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I IBEL FOR DIVORCE.
- BENNINGTON Oousrr G utr. Juss TyEa. 1907
PEARLY O. sIDsEY.j
AMBRosE SIDNEY,

/
AMBROSE SIDNEY.
Whereas, pesrly sidney has flied 10 iL.
effcs OF tbs clerk 81 the Ctnntf Court Tor said
Bennington County her Petition for Divorce
from Ambrose nidnsy setting 10Th that she on
the iiih day OF August. 1881, then bearing her
nsiosn name Of psariy q Wiiiisms. Was duly
married W Ambrofs sidney ~ Bennington iss
said county by the Rev. Charles Seymour min
lister u the Gospel; and that said Ptsrly and
Ambrose lived togeihsr A. husband and wife
said Manchester aud yicinit, until the 7th q, :.
sspu mbef, 1898. when he. ~ithooi csnss "
vocation abandoned her aud the pIscS ~ pro.
70 parts onktosn AID has not b<.s -ha seL'
.ilce Add that ssid Anbfoss Is snn Hvm
.is.,si's a'' =, '. ,o ,aor. ~. very
hsr and By bls ssst.s siss ,,.,ia. -.
.bs vas eonpsll,e " ~ an q ~, ,,,s,a. n VA
be ~ lte ans iix.~ 10 1 for us,t, aslnc.a Ana
~. s 80" 80 see Lis manage sf0rsssid
hss eonnAt"s ~ crime Of Adultery a. Man.
snss', ,as ~ over, n u, With diver. per.
49, ace are u3sno~u 10 Jour petit
'oa.s as further sysfs that there IL on.
~ bOrn Fsbfnsy TN, 1873, shici.
cared Tor AID sEpporifd br yoar pssi.
nss' I'D her mother since Ia birth and pray.
BIZ oi divorce frVm saad Ambrose ana
!" The care EE1 custody ~ "a d child. And,
4ersss IL sppssIiBg thai ssid a Dross Sidney
u without tie state u Vermont. Ia parts nn-
tDoun
| " 10 oEDKhfD that said Ambfoss fidnsy be
bottled 70 sppfsT before the LOnsiy Court BsIs
| o b. holden at bsBebsstsf within and for The
Cornts u Eenlirgtsn 90 the Afst Tassdsy "
Juhs, 1904, and s1ss,f raid feiiti01 ~ pstii,bs
ing the subsianee Of aid petition. tozsfher sltb
this order three vahks saacssslsely IN The
hsntbssisr Journal prlBtsi At sgld ManeIss-
ter the last u Which psbleatIons sbsli he At
Least sir s.sks prior 10 the commencement Of
said tsfm ~ Court.
Given Hndsr M hand 81 Manchester 10 said
county this z7tb day of March A ID. 1871
EDWARD II. HOLDEN, DeBaiy Clers
II. X. fcwLIk. Attorney. tess
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TTRANIA GLEAsON'S Estate.

STATE or VERMONT District OF Manchester 81
The Probate Court for the District Of Manchester
To all persons Interested In the estates o
Ursnia Gleseon late Of Winhsll, In ssit
District, deceased: GREETING.
By the authority Of the State OF Vermont, yot
sre hereby notified to appear before the sale
Probate Court at the Probs,e Office In Msnchss
ter. in said District, on the 23ri day OF Apri
A D. 1902, at ten o'clock in the fore Don, t,
show cause, II Any you have. why the account O.
5. Is Taylor, Administrator OF the estate o
said deceased should not be SLOWED and also
why the residue OF said estate should not b.
distributed to the parties entitled thereto.
Dated at Manchester. in said District. thil
lei dsS OF April A. d. 1902
4s8wsAf W. b. EDGERTON, Judge.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

Estate OF PATRICK WARD.
The undersigned, having been appointed b,
the Hon. Probate Court. for the District OF Man
chesier, Commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust oil claims and demands OF all persons
against the estate OF
Patrick Ward late OF Arlington
In laid District deceased and all claims exhibit
ed ID OBJECT thereto. hereby give notice that VIZ
will meet for the purposes Aforesaid At the
darlington House in Arlington on the 22nd
day Of September 1902. from one O'Clock P. NJ
until four O'Clock p. NJ. on faid day, and that
sir months from the 2lst day OF March A D.
1902, 10 the time limited by said Court for said
creditors TO present their claims to ne for eX.
animation and allowance.
Dated at Arlingt lon this 2lst day Of March
A. d. 1907.
FRANK N. Garfield, oo,..
ERNEST NJ LATHR0P. w"
JAMES ". lyman. Administrator, Arlington,
Vermont. 493w
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NEGLECT MANS DANGER.

Dop't neglect biiiousnsss spd oonsiips
ton. Your health will sufisr permanently
II you do. DsWitt's Little E.rly Ri,ers
core snch cases. N b. Smith. Butter
pot. Mich, tsys "DsWitt's Little Early
Bisers sre the most satisfactory pills l ev
er took. Never grippe or cause nsuses."
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vIl EAY To FEEL Coon

Countless ttcu'tn's have found bles,
ing 10 the body IL DR. Knss New Lii,
Pills, which positively cure Constipation
Sick Headache. Dizzi ness, J.undioe. II,
isris, Fever. snd Aens and oil Liver snd
S,omseh iroublV. Purely vegetable new
er grippe or wsshsn. Oily rs, at J. N.
Hard and J q, Whippie'.
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GOsHEN LII

GOSHEN ILL
Genesee Pure Food Go Leroy, N. Y:
Desr Sir: Some days since . package o.
Jour GRAIN-O preparation was left u my
Office. took it home and gave it . trial
and l have to say was very N uch pleased
with II, as a substitute for coffse. W.
have slwsys used the hes, java apd Mocbs
10 our family, bnt l an free to ssy like
the GRAIN-O IA we'll IS the best coffee
eyre drark. Respectfully you're,
A. o JACKSON M D.
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gbfMaHfbf Journal
THURSDAY. APRIL "a. iso1
B.E. sInuhDs. Batter ana Froyrs,of

The eieeGssstiss blii posed ne Sec
ss isa yes. BY ssmsll u,. sfa,y sts lee
ssrs 60 ee@ulia. ~ eosiaftss Il the
Ice lss.a So ssr.nsti CO lie snesa
Essn TIE sss.lors sss tspfsssstsiirts
iron ,Als sisls I'll sls sess ssr,ies 10 TIRE
rssssss q its bill The tess bee pssssd
iks Cnlssss sanssaes tsli AID u 10 sev DO
dsbssa4 ts tie esssts
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-04-10

A yer, ,sE'ibls bill b. been prs,sntsd
~ ibs less l.sislsiars ptovidips for the
laeiicn Of the sldih Of tue pablie BIG b
safs ffom ioar TO three rods. Applied TO
.as sniue state. ttis bill, II made opsrs
tFa ~ lsw, gill release 90 in msnss
pstt Of ths best farm lsnd 10 the
"a, sill hmii ths seed 10 nncs along
to bishs. sad 10 20 msnnsr Interfere
viii the FOL uis Of lbe rosds BY the travel
iff Fatlis II sbould become Law With
Gh' suy oppositioo.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-04-10

b. b ton Herald ssys tbs, indies
tlent poiri 10 the conclusion thst the
people Ct the eooo,ry are becoming more
nr9 more resli,e under the eIsctiops OF
ths Dipslsy urih II the opinions OF
genuine Republican newspapers 10 oil
parts Of tie county accurately red OF
rahis ftuiimstt on this question. the
"inticsheps" sfs ths. opposition TO The
DirsIsJ t,rin Is Ell principally confined
to the editorial f.nolums OF the Tree trade
prsss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-04-10

The Pfssidsni bee signed the Philip
see tsiie bill Tss chit psevisions Of
,hs isv are, 10 brisi. that srtisles import
- ifc1 The Philippines shall pay 70 per
d "a Of tbs rates hisd by the Diusiy ter q
the expert ,sfss rsid 10 the islssds.
I, s,iielss nov i1pofied frye shall ts
aps tren expert dalies imposed 10
Peiiippirss. cur eonnass With The
hissds 10 slsaptsd iron the opsfstIos
saf nsviss,iea hss. ell atieiss nssr
i.sisfsa ia bOsdsd nss sisetariss VAR
b. ssss shipped 10 The Philippines shall BE-
Hpi from internal rsvssss tsI. ssd
~ GATES Asd hta esllsetsd 10 parsu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-04-10

according to the figures given on. BY
o. Boresu OF Statistics a Washington.
.Uaited States Ia not only by fss the
81 ,assi cooulry 10 tbs world, bat IL bss
positively tue smslles, public debt. The
v arlington sts,ishcisns asare the wealth
q be Uai.ed States st ISL. 700, 900. 600; Of
/, United Kinsdo =, SEQ 00o. 900 600, Of
] .aes ., $50 0O0. 0OJ, 900; OF Germany o,
So. 900. 00o. 900; and Of Rnssis .. $50. 900.
900. The public Indebtedness Of The
| ed States 90 the other hand 10 only 81.
80, 900. 900. compared With IS. 500 900. 600
&. Ru.sis, 73.2O0. 0O0. 900 for Gsrmspy
sr 90 0O0, 000, 900 Tor France.
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hops. vilbdrs.iss them o, issii s,ursihy
irrE tks Iced o. itsi, ssapilos e. birih. !"
LETTER TO A. n PErTrBoEE.
MsSsk altar p.pat

Deer su; NJ mss has moro pstd Of :
asirh srt ogss Elsa icr eoea sss tssns'
itsn . sroesiy 1se. TIE shols ioss
Ioots 10 lin iet sd'ict 10 bay tits. snd
.oi 10 buy that, snoss 1901 sr,islss LIS
biz ba.iDsss 10 tnes sba " 600. sud
20 OF, qaiek stsi 10 bgi,st 10 drop The
GOOD. sua cell biz ssishbon The better.
Oar psei 10 rot Iss 80 are ourselves
ii5 ysss Old IL 10 tee 10 cent:
''if,ss h.tsan ispl, 10 Dad uiih ,tis
psisi. either pos IL psiliss II % o. alter
ssrd 10 To. .ttf. tel yonr dsslst sbou, IL.
I'VE sa,bouns hin 10 DO shat 10 iishi
a. cor sIpsnse
hi. /. oar 81 OIL ssy Of ,syins The psiri
/, good Il Is bitter itsn good; II 10 best.
the oul, sooa psirt
ola.'pbioaed p.i, ter. psioi, lead aud
oi'. !. roi sod sey logger sssrs oot ~
itIse y..fs, Oav lasts sir yss,s, seves
,s.r.. sish, yssr', ten yesr. nf,sen -in
f.vaf.bls e0tdliioss
ID zoe lead sbi &c u The psint.
Yours truly,
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Trinity church. Rutland. is TO have =
rew parish house this spring costing
sbont $4,000. TO contain . hall with .
ses,ing capacity OF 400 and . stage Is
By % feet,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-04-10

siEes ltt viihdnssl Of Dr. Webb nat
have bsss very qalsi 10 nj, eoasiy
ihs Gs'sftof esr,iloD 10 . hci oss 10
ihs rsm,isasr o. The state. Boih sidss
y ~ srHsssssst elsims bot !. 10 by DO
sss seiilsd - 10 ~bo sill bs Ger. Gusr
~ P9iiils,l is.ists aud papers ste DO
a their BET 10 itesstse pebble opinion.
tss people sili do sell 10 Keep cool end
csei3s fof themselves Psrsoss With sSss
% stisd sre not slssys good sdvissrs.
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No CARRIAaE PAtNT MADE

will wear - long as Devoe'r, No other
are ss heavy toilet, tecsuse Drvoe''
seiebs3 to s ounoss more o the pin
Sold by A. l. Graves.
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T Neville, OF verssnnes. bss ~ Eoe
li.b ivy shout I've yssrs old which IL
said 10 be the a1es. 10 the state. II
measures about $50 feet,
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war sH.Lt VIZ HAvr For lr4rr1

War sHALL VIZ HAvR FoE ] ReKRr
Tits question srises 10 the 'sril' every
day. Let ns snsver today TRY Jell-0.
. dsIieioas dessert Prepared ia sxo MIC
ates. No baking s5d bot s.ler ard set
TO eool. Flsvors; -Lenoo. Orsrse. Rap
berry AID Strawberry. Al yoor srooers,
10 e<nts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-04-10

Over too hundred DsneLt.s OF Yer
mont sttenied the snnu,l meeting Of tbs
oresr z,iiau ct the Hotel Vsrdame, Eos
to !, Tharsdsy stternoon.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-04-10

Toe nsv political organization formed
IA she convention which has lust been
held 10 Louisville sili have 10 shorten lie
Iane u the nsme 10 to be populsrissd.
Iba Allied Pto3les party. which 10 iis
tHelsi dcsisnslion. 10 too long for ready
ase. II will have 10 be the Allied party
o. The Peoples party. The latter ws the
cfficisl name Of the Popnlisi party. bu,
ths term Populi.t soon st.sohsd itself to
n. Tn. Allied Peoples party is composed
etlefly Of members Of the populis,s End OF
TIE extreme leIi OF The Democracy. II
had ne rae 10 the municipal csn,sss 10
b. Lot. 10 1901 bo', Of course, 1t viii
GEL sihsrsn,'. sad b. siresdy 90, thsn,
ffon ell sseti0ns Of the conp,ty.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-04-10

Ia The lsst iottt years the Democratic
party b. elected bni che Of its prssidsp
tel esniias,es That velLknosn ci,iE,r.
M Cleveland. wrote letter 10 Februsfy
lest. 10 shieh be expressed the hope thsi
''ths iirs 10 iss. sppr osohine shsn DOR
ssssd old party gill shsts Cd tbs dread
fol dreams The, have ,fiiscie3 IT," Th. q
pssssion sronsr3 MI Brysn, the psnocssi
10 esndidsts ios President during the lee,
tso csupsisns. vho proceeds to ssyin biz
paper that Mr. Cleveland made The White
Hosss "lhs rsns,r'oas OF cunning snd
crafty representatives OF pssdsiory
wealth" s1d thst to l.h . record tbs, hss
husa lits niIls,crs sboo, The mech Of
Tie party ever siree." Sush 10 ,bs lsr
ansse intstessased between the only Den
ccsst elected President sinee 1856. ssd the
rsnosrsiie aenirss Ter ths ssne efhss 10
issd snd 1900.
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p s: A l.. Graves sells oor paint 8
Jon CsuLpsT HAVE Groom In :

II bed bad I'cbine Piles. Tbey'rs terri
bly, annoying: but BaeAlsn's Afnios 6slvs
sill care the sorst case OF piles 90 earth,
II hss cured thousands. For Injuriss.
Pains or Bodily Efup,ioos ms the best
salve 10 The world. Price 20, . box. Cure
susrstteed. Sold by J N Hard and Il
Whipple.
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f.ev sslttssy b. sppgitsst Hen ssrs
c. Hssa.,es 81 Dsfiissios |. Jsdss Of
ths sspfsDs Cesfi 10 piece 81 Jasss Taft
sses,ssd. M HslslOs 10 . Dsusefsi ts,
IA kssa bssE . psriisss He bee iasie
~ Isf1 81 mad tree ifon puissles srd 10
= ssod issya We rfeslsi be Oil Be
isrissisg spa porsu ,a5ss ED ,es'
ins ,t,tt vill o. regret his sppolntnssg
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

[ ,OM NOTICE
Estate OF HgsRr A. NEWELL.
Tbs undersigned, having been appointed BY
the non Probate Court Tor the District Of Man.
chester, Commissioners to receive, examine ana
| adjust all claims and demands OF all persons
sgainst the estate Of
Henry A, Newell late OF Now York City
deceased, and all claims ,ihlbii ed in ofIsot
thereto, hereby give notice that We xiiI meet,
for the purposes Aforesaid at The store Of J. n,
Wbippie In Manchester Centre on 10th day OF
September. 1909, jcm ono until mr. o'clock y.
NJ, on said day and that six months IRON tho
10Th day OF March A. b. 1909. la the time
limited by said Court Tor ssid creditors TO p,o.
emit their claims to us for examination and nj.
lowanoe.
Dated at Msnchtset this Goth day OF March
A. ID. 1904
HIRAM E6GIESfON, oo
JOHN II. WHipPLE WI" re-
JosEPn LuoEsr, Atninistrator, Manchester
Centre. Vermont. ig3x
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east 14S7.20 feet; on I x l. from corner No. 2 south B deg. 49 min., east 1494 so feet; on Ohio from north end center south s deg. 49 min., east 1494.S0 feet. Discov- cry shaft on High Card bears f-'om north end center south 36 deg, east 2S feet on New Era from corner No. 2, south 35 deg, 45 min.. 6S0 feet; on Cochise. bears from corner No 3. north 46 deg, g min, west 1260 feet; on Ohio bears from corn ner No. 3. Just Discovert No 1G7S on line Al at G9S.4 feet from corner No f. north 1 deg, 15 min. west 47e feet; and on I x l. lode. bears from corner No. l. south. 57 deg. 70 min. east 71G feet.
 Any and all persons claiming adverse ly any portion of said High Card, New Era, Cochise. TX l. ana Ohio mines or surface ground are required to file their adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land Office at Tucson, in the Territory Of Arizona. during the six ty days period of publication hereof or they will be barred by virtue of the pro- visions of the statute.
 MILTON R. MOORE. Register. First publication October 14th. 1902
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broidery at the throat and cuffs. Ma ture is initiated this year in every line of trimming and the fabrics which render the imitation most. perfect, are the ones that it costs most to buy.
 Gotham's smart shops are showing some odd choceits in lingerie. Every effort seems bent towards cOmbina tion in order that the well-dressed woman may wear her necessary gar ments in as few pieces as possible. The result is certainly a notable re- duction if the outline of many figures and this new feat of genius hak met with spontaneous approval and kppre citation.
 A unque little garment is a combi nation pantelette and undervest in wool and silk, the vest being of silk. objects to f1annels and can afford to make her objection comfortable by means of luxurious sable or Persian Lamb automobile.
 For some time the short petticoat and corset cover have been seen made in one piece. This season. they are characterizd by an almost sevre sim plicity, though made of the finest and sheerest linen. The only bit of trim ming is the embroidered monogram but all the work is done by hand.
 In hosiery a nove.sy which will per haps take with people who are deter mined to have something individual is a black silk stocking, appliqued with diamond shaped pieces of shepherds plaid taffeta. The taffeta is in black and white, however, only when the stocking proper is in black. for the applique shows always the color of the hosiery, combined with white lace motifs.
 Now that geranium red has become one of the seasons popular colors, dainty little reception bootines and house slippers are seen insued of that tint. stitched with black and finished with dull gold and French silver buck les.
 Red is also used for some very smart coats trimmed with heavy black and white silk cords or stitched with bands of hunters green taffeta.
 MAUDE GRIFFIN.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-12-13

Total area claimed ........ .017 Acres
 The original location notices of these claims are of record in Book F, Records of Mines, at pages 623 CA and 625 and amended locations, in Book 20 Records of Mines. at pages 31 to g inclusive. in the Recorders office of Cochise county. Arizona.
 This group of claims are located about three miles southeast of Bisbee on un- surveyed public lands, approximately in Tp. 2s south S. R. "A E. Gila and Salt riv- CT base and meridian. in the Warren mining district, Cochise county, Arizona Territory.
 ADJOINING CLAIMS
 NORTH-Top Gallant No. 1564 Calumet and Pittsburg Development company, owner; Oklahoma No. 1898. Thomas Hig- gins owner; Sorrel Horse No. I476, Ma son and Brophy owners; Pay Day No. 1s6s, L. c. Shattuck, owner; Regular unsurveyed, same owners. Vacant ground
 EAsT-wen and Fashion. unsurveyed, Jacob Pirrung ct al. owners; Surplus, unsurveyed, same owners.
 SOUTH - Wallace lode, unsurveyed, same owners.
 WEST.-Key. unsurveyed. Martin o. hare, owner; Just Discovert No. 167S, Jacob Pirrung ct al. owners; St. Louis No. l564, Shattuck and Grenfell, owners; Top Gallant No. 15c4. Calumet and Pitts burg Development company. owners. VEINS.
 The presumable course of the mineral ledge, or vein, on these claims are near as can be determined from development work done are. on High Card lode, from north end center to south sS deg. o2 min, east 1872 feet; on Cochise. from south end center north B deg. H min. I3) sec, west 14S7.50 feet; on New Era, from corner No. 9 south 36 deg, 02 min,
Bisbee daily review., 1902-12-13

The largest line of fancy perfumes and toilet waters ever shown in Bis bee, can now be seen at the Bisbee Drug store 78-9-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1902-12-13

FOR SALE-200 shares Copper Glance mining stock at 55 cents, 100 shares Modern at 50 cents. Box 401, Laurium, Mich. 12-9-5t
Bisbee daily review., 1902-12-13

Extra heavy canteens for sale at Bisbee Hardware and Furniture Co.
 ,syFs2 12-2-tf
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SOCIETIES
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD

Warren Camp No. 9 meets Fourth Wednesday of each month. Opera House Hall. Visiting brothers cor dially invited. c. c. CRAWFORD,
 Counsellor Com c. W. THOMAS, Financier.
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WACO LODGE, NO. 20, A. o. U. w.
 NacO Arizona.

Master Workman, G. s. Crockett; Financier, B. J. O'Reilly; Recorder, B. l.. Kennedy. Meets each Wednes- day evening in Madden's opera house. Visiting brothers cordially invited.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-16
Sc Venden

Un coche fno para eeis pers9-
mas, nuevo. Un coche sRun Abount.
de gomss neumaticas tambien nue.
vo y uua pareja de caoallos ameri-
canos, Precios cOnvenientes.
nformar&n en- la E staci6n del
Tranvfa eu BAyam6n.
a15-14
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rinden quito al dsber y q la disciple
ma cristiana.
e Papa, sin embargo, CON obje.
to de impedir toda reclamation de
esta nsturalezs, haS adoptado las dis
p Jsiciones oportunae.
Ds su capital ha hecho dos par
tes: una ess& constituida por su for
tuna personal, 8 sea la hsradada de
sus padres, y otra constituida por ell
peculio que ell Padre Santo consid e.
ra perteneciente al P ont1fce y como
dep6sito sagrado que dabs transmi-
tirse fntegro & su successor.
Su fortuna personal, POGO con-
siderable por cierto, est& "a repair
tida por el augusta aaciano entire sus
cinco sobrinos.
El peculio de Leon XIII est$ va
perfectamente liqy'dad9.
En- casnto & los eau 1ales que
deia como ? ontffice, los lega este &
tres csrdenales, uno de los cualea es
el secreta cio de Estado.
Los tres leg atarios deberAn, ma
turalmente, respetAr las disposition
mes testAmentarias del Papa, que
constituyen la parte secreta del tes-
tamento, que es desconocida hasta
para el mis- no cardenal Rampolla.
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FL teStameRtO
de Leon XIII.

LIE Figaro de Paris publica algu-
nos detAlles interesantes relaciona-
dos con las disposiciones testament
tarias adoptadas por Ls6n XIII; de-
TALES que prueban con cuanta ssbi-
durfs y prudencia procede el Papa
en- todos y cRdA uno ds,sus actos.
Sin duds Sc recordar& que al ia
llecer Pho TX tuvleron sus sobrinos
Ia POGO afortunsda idea de recl&mar
los millones que el gobiarno italisno
sef1ala anuAlmente al Pontifce; es
decir, los tres millonea de lirss que
pone annalmente & Ia disposition de
este, psro que retira cada cinco sfl1s,
por raz6n de prescription, toda vsz
que Ell Papa no percibe nj uu solo
c9ntimo de dicha csntidad.
Leon XIII no abriga tenOr al
guuo de que 'sus s0brinos inc1rran
en- parecida torpeza.
Los Pacci consarvan traditional
respeto & los afectos familiares, y
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No hay tai diSidencia.

Con rumores infund ados, no se
1lega q ningdu fin prActico, hi IS de-
3arrolla una politics.
Decir que reina disidsncia entire
los mion bros de la Camara, es una
aventurada version, y un recurso
muy gastado el apelar 4 esas espe-
cies.
No existe, en- absolute, inconfor-
midad alguna entire dichos serfores.
Todos van un fin, cuando ell fn
que Sc persigue es bueno, se va & 6l
por medioa buenos, y en- apretado
haz
Asf estan pues, los seuores De-
legados. A la puerta de la CAmara
quedan los eutusiasmos polfticos Y
las pasiones, porque ali no se v& &
defender una mayorfa, nj IN plan,
nj una doctrina; Sc Va 6 hacer pgo-
bierno, & hRcer administration y ha-
Ger pals.
AnteS y despu6s, -todos esos
homb1es tienen sus afactcs, sus
creeneiaF, y sus tendencias, pero
en- el acto de de!iberar provechos
para ls TERRA, en- el momento de
presentar iniciativas que tienden al
bien general, va no laten, allf en- IL
CAmRra, mas sentimientos que los
que 30 insrirAn en- esos fines.
No hay disideneias. peso quien
las inventa, pese 6 quien las dssee.
Y no Ia hay porque como va Sc di-
jo antes, allf no hay polfticos; allf
solo hay hombres que toman q am
psf1o levantsr ell cr6dito del pals,
organizsr Su buGna marcha, encau-
zsr la administrator, destsrrar vi
clos af1ejos, y demostrar ante los
que nos .contemplan, que Squf exis-
ten honradez y presrfgios.
Con ESQ equipaje hermoso para
emprendsr Ia labor; con esos idealss
para inspirar los trsbajos; con aque-
las tendencias y prop6sitos, no pue-
de desarrollarse Ia inconformidad, nj
ls- desunion.
La version pues de disidencia,
no tiene fundamento; nj puede pros
perar como un recurso que Ia astu-
cia inventa, porque laverdad 10 anu
la y se queda NAL quisto al qusrer
tomar vida en- las sombras.
UN OBSERVADOR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-16
Andres CrOSaS.
MARINA.

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