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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-03-11
DEATH OF SHERIFF BURNS.
He Lies of PneumOnfa-Anti-SaIoon
LenSue-Inquest over q NegrO-A
hoOnshiner Misunderstanding of
Baptist Ministers.
Correspondence of The Messenger.)

Correspondence of The Messenger.)
Fayetteville. N. c., March 6.
Sheriff G. A. Burns, after an illness of
pneumonia of only a few days, passed
away at his residence on Dick street
this morning. aged nearly 43 years,
having been born in Randolph county
In April. 1859. He came to Fayetteville
when about Is years of age and in
early manhood established a livery and
sales stables business, which, by his
energy and application. he increased to
its present large proportions. on the
coyper of Donaldson and Franklin
straits. The deceased was a prominent
democrat of this section Of the state,
and had served nearly two terms as
Sheriff of Cumberland county. receiving
his second nomination in 1850 by accla-
nation. He died in the membership Of
the Roman Catholic church, attende /,
in his illness by Father Marion, priest
OF st. Patrick's. and leaves a wife, who
was Miss Abram, and four Children
Morrison Divine. George, Fannie and
Mary. The death of Sheriff Burns, IN
the prime Of life. has profoundly af1 CT
ed this whole community, where few
men had more warm friends, few were
more heartily identified with the gen
eral welfare. rev were more repletel
with the gracious qualities which win
esteem in the social circle and affectionI
at the family hearthstone.
Last evening. at the call of Revs. T.!
A. Smoot. S. j. Porter and H. T. Graz
ham,. pastor Of the Hay Street Metho-|
GiSt. First Baptist. and Presbyterian
churches. an Anti Saloon League was
organized in the Baptist church. with
J.. NJ. Lamb president. James EvansI
vice president. Q. K. Nimocks secretary,|
~. H. Powell treasurer. and w. c. Hol-I
land and N. B. Alexander executive,
committee. Addresses were made byi
Rev. H. T. Graham. Messrs. J. A. Oates,
w. G. Troy, j. w. Atkinson, Q. K. MINI
ocks. A. A. McCaskell and Others, AMI
there was good music by a large choir.
The league will call an anti-saloonI
convention mex month, and 1t recon-
the women to form auxiliary
societies throughout the county. Over
one hundred and thirty persons signed
the roll Of membership.
Yesterday afternoon DR.. A. s. Rose
county coroner held an autopsy, with
a jury OF Inquest over the body of a me-
gro boy. David Johnson. IL or II years.
Die SON OF Stephen Johnson. who WENT
home Saturday night from the silk mill.
where he was employed. and was dead
nv Monday morning. having been at
by DIR. Benjamin Henderson. aI
colored physician. The boys father
that Death was the result Of al
blow on the head. given by a negro.
McAllister. an under boss i'm the silk
factory: but It was found that the boy
died OF pneumonia.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-03-11
THE STRIKE AT NORFOLK.
Both side Agree to Leave the Mat
ter to Arbitration.
Norfolk, Va, March 6.-Tf

Norfolk. Va, March 6.-The strike
situation IS unchanged. The strikers
declared mselves as opposed to VIC
lence and lay the city was much
ealmer tn heretofore. Miit:amen
guarded the IRON and rear platforms
Of the cars. Oh true ions are con i Ia =
ly being placed on the tracks, n all
along the line refuse and missiles ar
thrown at the n%on-union men. For the
first time since the strike began the
company operated it's entire system
with the exception OF n branch. but
the cars carried few passengers.
From the outlook now everything
points 10 a settlement cf the strike that
had tied up the street railway system
of the Norfolk Railway and Light Com
pany by moon tomorrow. A lengthy
session of the commuters tom the
chamber of central b
union. car mems union and the railway
company adjourned at midn..ht at CT
having agreed to submit the matter to
arbitration in the morning.
The city is partially n again
today owing to the fact tina, the strike
sympathizers have heeu srIIveIy en-
gagged in cutting WIRE
One car was wrecked on Church
street during the early part or the
might
The conference OF ne different in
terests was behind closed do1rs. but It
81 understood that concessions were
made by both sides.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-03-11

This ach Above Hat
teras-The Crew Rescued.

Norfolk. Va, March 6.-The schoon-
er John w. Hall. Captain J.. H. Boonk.
of Wilmington, Del. bound from Perth
amboy for Charleston, with coal
stranded at S o'clock this morning and
now lies about mile south of New
Inlet life saving station, forty-seven
miles north of Cape Hatteras. She Is
some 200 yards from the beach and lies
broadside on to the shore. The vessels
crew OF seven were safely landed in a
surf boat by the Chicimacomico life
saving station, assisted by the New
Inlet life saving crew.
When the crew left the vessel she
had taken in no water and when the
last report came from the coast she
was apparently in q good condition
The Merritt & Chapman Wrecking
Company has sent a steamer to the
scene.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-03-11

To Bid for the Fight to Take Place
mt harieston

Savannah Ga. March al. McMur-
ray. match maker for the Southern Attn
letic Club. Of Charleston. s. c.. al
nounced tonight hat that club would
make a bid for the Jefries-FI;zsimmoas
light 70 be pulled of at Charleston.
AcMurray and a Savannah capital ct
who Is backing the Southern Athletic
Club. will go TO Charleston tomorrow tt
the invita- ton Of n of the leach z off,
Gals OF the exposition to discufs the
arrangements for bringing Of the fight.
The exposition official referred to Ia
quoted as saying that there will be ao
legal objections interposed to the big
mill being held In Charleston.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-03-11

Established at Buriinston-Te Dis
tribute the Schoo Fund-Staee
Board of Health's Report On
Smallpox.
Messenger Bureau.
Raleigh. y. c.. March g.

Raleigh. n. c.. March 6
Several members Of the Holt family
have applied for a charter for the
Alamance Loan and Trust Company,
at Burlington. under the new banking
act. The capital is s25.00o. which -
the smallest amount allowed undcc the
the act Among the ~incorporstors are
William and Eugene Holt.
Manager Rivers OF the Raleigh base
ball team goes to Wilmington tomor-
how. at the request OF the officers OF
the state league. to &c, everything in
line there fore the seasons w"~k
A water supply plant is being in
stalled at Pullen park
The final preparations were made to-
day for paying out the sums called
for by counties from the STATE for pub
lie schools. The delays in IandIng in
returns have cause a great deal OK
trouble and delay.
IL is said that the rains OF the past
l. months have lone more damage TO
bottom lands in this section than was
done in ten years before.
The February bulletin ~ the state
board OF health was isslleo today. IL
reports small pox In twentSt four coun-
ties. The greatest number NJ cases are
reported in Buncombe. CaUaFrus,
Duplin. Mecklenburg. SampsoL. VIII
son U56 cases.) One death was reported
in Wilson.
Mr.. Everett Belts. a wen known
young pharmacist. died here IN q hos
pital after an operation. He was the
youngest son of Rev. Alvin Retts. OF
Raleigh.
There is considerable feeling here
against the % per cent. Increase In
fire insurance. There Is also 4 move
ment for the organization OF more
home companies
The buildings and grounds At the
state fair grounds are to be much iin-
proved. Some OF the buildings ale in
a dilapidated condition. This Is par
ticularfy the case with that par, Of the
main building which vas used for the
state exposition Of 1854
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-03-11
DIR. WINSTON TONIGHT.
He Will ADDRESS Our People ON the
Development of This Section Thf.
Evening at the Y. n. C.. A.Audf-
torfum-Public Invited.

DR.. George 7. Winston, president OF
The North Carolina College Of AK. icrI-
ture and Mechanic Arts. will arrive IN
Wilmington from Raleigh by way OF the
Atlantic Coast Line this morning.
DR.. Winston comes here by invita-
ton or the commercial bodies OF our
city to deliver an address on tn. in
dustrial and agricultural development
or eastern Moth Carolina and this
immediate sectiCp in particular. He is
n or the South's most advanced
thinkers. Is a finished scholar and elo-
quent orator. and our citizens win be
out in great numbers to hear him.
DR.. Winston will speak at s p. m. at
the Y NJ c. A auditorium. and the
public Is invited TO hear his address.
The ladies are specially invited
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-03-11
FILIPINOS TORTURED.
American Officers To be Tried for
Charges of BarbarOus Murders.

Manila March Ga court martial has
been ordered to try Major Littleton w.
T. Waller and Lieutenant job H. Day,
of the marine corps on March 18th next
on the charge of executing natives of
the island of Samar without trial.
Some of the circumstances in the case
are peculiarly atrocious.
One native was tied to a tree and
publicly shot in the thi9h. The next
day the man was shot in the arms. The
third day he was shot in the 10 ani
the fourth day the native was killed.
Friends Of the two officers attribute
their actions to loss Of mind, due to the
privations which they suffered in the
island of Samar.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-03-11

Bears the The Kind You Have k!ways Bought
s i &1HMzZM
Asked for i'm Damaged by
the Recent Floods.

Especial to The Messenger.)
Raleigh, n. c.. March 6.-SeveraI
western counties wrote the state audi
tor asking IL their tax assessments
cannot be reduced by reason OF great
losses from floods.
Application is made to the insurance
commissioner for admission of two in
surance companies to his state-the
American Central Fire. Of st. Louis,
and the Order of Select knights Fra
tcrnai organization of Buffalo.
Governor Aycock appoints about
forty delegates 20 the good roads con-
ventin at Danvil1e, March 18th and
l4th. They are the same who were ap-
pointed when 1t was thought the ON
vention would be held In February.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-03-11
CA
Bear, tho TIE Mind You Have klxavs poget
s'*, # &MMz%
STEAMSHIPS IN COLLISION.
The Waesland, Of h American
Line Sunk-An on Board Rescued

London, March 6.-The American Line
steamer Waesland. Captain Atfeld.
from Liverpool. March 5th. for Phila-
delphia, n the British steamship
Harmonides. Captain Pentin. from
Para, February 18th. for Liverpool. met
In collision tonight Off Holyhead, Wales.
The Waesland sank. Her passengers
and crew were saved.
The Harmonides rescued the passen-
gers and crew OF the Waesiand and is
bringing them TO Liverpool. The Waes-
and carried thirty two cabin and
eighty two steerage passengers.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-03-11
Practically Starving.

"A few bottles of Kodol DYSPEPSIA Cure
cured my wife of a chronic case of
stomach trouble" says ]. r. Holly,
real estate, insurance and loan agent,
of Macomb, Ill. Before using Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure she could not eat with.
out intense suffering. You don't have
to diet. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will
anyways digest what you eat. r. r.
Bella:ny.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-03-11
For the Complexion.

The complexion suffers from bilious
ness or constipation. DeWitt's Little
Early Risers keeps liver and bowels
healthy and remove the cause. c. E.
Hooper, Albany, Ga, Il took DeWitt's
Little Early Risers for biliousness.
Just what I needed. I am better than in
years" They never grippe. r. r. Bell
amy.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-03-11
A Serious Cave-in .s A.xu.s..

Augusta, Ga. March s.-Four hum
dred feet Of the river bank above Nc
Kinley street caved In this morning.
AND with II over 900 feet OF the Char
lesion and western Carolina railroad
track. The warehouse of Roee-s q
Company was also undermined as a
result OF the freshet in the Savannah
river.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-03-11

There is one rational way to treat
nasal catarrh; the medicine is applied
direct to the affected membrane. The
remedy is Ely'S Cream Balm. 1t re-
stores the inflamed tissues to a healthy
state without drying all the life out of
them and it gives back the lost senses
of taste and smell. The sufferer who is
tired of vain experiments should use
Cream Balm. Druggists sell it for 80
cts. Ely Brothers, Sc Warren Street,
New York, will mail it.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-03-11

s...:, IT,: The I Kind ~; Ia. !..!: S"s''
''f' s &WAzZm
DEFENDANTS FAIL TO APPEAR
b.. L. Green and John Gaynor Do Not
show UP at Call of Their Case.

Savannah. Ga, March 6-B. D. Greene
and John Gaynor, h principal defend
ants in the case OF Gaynor at ais.
charged with conspiracy against the
United States did not appear in the
United States court this morning when
their case was called. The court
passed an order allowing them until to-
morrow to be present. Their attorneys
it is said. did not understand why their
clients were not on hand. E. NJ. and
w. 7. Gaynor put in an appearance.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-03-11

When you wake up with a bad taste
in your mouth you may know that you
need a los Of Chamberlain's Stomach
& liver Tablets. They will cleanse
your stomach, improve your appetite
and make you feel like a new man.
They are easy to take. being sugar
coated. and pleasant In eject. For
sale at Bellamys drug store.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-03-11

A cabiegram from Admiral Rogers,
In command NJ h Asiatic squadron.
reports the return Of the marines an
der Major Waller, but makes no men,
month. IS inch.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-03-11
Could not Breathe.

Coughs, colds, Group. grip. bronchitis.
throat and lung troubles quickly cured
by One Minute Cough Cure. Draws
out the inflammation n remove the
cause of the disease. Absolutely safe.
Acts at once. Justice of the Peace j.
O. Hood, Crosby. Miss, MY wife could
not get her breath and was relieved
NV RI. first dose. It has long been a
benefit to all my family" r. R. Bell
amy
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-03-11
House of Representatives.

The house devoted another day to de-
bate upon the bill to classify the rural
free delivery service and to place the
under contract. Little inter
est was manifested in the discussion. A
vote is expected tomorrow.
Among the speakers today were
Messrs- Klutz. of North Carolina; Liv-
ingston. of Georgia. n Lattimer, Of
South Carolina. against the bill.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-02

Hoy 80 oolabFAFon anita Ia Corts
d. distlito los iuieios poF agEaGi6n
contra Pedro ARoabo y oil polfeiA
municipal joss soltero. Pedro
ARosto % HoldAdo del battalion
PuaKtoHTiqRsfIo, fue dsfsndido por
oil Ledo. Aeosta y eondanAdo dies
dollars de multa. Soltero fue de-
fsndido poE UlpiRno Colon y fue
Abauslto.
IA FsgRsEAdo Dc los EatAdoa
Unidos nuestHo amigo don PslRyo
y. RlsPR, eapit6n daI benem6Kito
euaKpo da bombeHos de ssta ciudAd.
NJ ssnoF RisEa fus q los Estadoa
Unidos con sl I'm Dc msjorAr sus
pRdseimisntoE.
Anoehe era inmanso oil gentio
que pasaAbA an los boulsVRFds de
10 plasa y Rtrlo de To- IgleHiAr oysn-
do lA EstKetA.
ApasaK de ID eoneuFraneiR que
hAbfA On In FatEsta los eRHFoS elee-
tricos viAiAron todA IL nochs Atss-
tados de pAsatsrcH.
Hsmos tenido sI gusto do sAludAr
81 safioe PsreS Lox&dA, Dirsetog del
GBolstln MsFeAntil,S qua lego q
asia eiu6ad aver sn oil vRpor GCoa-
moS y rsgr0sarA San Juan mana
m,
Aver sl policiK inEulRF BsrnaF-
dini, eAptuH6 On oil bAFEio do MA.
shualo ArribA, o Manuel Alfonso,
Esqulsitorisdo pOE sl iusgAdo de
Y1uso.
AysE q las dos de In taFds tuvo
luRAF en- los Halonss del Club Fspn-
blieAno puRo de Is eAlla dc In Con.
eoRdiA una reunion con oil I'm de
lFRt&r AcsTcA de Si debf& disolVsrsa
dleho pAFtIdo eontinuAF luehAndo.
AsiStisron lR reunion EspEsssn-
aMeionss do % Suh-eomit6s AsoF.
dando qusda dieho paRtIdo con todo
ga vigoK sin unionas CON ninR6n
caro-. AdsmGs trataban dc In ersa-
ni6n dc Nm psKi0dico y fueKon ApEo.
bAdos o1Ros RsusFdoB de impoFtAn-
ola. EntKa slloa sl anVfo q Wash.
ington ae m ComisionAdo que
pEoteatAsa de lAs ilsRAlidadss come
tidas durants II fAEH& electoral.
HA rsgrssAdo de "a Visja 0 Euro
pA y Egbados UnidoS, nusstTo amigo
Antonio OtsEo. Com ssts motive 20
IN Vigto inVAdida In eAlls AtoehA,
fFsHts Al sBAzAK 0taFoD poR innnf.
dad do psKsonas, 6vid&s un&s de-
sAhsElo, y otPAa dc sonoesT las msK.
sanefks cue ha trRfdo.
oRaimos que nusstrAs Rdysrtsn'
9iAs R9aFe8 dc 10 oeuKFide an In |
IgleaiR duYAnae las novsnRE saEfA |
bABtA1te para qns modiaeassn "a
son0natA Asausrosa los que asisten
Al Aemplo CON sl sole obiato de
h&eeg gala Dc 81 fRltR de Tespeto v
aonsidSEaeionss los &etos rsligio-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-02
PONG
(N0TICIAs DIRECTAs
Diciembre 10

sos y . las damRs Allf eonRrsggdas
peEo han FaanltAdo indtilas, todn
YES que han vnaIto q KspstiFEs
aqusllos % sol mansga, que han
o6I9&do duFAnts ID naeha del sG.
baoo o que ana respectable asaoFR
9uVfsss que cam biRE dc Rsispto para
NO OR las blasfsmiAs v MadusFoai-
dAdsE que &qusllos pYonuneiaFRn.
EstAmoB informRdos qae 90 w A
OAR euentR q los TrfbunaleH de
Justieiat Of clio no - IIsVAaa q caho
publieAFsmoE los nom bFss y ApaIIi-
dos de Aquallos que obsaFvRn tan
indigno ProdsdsR ssAn quisnss
ssan.
Maestro amigo don ARuatfn Ares
seompanRno de gu esposA ha regrs.
E&do de 81 Viais n Ioa Estados UNI
dos. Los sRludamos.
I'm 10 reunion esIsbrRda aver nor
los rspuhiieAnos puEos Representa-
ban . los de MRnAtf los ssfiorss
Leao. Terres Grau y don Domingo
ssphIvsdA.
Es espsFado en- ssta eiudad ssta
1Ayda nuaatEo queTid1simo amigo
Rafael dsl Vale restahlseido Dor
eomplsto de Ia opsrRei6n que ha
sufEido sn San Juan.
Sc snsusntrA rsstablseido Dor
complete de Las doIsncias Gus 10
RstuvlePon en- CANA aIgunoG dfss
nusaaFo amigo don Julio Vargas,
V&rios Yaeines del barrio de San
Anton 80 qasiAn de que las baguraa
9 inmundieiRs de la siudad son
ArEo1AdaB In oriiIA del rio Portu-
gnes poE la eAlle del Concrete.
DuEAnte oil tismpo que fus medleo
de sAnid&d Mr.. Eamas aEtRba tar-
mlnantemante prohibido sehar las
b&H1FAs en- ege sitio Eisndo muItEdo
con dies dollars los que sontrave-
nfAn diehR oFden.
HAes Alg6n tiampo los Hsf1orsa
sRuri suhiEA 30 qust2Fon de que oil
AREenoatAr1o dc IN alambiqus del
eomsreio dc In Playa sehAba oil
monstEo en- una zania que utllixa-
Dan AquslloEssefioFss para aqua del
gAnAdo y Hisgo de sus cafias rsea.
ysndo dieha qusjR rssoluei6n del
Board de SRnidRd en- que Sc prohi.
bf& tsEminantemsnts = dieho arrsn.
datAEio sc rspitisrA oil motive de In
qnsta. Mas saFds los ssRoEes Eau.
u SnblrA ordsnAron PoF Asf con
vsniE q aus fntsPssss oil daavfo de
10 SANTA dsnfEo de su mismA pro-
pifoAd y sn vfEtud de qusias de
vafios vseinoa dc Ia Playa nj me-
oico dc Sandal ls hA Bido oRdanadR
IN ApsRturA dc In misma. DIehos /
veelnos posaen sasAs que eAraesn /
as sumidsEos . inodoros y aproFs.
enan dlehA SRn1& como dsg&Gna.
Los sSnoras 5AuPf y SnbiHk cum
plan 10 oispussto y apslRr6n ante
Ios esntEos supsriorss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-02
Miles y FiIipinas

ERtEs las msdldas seon6mieas
dietAdaa hitimamsnts por sI 60
bierno AmsRieAno en- oil teFritOrio
nlfpinos ARnER en- primer termino
10 qua 20 e0ntFAe Ai sstablseimfsn-
10 del patron orc sn sl ArehipI&-
lago.
EatA madida hA soineidido eon
10 sAlidA del general Niles para
HonR-KonR.
e gsnsFRlfsimo da poF paeinca-
do sl tsrEitoEio filipino.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-02
Oes0rdenes
en- Barcelona

Sc hR pronulgado IN deeraso,
Por 81 gobIsrno dc Madrid, Rsstrin.
giendo oil uso del dialseto eataI6n.
Tan pKonto - combine eicha me-
didal astAllo ruidosa Ia protssta On
los eentros mAs EAdisaIss del Ksgio.
nAlismo.
TuVo caKkeser de peIigroso mo-
hin la Rctitnd de los antudianta taa In
lA UnivaraidRd d BareeIona, nor
10 euAl 10 polieia psnatr6 o la fasr.
- On ioa elaustEos Y detuvo n los
mas axaltRdos para rastabIeeer Al
oFdsn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-02
LiCenCias de armas

PcE 81 dspaKHAmsnto del TascTo IusnIRr 90
haa sxpsdido las sigaisntas IieeneiaB ds Rrmas;
FL Ham, JuAA II. Was. Eduardo Asnna,
J. R. Brown, J. Per8iFa, jose UFtiSbaraa, Gni-
lIeKmo OoKtAda,Js r. QuiNonss, Julio n. PrRts,
Luts Momhalyo GuenAKd, Antonio SAiAxAr, An
Sonio BlAnco EsTHan6sS, Martin Aparleio,
Antonio RuIIau, Ram6n Lshr6n, Jose do Chou
dens, EvAKisto Castro Carlos q. PlstrI, Asian
dro PeEsss Alherio Girods .dusrdc Bayren,
n. w. Mehmam. Juan AntOnic Del Castillo
BGannsg Yalls9oE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-02
"LA ARANA"

GMomo~s nuestro amigo y COM
pAnsro sn IN pgsns&s items l& bon
dad do dseirnos que
a1Q Nm veg dc Ella ArRnRD, as
publieAr6 SEl OAseAbsl.~
30 XII nuavc semRnaFio no sal.
dRA hastR oil pEimaro do Enaro.
40 Los hpos pRFs imprimir d.
ch0 paRi6dico llsgaTon poF vRpor
GPhilAdslphiA.D
80 So aspsFan les fotogTab&dos
y sl papsl pedidos con sI mismo fin.p
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-02
Los SUCESOS DE HUMACAO
0tTO rssPOnasbls de sllOs

OtTo responsible de ellOs
ingresa en- la carcel
IA ingRasAdo en- IM e&Fcel DC
HumAcao, disposiei6n del homo
EAbla nseAl da lM Oorte da Dissrito,
81 eoehsro Pedro DIaS, (s) sMarti.
lIoS, nuisto que psrtsnacs q las
tnFbaa EepUblieaRRss qua sambYR-
Fon el aspAnto v el luto sn AquslIA
etndAd IN nochs del % do Agosto.
&c MeaBA al GMATtiIIo1 do hRber
eomstido nm dsllto de aEssinAto en-
primer gFAdo, poK 10 que no 90 10
Adnita aAnsA de ningdn gensFo.
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SCOTT s BOVINE.
Con mil hombrss

Uun MI n0mDre9
nj general sasgrona, sanfenta Aal px..,-
osnse CASTRO, pEoelam6 Ia ravoiuei6n A Al Tsw
IL eanssa de mil hembras.
Gran BataIIa
Assa para lfbRagss una assn hgaalIa ar \.
ssrsanlas do Ooros Qua - cree daeidirx =. -
auerss dal gobisxno. us -
Politloa dc Castro
Al Presidents Dc Vsnssusla Araaa a. .s.
aaas 50 politics, CON oil prop6sito De rassab,s-
sasds 80. 80 pnoneAs aaise msdio per 81 aual
ass seAalsso - u aeaaa iaaesaasionsL
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"a revoluci6n de Venezuela
EsTA PUJANTE
Rolando rscupsra 4 CumanA

Pes sRbls6Tamas ds Barcelona. Oaraca.
Pusrso OaoalIo. Rseibidos en- Washingsor. 81
osss aqni qns Rciandes general ravoIn eionarIe.
dnsnks Dc las ARsH RRandss caovfasfaa orsa.Sn
lees ana abGnaonARAR ssta ssmana nara -
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hsdldas dc tsmplanza

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OssIo:' il. asi'as. a.i d., os.'o 4. sas
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-02


senoes SCOTT BOVINE Nueva York
Respetable Senore
haba
o 1aoa lido perdiendo e apetto
Haba empezado aproxmaba fin de mis-
1egalaron
eli olL oe emulsion pero obuye Favorable
40 e Sun1amente ell est6ago preparations
NE poouJeron da mala
nombre parecido a de Emulsion
=" eaS lesuelo mas a agrns
con una amiga ab6 muclo la Fmuls de
rado ,oao 4f heoo porno lie quedaba Al
f1asta la fecha solo he
oe que un NAL que
m tan cofto tempo Aq Vd convertible en- I'm
de la Emulsion ptima
- 9 pclo quieren pierdan tempo lud
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sus nanhEas On oil euAdFo AsSfV'
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