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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-27
Given a Bio Recentlon n cornns.

Corpus Christi. Texas, June 26-The train
bearing the members Of the Sunset.Central
immigration association, $50 members
strong, arrived here last night at o'clock
The train was met by committee nj citl.
zens and headed by the Knights Of Pythlas
brass band of Shelby, H.. which accom-
panied the association, they marched to the
court house. At the court house an address
OF welcome was made by Acting Mayor
Segrest, who was introduced by u. 3, Cole
OF this city, a member Of the association.
Following this address Mr., G, l.. Mckinney,
president of the association, made an inter.
esting speech, highly praislng Texas and
especially this section. This was followed
by an address by L. II. Caldwell of this
city, who set forth Corpus Christls nnum-
cradle advantages and resources. Vice
President Bowles then eNouerated Mr..
Caldwell's remarks by reading a pamphlet
issued by the association setting forth the
agricultural productions Of Nueces county,
Corpus Chrsti's climate, etc, After the
address a fine lot of Corpus Christi fruit
GRAPES. pums and hgsl were exhibited and
the visitors told TO eat them, which they
did. About 10 o'clock the members Of the
association were escorted to Central wharf,
where 100 iced watermeons were awaiting
them, after which they took plunge In the
bay. This morning a large number Of the
visitors arose early to get n glimpse Of the
city and at o'clock they left for San An
tonic.
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...ssN',,' 'uhe -o'--lhe following
pi"'eeuinss were had today In the supreme
| court
Reversed and rendered. !, - ,,o
VS.. l. A. Lovett, from Ken A'e1auuer
Certified unestions sn,,.,
Mills a Co, VS. ~ n J itnotgssut, Greer,
Clay. ''one' 4'oNu
Applications refused. w ~ ,,.,.,
al VS.. j. S. Daurherty fro,, W noshllS ct
Daugherty vs.. ". ~ Iiasti,i ii" ta, d, ~
ris N'H'' nun iiu.'
Applications crartod. n r c.
VS.. Farmers and Nercbonts, ~ ~ 3uott et az
ct al, from Mel oman. It9rr,c n.'ouai ping
chants National RAM "a uuu Met'
Scott ct al, from NICt.Srnen.1 w. -, L. -.
at nj We Farmors ma u Nh, g., r. urhet
Bank ct nj. from MI enner .np % Natlonpl
mission of 'rexas We Weid " %.tHu Cpln'
from Travis; " / Mrtro w Nu'i"e et A.
ct al. from Schleicher. Il r. nr n oo'u W.
W j. NcIiee Of al fror, ~ IituSts vs.,
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A RehearInn Was Refused.

Austin, Texas, June 28.-The court OF
criminal appeals today oyerruled motion
for rehearing In the case Of Mrs. Guada-
lupe Gri!usinger, from BeXar county. Mrs.
Grimsinger was convicted in the district
court OF BexHr county on a charge OF being
an accomplice IN the murder Of her nus
band, John Grimsinger. The man who ac'
tuaIy committed che crime was Juan
Rocha, an aged Mexican, who mas since
paid the penalty for his crime on the gal
lows. Mrs. Grimsnger was given life
sentence and on appeal the case was
affirmed aud today o motion for rehear
lug was overruled,
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cHIEFs oF PoLIcE ANo MARsHALs
Censured Courts and Juries for Not En-
forcing Six Shooter Law.

Censured Courts and Jures for Not En-
forcing Six Shooter Law.
Fort Worth, Texas, June 26,-The Texas
Chiefs OF Police and CITY Morshals asso.
citation today devoted most OF its time
discussing Industrial school matters.
Mrs. Stoddard, president Of the State
Womens Christian Temperance Union, sd-
dressed the convention on the subject and
succeeded In getting u resolution through
indorsing the move to have bin introduced
iuto the legislature providing for police
matrons in every town IN the state OF TO-
GOO Inhabitants.
Treasurer Secretary Forest OF Houstoa.
read his report, which showed the assO-
cation to be prospectus.
resolution censurng courts and 1uries
for being too lenient In pistol carrying cases
was adopted.
An appeal was made to the citizenship
Of the state TO aid the officers in en-
forcing this law
Twenty new members were added TO the
association The members were given
trolley ride TO the packing houses this af-
ternoon, and tonight were rendered ban
quet at the Delaware hotel.
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At San Antonio.

San Antonio, Texas, June 26.--The Sun
set special bearing the land and immigra-
tlon agents Of the Southern Pacific system,
arrived in the city at o'clock this eveA-
ing, and the visitors Will remain in san
Antonio until IL o'clock tomorrow morning.
ON account OF the lateness OF their ar
hut tomorrow the visitors will be taken in
hand by a committee from the Business
Mems club, and given a carriage ride and
a trolley car ride to all points Of inter
est in the city. The land and immisra.
tion agents viii hold a meeting at Z
o clock tomorrow morning and perfect tleir
organization. The visitors express them
selves as highly pleased with all they have
seen In Texas and are of the opinion that
this tour will result IN great benefit TO
the State, resulting from the reports they
wall make on their return home
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Wallace Case Was Dismissed.

Austin, Texas, June 25--The case OF John
Wallace from Throckmorton county, was
reversed and dismissed today In the court
of criminal appeals. wallace was charged
with violating the rules and regulations or
the live stock sanitary commission OF
Texas. The court held the Information
against Wallace does not charge viola
tion Of the law and further that the evil
dence is insufficient. The recent decision
of the supreme court that the quarantine
lines established by the live stock sanitary
commission were void ms they did mot con,
form to the lines established by the Federal
government was also cite - .Ae case
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The Party at Victoria.

Victoria. Texas, June 26.--The Southern
Pacific immigration agents excursions
stopped here a few moments yesterday
morning on their way from Port Layaca,
where they spent the night, to Corpus
Christi via Cuero. Five hundred copies or
the fine special edition OF the Fact just Is
sued, were distributed Two line photo
graphs Of the crowd were taken during the
stop al the freight depot Tuesday by NJ. L.
Potash of this city, who Joined the party
here and will complete the trip with them
for the purpose OF taking other views en-
route
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UNSETTLED TITLES.

sa''As' question seriously argued by the
M. seVlse land purchasers today was the
I, VI titles. Several complain that
4. ave had deals already for closing and
1, a'V0vered after considerable expense
n ~ Title was not perfect and that
4 h.s purchase Of the land they would
n t u, law suit. This feature is most
'lsr ~ interests Of Texas and 1t is the
i tb,t tnose interested in the discus
k.s a land and immi grafton bureau
d IA established by the State to at
I'd NV tomorrow To San Antonio is
t,ata, ward to with great deal Of an
my ru u snd that city will be Investigated
y several ryV1 - and corner. 1t is expected
d, a' hours will bc given to sight
y s IN, souston people are on board aad
y M greetings TO their home friends.
't,asslr wei Wen and are enjoying the tou.
esslon 49, Inc Houston people with the
sc as follows: Mr.. and Mrs. J.
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Eourth court Of AppeaIs.

San Antonio, Texas, June 26.-The fol
ruled In the Fourth court OF civil appeals
today: II. H. McIane VS.. ID. sullivan a
Co, from Bexar; 81. Louis ana southwest-
ern Railroad Company OF Texas vs.. J. T.
Neal, from Hunt; Texas aud Pacific Rail-
way vs. r. g. Seay, from Lamar; X. X.
Dulin VS. Pearl Moon ct al, from Grayson;
City Of Dallas ys. Addie Lents ct al, from
Dailas
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At Wharton.

Wharton, Texas, June pa train under
charge of the Southern Pacific Immigration
bureau, containing 800 excurslonists from
Illinois and Iowa. passed through Wharton
making a stop of two hours at FL Campo
where they were entertained with BAN
quet by the wide awake citizens or that
section. As successful rice section this
portion of Wharton county Is fast gaining
Recognition, well irrigation rendering the
farmer independent of drOuth.
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Count Of Criminal AppeaIs.

Austin, Texas, June 25.-The following
proceedings were had today in the court OF
criminal appeals:
Reversed and dismissed: John wallace,
from Throckmortea.
Motion for rehearlng granted, appeal dis
missed-Joe Martin, from Lsvaca.
Motion for reheatnE overruied euaoa'
iupe Grimlageg, from Rs<A<.
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Nea1oes stIred up By a Ptopheoy.

Mineola, Texas, June 26.-There Is con
siderable excitement among the negro pop
ulatlon Of Mineola over the prophecy OF
negro man that the earth for fifteen
miles in every direction from Grand
Saline would sink Saturday at A
o'clock. Several hundred negroes viii
leave town tomorrow for different
points and remain away until dan
ger from the sinking account Is past
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CHARGED Win Criminal Assault.

Yorktown. Texas, June 26.-Yesterday
morning City Marshal Gus Lenz arrested
a negro named John HuchIns charged by
his wife with rape, alleged to have been
Committed on his 16year-old stepdaughter
Deputy sherin o. A., swift came over on
where he viii be given an examining trial
today.
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NORTH IEXAs EEMALE coLLEeE CoMseRNAToRY MUSIC

NORTH TEXAS FEMALE
the
in Its in
$ OF n
are tive o
For the
herma
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Pabst Beer has definite tonic properties
owing to the malt and hops II contains,
and It's absolute purity. Thee. Keller mas
II. Send for a trial case.
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land PRICES VARY

LAND PRICES VARY.
though much Of the time on the train
b given to making amusement, the oh
rs q the trip South and the convention
GllTsston were not forgotten and an eve
Is given to the country as we sped by
again groups Of agents and farmers
I'D be seen here and there in the differ
cars discussing the prospects of the
nlty and the immigration plans nov
u; developed by the organization of ;anI
isrs 1t was the opinion of the Nortu-
agents that until land could be SID NJ
advertised price in the North there
lelh be great difficulty In getting settlers
cone to the state. Complaint is made
y lley receive lists offs at certain
flss ana induce their neishbors to come
le STATE VIII them for the purpose [
t4lg Npeh they get here they are III.
~ stlil Oh the market at IL higher
| 10 ciaer words" said an agent from ILL
IN me southern agent must cooperate
W lae man In the North before an iI.a
fadllon Wlll exist, Large land ow lc,S
lssponslble Tor keeping out settlers by
tsAls 10 open up their lands to settle.
nv ~ reasonable prices"
~ donh Howard listened to much of the
aMsatlon and agreed In most of the
tsr sad As all Texans know, Mr.. IST-
III familiar with the situation as any
nm tae State. In reply to the cha. ges
pc, he stated that much that was s1id
uue and be hoped the organization
N started would help to eliminate these
EaNetures. AT present." said Mr.. How
\ We are taxing the industrious man
-NIung the Spectator go. For instance.
a. gmes into The country to make a
m ne buys piece of land, fences II
evlids house, after which he breaks
n aug ana puts in crop. Along comes
assessor ana SAYS, You have improved
/, ana ana you will have to pay for it,
nim ten and fifteen times as
N AZ, y ne does the fellow who owns the
- lsAl 10 him who Is too lazy to i'm
w. or who lives in New York or some
'na sate The only way to do with these
IKE .s, y 10 ger them to open up two.
w OF their land for settlement M
suGs N laSi price aud retain the other third
y. WI enhance In value by having the
y, ~ poItion settled until 1t Is worth as
~ A.. q all or II was In the first place.
~, ~ won't do that then the man mat
M, ., srge piece OF land and refuses TO
!. n. reasonable price and at the same
,.s flows ~. II to remain idle. ought to be
',I ~, :, tne same amount that he tries
4 u ne won't long hold unimproycd
a. ro msi done. Land spectators ne
N a,o'nlns but retarding the advance.
~ le1ss and the quicker some
Nv: M Us found to dispose OF them the
NJ WI our broad acres become culti-
AZ A. asu me State become a great power
M, financial and political world"
1. easements made by Mr.. Howard
\, , IN TO by his listeners and a move
mn .,n oe shortly placed on foot to nsz-
Tin ration conditions Another meet
~ ~, pe held before the visitors leave
s,s s@ ana the plans Of organization will
nj sll''eu'ed by the committee for APP
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son ana " daS M5 and Mrs Mrs Robert y. e vii.
Tnri nexter and Mr.. and Mrs. p MIS- w.
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CHICAGO BEACHHOT

20 minutes from heart of city; no dust. no
dirt; situated on boulevard and lake ut
5lst street Boulevard, Chicago Send for
illustrated booklet.
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ASHEyILLE, N. c.
E. P. McKiSsick, Proprietor.
HOTEL ALLEaHANY

HOTEL ALLEGHANY
and
ROCk5RlDGE ALUM SPRINGS
Combined Mountain Resorts
on ChesP peake and Ohio Railway
HOTEL ALLEGHANY-A handsomely
furnished. modern hotel at Goshen, Va,
on main line of G. and o. Ry., and.
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA
With fine hotels and cottages, beautiful
grounds, and curative mineral waters; $780,
600 expended In improvements this year.
are managed practically as one resort. Cars
at frequent intervals enable guests 10 In.
terminglc as under one roof. Fine golf
links at Rockbrldge Alum. orchestras at
both places. Lovely drives. Magnificent
mountain scenery. Exhllerating summer
climate. Address
+. II. BR0KENBOROUGH.
Manager Hotel Allegheny, Goshen, Va.
JAMES A. FRAZIER.
General Manager Rockbrldge Alum Springs,
Va.
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(IIGRA1IoN AGENTS.
|. !, BeeyiIIe a Welcome Relief in
4 4 Tedious Journey.
|a1oys FOUND TO THE COUNTRY
A.. Not Always Quoted With In
as,o Of Selling and Titles Are Too
vi Liable to Be Affected.

,.s,d Southern Pacific Special, June
u.-The special left Port Lavaca
,.,oes sharp this morning and started
toward Victoria and cuero. Here a
- was made for few miles aud
"A southward to the coast began.
M start the heavy train lost time
"a MT arrive at Beeville for two hours
,,h,dule time, The ride was through
,,,uth stricken country and was dusty
1, ,,,sry. and had 1t not been for the re.
i, n the excurslonists but little pleas
1 ,ould have been gotten out of the trip.
4 was the passengers succeeded In
..,r themselves and shortened the way
4, M telling of stories and playing prac-
IN skes upon each other. Large Mexi.
/. say hats had been purchased by
n, ,loue the route and the owners We'd
4, .eb other In trimming and decorating
| . and paraded through the train to she
IN ,uusement of their fellow passengers.
M wars and means were resorted to to
II ,he time away, but still 1t hun.
|.dly on their hands and the arrival at
|<rus was an appreciated relief. Here
4, reception was magnificent, but the
[sreUug reporter agreed with the local
|rsponient TO allow him the privilege of
Ia. The Post readers about It and IL is
n cut Of this story with one exception,
n tat Is the broncho busting exhibition
ia % the public square just before the
M pulled out Of the city.
IA he Northern visitors it was the feat.
1 Il the day. While the wild animal
u b,ug roped preparatory to placing the
|dale upon II they crowded closely around
Bot when the animal began TO rise In
\ ar and come down stiff legged they
altered and took protection behind ium-
|, riss The skill with which the cow
4 hndled the animal excited the Admire
n d everybody and column Of space
ru1 not be enough to chronicle. the re.
zih that were made. When the exhibit
4 t.osed the air was rent with yociferous
!slug and as the train passed cut of the
4 he well fed eSCursionists continued 10
es until the last Beevllle citizen faded
AZ sight
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SCHOOLS ANp COLLEGES.
THE UNIVERSITY or Try1,

a.. ,,, Wh L. PRh7HER, LID. Presdc
One hundred an
ted an
from cnlcSa
nt3oW 99nnati9n credit
mur %
vou
eiatoh Young Womens Christian
course ndto
coufes N
NS' W
fce
nacheio OF laws and
gcS
n GaV Ir>,r ~
womA
an School
eutanoe examinations
'NN'N" ''"u
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HOTELS, SUMMER RESORTS
Wootan Wells, Texas.

Health and pleasure resort. Midway from
Houston to Dallas, Teas on ,ae Houston
grounds; ten acres OF Park; all kinds OF
water here, besides the famous No. 4, Board
at various prices; large pavilion, with
Mexican Music; amusements of various
finds. round trip tickets over most roads
10 ssNootan.r Write. telegraph or phone us
for information. Wootpn Wells Co.
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The Supreme Court.

Austin, Texas. June 26,--The following
proceedings were had today in the supreme
court:
Reversed and rendered: Z. 2 Alnrnnhnr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-13
10 ocurrido en- Comerio

En- 81 puesGo de la poliefa iusnar del pue
bio, f6io habfa tres gnardias; Tafor6, Fabfi-
clio, Ramlrez y 81 cabo Pacheco. e cabo es
IN golisfa recto; cuando hay alguna inco-
rFecci6n por rarte de IN guardia, no hsce
chanchullos nj entra en- eomponsndas, sino
que formula cargos enseguida.
e p&sado nnes formula cargos 81 guardia
Serrano, que fu6 expulssdo del cuerpo, sus
compaheros de aquf declararon en- favor lei d.
cho Ssrrano. Esto era motive d. disgusto
para el cabo Pacheso, nunca para, ellos. Todo
marchsba bien en- e cuarte todos llenRban
ssn deberss; paro Sc dice que ell cabo not6
tra 81 eierts, pred sp1sti6n por parts de 'os
guaTdias, exaepto por nno de los que le dis
par6, FAbrieto, Quien dispense bratos famf-
flares, psro sin cue SO reccnociera ninghn mo-
two que ezpieAfa los sucesos.
B4iiaba an casa ds don Celsstino Perez 10
mas distiDguado de esta socisdad, Las doce
6 una de Ia nlansna cayerou tres piedrss en- el
balc6n, lanzadss dssde Ia Gale. Llamaron Ia
atenc6n del caho Pacheco, este, desarmado,
SO tlr6 Ia cBlle, al preguntar & Tafor6 que
oeurrfa mediar algunas palabras, este el
compsfisYo hesron fuego sobre sl eabo, hi
rf6ndoe en- Ia, pierna derecha. Corrl6 este al
cnartel poaesionarse del mismo, pero los
guardiRs atrecharon, cogieron las carabinas
volvisron dispararle, teniendo el cabo que
ocultaFse en- as paredes de la iglegia de allf,
cast sin podeF andaP, en- IN callei6n del Centric
de Instruction Recreo, desde donde Sc diri.
e 81 Ia do opuesto del RIO, con ell IN de buscar
un cabalIo y paaar & Barranquitas buscar
fuerzas; pero va debiltado Por Ia sangre ds.
rramada, cay6 en- un bache, en- donde le reco.
gf6 a1 amaneGsr don Gaillermo Viner, lIevsn-
dole & su cash.
Es ell MAYOR escandalo que Sc registra en-
este pueblo reeojidas las earabinas por los
guardias desEu&s de haber sgotsdo las balas
de sus rsv0lvaTea saleron la calis hacienda
cisparos contra Ia casa de den CsIastino Pc
reg, snbieron Ia escalers, fanHando lnsuitoa
paiabras que no deben eserioIrse por 10 obse-
mas al encontrlr algu gunos j6venes On Ia puer
ts, en6laron sus carabinas hRcia dentro para
disparar y en- este momento ell gaardia Hami-
res que estata durmiendo, acudid 81 OR las
dtimas detoniaeibnes 81 darse cnenta de 10
Que ocurTfa, desVio las arEnas de aus compa-
neros, ceFraneo en- segnfda Ia puerta Qne-
dando mass do Glen personals ancerradAs an ia
casa. oyendo las provocaciones, q insultos dc
&c uellos salssjes, que segufan llamando nj ca
bo Pacheco.
Los 10vent5s Tarfas vseas, ain una sola ar
ms. intentaron n6rir las puartas, parc 10 I'm
pedlsn las seflsriGas; 10 casa fu6 sitiada toda
u noche Dor los Gnardias hasta Que amanaci6.
ID caoo Pacbero sstA en- cana gravementa
81 m Sc lie hiI eTt-aid0 In b sia.
ss cree que es una trans urdfdk eonfra al
Sabo Pachecu. e Tsnisnae L6psz Diax cue
traoaja con mileha actividad dfa noche, pa
reea qus va eneontrando oil hilo DE- la com BIZ
nae6n.
q cabo Pa.cheeo es an yatients.
III pueblo rsAults extremadamsnta psefs
ac
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-13
A NUESTROS AGENTES

Suplicamos aque1las agen-
cias qua no hayan liquidado sus
cuentas hasta fin del am que AGA.
ba de veneer, SO sirvan hacerlo d
Ia mayor brevedad, pues proximo
d hacer un viaje por la isla nues-
tro administrator con el fin de Ii
quidar esas cuentas, necesita sa-
Der a que pueblos ha de dirijirse.
Al mismo tempo, nuestros
agentes comprenderan, que te-
niendo La empresa que cumplfr en-
esta 6poca grandes compromises,
necesita para clio recolectar los
fondos que Sc le adeudan.
E,p5ramos ser complacidos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-13

I'm Ia maiana de hoy Sc h& efectuado Ia
hssta de iRlssia & Ia virgen de Belen
Desde muy tampPano 90 VIC Ell temp'o COM
pletamsnte lleno de felss que venfAn ocupsr
busn sitio.
A las ocho di6 principle la misa qua era
todA orqueata, acompaAada de los alegres can
toS de- aguinaldo.
ri venerable padre BsrYfos subio al pdipi
TO para pronunciar IN sermon alusiyo al aeto.
Muy feliz eatuvo este padre de ID iglesia
en- "a oPatoria al extreme de haber derram&do
lAgrimaa eIgunoa de los oyentes.
Al Iguel que en- Arscibo este sacerdote es
muy respectable On esta cudad por conocerse sus
grAndeS virtudes Sn palabra 90 ofda con gran
rs por sus paisanos, y los que 81 profesa gran
cRFiio nombRa son frecuencia en- su oFatoria
AL terminArse Ia Assta entran los reyes
magos acomps iados de lnindad de nif1s yes
tidos de pastores. Llegan entonando cAnticos
muy bonitos ell nIfio JesGs, van hasta el altar
alh deposItsn las frutas flores que trasn
para ell nifo DioG.
Terminals esta ceramonis salen diriii6a-
done sI ColegIo ds San Pablo doude son recibi-
0oa por ell Hon. NJ. B enk, Oblspo de ssta Dlo
cesis. Varos nIftos driien discurs1s o. Ooisp0
en- inR'6s espa1ol, Todos los nifIos son muy
obSeq uiados y sgazsj 4dos por Monsefior Blepk,
nuestro Hon. Obispo.
Esta fiesta tan traditional en- nuestro pue-
bio hA sIdo hecha con mas esplendideZ que en-
Podsmos felicitar & Lac senorltss scard6
que fueron las organiSadoFas.
Aver CDncluySFOn los eXam6n6a pAra LAF-
rnae6nticos Dsntro de unos dias Sc pub icara
el resultado dandose al nombre de los aproba-
dcG.
gsg6u informes uno de los que mejor
e1amen ha dado ss nuestro amigo don Anfbal
Herrera
I'll PARQUE BOR1NQUEN es al sftio mas
concurrido por las peFsOnas de buen tono que
bnacan fresco distraction.
Conciertos todos oa iueves, sabados y do
mingos; pronto habrAn otras diversiones.-P.
Hace tres dias d cuenta 10 poicfa de
qne Ramon Rodriguez 30 me hsbfa escapado