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Agency.

Agency, Oct 13.-Thomas Buckley
of Ottumwa, was visiting at the home
of James Burbage, last Saturday af-
trenoon.
Mrs Mary Allen of Chicago, is visit
ing relatives here.
The Odd Fellows are having their
hall painted and papered.
The scond number Of the Epworth
League course will be lecture by
Geo. Henley at the Methodist church,
Thursday evening, October 16.
Miss May Reynolds visited at Bla-
densburg and Hedrick last week.
The Congregational people are hav-
ing their church painted on the out
side.
Mr.. and Mrs John Dwire left last
Saturday for Bedford. From there
they will return to their home in Cali
fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Wing and Mrs. M.
]. Wing, will leave this week for Ash
land, Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Connolly of
Ottumwa, were calling on friends here
Saturday.
Howard Clements is here visiting
friends.
Miss Daisy Reece, Of Ottumwa, is
visiting her friend Miss Jessie Allen.
MI. and Mrs. John McCarty of
Hiteman. are here visiting at the Mel
son. home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Destomies Newell,
who have built new house in the
north part of town, and recently moved
into it, were very much surprised last
Saturday evening by their relatives
and friends gathering in for house
warming. Refreshments We're served,
and all present had a very enjoyable
time Mr.. and Mrs. Newell are old
residents OF this county. They lived
on one farm which is two miles south.
east of this place for over fifty years,
and have now moved to town to take
life easy. The citizens of this place
showed by their presence Saturday
evening that they gave them a hearty
welcome.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Reno. two miles southeast of town, on
last Wednesday evening Occurred the
marriage of their daughter Orpha tc
Frank Avery. The wedding was q
very quiet affair, only a few of the
| immediate relatives and friends be
ing present Rev. John Brown, OF
Batavia officieted. The bride was
dressed in white organdie. The many
friends of MI. and Mrs. Avery wish
them long and happy married life.
Rev. e. Carry who is working al
Mt Pleasant spent Sunday at home.
| The Ladies Aid society of the Flrsl
| Congregational church of Agency me-
in regular session on October 8, 1902
at the home Of secretary Mrs. Wright
when the following officers We're elect
| ed for ensuing year: President, Mrs
Lower; first vice president Mrs. G. J
Thomas; second vice president Mrs
Martha franklin secretary Mrs. A. l.
Wright; assistant secretary Mary
Franklin; treasurer Miss Lizzie Car
man. In summing up the work O
last year, which was their first year
it was founo that they had gathered
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scriptions for shares reported a mater
ial gain in the amount of stock sub
scribed for the canning company. An
other meeting will be held Thursday
evening, October 80.
Mrs. Candace Crawford, Mrs. Geo.
B. Morrow and Daniel Hull are all
CRITICALLY i'll with very little hopes for
their recovery.
The postofiice is in charge of G. F.
Carson as postmaster, and will, in a
few days be moved into the new loca--
ton near the depot.
Miss Mae Thomas, who is attending
school at Fairfield, was at home over
Sunday.
John Walker was in Des Moines a
few days of last week attending the
K. of P meeting.
Mrs. George Miller of Ottumwa re-
turned home today, after visiting with
relatives here and at Selma.
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williamsburg.

williamsburg. Oct. 13.-Geo. Fletch,
er died Friday afternoon. Mr.. Fletch'
er was one OF the Oldest citizens Of
this town, having attained the ripe
old age OF "a. He had lived here fo1
the last forty odd years and served in
several public positions during his life
His funeral occurred Sunday at the
residence of his daughter and was con,
Quoted by Rev. T. c. Mcfarland. His
wife, aged 81 years, survives him. His
two sons, w. G. and Charles, are both
prominent citizens OF this place.
The Iowa Telephone Co. is to have a
large gang OF men here rebuilding
their line through this place. 1t is TIC
be metallic line. but as the company
has no local exchange, it will be used
only for toll service.
Owen Jones will leave Monday night
to spend the winter in California and
later on will visit in Montana.
J. M. Williams and family leave this
evening for California. where they ex-
pect to reside. Mr.. Williams has been
here only a short time, but he has
made many friends who will be sorry
to have him go from here.
The c., M. & St P. railroad are rails
ing their stockyards at this place
which is a much needed improvement
The town officials have settled this
parsonal case OF Mrs. G. y. Donahue.
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Miss Mimic Johnson, who is teacher at
the Harlin school All report a very
enjoyable time.
Byron Gasser spent Sunday with his
grandmother. Mrs. Z. D. Day of ANA
dor.
Zeb Smith was up to inspect the saw
mill on the farm of Mr. Walker to sec
if it was in a dangerous or safe condi-
ton to be run. Mr.. Smith formerly
had experience in that line and his
opinion can be relied upon.
Mrs. q. B. Day is visiting her grand
daughter, Mrs. Frank Wellman.
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manifested in the case of state
against Lee Whitlatch for the murder
of a man by the name of Buchanan.
near Columbia over year ago. There
are a great many people here from
Marion county, most of whom are wit
nesses. They have been at work on
the case for two days and are not
through with the prosecuting
witnesses yet. The jury is allowed to
separate, and is sleeping in the court
house where provision has been made
for its care.
T. Rogers came down from Lacona
Friday night and has accepted a posi-
ton in local grocery store.
Carl Swanson was an over Sunday
visitor in Lucas with his mother.
The Charlton river and the smaller
branches are all out of banks again, the
result of an all nights rain again Sat
urday night and Sunday.
poor surgeon can easily cut off.
strenuous life
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Russell.

Russell, Oct. IA j. Woodman
made business trip to Ottumwa
Thursday.
Alta Wallace, who has been in Can
ada for some time, returned to Rus
sell last week. He is not very we'll
pleased with that country
The high school boys went to Chari-
ton Friday afternoon to play football.
The game stood % to 0 in favor of
Charlton.
Cauncey Futhey is still very i'll with
typhoid fever.
Miss Lillian Douglas spent Satur-
day at her home in Charlton, returning
to Russell on No. 4.
Miss Mae Vanarsdale spent Sun
day at her home near Charlton.
Earl Litzenberg, Of Sunset, Colora-
do, arrived in Russell on No. 4 Satur-
day evening to visit at the home of
his mother.
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Courier reporter obtained the follow.

Courier reporter obtained the follow
ing information which will be of much
interest to many readers: From
Jan. / to Oct. /, the amount of the
considerations on real estate sold in
Lucas county alone was $1,585,117,
there being 479 transfers made, MAX
Wing an average of about $4,000 each.
This is quite an increase over last
wear for the same length Of time, and
is sufficient to show that Lucas county
II cal estate is not depreciating in value
al Ny.
y. w. Eastes, former resident of
I'M Vianola. was greeting his many
fri fnds Saturday.
n Yrs. George Badger left Saturday
for SHarlan where she will join MI.
BadlNer and make their future home.
j. "a. Lane, of Cleveland, No. 4, was
con mty seat visitor Saturday.
WHY Houston left this morning for
Mt. Ayr where he will attend the
races his week.
A q eat deal of interest is being
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Sunnyside.

Sunnyside, Oct. 13.-Mrs. Angie Adj
ans Of Osceola is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Kilball.
Miss Maud Lindley has been very i'll
with tonsilitis but is now improving.
Fay Richardson visited at the Yates
home Sunday.
Frank Duke returned to his home in
Trenton, Mo-, Wednesday, after a
pleasant visit with his cousins, B. H
Sisson and family.
Miss Bessie Howell is suffering with
neuralgia this week.
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Maple Grove

Maple Grove, Oct. 13-Luke Dodd
was a Moravia visitor Friday.
Miss Mae White is visiting relatives
at this place this week.
Miss Anna Kingery has returned to
her home, after visiting relatives near
Unionville.
Mrs. L. Moon and Mrs. Chas. Humph-
rey were callers in Moravia this week.
Quite crowd attended church last
Sunday night at the Baptist church
near here.
Mrs. Frank Dodd entertained friends
at her home few days ago.
J. H. Williams has been visiting
with his daughter, Mrs. VIM. Russell
of Bloomfield for some time.
Mrs. N. H. Coe spent the day Friday
with friends.
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Nest Van Buren,.

West Van Buren,. Oct. 14.-Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Hawker passed through
here Wednesday.
o. o. Mccullough went to Keosau-
qua one day last week.
Wade Harryman and family were
callers at White Elm Monday.
Miss Lula Arson, who has been
quite sick for few days, is reported
some better.
Ralph Pickens and wife are rejoic-
ing over the arrival of new baby.
Granville Mason family went to
Stockport recently.
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paying her SIS, and the case will I've
dropped She sued the town for $5GE
for injuries received from a defectiW
sidewalk.
The Troy township republicans
held their caucus Saturday evening
and nominated the following ticket
Justices of the peace, Benz. Harris ard
J. H. Leasure; constables, Fred Leas-
ure and Fred Sholl; clerk, Dixon Jones.
Evan Davis went to Chicago last
week to consult with specialist, re-
turning home today.
Charles Fletcher. Of Cedar Rapids,
attended the funeral of his grandfath-
er held here today.
Charles Fletcher. of this place, was
in Des Moines attending the grand
lodge of the X. Of P. when he was sum-
moned home by the death of his
father.
Charlton.
Charlton, Oct. 3 1In a recent inter
view with County Recorder Maxwell,
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DoudeS.

Douds. Oct. 13.-Mrs. o. o. Stokes
of near Hardin, S. D.. and Mrs. Belle
Wilson Of near Batavia, were visitors
in town last Saturday.
Mrs Edwin Mannig and Mrs. Stan
ley Manning and daughter of Keosau--
qua spent Sunday with Miss Josie Tai
bolt of this place.
Mrs. Mary A. Ferris and family will
move to Des Moines the first of next
week, expecting to make that place
their future home.
At the meeting held Saturday even.
ing the committee on soliciting sub
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during same the neat little sum of
$7O46. Truly this is a good showing
and proves that where ready hands
and willing hearts combined much
may be expected. The society has
quilt of names beauty which will
soon be completed and given to the
Ottumwa hospital.
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Bonapsrte.

Bonaparte, Oct. 13.-John Young and
family will soon move to. Salt Lake
City, Utah. ~
Mrs. Clarence Davis and Mrs. H. E.
Rees were called to Keosauqua by the
serious illness of their father
Oscar Meek and family, of Hash
kononG Mo-, are in the city, the guests
OF relatives.
The Earl Daily company pleased a
fair-sized audience at the opera house
Thursday night. Gideon's minstrels
are booked for today.
G. L. Shaffer and Miss Laura Mack
lin, both of this city, We're married at
the Hotel Manning parlors at Keosau-
qua Thursday noon.
Silas Anderson. of Oklahoma, is in
town
The family of Phil Eich will soon
move from this city to Des Moines.
Rev. Collier and wife recently re-
moved from Bentonsport to Bonaparte
Tom Beard is sick with typhoid
fever.
Pleasant Home.
Pleasant Home Oct. 1.-THE peo-
pie of Pleasant Home have establish
ed a telephone line into Blakesburg
The company is to consist of sixteen
members. The following are the
names: J. F. Beagle, l.. S. Gosney,
IS. A. Burton, Walter Schoech, VIM.
Shields, w. S. Suite, S. w. Ross, Jo-
seph Harlem, A. A. Beagle, Charles
Harlem, Fred Jones, J. w. Halez, O..
S. Harlem, Herman Dixon and George
Willard.
The protracted meeting at Pleasant
Home is in progress.
! Making sorghum seems to be the
employment OF the neighborhood.
| Miss Glen Willard visited at the
home of VIM. Shields last Wednesday.
Mrs. Isaac ,Needham and Louisa Cling
/ lemire were callers at the VIM. Shields
sorghum factory Friday.
Miss Clara Nolan and mother, from
Ottumwa, are visitors in the Pleasant
Home neighborhood.
The missionary society of Pleasant
Home will attend the Methodist Pro-
| testant foreign missionary convention
in Otumwa Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Charlton.

Charlton, Oct. 13In recent inter
view with County Recorder Maxwell
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A poor surgeon can easily cut off
strenuous life
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Revelation de un dolitO

Un ex 2erto 6 inteligente policfa
lngle', que sirve en- las escuadras de
Loudres, Ia prestsdO un importan-
serVlclo Ia causa de Ia justicia de
s1 pals.
Hara un sf1o cometi6se nm i'm
poftante y atravidf simo robo en-
Manchester, sin que hasta hace nuy
pocos dlas Sc lograrA dar con los au.
torres de aque. audaz golpe de ma
no.
r policfa Cheringtop, que ha-
bfa seg0ido con interss el descubri-
misntO de aquel misterio, fii6 su d.
tenci6n en nm sujeto, del que procu-
70 hacerse amigo, convid&ndo.e q
conner.
Y recordando que los placeres
de la digestion, alegrados por nm
buen vino, hacen communicative 81
hombre mas reseryado. escanciaron
de sobremesa algunes boteIlas de Je
rez v una de cOguaC Domaeq, ace
bando Ell policia p0r insinuar sn
amigo que tendrfa muCho gusto en-
aaber qnienes erAn Los ea tiskass
cometieron 81 famoso x0bo de n an.
el individu0 aumnechus0
nfau6se declarando aus 6I eKa 81
0nico autor az aQnel aellfO
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GAbERlA COLORADO.

Esta maaana ha arnanecido ell
salon de esposiciones de este i'm
portante establ lecimiento, con todos
los trabAios nuevos.
Apercibido 81 p6b1ico del csm-
bio, llen6se el local de curiosos &
contemplar las nuevas exhibiciones
en- las que hay trabajos primoro.
SOS.
Uno de los que mas HAman la.
atenci6n por las dificulsades que i'm
dica ell hacerlo es ln interior en-
gran tamafio del hermoso comedor
del Hotel Inglaterra en- ell acto del
banquete ofrecidO ultimAmente al Ho
norabls Gobernador Hunt. Todos
los asistentes & else Won. claro dis.
tintamente. RscomendamOs nnes
tros amigos, y n pdblico en- general
una vista esta noche 8 IL citad& es
posicion seguros que pasarAn un
buen ratio, cont enc6indos que ell
amigo Colorado coadyuvo ade mos
trar Ia altura en- q1e 50 encuen-
tran las artes en- Puerto Rica.
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Tood, Rodriguez, que fue correspon
dida por otra del Consejo compuesta
ta de los Sres. Eliot y GuzmAn Be-
nitez.
En- funciones Iya lA C&mAra el
Sr. Tood propone el persona! 81
guieute: TrAductoras M: Charles
G. Volk ers don e. Domenech, Mis-
E. e. Hutton con cinco pesos dia'
rios.
DON M. CAtal$ Official 10 con 4
pesos diarios. Escribientes de ma
quinilla, don Juan Roig, Conrado
Asenio y Salvador Prats; dos pesos
diarios. P6rtero Antonio Olivero con
s 1.50, Mensagero Severiano Marie.
70 con 1 peso d:ario.
Sc dio cuenta con Ia invitaci6n
para e:ta noche que hace Ell Honora'
BILE Gobernador.
Apeticion del senior Tood fu6
acuerdo que las sesiones comiencen
ell dia las 8 de Ia mafanR.
Ell Sr Egozcue pidio y fue apro'
bada la Suppression de golpes de una
mAquina establecida en- los bajos,
que impide Ia libre discussion y exa'
men de les ssuntos.
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EnfaVOrde la paz.

La sGAceta de Westminster, ,
haci6ndose cargo de Ia affirmation de
los ministries respecto & que solo
procede combatir con tenacidad para
obligar q los beers & la sumisi6n in
Conditional, dice:
paciencia y Ia tenacidad son indu
dablemente grandes virtudes; pero la
prolongaci6n de Ia luchs es tam5ien
un gran NAL, por 10 que perjudica 4
nuestra Hacienda v & nuestra polfti
ca interior, y 10 amenazadoramente
que pesa sobre nuestro eomercio. Es
ia politics nos obliga adoptar medi
das iustifcadas, acaso por las exi-
gencias militares, pero que seran nm
obstaculo para Ia pacifcaci6n.
Nos reduce & nm papel sscunda-
rio en- la polftica exterior, motiva
la animosidad de Europa contra no
sotros y nos expone q que estos sen
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EN LA MANSION
EJECUTIVA

Hoy, como estaba anunciado, SO
verified la reception de slos delega
dos de 10 Camara por Ell Honorable
Gobernador Civil.
Estos sef1or,s const tuidos en-
cuerpo cumplimentaran q aquella
autoridad.
Seguidamente SO constituy6 la Ca
mara 6 los IL y 90 minutes con los
slguientes Delegates: DON Luis San
chez Morales sres don AureIio Men
dez Martinez, don Carlos Blondet,
don Cayetano Col y Toste don Fran
cisco NJ. Quinopes, don Tomas Ca
rrion, don Jose Tous, don Manuel
Domenech, don Manuel Egozcue, don
Felipe Serrano, don Eduardo Lugo
Viflas don Manuel Rodriguez, don
pedro JuanB ssosa, don Pedro San
tos Vivoni, don Manuel Rossy, M.
Cromwell, don Ulpiano Colou, don
Pedro Arroyoy don Roberto Tood.
r ssy ocupo la presidencia des'
pues de deliberate ell punto.
La CAmara design6 una comisi6n
compuesta de los sefiores TODD, vi
voni, y Sanchez Morales, para dar
cuenta de lA constitution al sHoEarH'
BILE Gobernador y otra para ell conse
jo, compuesta de los Sres. Domenech
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CON GRAN ALGERIA.
Hay mucha animation.
Ell dia de hoy.
1 de EnerO.

Ha llegado y hay que decir que
90 presents esplendido.
Ahf est8 ese azul que nos saluda
en- este hermsC Amanecer del af1o.
Ahf esta esa luz que nos invita- &
contemplar ell panorama de nuestros
verdes wales, -Verdes como son las
esperanzas de las vifgenes.
Y ahi esta 10 florida campif1a DO
rinCRna que siente sobre 81 ell beso
de este delicioso .ambiente.
Hemos llegado al fin 4 descu
brir ell nuevo af1o.
Nos sAluda placido " 'hemos de
correspondence: Salud nif1o viRiero!
5Qu6 traesH
Dios solo. 10 sabe.
En- ell misteriO profundo, de tn
equipaje quien puede alz&r el We
10.
Decline aver el sol tras Ia mon.
tAfia, y se levanta hoy con las insig.
nj de una nuev& vida.
Y los heChos como los golpes de
aqua d3 un surtidor, iran sacedien.
doss los uuos tras les otros, sin que
pueda preveerse ell eterno y descono
cido movimiento de la rueda en- que
palpitan.
PasAjeros que hemos llega1o
Ia orilla JCual de nosotros SO que.
darS On Ia pendienteS
C1mo Colon, en- su viaie 10
desconocido, assendemos 'por I'M
sendero cuyo termino no puede ad :
vertilse.
IA donde vAmos?
Els la pregunta eterna, que al
borde de Ia vida nos lanzamcs con
natural anhelo, SY quien podra con
testAr ~
Con ell lilo de desventuras y con
10 alforja de esperAnzas nos lama.
mos al vaSie nuevo sin derrotero nj
rumbo.
Un pie en- el pasado, ell otro... ell
porvenir esta oculto y puede preci
pitArnos al abismo, 8 darnos base de
s guro ascenso.
Asi vAmos, como Ia arista per
dida, como el 'Ciego irfeli7, empuja
dos por la corr:ente de la vida sin
yer el punto que nos marque nj Ia
via nj ell t6rmlno.
Pero hay un cielo az1l que nos
saluda hermoso, y que nos hace es'
perar confiados Y sonar con una
venturanzs; y hay una alegffA en- Ell
ambiente que nos hacs estar conten
tOs.
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SerYiCios
de Polic1a.

Ha sido detenido Rosando Cope.
,da y Santiago, por amenazAs, y pro-
vocaciones en- l& calle de San Fran
cisco q los camillercs Raimundo
Navarro por atropello & Maria Rosa
doy escandalo en- la Gale, Jose Do.
lores Feliciano por estar hacienda
sctos indecorosos en- Ia via p6blics,
jose Falcon por injurias 6 10 policia,
Candida Bonaf fas y Bibiano Ara.
zAmendi por rifia y escandalo pane'
trando ambos en- In casa de Dolores
Faiardo, atropels andola con m paIo
ell Bibianoy y atropellando tambien
al riflo Francisco Quif1ones Roman
Diaz por sgredir Rosa Lopez con
un palo.
ELadio Rivera da cuenta de ha.
ber sido provocado con cuchillo en-
mano por Julian Ramos.
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NdufrdgOS
llegdn 6POnCe,

Hs llegado al puerto de Pom ce
un bote tripulsdo por once h 1mbres
pertenecientes & Ia tripulaci6u de
la goleta americans SJames w Fitch>
de la matvicula de Boston Ia cual
sali6 de New York con un cargamen
to de once mil Icajas de petroIeo con
destino & Rosario de Ia Argentina y
Sc declare un incendio abordo tenien
do que verss ohligados s alb andonar
ell buque y fueron recogidos por Ia
barca alemana SHed Wigs Ia que
los dej6 8 20 millar sde Ponce logran
do Hegar en- la noche del 90 este
puerto. No pudieron salvar nad =,
nj aun la documentaci6n del buqua
ell cuAl no estAba assgurado, Sal
drau en- el vapor <PoreeN para los
Estados Unidos.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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Espanoles
nativos,
En- la Carolina.

Segun nos informSp, han roto
lanzas los espaf1oles y les nativos de
In Ccolina, dando por resultado que
los Il ,timos SO han retirado del Ca
sino levantado porl Ia Colonia espa.
nola de aquel pueblo no hace mucho
tempo, y que tan ro5usta vida pre-
sentaba.
No sabemos 6 no queremos ex-
plicar las causAs que han motivado
esa rupturs, pero parece que no apa-
reja carActer general, pues les natl.
vos y muchos del e!emento espanol,
tratau de montar IN nuevo estable-
cimiento.
Qae ssi suceds, son nuestros de-
seoe, y que todos VIVIAN en- paz, sit m
pre- que los alemsnes no vangau
CON alguna parejeria que nos hsga
caulbisr el troly.
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En Ell AuIIiO MutuO.
LA MIsA DE HOY.

Hoy tuvo efecto una solemne
misa en 10 capilla de 10 Sociedad Es-
pa6oia de Auxilio Mutuo . Benefi.
Gle, eatablecida en- Santurce.
La concurrencis, muy escogida,
de vecinos de aquel poblado y de es-
Ia Capital, era infinitamente mayor
que is cepaeidad de ID capilla
Las hijas dc la Caridad amensza
ron el acto con bsllos cantoa sagra-
dos, acompanados de ammonium.
Terminado ell acto, los concu-
rrentes fueron xplendid&mente OBJ
ssQuiados con ricas pastas, dulces,
who's generosos Y licores.
Despues tomo pose si6n de sus
cargos, Ia nueva Junta Directive.
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BanQuete MaS6niCO.
FL 8 de EnerO.

Sc estan hacienda les preparS'
tivos para un Banquete Masonico
que dRr&n en- continuation las Lo'
Ria" eReger erAci6n0 y <San Juan
BAutistas en- los sslones de dthas
Logtas, Gale de San S3bS stiau, ell
dia 9 de E zero ole 1902.
Solo Sc admiten mienbroI de la
Fraternidad.
Los billetes de admission pueden
solicitarse de los Secretaries de las
Logias arriba menciopadas y del Je'
Frank Techeter, en- ell Palacio del
EiecC, 10.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-01
GALERIA COLORADO.

En- la imposibilidad de felicitar par
ticularmente todcs sus amigos y
favorecedores nuestro amigo Colora
do nos ruegA que por este conducto
y en- su nombIe expresemos sus
inmensos conocimientos ell vehemen
to deseo de su Gorsz6n de verles & to
dos felices, y en- creciente prcsperi
dad, Y que eu ell presente afIo vean
colmados con exeso sus sspiraclo'
nes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-01
DEL. MINISTRO
a Ia Oiudad de Caracas.

New York Enero | l-30 P. M.
Recilida la nota yenezolana
.por el gebierno aleman, duda en-
Ia concession solicitada y determine
qua informe el ministro aleman
que ha de llegar en- breye 4 Cara
cas-.
Este tiene instrueciones de
.emitir su informe con entero como
cinient0 de los sucesos yenezola-
nos.