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The Nome nugget., 1902-09-10
VANISHED
Have the Bandits Who
 Robbed Hot Air Safe.
Systematic Search Fails to Locate Them in Adjacent Country.
 May Be on the Oregon.

Deputy United States Marshal A. J. Lowe returned yesterday from search for the bandits who on Thursday night last held up the office of the Hot Air Mining Company on Glacier creek and secured 120 ounces of gold dust.
 The search was not altogether barren of results. Though the men were not located, Mir. Lowe found their trail and where Ithey had probably slept one night or part of day, and where they had changed their clothes. This was an abandoned tent on creek tributary to Snake river. The tent was ragged and torn, but inside was bed, d blanket and some cooking utensils. and evidence that the tent had been re- gently occupied. For two days Mr. Lowe toured the country from Glacier creek to the headwatcrs of Snake and Nome rivers, and he is satisfied that the robbers, of whom there were at least three, are not in either section.
 There are several theories as to their whereabouts. They may have fled up OF down tine coast, or it s possible they were passengers ont last Saturday on tbe Oregon.
 Two men who were suspected were found on Lindbloom creek, but an eN-
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-10
THE N0ATAK
A Strike Reported Neaf
 the HeadwaterS.
One Hundred and Fifty or More Men Have Gone to the Scene
 LA Rush Predicted.

w. J. Keene, who returned from Kotzebue sound Sunday evening on tho Saddle, states that rich strike is re- ported near the headwaters of the Noatak. One hundred and fifty'or moro people have either gone up the river or are preparing to do so, some in steam boats, other in boats of various kinds. The news of the strike was. brought down by some men who had been in that section since last year One of these men MT. Keene met, but he had forgotten his name. This man brought down poke of good size. He came to Nome for an outfit and stated his in- tention of returning immediately, which he probably did on the Saddle, as search by THE NUGGET failed to locate him. Mr. Keene say that the parties with whom he talked were extremely rcti- cent as to the proportions of the strike or its exact locality. but it is said to be about 100 miles up the river
 The first news of this strike was re- ported in THE NUGGET @ few weeks ago, and this second story seems to con- firm the report. Mir. Keene thinks that next spring will witness big in- Aux of people into the Nostak country.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-10
AT CANDLE A Strike Reported on a
 Left Limit Bench. News of Former Nome People Now in That SeCti0n...A Strike on
 ShiSmareff Inlet.

Charles Hayden, Attorney Iimdars and Captain Sparks, of the steamer Grampus, returned from Candle Thurs day. They made the trip in an open whale boat in just three and half days, including d stop at Cape Douglas. The Abbie NJ. Deering left the same day, but was beaten about IS hours. Mr. Hayden reports business very quiet at Candle City. On the creeks, how ever, there is considerable activity.
 Considerable prospecting is being done on the benches, and the latest strike has been made on the left limit bench opposite No. 20.
 About loo people will probably winter at Candle City and they are now laying in supplies preparatory to a long siege.
 Sam Pepper and wife will be among those who will winter in Candle.
 Jack Hines, wel-known in Nome social circles, is at present located on the Inmachuk. He will very probably remain there next winter.
 Dr. Morris. formerly of Nome, is practicing in Candle City. He intends going to the outside this fall.
 F. NJ. Wheeler has bought out "Youn. Tex" Richards place and will no: return to Nome.
 Sol Cameron, formerly with the Beau Mercantile Company, has established himself in business in Candle City, and has store and saloon combined.
 Harry Lamont is engaged in freight ing. He is doing we'll and will stay with it over winter
 There is a rumor of a big strike in the Shismareff inlet country made by D. ID. McI.ennan.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-10
In Solomon District.

Mrs. Mary F.. Hart. the well-known newspaper woman and president of the Women's Club, returned this morning from visit to Solomon river where her husband is engaged in mining. Mrs. Hart says that good deal of gold is being taken out of Solomon. A great deal of winter work will be done in the Solomon section next winter, more than ever before, and already preparations for winter work are under way.
 Mrs. Hart also states that 8 quartz strike is reported outMystery creek.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-10
A Turnip From Chinik.

THE NUGGET is ill receipt of white turnip which was raised this year by Dexter Bros. at Chinik. The turnip weighs three pounds four and one halt ounces. It is on exhibit at THE NUG- GET office, and has attracted much at tention. The other day skeptical chechako entered THE NUGGET office, gazed at the turnip and asked: ''Did it come in on the Ohio?" When told that it was grown at Chinik, he shook his head and murmured, as he went out the door, sEhis;d-d country is likely to produce anything"
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-10
On the lnmaChuk.

Late news from the Inmachuk is to the effect that the group of claims located in 1900 by Dashley and others are turning out well. On the Dashley claim the ground is said to be yielding from S35 to slj0 day to the shovel, while big pans are occasionally found. It is estimated the ground already stripped, but not yet ,luiced, will yield S75.OoO.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-10

will come into use immediately ice commences to form on the river and navigation i, suspended. This will likely occur in about six weeks time.
 The new road will mako it possible for continuous connection to be main tained between Whitehorse and Daw- son.. It is likely that this winter will witness the entire abandonment of the old-time winter trail on the river ice. Road houses arc in the course of con struction all along the new road.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-10
= OUTSIDE NEWS NOTES.

Dr. Geo. C. Pardee. of Oakland, has been nominated for governor of Cal ifOrnia, defeating Gov. Gage for renom- ination. Alden Anderson, of Solano, was nominated for lieutenant governor by exclamation.
 A Seattle newspaper states that Gov. Brady who was in Seattle on Aug. 50, reported that while he was at kadiak on bis way sO Seattle, news was brought to that place of Q rich quartz strike. He did not remember who made the strike, but he saw some of tho quartz
 E..O.. .Lindblom, the well-known min. ing man Of Nome, recently purchased tho Washingten block on First avenue Seattle: The price paid was el50, ,O00 The Washington block is . six-story brick and. sSons building and has . frontage Of 6o4 feet.
 A Dawson dispatch states tEst Judge Wickersham on Aug. l9, was holding court at Eagle.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-10
S:mOns Wants Damages.

Frank F. SimOns manager of the Standard theater, wants to recover S64o damages from kaihie P. Mccarthy and Nellie F.. Gilmore, vaudeville artists, who appeared at the Standard for time this season. They seem to have gotten tired of Simons for some reason or other and jumped their jobs. Simons alleges that he employed the defendants in Geattie to come to Nome for a season which was to last from June IS to October l6 at $80 week, a room to be furnished them. The defend- ants quit on Aug. Il without Simons' consent, aud BOW he feels that he has been damaged to the extent of $64o.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-10

animation showed that they were not the parties wanted.
 There is a division of opinion as to the direction taken by the robbers after robbn9 the Hot Air safe, some of the men who were on the claim holding that the robbers started in the direc- tion of Snow gulch, while John Brick son stoutiy maintains that they struck north toward Snake river
 Detective \. J. Cody does not think that the robbers have left the country. Of course he is not inclined to say much in regard 10 tEc matter, but it is gath cred that there i~ hope Of landing the buid trccbotcr-.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-10
For the Outside.

Dr. Clark, J. w. Bligh, old-time Alatkans, and II. G. Rowland arrived yesterday from Council City. Dr. Clark snd Mr. Bligh recently sold the frac- tfop between Nos. Q and 10 Ophir creek to Bert Farrar, and they are now en route to the outside. Mir. Rowland is . well-knOwn attorney and republican politician of Tacoma. He has been in Council since last spring with Dr. Clark, who is his father-in-law, and he will return to Tacoma and resume the prsctice of his profession.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-10
IRE OUTPUT or GOlD DUST.

The estimated output of gold dust from the various districts of Sew ard peninsula up 10 Sept. l, accord ing to q carefully compiled state ment made by ". J. Erskine, cashier of the N. C. Co, is estimated at s.
 032, G90.45.
 The total shipments of bullion and gold dust up, to September l is,
 estimated at $2,532 ,G90.45. All but one of the big companies have re- ported and the shipments of that ] company and those of private in
 dividuals, it is estimated, will bring the total output up to S3,G32 690. +5.
 A statement prepared by THE
 NUGGET last year and published on Oct. 22, gave the total production ] up to Oct. l, 1901, a5 S3. l40,G66.
 This statement did not include the
 ! amounts shipped by private parties, and the grand total production was
 estimated at $4, 300, eco.
 NotwithstanGiug the fact that this has been the dryest season in the mining history of Nome, the total amount of gold produced in 1909,
 will probably reach about the same figures as those of last year.
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The Nome nugget., 1902-09-10
School Director Returns.

School Director II. 0. Butler returned on the Ohio from q brief vacation, dur ing which he visited Seattle, Victoria, Portland and San Francisco. Mir. But Ter found ample signs of activity on the Pacific coast, but he says he was quit. satisfied to return to Nome. Mr. But Ter states that on the Pacific coast he heard absolutely nothing of Valdes. He had to come to Nome to hear the name mentioned
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-10
Shot Through the Leg.

John Erickson. one of the owners of the Hot Air mine was accidentally shot through the calf of the right leg just above the ankle yesterday morning about II o'clock. A rapid fire revolver was lying on . table in the Hot Air Company $ office on Glacier, and in sone way 1t fell on the floor and was dis charged. A bullet entered Erickson $ leg passing clean through the feshy part and continued on its way to the ceiling, where it found lodgment. Erickson was brought to town and taken to Holy Cross hospital. The wound is not dangerous.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-10
New Suits Filed.

w. E. Petree and F. H. Danielsor have begun suit against l.. Agnes Burke ct al. to quiet the title to bench claim No. 10, left fork of Dexter, also to O.747 acres in conflict with mining ground for which the defendants have applied for patent. An injunction has been issued restraining defendants from working the ground.
 Sam Smith has begun suit against Louis Sloss for possession of the Last Chance claim on Nome river near the mouth of Dexter creek.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-10
Broken Bottles on the Beach.

Complaints are made concerning the throwing of broken bottles on the beach along the water front. A lady complains that the feet of dogs are be- ing badly lacerated and suggests that a cleanup of Che beach be made and the city ordinance prohibiting the deposit- ing of such articles on the beach be strictly enforced. .
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-10
Prepare for Winter.

We are doing our best in the way of prices to encourage you to mako your home comfortable and attractive for the winter. Building material is our exclusive line, and we furnish you from the time you begin to build or repair until you finish. We shall be pleased to have you call and get our prices.
 c. C. CLINE OIL X PAINT Co.,, 52O Front Street.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-10
The Hurrah Stamp NH.

Mrs. c. D. Lane is continuing the work of developing tho Hurrah quartz mine on solomon river. A shaft has already been sunk some 60 feet, and the ore conikues to improve as depth is assained.i There is already in sight
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-10
A NEW TRAIL.
From Dawson tN White hasse by Get. 1.
1ns keA6 Wnf Nalue k Possible n kaintaim CouainnOuE
 CamlElbH.

va.cevvsr, E. e.. As1. 2es--Nsws gus brougbs bv unS. stesnss Amur, whic,h arrived te&sy fson skagwav. aaAs the buiitiing of the government winter read from Whitshorse to D~w. son would bs completed about October l. The course taken shortens the dis tance from Whitehcrse to Dawson by some. @ 1allss, as compared with the distance bravepscd on the ice trails down the Yukon river. The new road
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-10

more than enough ore to pay for the erection Of the stamp mill which will be constructed this winter. Mrs. Lane received a letter on the Ohio from her son, T. T. Lane, at Seattle, stating that he had already begun negotiations for the stamp mill.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-10
Arctic Brotherhoodl NsAlcel

A special meeting for initiation will be held at the A. B. hall next Saturday, Sept. E, at 8:3Op. m. Social session to follow. FRANK. w. SWANTON,
 Arctic Chief. P. H. WATT,
 Arctic Recorder.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-10
The Lights on the Spire.

The officer, of the steamship Ohio, which arrived at midnight Sunday. re- port that they saw the electric lights on the apire of St. Jostph'o church, when 29 miles from Nome
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-10

Youcan afford to real the NUGGET when you can get it delivered - your aeor for S1.per month.,
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-10

Wall paper. Nome Trading Co.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-10

Lumber at "Northwestern.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-22
La question InOnetaria
en- Filipinas.

E gobierno americana ha apro
bado an proyecto de administration
civil para las islas F'ilipinas, en- e1
cual Sc trata 10 question del sistems
monetario que Sc pienEa establecer.
Este ser& ell patron orc como
unidad de vAlor, y Ell peso filipino CO
mo moneda legal OIL cambio de dos
por uno.
Esta moneda de plata es none
da legal para cantidades memories de
Glen pesos.
E! peso sera una moneda nueva
que sustituirA a la mejicana, y 6sta,
as1 como las fraccionArias, llevarSn
las divisas que prescriba ell gobier-
no de Filipinas. simbolizando 10 so.
beranfs de los Estados Unidos, ex
presando ser hschas para usarlas en-
las islas Filipinas, 10 denomination
de elias y ell dfa de acu1aci6n.
El peso mejicano, hoy dfa en- cir.
culaci6n, ser& recibido en- pago de
contribuciones ptblicas 6 un cambio
que variark cAda trimestre, por Or.
den del gobernador civil, hasta Ell pla
20 m6ximo de 81 de Diciembre de
1908, que puede ser proclamado por
ell gobernador para qde cess de reci.
birse esta moneda.
La moneda autorizada puede
acuf1arse en- 10 Casa de moneda de
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PONCE,
Bale de sociedad
en- el casino.
BellezaS. puertOrriQue1aS ms
pirandO algeria de ViVir"
Ell MANIFESTO DEL Sr. MA
TIENZO PRODUCE IMPRE.
SION.
(De maestro corwesponsaI.)

Julio 21-El bale de sociedad
celebrado anoche en- ell casino de es
to ciudad, quedo en- extreme concu
rrido y animado.
Asistieron & el las 2graeiadas y
distinguid rs Srtas. Conchita Subira,
Lolita Toro, Maria Mats, Mercedes
CArtAgena, Ines Barros, C&rAelita
Roig, Mercedes Btrnes, Josefiua,
Albertina y Celina Porrat&, Consue'
10 Porrata Doria, Hortencia SAntoni,
CArmehta Ssntoni, 'Csrolina Ven.
drelI, RositA Font, Srtas. Braschi,
ST. ta. Sanjurjo, Srta. Mercado. Srtas
Martinez, las distinguidas Sras. de
Bsrroe. SubirA, Wives, Santoni, Ven
drell, Colon. Perez Gaerra, Porra.
tn Doris, Pef1s, Barnes, Usera, Pa
rrA. Molina, Morales, Ramirez y
Martinez
E! bale Sc prolong6 hAsta las 8
de 10 madrug&da saliendo Ia concu-
rrencia que fue obsequiadA con es-
plendidez, altamente comp1acida de
las atenciones y deferencias tributa- :
das por los socios de dicho centro.
La orquests dirigida por ell po.
pnlar Domingo Cruz eatuvo muy q.
justsdA dejando DIR las mejores pie.
zAs de su repertrio.
90
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad Y
hemos tenido ell gusto de saludarlo,
ell Sr. don Federico Schomburg en-
pleAdo de lA CASA comercial J, T. Sill
way Co.
o+o
A principios del entrante mes
les cArros electricos circularGn por
las GALES de ID poblacion, pues al
efecto va han salido de New York
los postes que han de reemplazAr los
que actuAlmente obstaculizAn To- via
6 impiden Ell trAnsito por ella.
De un momento & otro saldra
"a Aguadilla en- viaje de recreo,
ell distinguido joven don Antonio Yu
met ocio de Ia reputAda farmacia
Vale, CAncio y Co,
90
Auoche vi6se ooncurridfsimo Ell
muelle de In Marins, dentro de bre-
vss diAs estara iluminAdo con luz
el6ctricR.
Son muchaS las fAmilias que hu.
yendo de los calores sale para 10 ca.
rretera ds Adjuntas donde pasar&u
los meses de verano. Ultimamente
SO han constituido hermosas quintas
de recreo en- este sitio predilecto de
10 ciudad.
90
Continda grevemente enfermo
don Jaime Rull&n.
o#o
Sc estGn llevAndo 6 cabo vAri&s
constructions de mausoleos en- el
nuevo cementerio cat0lico: por So
tension y sitio pintoresco sera uno
de los meiores de 10 isla. al
90
IA causado buena impression en-
esta ciudad ell maj ifiesto del Sr. Ma.
tier 20 Clint, On. Son muchos los CO.
mentArios.
o*o
El domingo Sc celebr6 un NEE
ting de los republicanos puros en- Ell
barrio de Sabanetas ? qued6 muy
concurrido.
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NOtiCias
deFilipioas.
(De maestro Corvesponsa1)

New York Julio Ell ell DepAr-
tamento de Guerra de Washington
Sc esperan por momentos noticias de
un encuentro entire fuerzaa america
mas y moros de Mindsnao. El Ge-
neral Cha ffse In sido debidamente
autorizado para emplear toda 10 faer
za que crea necesar;a' para In pacifi
caci6n final de los moros.
Seg1n las noticias que dA al r L.
blico ell citAdo Departamento de gue-
rra, las gestiones practicadas por ell
General Davis para var de solveutar
paclficamente las difsrencias surgi.
das con motive de los asesinatos co.
metidos en- soldxdos americanos por
moros, han sido un fracaso.
Sc dice que son muchos los <iat-
toss que han venido prepar&ndose
CON toda suerte de elementos de ofen
so y defensa, contra las tropas anne.
ricanas.
<Hasta la fecha dice la''prensa
LAS autoridades americAnas han sc
guido una pol1ticA de condescenden-
cia para con los moros, pero "a van
convenci6ndose de que para hAcerles
reconocer In autoridAd de los Estados
U 1idos y respstar las 6rdenes del
General Davis, es precise recurrir &
medios nm tanto violento.H
Ofcialmente, sin embargo, ha ST.
do .declarad 10 pAz.
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los EstAdos Unidos, 6 segdu 10 que
determine el secretArio de Tesorerfa.
E gobierno de las FilipinAs que
d. autorizado para mantener STEM
pre- IL igualdad de las monedss de
orc de los e .tados Unidc 6 una rs 20
nable cantidad, no excediendo del
usual valor del cambio, 8 transferir
cualquier clase de none la de los fon
dos corrientes del gobierno de las is-
las al fondo de resarva, 6 emitir GER.
tiicados de deuds, pagaderos no mas
tarde de nm af1o de IL fecna de su
emission, q comprar orc en- pasta 6 en-
monedas & un precio que no exceda
de los precios r4zonablas para su i'm
portaci6n en- las Filipinas.
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La Reina Alexandra
cOmpra Ell llbro de Roosevelt.
vida fuerte' es el tftulo
de la obra; Ia primera-
que compro la rel
ma en- el Bazar
de la Coro-
nacl0n.

Londres Julio II La Reina
Alejandra abrio hoy Ell B .zar de 10
Coronacion, organlzado principal
mente por 10 Sra Cornelius Adams
Sr. Josefa A. Choats, esposa del EN-
bAjador de los EstAdos y Unidos. y
otras Sras. americanas.
La primerA comrra que hizo 10
reins fue'la obra de Rooseveltltitulada
<Vida fuerte.s Hizo adem65 muchas
compras en- su vista, pero entire to-
dos los objetos que compr6, Ell duico
que tom6 por sus propias manos que
10 llev6 consigo, fae Ell libro de Roo
sevelt.
En cada departamento, era reci
bida la resuR por una comisi6n de
Stas. que habian organizA ado eli Ba
Ear en- 10 Corte americans, cuyos de
partamentos ascendfan 6 ocho; 10 Sc
horita Choate y 10 sef1orita Reid, In
acompanaron en- todas sus escursio
mes.
El departamento & cargo de las
sef1oras ChoRte sef1oras Reii, estR
lleno de obras de arte y artfculos de
fantasia.
FL de la Duquesa de Marlboro
CSa COntl9ne entire otr&s coSaS mil
quinientos pesos de loza fina, 10 q.
contribuy6 el Emperador Guillermo.
El de las duqnesas de Manches-
ter, bordados y libros americanos.
Ell de 10 seforitA Eaton est& pro
visto de dulces.
Ell de In sef1orita Arthur Psget
contiene ounce millones de pe os en-
joyas de exquisite gusto immense
valor, este puede decirse que 90 ell
departamento principal.
Este Bazaar, tai vez Ell mayor que
iamAs In habido en- el mundo, en- pro
ductos SO destina 6 ayudar al Hes :.
pital de niflos snfermos,
En- ell mismo edificio del Bazaar,
Sc hA establecido un banco en- donde
Sc deposita el producto de las ven
tas. Sc sirven comidas allf mismo en-
donde Sc sirven comidas & 10 carta 6
$40 5OS por persons, sin Vino
Todas las personals que deseen
gastar dinero, en- cuentran allf bri
llante oportunidad para hacerlo.
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El rey Eduardo
QUIERE SER CORONADO
PRONTO.
L6ndres, 8 JUNO.

L6ndres, 8 JUNO.
El boletfn que da cuenta de 10 50
lud de su msgestad el Rey E iuardo,
publicado hoy en- ell palacio de Buc-
bingham, dice como sigue:
<La mejorfa del Rsy es tanta CO
mo pudieran desear,. Treves, La.
king, Barlow. Dfjose ademss en- pa.
lacio que el rey progress rapidsmen.
to hacia su complete restablecimien-
to.
Sc asegura asi mismo que la G }.
ronaci6n tendr& efeeto hscia media.
dos de Agosto pr6ximo. e! eTims b,
y otros peri6dicos de es.a ciudAd con
firman hoy IL noticis.
Els cosa averiguada que Ia prisa
que Sc quiere dar q 10 coronaci6n
obedece q los vehementes deseos que
tiene ell rey de ce,ebrarla cuanto an
tes.
Los meiicos Sc opusieron en- an
principle 6 una fecha tan cercara,
pero envista de Ia insistencia del mo
narcs, Ell cual les ha nanifestado que
uua vez efsctuada IL eeeemonia Acep
tara CON gdsto los planes que ellos le
prescriban, temiendo que In oposici6n
puedA hacerle mas dafo que prove.
cho, han dado al fin su consentimien
to-
Mientras tanto, la Corte sigue
en- Londres, y es indudsble que sus
fnnciones oficiales no sufrir2n inte-
rrupci6n alguna hAsta despues de ID
coronaci6n. Tendre mis- lectores
al corriente de estos detaJles que tan
preocupados trRen los europeos.
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An6CdOta.

Un caballero ingles Sc apodero
del pAraguas que Mr.. Theirs hAbfa
deiado en- nm rincon. Lo vic la po'
licfa, detuvo al ingles; dijo este que
no era nm lad1 On, sin6 que sc llevaba
ell paraguas en- clase de documento
historico; acudi6 ell Presidente, sc en-
tero del case, regalo el pArak mas al
ingles, y asnnto conclude.
PAsaron algunos AMOS, Mr.! Car
not deio tambien su paraguas Apoya
do en- una pared; pAs6 por allf un ca
ballero ingl9s, cogi6 el paraguss, y
BE marchaba con 81 'anquilamente,
cu&ndo le echo sl alto un agente de
policia.
-Yo no soy uu lAdron. .dijo Ell
ingles.
-Pues .ique es usted!
Soy un coleccionists, y necesi
to un recuerdo de Mr.. Carnot.
Mr.. CArnot se acercs, ne entera
del asunto. regsla ell pAraguas al in
giles w.. hasta otra
Y la otra es que Mr.. Loubst en-
SD 4 TINA vista q Monte,imer, deio
tAmbiea su par aguas apoysdo en- nm
muro; que pas6 por AIf uu caballe
70 irgles elegantemente vestido: y
que pesc6 el paraguas y se 10 llev6,
como 81 le hubiera comprado; y que
le detuvo 10 policfa; y que Sc declare
coleccionista turibundo; = que Mr..
Loubet Sc entero del case y le regal6
ell pars guas.
Ell periodico que comunica IL no.
ticia no dice 81 ell cabAllero ingles es
ell mismo coleccionador; porque 81
asf fuese debe poseer 10 paragn rfs
mas grande del Reino Undo.