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Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-08
PUTS A CURB ON ATHLETES
Cannot Play Fsot Ball Without Consent Of
Parents OF Guardian.
RULE MADE TO PROTECT SCHOOL OFFICERS
Great Change In Last Few Years in
High school AthIetIcs-FacuIty
Now Exercises Complete
Supervision.

A new rule has gone into effect at the
Council Bluffs High school and Il Affects the
pupils who are DESTROYS Of playing foot ball
this season in the FIRST and second school
elevens. Before any pupil will be permitted
TO become a member Of either team he will
be required 10 secure from his parents or
guardian a signed statement releasing the
school district from all liability for darn
ages in case Of injury to the pupil while
playing and to the effect that the pupil Is
sufficiently strong and healthy to play.
This rule has been put In effect for the
reason that last year the parents OF several
Of the pupils who played foot bail blamed
the school authorities for permitting their
sons to play on teams without Hrst obtain
ing their consent. II was therefore de-
clded this year that In view Of these COM
plants and to prevent further criticism
from parents that the statements from par
ents and guardians be required before the
student would be permitted to play.
Athletics at the high school have in the
course Of the last two years been placed
on a very different footing from the past.
The school authorities now exercise almost
complete supervision over all forms Of ath-
%letics, including foot ball and base ball. In
fact they have come to be considered as
practically a part Of the high school work
and are so recognized by the Board Of Edu-
cation. which last year added to the high
school faculty a teacher who acts also as
athletic instructor and coach. Since his ap-
rointment athletics at the high school lave
been under the direct personal supervision
Of Prof. Millar.
The new rule has not met with any OPP
position and the students who expect to
play foot ball this season have readily com
piled with It's requirements.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-08

Abandon IsoIation Hospital.

The city authorities have practically
abandoned the idea Of enlarging the isola-
tion hospital near MINISTER springs owing to
the refusal OF the trustees Of Garner town
ship to permit the city to erect an add tion
for a female ward. The proposal to erect
a city hospital for contagious diseases such
as smallpox within the corporate limits has
not met with much favor, the objections
being on the grounds Of the expense of
maintaining such an institution. The al
dermen, who with the mayor and city ply
sician. constitute the local Board of Health.
have finally decided to see what arrange
ments can be made with the Sisters of
Mercy in charge Of st. Demands hospital
TO care for smallpox cases.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-08
STIcKNEY MAKES INSPECTION
Satisfied with Progress on Omaha
Line, hut Does Not Say when
II VIII he Completed.

FORT DODGE, Ia, Oct. 7.-(special Tele-
gram. )-President A. B.. Stickney and Gen
eral Manager s. c. stickney Of the Chicago
Great Western railroad. were in the city
this morning enroute to St Paul, after a
trip over the projected Sioux City line of
the Great Western.
President Stickney stated that they had
been over the ground thoroughly, but de-
clined 10 make any statement as to when
the Great Western proposed to commence
work on the new line.
He expressed himself as satisfied with the
progress made on the new Omaha line In
spite OF the bad weather which has hlndered
the graders, but declined to commit himself
as to when the line will be completed.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-08
FIND MRS. BURNS STRAW HAT
Only Clue Yet Discovered 20 where
abouts Of Missing sioux City
Woman.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Oct. 7.-(Special Tele-
gram. "A straw hat found by the river bank
is the only clue to the mysterious disap-
pearance OF Mrs. T. F. Burns. the Sioux
City society woman. The police have been
dynamiting the river, but without results.
Chief OF Police Davenport has called for
volunteers and tomorrow morning a posse
Of several hundred men will scour the sur
rounding woods and corn fields to see IL by
any possibility the body can be found. w.
II. Burns, her brother-tn-law, still believes
she was murdered by tramps for her jew
elry. Mrs. Burns wore about 81 1000 worth
OF jewelry at the time of her disappear
ance.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-08
BIG RED APPLE IN EVIDENCE
Large Crowds In Attendance mt the
Apple Carnival and Fall
F~estivitIes

GLENWooD. Ia, Oct. 7.-(Speeial.)-
The third apple carnival opened in Glen
wood today. The weather is perfect and
largo crowds are attending. The apple ex-
hibit is the finest ever made here, the fruit
being OF a better quality this year than
Usual. After a parade this morning the fair
opened in earnest. Large numbers OF ex-
cursionists are in attendance. For three
days the festivities will continue. closing
Thursday night. Omaha and Council Bluffs
people especially are taking great interest
in the novel exhibition. The fantastic dec
~orations cause much comment.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-08
NoRMALS SCORE ONCE ON IOWA
Varsity Boy Win the Game by a
Total of s~izty-ThFee to

IOWA CITY. Ia. Oct. ~7.-(Special Tele-
gram .)-Iowa opened its foot ball season
by defeating the State Normal school GO 10
8 on Iowa field this afternoon. Iowa opened
the game by scoring within two minutes
work throughout the game. The interior
ence was good, especially the helping work
and White. The PLAYS We're worked
smoothly for the most part. The end plays
were used most frequently, though the line
emily. Howell was the only Iowa player
unable to advance the ball steadily. The
Normafs touchdown was gained by a
forty-hve-yard huke run to Iowa's eight
yard line and two successful leaps over
tackle made in six downs. The lineup was:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-08
Takes Up Missionary work.

WATERLOO, Ia. Oct. 7.-(speciAI.)-
d. J. Lichty OF Orange township left today
for Cugerat province. West India. where he
will enter the mission field under the aus
piees Of the Dunkard church. He is strong
and healthy and will face the dreaded dis
eases OF that country with the intention OF
spending the best years OF his life there.
teaching the natives. II will take several
months Of his first year TO master the
language TO a working degree. He is the
second resident Of the township to go TO
that country for mission work.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-08
Children Leave with Farmhandu.

GARNER, Ia. Oct. 7.-(Special.)-Miss
Mamie Kirkwood. aged 16. her two broth
ers, William and Samuel, aged IS and II.
respectively. and two young men named
Corning and Coney departed early Monday
morning for parts unknown. The Kirk
wood farm is ten miles southeast of this
place. Corning and Coney were in Mr..
Kirkwood's employ as farm hands. Miss
Mamie is a beautiful brunette. who has
always had her own way and is inclined
to be wild. Her brothers were steady
young fellows. The five drove to Garner
and five tickets we're purchased for the
early morning train for Parker. s.. D., but
nothing can be learned Of them at that
point. The children had always been we'll
treated.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-08
plays Joke ON His FLOCK.

INDEPENDENCE. Ia. Oct. 7.-(Special.)
Partly TO test the generosity Of his peo-
pie and partly for amusement Rev. T.. w.
Mecum on his return from his vacation as
sumed the role Of a tramp, having concealed
his identity by a full beard he had grown.
assisted by old clothes. He asked about
half OF his congregation for bread and
was turned down in more than half the
places. When he made his identity known
those who refused to even oier the stone
OF scriptuEal proverb seemed to wish for
the mountain to hide them.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-08
Real Estate Transfer..

These transfers were filed yesterday in
tho abstract. title and loan once OF ]. w.
Squire, 1Ol Pearl street:
John O'Keefe 20 Edward O'Keefe, lot
g. block Is, Howard add, q. c. DIS /
f. {. Reed. guardian. to Sarah j.
Morgan. lot s. block s. Williams LIST
f. G. Reed 10 same, lot 8. block 6,
Williams LIST add. W. d.............. 5000
+. ]. Day to Minnie NJ. Hollenbeek,
u9divh lot /, block 9. WILLIAMS LIST
Horace ]. Evans to same. lot ii, block so
g. Casady's add, W. d..........,...... $50
Robert Bleakly to w. F. Heath, lot
IL, block -, Ferry add, 5. W. d., %
f.. c. ClRpD n Arthur Pryor to
Adam Young, 81 SD mex t76-lO. w.d. 2,A0
sherin TO William Wray, SEX seh S-
1854 8. d'...'..s-...-...".......".... SO4
Total eight transfers .Es.S91
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-08
HnatIngs wins Rail tame.

HASTINGS, Neb., Oct; L-(specisl Tele-
Rram.)-A most interesting game OF base
6al was played here today between the
Hastings ard the Blade mines. The home
team won out by a score OF 3 10 5, but IL
had TO play ball TO do Il. Jake Gettman,
the star Buffalo fielder. assisted Hastings
and made a home run at an opportune
time, with two men on bases. Brown and
Schaufelberger also distinguished them
selves during the game.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-08
THROWS BOILER HALF BLOCK
Terrific Explosion Occurs in CrestOn
Laundry, hut Fortunately Occu-
pants Escape Injury,

CREsToN, Ia, Oct. 7.-(speclal Tele-
gram. 1.-THE boiler in Joins laundry
exploded this morning. All the oc-
cupants escaped injury, but the boiler
was thrown several hundred feet in the
air and lodged In the office of Justice Gould
half a block away. The cause Of the ex-
plosion Is not Known.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-08

Substitutes: Berry for coulthard. John
son for Donovan, Chesley for Atkinson.
Ross for H~ollenbeck, Grinith for Jones,
Roy Buckley for Howell, Coulthard and
man, Wendl for Kibe Reese for Dunkerton,
Willis for Tom Jones. Umpire: Clyde VIII
liams. Referee; Gus Graham Length of
halves: $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-08
Private nank closes doors.

SIOUX CITY. Ia. Oct. ~T.-(special Tele-
gram.)-The Bank Of oto. a private bank,
owned by +. H. Cutting, mayor OF Otto, and
]. T. Wiliett, representative from Wood
bury county, closed it's doors today, be-
cause Of the stringeney in the money
market. notes being called In faster tina II
was able to meet them. Liabilities, $40. 900;
assets. $4,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-08
Few Attend M%is.Ionarr Meenne.

The attendance at the quarterly meeting
Of the Federation Of the Missionary soeie-
ties Of the Christian churches Of Council
Bluffs, Omaha and South Omaha. held in
this city yesterday. was not what had been
anticipated. This was especially true Of the
morning session. The program az arranged
was, however. carried out. Dinner was
served at noon to the visitors by the women
Of the church.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-08
BIans Day at AppIe CarnivaI.

Today will be Council Blufs day at the
Glenwood apple carnival and street fair
and a number OF Council Bluffs Elks are
planning to spend the day there. The dele
cation will leave over the Burlington this
morning at iO;l5 and more are expected "a
20 on the afternoon train at l:l5 O'Clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-08
Give. Hospital to Church.

WEBSTER CITY, Ia, Oct. 7,-(Special
Telegram)-Jacob NJ. Funk. who is build
ing a $4,000 hospital for the use of the
public in this city, has given the building
complete and furnished to the Northwest
Iowa Methodist conference. The conference
will maintain II aud accept patients with
out regard to color, sex or creed. There
are 200 churches In the conference.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-08
Trains Collide at Crossing.

SIOUX CITY, la, oct. IA Chicago &
Northwestern switch engine today struck a
Milwaukee passenger train broadside where
the two roads cross. Four cars were de-
rallied and the express car rolled fifteen
feet down an embankment. The express
messenger. Harry M. weisipger, was badly
bruised. No one else was hurt.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-08

Emil Dimlar, who was arrested here for
robbing a meat market and served three
months in the penitentiary. has been re-
turned to Anamosa for three years for rob-
hing a store where he was working at
Blairstown. He sold the goods at Cedar
Rapids.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-08

The return trip can be made at 3 p. m. or
10 .. m. Exalted Ruler Emmett FINLEY Is
anxious that the ledge be we'll represented
as the Glenwood people were liberal patrons
Of the street fair and carnival in this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-08
PITTSBURe WINS FIRST GAME
National League Champions Begin
Wen in Series with stars OF
American Organisation.

PIrTsBURG, Oct. 1.-THE champion
played the first of their series here today.
Rain fell freely during the first ive innings.
The visitors could do little with Lever up
to the ninth inning, when an error. two
hits and a fly to the outheld netted them
three runs. Young also pitched a fine game.
The feature of the game was the sensR-
tional work of Leach at third for Pittsburg.
Attendance, 200. Score:
Pittsburg ...... o o 0 O o ~ 8
All-Amer.... 900 0 0 0 0 3--3 .
Batteries; Pittsburg, Lever and Smith
All-Americans, Young and Sullivan. I'm
pires: O'Day and O'Laughlin.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-08
Quarterly water Bills

now due. 5 per cent discount II paid be-
fore Friday. Oct. 10. once open until 0
o'clock Friday night.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-08
LINTON ChaIlenRe siEned.

LONDON, oct. 7.-Sir Thomas Eipton's
third challenge for a series OF races for
the Americas cup was signed this after
noon at Belfast, ireland, by the officials OF
the Royal Ulster Yacht club. Hon. Charles
Russell represented Sir Thomas Upton,
The challenge was posted, and goes TO
New York on the steamer Oceanic, which
sails from Liverpool tomorrow and from
Queenstown on Thursday,
The Associated Press understands that
the terms of the challenge do not ma
terially differ from those of 1900. TIL hrst
races are expected to take place in August.
Sir Thomas Upton said:
II cannot discuss the terms until the onis
cials OF the New York Yacht cub have had
an opportunity to deal with them and have
signihed their opinions in regard to them"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-08
Quarterly Water BiIIs

now due. s per cent discount IL paid be-
fore Friday, Oct. 10. once open until 2
o'clock Friday night.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-08
QuarterIy Water BilIs

now due. 5 per cent discount II paid be-
fore Friday. Oct. 10, once open until 8
o'clock Friday night.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-08
WINS KENTUCKY FUTURITY
Nellie Jay First Among the Three Year
0lds in Lexington TrOt
GAIL HAMILTON TAKES TWO HEATS
Has The RaIah for n Leader Early I'm
the Game, but Mckay Drives for
$4,000 and Makes
Good.

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct, THE Ken
lucky Breeders associations thirteenth
meeting began today. the feature being the
Kentucky futurity Tor S-year-old t%rotters,
which again resulted in a surprise. The
Raiah, the heavily backed favorite. broke
three times in the first heat, finished last
and was distanced. After Ave hard-fought
heats Nellie Jay, the Jay Hawkes Alley
owned by George r. Wooden OF Boston,
captured the rich stake. For driving her
to victory F.. Mckay received $4,000 and
half the winnings In the betting ring.
When The Raiah ceased to be a possi-
bility Gail Hamilton. which won the first
heat, became ~favorite and encouraged her
hackers by taking the second heat. She
then retired to the ruck, Nellie Jay fight
ing it out with John Nc and Anak the
entire route in the last three heats. When
Driver Mckay had saluted the judges
stand after the deciding heat he was taken
from the sulky and carried on the shout
ders of friends to the grandstand while
5000 people cheered. The weather was
ideal; track fast. Summary:
First race, the Tennessee stakes, purs,
1 81 600 9.0S class napinR. three In five.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-08

live, br. {, (Chandler) .....,......e
Roma, b. (. (Sparks) ........... ~ B
Margaret Bathgptc> b. I. CGat-
TT%O Raish. : Kyriliio and sister Coli
lette were distanced In first.
Time: 2:ltM, 2:141h, 2:1ih, 2:lfH. 2:lS.
Third race, 2;i7 class. trottins, purse
1000, two in three:
Doctor Strong. g. g.. by Strong Boy
Lady Katherine, b. m. lJohnaonl.".....2
Willard Sanders, b. g. (Merriheldl .......
Lady Constantine, ch, m. (Loomis).....
Baron Bell, b.. h. (Hudson) 10
Norris, b. g. (Keyee) ...............'..lz 3
Earl Wilton, b. h. (Nuckols) .,.s.....,... 8
Hall Fry, b. g. CGoots) ......:..."......e .
The Astronomer, b. h. (Chandler) .......lQ ]
Jim Fenton, b. 8, (Patterson) .,,.,...,..Su
Yorkshire Chimes, br. h. (Barngrove) III 9
Maud Marc, oh. m. CMcLaughlin) ....... II
Frugality, Texas, Earline and Kln8 Clero
were distanced In first.
Time: 2:l4, 2:12h.
Fourth race, 2:ll class, pacing, two IN
three, purse $1,000;
Kavalf. b. h, bv Koemlin (McDonaidl,
Byrl Wilkes, b. g. (~Stockton( ..........
Donna McGregor, br. m. Ckirby)....... 3
Miss Willamont, b. m. (Miller) ...,....,.
Oivewood, br. &. (Hayden( ............. 4
Home Circle, b.. g. (Nuckolsl ..--,.".... )
Willie Osborn, b. h. (Pennock)..,,.....,. s
Savannah Maid, b. m. CBush) ...,.....,. Sds
Darlington Girl was scratched.
TINA. 2.OTA. 2.0qA.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-08
win the RoMIers.

In bowling contest last evening at the
Gate City alleys the Krug Parks defeated
the Westerns by the following scores;
KRUG'S PARK.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-08

Kuhn q Co.. 18th and Douglas St. oma hG J. H Merchant 18th am HcSaId g.
18th and Dodge ssy Omaha; c, a, Mech err Al N St, South Omaha Geo g.
Davis 20 w Broadway, Council Bluffs
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-08

Total eight transfers .Ns.S2C
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-08

And tbe 6mdn6 Is such that ne
doubt # vou can buy Il.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-08

Time: 2:O6A, 2:05. 2:O7%. 2:O5%, 2.Os.
Second race, Kentucky Futurity, purse
$4,000. $1,000 to second. 81, 900 to third, $500 to
fourth; for foals of 1899, %trotting, three In
five heats
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1902-08-16
ReSeryd de Monies en- ell UOntG-
do de lincoln.

A los ganaderos del condado dc
Lincoln los ha dejado patitiesos
la 6rdcn del Presidente Roose-
welt, segrc gando del dominic pu-
blieo y tonyirtiendolo en- rcscrya
de monte I'M immense trecho del
mejor terreno de monte en- el con-
dado de Lincoln. La reserva 8
sea parque nacional sera denomi-
nado The Lincoln County Fo-
rest Reserve Los declives pas
tosos de la sierra blanca, White
Mountains cubiertos easi hasta
81 cumbrc dc montes dc pinabete,
estan incluidos en- la reserva. Los
gaHaderos temen que el departa-
mento del Interior ordenara que
sean retirados los miles dc rescs
que ahora sc pastean ALI lnclu-
80 ia reservation dc los Mes
ealeros, i mas dc IN million as
ciende el numcro dc acres dc to-
rreno en- los condados dc Lincoln
y Otcro que de ninguna utilidad
son i los habitantcs dc esos con-
dados.
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Dos RevOIuCiOneS.

Las Republicas dc Haiti y Ve-
nezuela sc hallan Ell la actuali-
dad envueltas en- sangrientas
guerras fratricidas.
En- la dc Haiti, eli II del CO..
rrieute, las tropas del gobierno
despueS dc una sangrienta lucha
con los insurgentes obligaron a
estos a evacuar la ciudad de Pc
tite Goaye. La batalla fue SAN
grienta y costo muchas vidas.
Los insurgentes al abaudonar la
ciudad, lie prendieron fuego y am
ties de que pudieran impedirlo el
pueblo Y los soldados del gobier-
no, fue reducida 4 acenizas, deian-
do sin hogares y Ell Ia miseria a
coSa dc 1000 personals.
En- Venezuela, la rebellion que
hacc tempo vienc turbando su
paz Y estorbando su prosperidad,
parecc haber cobrado nueva vida
ultimamente. FL ministro anne
ricauo Ell Caracas ha telegraiia-
do 4 Washington Ia information
que el dia II los rebeldes toma-
ron 4 Barcelona, oiudad importan-
tc dc la Republica.
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AviSO al PlibIlCO.

Por estas presentes damos ayiso que
en- 10 successive nadie one no tenga inte
res en- la mereed de FL Teeolote sera
permitido pastear snimales, cortsr ma
deras hacer cuaiquieia otro trahaio
uso de los recursos de djcha mtrced. sin
el previo permiso de la cop1slon que
4uscrlbe. hutepdido que el que no aca
rare este avi-o eera Irosecutdo eeguH
la ley. os liz der de la merced son por
g, norte, Ia Gu Va por Il snr 81 Puerte
cito del Jaspe; por el oriente el Pueblo
vIelo; y lur el Inulente Ia Canada DC
o. Tres llrrmabos.
Miguel Esquibei. fesidestt; Jose Lo-
bato, secretario; Ambrosio Archuleta
Octavano Macstas Alhino : tla1ar Jose
\. Sa azar, Jesus Ma Montoya lose
Atencio, Miguel Garcia. 1T,
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NUN. 20

pero corrieron para el rancho
cuando oomenzaron a pegarles los
grauizoS. Cast todos los cabri-
toS entraron al corral. Antes dc
que Sc acabara bien la tempestad
un immense torrente dc aqua ba-
10 por nm pequefo arroyo barrier
do cuanto encontraba a su paso.
La inmenSa contidad de piedras
Y palos que traia la creeiente for
maron una espeoie de atarque cue
hizo desbordarse el arroyo 10 ST.
hciente para que Ia creciente
abrazara el corral y en- nm abrir
Y cerrar dc ojos el corral con to-
do Y cabritos habia desapareoido.
De los cabritoS Y cabras que ha-
bia Ell el corral Sc ahogaron III
Y eStaparon 10.
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PERSONAL.

Fl Msrtes regres6 Go ura vista &
Mora. Don Fidel Ortiz
Dan Six.o Armijo. del Emplazato, o,
e,ta.o en- IA ciudad aver,
A. Don Teodoro Treillo de Fl Sal e
lilo, 10 vimos en- tstt aver.
H4 regresado de su estancia en- Tc-
cumcari, ID Dliia Cecilia Ludi.
sEl Jueves vimos 60 la eiudad lion
L 1reuzo Sanchez, dc Endee.
Don Manuel Chavez, de FL Sabinoso,
lego la cludat el Mi6rcolts.
Don Jose Ramon Luiau del Sabineso
Sc eneuentra en maestro medic,
Vimos en- la ciudad el Jueycs 4 Dtu
jesus Ma. Casaus, de El Salado.
Sc hallan on la ciudad de vista, ID IL
Fdlgencio q de l5aca su esposa.
Don Eugeni, Moya, de Ribera. tra s6
n ,gocios en- Il mercado el Microbes.
Don Jesus Baca, de Antonchco, ven.
di6 fruta en- nuestro mercado el Jueye.
Ell Martes vimos en- la ciudad al jd-
Ven Juan de Dios Macs, de La Liendre.
Don Bonifacio Lucero su famila
partieron para Los Chupaderos, ell Jue-
yes.
Don Juan l., Sanchez, prtspero gana-
dero dc Tucumcari, transo negocios
aver.
I'll Captain j. G. Clancy de Puerto
de Luna, Sc deio yer on la eiudad priE
cipios de la semana.
Don Juan do Dios Aragon, de La
Cuesta, trans6 negocios On esta 4 prin
cipios de la semana.
Don Joaquin Allan, eomerciante de
III Salado, trsns0 negocios en- Ia ciudad
d principles de la semsna.
Don Santiago Wallace, acompahaGo
dc sus hiios, Alexandra y Margarita, 81
sitaron la ciudad el Jueves.
Don Eugenio Romero SO halla en- TT
Manzano Sierra de la Gallina, ateu
diendo sus campos de tallas.
El Sabado pasado nos visitaron Don
Luz Jaramillo, de San Pablo Dor
Martin Selgado, dc Gallinas Springs.
Don Agapito Aheyta, ST., de Mora,
estuVu en- lA ciddad el Jueyes repor-
tn muy buenas lluvias en- aquella yecin
dad.
Don Eugenio Romero, 81 energioo
comerciante dc Mora, estuyo en- Ia ciu-
dad esta semana y en- su paso nos hizo
una agradable vista.
| parti0 para OIL Este, priucipios dc
la semana, hacer inmensas compraa
dc efectos para su comeicio el acredita
do comerciante Don Cecllio Rosenwald.
Don Jose Gabriel Montano su iami-
liza, dc La Liendre, Sc hallan en- 10 ciu-
dad, habiendo venido d atender su
lyerno, Juan Bruno, on la operacion qui-
rurgica qus paso.
Doha Maximiana de Galiz, viuda De
nuestro lamentado amigo, Pablo A.
Galiz, acompaflada de los seilores Pablo
y Cleofes Galiz y Albino Sandoval, estu-
vieron en- la ciudad el Jueves, con pegQ
clos.
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En- FiIipinas.

Telegrafian de Manila, con fe-
cha l3 de Agosto, que una peque-
fla partida dc Moros sorprendio d
una guardia avanzada del y dc
infanteria en- ell campamento VII
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