see no hope Tor his recovery
and that he is steadily growing worse. He
has been unconscious for the past forty
eight hours, and the passive congestion Of
The brain has developed into very In.
famed condition.
Dr. ralmage was In poor health when
he started for Mexico six weeks ago. He
was suffering from influenza lie has been
very III since his return TO Washington a
month ago. but some hope had been nela
ont until YESTERDAY
The dsy before the wedding Of bis daugh-
Ter ne recognized the latter saving; "of
course ] know you. Maud. = Those are about
me last rational words he has uttered.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-12
cAnINEr MEErING cALLEp.

London, April l1.-summonses were is
sued this evening for a cabinet meeting
tomorrow THIS circumstance started a
fresh crop OF rumors TO the eject that the
government has received dispatches from
Lord Kitchener ON the subject Of peace
negotiations after Mr. Broderick's state
ment 10 the house Of commons this after
noon. Should the Beers taking part IN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-12
INNER HARBOR PROJECT.
Senate Bill Makes an Appropriation of
-Four Hundred Thousand.
THE WATER HYACNTHS TO BE KILLED
Texas Made One Of the States in Which
the Work Is to Be Undertaken to
Aid Navigation.


washington, April 1.-THE paragraph In
the river. and harbors bill as reported to
tbc senate providing for the Improvement
NJ what is known as the Galveston inner
bnrhor. aud which does not appear al all In
the house bill. is as follows: For widen
i'm. and deepening Galveston channel from
Il point opposite Twentieth street to point
opposite FIFTY first street to depth OF
thirty feet, and width of 1900 feet In
cludiuC tho present channel. continuing i'm
provcment in accordance with the report
submitted In house document 264, Fifty
sixth congress second session, $2oo.UO
provided that contract or contracts may
he entered into by the secretary OF war for
such material and work as may be neces-
snry to prosecute SAID project, to he paid
for as appropriations may from time to
time be made by law not to exceed in the
aggregate 100000 exclusive OF the
amounts heretofore appropriated; provided
further. that the secretary Of war shall
cause the expenditure of the amount ap-
propliated at such points as he shall di-
rect"
Colonel Gresham wishes 10 have the para
graph amended so as TO provide for the
widening aud deepening OF the chaphel
from ''lhe outer end Of the inner BAR in
stead OF from a point opposite Twentieth
street" This will possibly be done
In addition to the changes already mon
TONED, the commerce committee amended
the bin so as to include Texas in the list
of states in which $4,000 are to he expend.
ed in removing water hyaclnths from
streams where they obstruct navigation.
! survey 81 the Sa river Is also pro.
| vided for. The Impression is that the bill
viii he called up within the next week OF
ten DAYS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-12

London, April II From government
Sources tho Associated Press asccrtains
that the peace negotiations arc NOT on
pcctod TO como TO conclusion so quickly
as the premature reports indicated The
belief that there will hc considerable uu.
lcymg also exists in circles intimate with
the Boer representatives on the continent,
who maintain that 30 peace can be ar.
rived at unless the British grant some
concessions In the form of amnesty 20 the
Cape rebels Whether this contention viii
prove well founded or otherwise il only
matter II conjecture hut It appears Ger
tain that the Boers viii hold out tin all
expedicuts Of negotiation arc exhausted
I'm an endeayor to gain this point some
Of those who are i'm close toneh "uh the
South African situation believe that leu
DAYS may elapse before a definite CON
clusion is reached In the meanwhile the
presence ~ such representative Bocrs az
KIerksdorp and other factors create an aI-
round hopeful feeling, This was reelected
on the stock exchange today Ia the adj
yauces Of consols aud kaftrs. Up To- llij"
a. m. the government had received NO eff
cial news bearing out the statements thut
peace had been arranged.
The war secretary, Mr. Brod"rick In
formed the house Of commons today that
the government had received no commum
cation from the Boer leaders regarding the
term, Of peacc, ana said that no armistir'
would be granted during the absence OF
the Boer leaders from their commands.
Mr. Broderipk was asked II Lord hitch
ener mad been authorized to offer aul
terms Of ueaCe besides unconditional sur
render.
lie replied; ~ am not in n position Il
make any statement nor am ! able to nd'
anything to my statement Of yesterday re
| gardlng the conference Of the Beers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-12
WEATHER INFORMATION.

Washington, April ll.-Eastern Texas
Fair in east; rain in west portion satur'
day; sunday probably fresh to brisk south
east winds on the coast.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory showers
Saturday and probably sunday; northeast
winds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-12
PERRY HULL is DEAD.

Prominent Chosaosn Sucumbed to an
Attack OF Pneumonia.
Beaumont, Texas, April Perry Hun
of Chicago. whose illness is told Of In
another column this morning. rled Mt 1870
o'clock His wife was with him at the
time Aside from the fact that nc re-
mains will he carried TO Chicago for in
terment nothing is known Of the funeral
ARRANGEMENTS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-12
General Observations.

Observations taken by the United states
weather bureau at 2, m, 18th meridian
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-12


Klerksdorp. Transvaal Wednesday, April
.. The approach Of President Steyu and
General Dewet and De Ia Rcy with their
STATS. who arrived here at noon today, was
signallzed at II a. M. by the arrival of a
dag Of truce at an outpost. An ofhcer
with an escort WIS sent out aud the prcsi
dent and the two generals rode into Klcrks.
dorp IN Cape carts The Orange Free
state ENJOYS were accompanied by Judge
Hertzog, Comandsnt oliver and six per
sons. with General De la Reg were his
secretary and dozen Beers. The Free
state Representatives are qusrtered In the
old town General De la Rey Joined the
TransvasI party in the new town. con
ference tent was pitched midway between
the two towns and free communication was
permitted The Boer delegates, but they were
suitably guarded.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-26


p
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-26

4 Dfcese que Ell atropello de Carlos Pa.
checo es ell principle de una serie de desma.
nes qua sc proponen realizar los republica-
nos disidentes de Ponce, con dos objetos
amedrsntar los federales para que no con-
curran las urnas obligar q los republi-
canos del Comite que Sc sometan.
| Ahora bien; Gconsentira Ell gobernador
| Hunt que ese plan Sc realiceP No 10 cree
mos. Cuando unos policfas deshonran ell
| untforme que llevan, Sc les destituye. En-
| ese case SO halla la policfa municipal de
Ponce. 7 81 Sc tiene en- cuenta que hay
| raz6n alguna para que Ponce tenga policfa
municipal, mientras San Juan y Arecibo no
la tienen es de esperar que ell Goberna-
dor, hacienda uso de la facultad que para
clio lie concede el bill sobre policfa, dispon.
dra que sea la insular quien Sc encsrgue de
velar por Ell orden por las vidas de los
ciudadanos de Ia ciudad del Sur, pues al
menos esta Vtene dando pruebas de rectitud
imparcialidad.
Lo contrarlo serfa alentar esos desma.
nes atropellos.
Porque no Sc trata de abuses cometidos
por tndividualidades aisladas del cuerpo,
no; Sc trata de un plan preconcebido del
cual es ejecutor la policfa municipal de
Ponce, desde Ell sargento al dltimo guardia;
Sc trata de llevar la intranquilidad ell des-
orden q una sociedad morigerads culta,
por unos hombres que, constituyendo allf
la minorfa de IN partfdo sin prestigios,
sin autoridsd ante la opinion pdblica de
Ponce, quleren tmponerse TODD IN pueblo,
por ell terror Ell atropello.
Esperamos que ell Gobernador, mida
con toda cslma las consecuencias que estos
hechos puedan traer, y trate de evitarlo 4
TODD trance.
En cuanto al atropello de Carlos Pa
checo, los tribunales de Ponce haran iusti-
cia. Los hechos estan plenamente proba.
dos. los jueces no les queda mas remedio
que castigar ese bandolerismo.
no Valen componendas, 81 es que las
hay, q juzgar por este suelto de III Diario;
sSe dice que varios seGores de la dist
dencia, entire los que fgursba Ell sargento
de la policfa municipal, tuvIeron aver una
larga conferencia con IN alto funcionarto
pdblieo, y en- ella Sc trat6 del asunto de
Pacheco. IHabr& pGstelFs
No; no puede haberlo. Hechos van.
dalicos como ese no pueden quedar sin
csstigo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-26
NOTAS De OFlCINA

don Juan G. Monclova, iuex dc policta
de Iaabsln, go Is admita In rsnuncia que for
mulArR de ga cargo.
a don snito ir6S, sscrssAric del 4 rIbu-
hal de DIstrito de MayRgFsx Ie ha sIdo &dmi-
MdA In rsuunciA dc su deatlno.
Sa apruabR In fAnER hipotaeaFig otoTgAda
poK oil AbogAdo don Il. y plano Colon, para
BarAntlr el eiareiclo de Sus funcionss de II 1tA..
rio de Poaea.
DIN AguStin Divls donA MArfA n. Dl.
villa, vseInos de q IrAboi sciicitAn dispense do
pAFsnteBco para contTAer mRtrimonio civil.
DIN SsbassIGn Rivera, iuax Municipal pro.
riaAArio de AiboDito, IN empsxRdo . haceR uso
ds To- lIcsnciA de > msses qusle fue concsdida.
Don Juan de MAtA Gonzales dcha Do.
minea InchR7styy Glns1les, vseinos de Ca
Ye7, solicitAn dispense de pAFenteaeo para con-
AFAeF matrImQplQ aigil,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-26
lMPARCIAL lEH2

an AFeelbo hA ampszado publicaras an
psRi6dico cue ne dice nbsoIlCtdTGente insp0TctdI
ouyR miSf6n pGrsce no es otra que AtseaF y
mortiaeRr las AutoridRdes fsderales de Rcue.
IlR cfudad.
PsRo 10 graeioso eR que toma un suelto de
La DEMoCBACrA que dedicAmos o los repuhll-
cRnos, 8 intercalando cieFtos parAnteais, trAtA
do RpIic6rselo q los fedeHales.
1871 ser&~4nocsnte sl coiegaI
NAda; al vAdo In pnente, p0rGue Va ell
pals no cree en- los ETldependteYlteg nj en- los a5
sotlGtdnle9lte tnlpa: ctaLes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-26
San BaDA
EOTA8 POR CORREO

Junio IS.
Aunqus no con ID coneurrsneia cue hu-
bisSe habido, sin ID dasgrAciR de aaos, result6
muy esplend'do sl bale do anochs en- el soasi-
no Esp8k1lD.
ri ambigu tue FspArsiaO con gran abun-
dRneia.
Sc eneuenEF& entermo de mucha sravedad
don Joaquin Adea BerengueF, empIesdo del
archiyo de las ofcinas del eattorney generals.
PrOnta meiorfa desesmos 81 respectable
amigo.
jose de j. Tizol.
tl asunto que dshende 81 querido amigo sc
Ia causa seguidA contra don Juan Issbelo poP
dsnaneia que hicisra Rgozcue eontra 81.
La EsPANoLA.-Fonda posadA cen
vista al mar pF0xima IL estaeion del fsrro-
earril.-TetuAn OIL cS.
Ofrece esta casa las mejoPes eomodids-
dss para Ell pass1ero. Comida la carta eomo
convenga precios m6dicos:
HAhitseicnes frsscss bisn vsntiladas ,
RospsdaisS sbonos, pssslos sonveneio.
nalss. P.
Sc preparsu muchos indulios para sl pre-
xImo de Julio.
sAbemos de varias pefsonss honorables
cue poF desgrscia cumpleu eondsns, que serkn
pusstsS an libortad.
Maule6n es eonstantsmsnts visiiado sn su
residencia Sc Ia CSreel.
S&bsse de muchss pePscnRs iEportRntas
del partido repnbicAno que ConcurFen visi-
taPle. Entire elias cuentRnse EgoEcue, EArbo-
81, Oiapdlno, hlrands, Anicstito, Ell Bolo, Go
mez otros muchos.
SC6mo SO que Maule6n se la parmiten
visItas 3 euRleE1uiera hora, fasrs de Lac N ar
cadss por el reglSmento de lA Okrcel7
Tsndrsmos cato sn cuensa por 81 aig1n dia
hemoa de hacsr cargos contra 81 personal de
lA okreel.
Sc dA por ssgura Ia muerts del reg z luar-
do de 1pglaterra.
Parecs que SO ressrgA il notlcia por mo.
tIvos do alta poiftIcs.
Cada dFa tfe0e mayor aeeptg-
ci6n en- eatA cindad los licoFes de Ia antigua y
acredltada fabricA de don Federico g Assll de
MayRgasz, montada con los ap2rGtos mas mo-
dsrnos de dsstilaci6n 81 vRpor, aspeciaimsnts
40 Miatslas cue es IN vsrdRdero vino EaoEca-
psro al Ron vlsio Fectihcado o. ell que tisne
mas consume 81 pdbllco 10 preaere 81 mefor
brandy poR su pursSa prselo eeononieo.
Eoa infoFmAn que dichA fabFlea ha nom.
bFado Agsnts en asta eindad don Isidro 4.
SAnchsS. P,
L. eolonia ingiaas de sssa capital ss en- :
enentra muY apenada CON In sraysdad:dal Ray
Eduardo az monarea.
LAssh,rIla Dolores ssnnriiI oasso, Ga nns
de las dos j6vapss CUE fnsron aprohadas sE Ia
Normal Dc klo Pisdgas, para siegeeF dc pro.
sssaEa FpFal