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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
TO REMOVE OFFICES
singer Company Viii Have General

Singer Company Will Have Gerer
Headquarters in Atl,-te.
Early in the new year the general Of
fees for the South of the Singer Sewing
Machine Company will be removed from
: his city to Atlanta
This is done In order to place the gem
aral offices In more central place. Man
ager Charles G. Lambert has been identi-
led with the local office for long time.
ard his departure will be regretted by
nany friends.
4 branch Office will be maintained here.
alt it is not yet known who will have
charge OF it
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
CITY HALL COURTS.
!. T. Hughes, Jr., stitutes Suit for
DIN ,.iN- of Ch,r-ctar

D7+-n oti>~ Of Ch,r-ctar
Very little was doing at the City Hall
yesterday. Al the Offices closed down at
neon ard the courts had little to do.
Mr.. J. T Hughes. j.. in the after
rooen Instituted suit against B.
schurman for s1.0ol for defamation OF
haracta7. Mr.. Hughes alleges that Mr..
S2hu;man charged him with taking some
fireworks from his pace without arthorf-
y Tho euit was Instituted in the City
Circuit Court
Tho City Circuit Court adjourned yes.
'er6av for the term.
E w Banav nualif.ad as administrator
o. Richard H. Herman in the Chancery
Court.
Marriage licenses have been issued r.
Luther " Hal and Pear! Hall. Roher'
Il. Eaker ard Christine Durhon. Samuel
L. Cousins am Mary Lillian Roach.
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WeraGven Money.

The employees of the Richmond Locon1o-
tive Works were given pleasant and
substantial surprise yesterday at noon:
when they were paid off. In addition to
treir wages. each ono was presented with
additional money by the contractors as
d Christmas offering. The amounts ranged
from s. to $50 each. and the gifts we're
e, eatly appreciated by the men.
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Berkeley and Brandon

Leave Richmond nightly at o'clock for
Norfolk, stopping at Newport News IN
both directions. arriving at Norfolk at 8
A. NJ, there transferring TO New York
steamer. daily, except Sunday.
Passengers can leave daily. except Sum
dav nv Chesapeake and Ohio Railway at
$40 A. NJ and P. NJ. or A. NJ. and
p NJ. by Norfolk and Western Railway.
both lines connecting at Norfolk with
direct steamers sailing same day.
Freight for a. northern. eastern and
foreign ports received and FORWARDED.
daiiV. except sunday. at company's
wharf foot Of Ash St). Rockets.
Tickets on sale at Company's Office. No.
1919 East Main Street: Richmond Trans
Ear COMPANY. No. SO East Main Street:
Murphy's Hotel: Chesapeake and Ohio.
and Richmond and Petersburg depots. and
al COnpany's wharf, Richmond. Baggage
checked through to all points
focal Fares between Richmond and Nor
foI1, Newport News. Old Point and
Hampton $50: to Baltimore and Wash
ington. s4.Co.
Round trip fare between Richmond and
Norfolk $3.50. Time limit. 10 days. Above
fares include st,teroorn 5eT:!!. between
Norfolk and Richmond. Meals. Table
d'hote. Soc Richmond to New York, all
water or rail and water. $500. Limit. 3
DAYS. Round trip. s14.o0. Limit. 30 days,
tncl,diuc meals and stateroom berth
JOHN F. MAYER. Agent.
1912 East Main Street, Richmond. Va
]. J. BROWN.
General Passenger Agent.
II s. WALKER, Traffic Mgr. New York.
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The q AZ SWaar OH.

Boston Globe: This is the week that the
exp ess drivers and clerks hrmiy, resofse
they will never have any children OF
theirs learn the business.
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WILL HUNT A DAY
Gov. Montague Will Go Cunning for
Big Game.

Governor Montague is huntsnan as
vel as an angler. In the fishing season
His Excellencv delights to "steal away
occasionally from the cares OF official
l;fe and catch a few trout and bass. but
there is little pleasure in fishing now,
arL the Governor Is going 70 se=k a lit
'l1e Christmas diversion with his gun and
Dog. He IS not sure where or when he
will go but II official engagements will
hermit, he will go out in the State some
week
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\ S M21I norfn|k51sVVesteu'
General Orlces: Roanoke. vt.
hIs ID trn 49, |, 10

General OElces: Roanoke. vt.
hUsAAbEn .oAa, 1919.
LEAVE hiLIAUNp ,DAiLll. : RO-STREEI
STATION.
800 4. NJ, NO,tfULk LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk l':2c 4. ". Stops only ct Petersburg
y averly and suffolk. Stops NJ Wakefield only
10 let OF passengers sron Richmond and Pc
900 A. NJ, THE CHICAGO EXPRESS ro-
IynchburG Roanoke. Columbus Cincin-
natl. and Chicago. Buffet Jario7 Car Pc
,srsburs to Roanoke. Pullman SEE per
Roanoke to Columbus. Biueifeld to Cincn-
nati:; also. for Bristol. Knoxville aud
Chattanooga Pullman Sleeper Roanoke
10 1920 ?. ", "Roapoke Express" c.r Farm
vile. LynchburE. Roanoke ard intermediate
AGO P. H., ocEA, SHORE L1,fITED. Ar
rives Norfolk $50 p. 81: Stops only at Peters
fuiS with steamers to Boston. Providence. New
YORK Baltimore and Washington.
e:se P. NJ, for Suffolk. Norfolk and uterine
diats a,a tons. Arrives at 10 X ut 1 ~ T. H.
s:35 P. h., tor LynchbuEe and konn,ke. Ton
at Lynehburs VIII w'shnSson ana
to memphis and New Orleaus Cafe rariof and
observation Cars I.adfnrd TO Alfalfa Air Puit-
mnn Sleeper between Rich a,ond and l-ynch on.:-
and berths ready fo- occupancy at $50 L. Il.
Traius arrive Richmond FROM Lynrnhnsa and
ms Nest dsilr st 7:25 A. M. zoo Z. ~. ana
.na p IL RON Sorfnl'. ard the EASE II ll:lo
IL lI:io A. II. and $50 p 81
:. - JoI1S F. ~, W:s1s Ils,,
CITY Passenger and licHrt Aseot.
c. II H0SLEf.
nistric; Passenger Agent
W. B. REV1Lf.
General Pasleprs- Agent.
.rtonc 4os 1905 East MHin Street
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i. 10 be executed IN Manchester on jan
tie ~ 9Th.
City Sergeant Saunders, OF Manchester.
was seen by one OF the guards yesterday
and asked to- let the penitentiarys officials
lave the rome. which he bought from Mr..
Walden. Mr. Saunders has not decided
whether he will lend the rope
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Watch f,r .eerters.

II what they say Of the benign influ-
ences of the army canteen is rue
there'l probably be more desertiors 1re; :.
the army this Christmas than ever'-ft-
lanta Journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
Nav Uses m r ne.

Jack" Brown. the negro who killed
James R. Parker at the State farm In
November, will be hanged in the peniten-
tary on January I'd. , sss,
The rope to be used In the hanging may
be the same one with which Ernest Davis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
SEABOA RD
AIR LINE RAILWAY

sho-. line to principal cities o. 'ae S'..a
n,hwsst EIo-tda Cnba Texas. CIliior-
MA aud Mexico reaching the capitals OF sia
State ---- yoy n re-3
-,.Ss TrAyE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ii--,A-' or IT10N-DNILY.
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To E-i-v To-O,v,

Try TO make somebody happy on Christ
mas day. II you don't know anybody
who deserves hep. hunt until you frd
somebody upon whom to bestow gift
You will enjoy the holiday more If yen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25

Blooming Plants. Palms. Ferns. Etc.
Roses vio1ets. Carnations and other cut
Flowers: LARGEST stock In the city at
Hamn1onds NO. 107 East Broad Street.
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To>Dav ard Az the Weak

Christmas gets a rush because 1t is
merry Yorng ladies' who want attention
shoud Therefore look pleasant and
smile gaily.-Birmingham News.
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CITING ALONG.
G. NJ. A,g.r. Jr, Was Not Seriously In

ju-e Tu>sda".
Ycure c. II. Angle. Jr.. who was acct
denta,ly shot with toy pistol on Tues
day te.roon. is getting along all right
His father said last night the shooting
was accidental. ard that the ball had
been removed from his forehead. where
it had entered. by DR.. Keck. and that
his son was all right.
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try to make 1t enjoyable for some oouy
eise.-Cleveland Leader.
Alter Snh erinE Up.

After SoDerirg Up
we are glad the United states senate
reciprocity treaty until after getting over
its Christmas jas,-Atlanta Journal.
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rAAxsrolfAr1oa 1u1s.
CO ' an .' !',,''
EEW NAfN.STREEr STATION.
III EFFECT lovEHgEY a, isoR.

NEW itArS-sTREEr s-aY,cs.
~ EFFECT 1ovExeEX a. 1909.
LEAVE RICHMOND
74s A. h., except Sun,i,7. S-~rars Err.
local. All stops.
s:oo A. NJ. daily. Tor Old Point. Se-2oe,
News ard Norfolk. Two hours aud . .s!au-e.
20 Notfolk. Stops Wiillamshurx Newport N-~s.
Hampton and Phoehus. ParIcr Car Richs,5s
to Old Point
800 ?. ~. daily. except Sunday. for old
fnine. Newport News and Norfolk. Two boar,
and Is minutes t" Norfolk. Stops willl4,nsouSs
Newport News and Hampton only. Buffet Pas.
lar Car Cordonsvile to Old Po,oe- Connects ..
Newport News on Mondays. Thursdays, rridays
and SATURDAYS With 81. and II. steamer ice
tirore and Cape Charles steamers; 1T Sor-
tois with Old Dominion steamers for Ssr
YORK.
$500 2. M. fat.y. Tor Newport New, AID
Old Point On Sundays only connects for Nor.
folk-
NArN LrSrwEsT.RorSp.
1910 A. NJ. local. except Sunday q, rnft.4
Forge. Connects Cor orsnge. Culpsper. CAVIAR
ton and Manassss.
1900 2. NJ, daily. Cincinnati and Loui.v.l.,
EI,s sas raeor Car to eSans,il:s
Louisville. Connects FOR Virginia Hot SPRING.
Dining Car on at Gor1onsviI,e. A local trait,
from iordonsvi'ie to Stanton follows FOX local
stations. except Sunday
Sis P. n. except Sunday. acoonr1odat,ns
TO Boswell.
ZOO r. ". "st. Louis and Chicago Special
Cincinnati: Gordonsvi1Ie 70 Indianapolis and st.
Louis: Parlor Car Cincinnati 10 Chicago. D;a.
ins Car attpched at G,ordonIviiia
JAMES RIVER DIVISION
1870 A. NJ, daily. for Lrnchhure. Ir1iss-
ton ard Clifton Forge Eycent Sunday soc
Rosner. AlbHrene and New Castle Parlor c,r.
Sis 2. NJ. except Sunday. 70 Ereno.
ARRIVE .AT. RICHMOND.
From Norfolk and Old Pcin. io:oS A. ~.
snd $50 2. NJ. daily: Has a II. and f:ae
2. ", excep. Sunday.
MAIN fHSE
From Cincinnati and the West 7:45 A. N,
d,iiy. and $50 ?. NJ. daily. Local: $50 4
NJ except Sunday. and 1:1o 2. NJ. ezceps
Sunday
JAMES RIVER DIVISION.
o:ss P 81. daily. and $40 A. 81. szc-rs
Sunday.
Apply at 500 East Main Street sle East
Main Street. Mnrrhy's Hotel Jefferson n" tel
and Aair-Str"st Station Tor further fnforma.
ton. rates. tickets end Pullman reservations.
". . WARTaEN. DIS. Pass. Act.
c. e. DOYLE. H. " FILLER
CENT hsn,sar. Genl Pazs. A7t
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10 SIS leaves Richmond $50 A. Il.
- ,nr petersburg. Noriina. y. C.. and az
a. s"ta.rediate points. Connection q. Soriin,
ter rain arriving Henderson 2:n1 P. II. and
p,leich $40 z. ~. daily. and Durham T. A..
t..Iy EXCEPT Sunday.
cn,pections at Jacksonville for all Finrfda
rast coast points: at Tsmpa Tor Havana and
I'll notn,s In Cuba: at Atlantis for Montgomery.
Ssw Orleans and all points IN Texas. Mexico
md California. alsn. fo- Chattanooga. Nashville
and all points West
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RIcHNoNp-pATLY.
s:a3 n NJ No. 81 From all octnts South
4:.s ?, ~ No. 81 50 .-,u an %.s s,n.hwsst,
Petersburg and ,ocsl points
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE
Nos II and s4.-Seaboard Exrress- Pullman
Drawn Room Steering Cars between New Work
and Tampa vestihulsd coaches between New
YORK. ana Richmond and between Richmond and
Jacksonville ruf:nan Sle"pinS-corS fdsiy, be-
tween Jacksonville and Tampa. Also. through
Dr1wtn. Econ SlcepnE-Ca between New YORK
and Atlanta and Cafc-Cars between Hamlet
and AtIsnta and Savannah Trt-Weesiy Slespcr
between Washington and P!rehurst. leaving
Wnshirr.cn Tuesdays. Thursdays and SATURDAYS:
re,ufuiu- leave pinehusst Mondays. Wednesdays
and Fridays
man Drawing Room Buffet Slreping-Cars ha-
tween New York and Jacksonville. connecting
MT sHa inlet with Sleeping Cars TO and from At
,snta In connection with which through Puli-
man tickets are sold. Finest Day Coaches. Bus.
Southern Pines aud Hamlet. leaving WashinStos
Mondays Wednesdays and FRIDAYS: returning
leave Hsmiet. Tnesdays. THURSDAYS and satnr
DAYS Cafe Cars on all through trains
$500 w J.. Man City Ticket Agent
Z P. 0HIH. District PssssRssf AsUe
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New Ford's-S F. Moore and wife.
rchnstown. Pa; a. Brown. F. Bishell
ard J. W Powers. New York
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STEAv-oe-S
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Lexlngtnn-John Irglss. Radford. Va.
Z E. Wilson. Austin, Texas.
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The Jefferson-Watso, g. Miller. Wash
'rgton D. c.: P. R. Bolton. New York;
J. D. Price. Washington. D. C.
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I'm hombre holradO.

- WE$~NN r .
-EefOr- Editor. -Sirvase informar
& sas lsctores que ri me escriben con
daoncialmante les mAndAr6 por co.
rreo On sArta sellada ii plan qae &C.
gui y por 81 cual obtuvs 81 rsstabls
eimiento permanente y compacto dc
mi salad, vigor varouil despnts De
amos Dc sufrimientos Dc debiliaAA
nsrvipsa, p6rdidas nosturnAs y par.
tes Akbiles , atronadAs.
No O. mi idea sonseguir dinsro
dc Made; fzi, robaAo y sstataAo por
charlAtanss, hasta perder II e del
gSnsro humano, psro grssias & Dios
sstoy ahprA bisn vigoroso y fuerte,
y eon doeeo ae haeer eonoeer & todos
este remsdio sisrto dc sxrArso.
No tenisndo NADIA que venasr nj
aue snviar g.. A. D., no deseo dine
Dirsssi6n, D. Brant, Box DslrAy
Mich. m. %. B $780,.
ID. p,
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Ell mayor
a%COnteCimientO teatral en- Paris
este inViernO.

Paris, 6.-En ell teatro Ell o ie6n.,
ss acAbA de dar principle 6 los ensa.
yos de an drama de Tolstoi, titu ado
Ella Resurrecci6u., cuya represen.
taci6n serk, segda Sc mira, eli mayor
acontecimiento teatral de este in.
vierno; pues encierra. notablss esce
mas, que pintan Ii vida de ID aristo.
cracia rusa, In vida en- las c3rcelea
de aquel pals y In combustion de
d~esterrAdos a Siberia. Lss autori.
dades rusas han permitido que On
esta ciadad % empleen los trsjea
que se uaani actualments en- laaekrcal
de Moscow
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Con NhofixoosdsE ylAsre0ienta rail-
rAdA ds lorA SaliAbury 8 H. viaa pri-
vAaes ae.exhu n4n algnnAs an6c&O tAs
rekSl : 4pcrA IN que 81 ex
primer rAintstro m periodicals.
EnfAauellA 6pccas W lejsns lord
9Nikeburys qA6 entonCss err 6aiis-
Abusyt Aseeass iySgraciast compsrtia
nnas mesA On 10 redaCci6n CON unO de
sus comrAfera1 mistor Charles Wi.
Niamss radactoI .miutar.
Tanto 8 Salisbury como & IN CO
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farne de preside,

EAa-iuHentud queGno. eatudia y pa
% las mejores horas de 50 existencia
On sl burdel, en- 10 baeante, y en- 10
orgia, enceneg&ndose en- In prostitu.
ci6n, 90 carne de preside.
ALainfancia desampArAda que w
"a por las Gales, ain pan, nj escnela,
nj direction, hu6rfAnA de los cuidA-
dos Dc 10 familia ydel Estado que ha
GENIAL nino apto para las conquistas
della ciencia y del sderecho, ca carne
de presidio.
Carne de presidio es, el hombre
q. vive proscrito de las virtudes go
ciales sirviendo de obst&culo 81 EN-.
pefo de los pueblos en- M ir genie
lohra de redenci6n.
El Ii~gnorAnte en- cArne de prest.
do. La lux. resplandece en- 10 som.
bra como ell sentimiento humane en-
10 eoncienciA de Ian mAsas populares
illustrates.
I'll primer paso On IL ckrcel es
NINA penaiente que Va al abismo.
Ia iniCiaci6n del canine del crf.
man - 10 tAbernA
Mientras SO estudia y se ilustra
ell espfritn, Re abren las pueltAs de
10 sAbi1uria y Sc cierra el csm1no
del m
La escuela es Ia antftssis de los
penitenciMriAs.
Donde hay estudio. no hay de-
preston moral. :,
La juventud que w & 10 eacuela
yodiA 10 tAberna, hace & 10 patria
signs de- In j~usticia ~ merecedora+d de
In HhertaA.
Eaborar para instruir al pueblo,
% lejar desierto 81 antro de 10 expia
Ci6n. Y ,al peri6dico que trabsja y.
forcejea pars pufvsrizar Ian cadenas
que Atan nj ignorAnte & lA roca de
Promsteo, merece 81 mas yslioso D.
poyo,a e 10 multitud.
Pslegrin Lopez Victoria.
YAuCo. ,~
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Ri D~feteDdiente
al tronO de marrueeOS,

Londres L de- Noviambrs. To
legraffa al eorresp0naAl del I'll
mes, en- Fex que Il prstendiente Il
trono de MArruecoss contra QUEEN
20 In ss1tdor ma fnerte expedici6n,
es hombre dc edAd madurx.
Este indiYiino empex6 sus mi
stones entire 81 elemento mas igno.
rsnte y est6pido de- las trfbus de
p arberfa. All .prfneipio se limit6 {
algunos conjuros eDglnosos,y el
9xftoayombros0 que obtuvo le hixo
penaar hi mayores trinnfos, desper'
t1ndo1ele unA ambici6n aesme1ida
de poder.
El xPretendiente, sse proclama
hermAn0 dial 6ult&n. 6u apodo @
Hamare gus signidcA <PAdre
de- Ii burrA,s nombre con queIe ha
bautizado 81 popnlacho por rax6n da
que nunca m0ntA 81 nc unA peauena
burrs one polee.
PredicA Ii humildAd de esprit.
tn. Frente 6 IN burra CAT ina cons.
tantemente nm hombfa qus Conduce
una alfombra parA las oraeiones del
SPretendiente, , lesigue IN sirvien
to 6 caballc.
PArece one este raro individuo
no tiene muchos admiradores one
digAmos, j por 10 mismo parecerx
extrsfo que tanto preocupe 81 Sui.
tan. 81 extreme de qne cate hsya
creido necesario enviAr trxs 81 una
expedition militar que pong4 coto 4
sus pre3icAs y desmAnes fAn&ticos.
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Linea ferrea del Oeste
TIN R AFRO.
salidas de Bayam5ny Capital 81

TARJETAS @ visita Con sobrs
iA ellosy = hs0sA q IL %
Igsepaa6enslss
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TrOpaS ChinaS
en- Ia ManchQria.

LondYes, 6 de Noviembra. Ri
Corresponsal del sTimess en-, Pekfn
dice que el Direstor de los ferroea.
rifles chinos, en- nombre del Virrey.
habisndo solicitado de Ii Legaci6n
rusa que se lie permits despAchar
l 00l soldados disciplinAdos & laa
afueras de 10 Gran Murslla con OBJ
1eto de protegsr ell ferrocarril y res.
tablecer ell 6rden, ell Ministro de ID
Russia, despuss de consular Ell asun.
to con las autoridades de Port Ar
thur, he coucedido 10 autorixaci6n
solicita 10.
Las tropas se hallan 10 On ca.
mino, y las autoridades ,chinas abri.
gan 10 c~onfianxa de que f&silmente
logeAr&n 6ar I'm u brigandsge que
los fusos nunca han trAtado, desde
que ocupar0n Of territorio, de sofe'
car.
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IHaga 1lD0lica
en- San Francisco,
(Dessasssro corre.ponsGl

Nueya Y. TX 2 de Noviembre.
LRs propOrciOEes qu0 ya 5Aaqulrien.
40 eI dolarrOllo de- r. plsga pub6ni.
CO on Calf 3rniA, ienen justAueute
alArmadssk Ias 2utOridAdes de Vas.
hirgton. Hin New Haven sc celebr6
recientemente una aconvenci6n dc
Jnntas de Sandal, con 81 dn1co
obietos de discutir oil asuntOs y q GO
bierno ha llsgkdo & convencerse de
puo hay que tomAr medidas muy
en6rgicas para evitar 10 propsga-
ci6n del NAL.
HaatA d primero de Julio solo
hAbia sells caaOs De estA terrible en-
fermedAd. pern an los CuatrO mesea
signientas han si1o como 80 LOS nne-
vsmente AtacadOs. Todos estoa Cases
han ocurfido en- San Ffancisco, CON
exception de tres que courtroom On
las c~srcAnfas, y todos AbsolntAmsn.
te han sido fAtales. Durante 81 & I'll
mo mes -ocurrio unA d~sfanci6n en-
Honolulu, 6 consecusncia de esta
emf srmeaad.
La playa ha si 10 traiiA s este
pals dssde las islas q ipinas en- los
trssportes del gobisrno. In JuntA
de SArid&d de- San francisco pare-
&c que no hA dAdo gran importAncia
xla Introduction de ID erf I'm dad,
y hasta u T scha no ha hseho Abso .
lutamente nsda para evitar 81 pro.
psgac:6n. Todos los me iicos opfnau
que co mas peligrosa en- los Fists.
dos y iidos que en- nigun otro pals,
& copsscuencis de 10 f acuenta co.
munfcsci6n entire lAs ciudAdes, y Ell
gran ndmsrO de agentes viaierOs =
exeursionistAs que ConstAntemente
recoFfen oil pals de an extreme 6
otro y en- todAs d~i-ecciones.
Ds Sam Francisco & Naeva Or
leans g Chicago, solo 90 emplean
actualmente tres dias ; tempo aobra-
do parsttrasladar 81 azote do nno8
otro punto en- ropas 8 equipajea. Los
iindividuos conts giados, sin embargo
necesitAn manos tiempos para poder
traamitirla porque Il muerte gene.
ralments ocurre dentro de las Qua
rents y ocho horas siguisntes al
Dicen los m6iicos de San Fran
cisco que existe cierta diicultsd pa
ra disguosticsr 10 -erf ,rnedAd en-
a1gana de sus f)rmas, 10 cusl con.
tribuye notablemsnts & sus fAtales
consecuencias. Cuando &c presantan
LOS sfntomAs que SON corrientes en-
On PASSES o~rientales, y SpArece u
hinchaz6n de ID irgle 6del sobaco,
NO hsy 10 menor diieultad en- + ormu
10 diagnosis; pero sucede CON f.e'
cuencia que IL erfermedAd se pAsa
los pulmones 8 alguuos 6rgsnos
interiors;, = en- tai case ell duico
medic de eescubrirla ca mediante ell
ex&men microsc6pico de las secre'
stones del sistema.
Et peligro que ef:ece ests + ,rma
de 10 emf srmedAd, pusde desde luego
comprenderse. Los g6rmenes de
aquella pueden trasmitirse por ell
ARE y eli contsgio fAcilitarse por
manera sxtraordinaria.
Dfcese,que el concrete de- impor
taci6n do San Francisco ha eisrcido
los mas pcderosas infuencias para
evitar que 10 Juuta de Sandal de &
conocer IL existe ucia de 10 emf srme-
dad en- aquel puerto, y con tai CON.
Quota solo ha logrado contribuir 6
su pvops gaei6u.
Ri gobierno federal est& " de.
cidido & tomar cArta en- Ell asunto,
en- salvagusrdia de los intereses de
TODD Ell pai', que est&u sacramento
amAnAGA6na.
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Tn ito del Gar
deSpedidO del ejercitO.

Visna Noviembre z, Dicen de
San Pstesburgo que 10 !G.ceta Oh.
cial anuncia que 81 Gran Dsqae Paul
Aleandrovitch ha lido. despsdiAo del
e16rcito nAcionAllnso.
Del Gran Daquh,P Paul se ase ga
RI que es hombre de IDEAS muy AVIAN
xAdAs. rs eli hijo manor del Empera'
dor Alexandra rs y nAcio on 1850
BESIDE hacs an ccupsba los Q, = 20
dc Teniente G sneral del Ej6rcitO ru.
20, Ayudante sa Campo del GmperA'
dor, OomandantesJ J. fsde II Guardia
Imperial, Coronel de varios regi'
mientos, CON inclusi6n del do corAce
ros prusianos, y de nm regimiento
de lAnceros AustriAcoa
Ri Gran Drque ha sido Cbjetc
de grandes distinciones.
Et.1S60 eAA6 CON II princesa Ale
jandrA ae Grecia, 10 cual muri6 en-
1891. Mn Y 49,
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I'm pueblo
que deSaparecerd.

Graves noticies recfbense de
O,6s, puerto del Pacific, en- LuAte.
mRla.
Ri mar avanza cAda dia, CARGO.
miendo 10 arena y quitsndo TERRA
frme 6 Ia poblaci6n: Ell muelle estx
en- mucho peligro y GORE 81 riesgo
de quedar completamente aislado; d
avance continue del mar de agrega
el hecho de que ell rio <Narauio, h.
cambiado Ia lugar de desembf a.
aara; y por t!timo, persona entendi,
do asegura que Oc6s desapAr scer&
dentro de alguros meses.
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viva ell Papa rey!'

En- Roma faeron recibidos DOR
Leon XIII unos benditos peregri'
NOS espAnoles, los cuales CON 10 ma.
yor donosnra del mundo gfitaf0n:
siVivs 81 Papa rey!.y considersse
ri habrk ;positivas .ibertsdes en- Isa.
liz. NAda dijeron Las autoridades de
Victor Manuel.
-Entreslos pereg limos dgnra M.
dA menos que una princess. Honra
para 10 grey de peregriaos.
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PuertOrriQue1a
Americana.
Comit6 de San Juan.

5lendo graude el ndmero de pa.
triotas que estGn pendiente de ms
eribir sus nombres en- ell Registro de
10 mencionada eolectividad, tome
NOS ell gusto ae participates, que
quela alberto Aqu6l On ell estableci.
mi6nto de D. Francisco j. Narxsua.
Cruz no @.