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Sunday Washington globe., 1902-01-05

and owned the farm upon which he lived
as a bachelor, loeuing money, etc.
(4) That he had whipped, in fair stand
up fist fight at Charlotte an adjoining town
the bully Of that COUNTY.
(5.) That he, Alexander Montgomery
was the bully Of his own county and able or
not afraid to fight any man in the county
with his lists
(6.) That he never carried cane or crutch
but walked with sprightliness and manly
vigor, and that the atlantis never knew him
to be III OF under the care of physician
for any disease whatsoever, and that they
knew him before and since his return from
the Civil War.
On this showing Mr. Evans fercely
smiled aud said
These are the kind of cases want"
But, Mr.. Commissioner" said the old
soldier, this man has influential friends
and you viii be persuaded against doing
yonr duty in the premises.
The commissioner frowned What he,
II Clay Evans, to be improperly influenced
by the friends of a fraudulent. peusioner,
however high their standing
81 assure. my friend" said Mr. Evans,
that this man has drawn his last money on
this fraudulent claim from the government
and that will compel him, if possible, to
refund what he has already fraudulently
secured The case is PLAIN. / want no
further testimony The name will be inn
mediately stricken from the rolls and no in
Auence can restore him while am commits
soner."
The old soldier left the bureau but half
convinced. He knew Montgomery and his
pull. But he rested the only hope he had
on the integrity of Evans Alas It was a
rope Of sand-this hope The fraudulent
claim of Alexander Montgomery at the pen
sion rating OF $50 per month for paralysis
of the left Tor right side is being paid to
this very hour aud Alexander Montgomery,
of Eaton Rapids Michigan, has neither pa
ralysis Of the left nor the right side and is
as well aud hearty as any man of his years
in the Wolverine statel
All Of which Mr.. President, the SUNDAY
GLOBE has the documentary evidence and
the living witnesses to prove before a Con-
gressional committee, if cne is appointed
to investigate the Office of this paragon of
official virtue, this deadly and unrelenting
foe Of the veteran soldier, his widow, and
his orphaus-Henry Clay Evans, of Ten
nessee
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-01-05

Some damphool handed in at No. ORG H
street, northeast (newsstand), a crazy ium-
BILE Of figures which is intended, no doubt,
by one Of these assignation house jugglers,
misnamed astrologers, as our horoscope.
This class Of frauds rank lower in the hui
man scale than the massage female artist
whose exclusive male patronage indicates
the character Of her manipulations. The
higher rank of astrologers rise to the dignity
Of classification with the perpetual-motion
cranks, but the males and females who adj
vertise to read the stars and cast your horo-
scope for City cents or one dollar, cannot
read understandingly the ordinary (un)
grammatical English of a newspaper.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-01-05

The ball at the White House in honor Of
the debut of the Presidents daughter
offered a splendid opportunity to the CORE
spondents and Jenkins Of the press to
loosen upand pour streams Of unadulter-
ated frst-hand descriptions of the ladies'
toilets and overwhelm the general public
with gorgeous adiectives.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-01-05

The Panama Canal disbursing agent is
being eagerly sought by several trained
lobbyists in the Nations Capital. The man
must be a myth, as no amount of newspaper
leads can smoke him out Everybody IS
asking the other if The has materialized
yet"
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-01-05
Condition FAVORABLE.

The condition of Mrs. Dennis, while
varying considerably, is satisfactory con.
sidering the nature of her injuries. That
she has survived them up to now leaves
the well-grounded hope of her ultimate and
entire recovery. The police are still in
dustriously working on this extraordinarily
mysterious case, but 50 far without definite
results
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-01-05

Neither the President nor Secretaries
Root and Long rebuked or reprimanded
any Schley championed the past week. The
literary naval hero Captain Mahau, who
sides with Sampson. has been shooting of
his-pen, but he is on the administration
ship aud can loop" all he pleases.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-01-05

The Scotch boss" at the botanical gar
deus compelled the men to work at Christ
mas and lNew Years when all the other
departments we're closed. A communica-
tiou to that effect has been received by the
GLOBE.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-01-05

tuberculosis infection and death" is the
sentence inflicted in this District for mis-
demeanors. Caution-if you want to live,
commit penal offense.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-01-05
LOVE AND SCANDAL
The Agricultural Department
Prolific in Both Branches.
CHASED WITH RAZOR

A Semi-FamiIy Row and a Female
Clerk Loses Her Job-The Passion
ate Love Letter OF Married Male
TO Single Female-Old Man Will
son Interferes but Doesn't stop IT.
A Fruitful Place for Scraps is the
Agricultural Department.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-01-05

Charles l.. Kelsey, clerk in the office of
Judge-Advocate General in the Navy De-
partment, was found dead in his bed yes
terday morning.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-01-05
LEWIS And MACHEN
A Pair of Interesting Hold
Over Department Officials.
a BIG SCHEME ON IN RURAL

Free Delivery Stamps in Which Both
Are Working in Tandem With MFR
Baumgarten. the Contractors
or Spirit Lamp as Told a Spring
aeId Firm-The Proposed Purchase
or Lease OF the Bush Building.
startling Revelations.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-01-05

The return Of Senator German Of Mary
land to the United States Senate will be a
decided gain to that distinguished body in
the matter Of brains. It is now top heavy
with-dolars.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-01-05

The milk trust has money to burn if the
elaborate advertisements in the daily press
are any gauge ofits bank account.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-01-05
CASTLES BUREAU.
How Laborers Become Clerks
and Finally Land.
DEPUTY AUDITOR CHEW

And His Ten Per Gent Loan Asso-
ciation--CastIe's Department Con-
Quoted on the merit" System but
not the Civil Service Brand of that
ArticIe-A Chance that May b9 We
Have Libeled Some Public Servants.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-01-05
FRAUD! FRAUD!
H. Clay Evans Knowingly Pay
ing a Fraudulent Pension.
sPOTLEss PARAGON CAUGHT

Here Are the Facts, Mfr President,
and the Editor OF the GLOBE Will
stand the CAR or Prove Evans Has
Guilty knowledge Of This stupen-
dous Fraud Perpetrated by Alex
ander Montgomery Of Michigan.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-12-11

help the ladies in doing a good york
by making your cash purchases of
them. Remember the day and date.
The E. NJ. 4 n are now placing on
sale stock of holiday goods which
will surpass the stocks displayed by
them in former years. They are
making special effort to please the
the public with desirable goods in this
line.
Monday witnessed one OF the most
effective chinook winds that ever
swap the hills of Wallowa county.
In the morning stockmen and far
mers started forth with sleighs and
sleds on plenty OF snow. BY evening
there was scarcely a vistage OF snow
and the roads in fair way to being
supremely muddy.
1t will be pleasure to you while
buying a preseLl for father, mother,
sister, brother or sweetheart to know
at the same time you will make glad
the hearts OF the ladies of the Aid
Society by purchasing at the E. NJ. &
NJ. store on the 18th 10Th and 20th Of
this mo ltn.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Presbyterian church will have charge
OF the sales department OF the f NJ
& VI. store on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, Dee. 18th 10Th and 10Th,
ana will receive per cent OF the cash
sli-s for those days. These funds
will be usel 10. church purposes and
liberal patronage is desired and will
be very much appreciated by the
la lies.
w. w White took his departure
Monday morning for an extended trip
VI :, White mas been visiting in Baker
Cit ioy some time and will meet him
n ~ Gnnde. They will visit in
Portland, Salem and Polk county for
a while and then they will go as far
south as Los Angeles, Calf. where
they will spend the rest OF the winter.
The new barber shop OF Calvin 4
Snyder is completed and opened for
business today. 1t is without doubt
one OF the finest barber shops in
Eastern Oregon. 1t is iitced to ac-
co am)Iatc three BARRIERS but only
TWO are installed at present. A
eonYani.nt bathroom and outfit Is
also Iit,edup. The shop has hot and
sold water througout.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-12-11

garden, floral labratory, Japan tea
garden, music stand, ETC., still re-
main. The park is well kept and
q institution that the city is proud
OF. The celebrated cliff house,
seal ro,ks, Sutros bath, Suttros
park, etc, is about five miles from
town and connected by both elec-
trio car lines and a branch rail
roal. The preside on the south
81 ie of the harbor entrance is worth
seeing. Here are planted sufficient
he IVY artillery and death dealing
mashinery to swamp the navy OF
the world should it ever try to run
tn gauntlet through the Golden
G tie. Mare Island navy yard lies
south OF the city and is we'll worth
Wis ting.
he city hall is magnificent
structure in which is located one
OF the best conducted free libraries
il he I. S.
The city is well supplied with good
h .pitals, fine schools, benovelent
ch riches and first class theatres.
The sanitary condition is good,
being situated on the uplands and
having an abundant supply of good
W ,cr.
The salt sea breezes keep the tempa
ture abont even day and night and ii
is certainly altogether i very health!
ci
The city now has population
100000 while Oakland and Alcmed
have another 100000. 1t is safe t
predict that with her natural sea rol
facilities and the richest country OF
earth back of her San Francisco j
destined to b9a very large city in t.
near utura.
When | have mustered up snth
cient courage to go through Chin
town and other places of interest
will give you some further lntorm8
tion which will perhaps prove OF in
terest, but this | will do by priva5
letter as probably it would not leo
we'll in print. On the whole I lik
the city and country very much.
Very Respectfully,
Walter Sumpter Buriegh.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-12-11
A Letter.

San Francisco, Dec. 3, 1902.
I'd. Chieitain:-In as much as
many OF my Enterprise friends re-
4ues;ed that I should write some
hing OF Frisco, / will, through
your kindness in granting me
portion of your valuable space,
not only manifold a personal letter
o them bu5 it may prove profit
able 10 YOU as space killer"
which oftentlmes proves a bene.
iciai bopn to oyer worked editors.
On my way here | stopped off a
lay at Oregon's metropolis where
ATTENDED the state irrigation on
.ress which was in session was
lot long il being convened that
ue GeUdter YVES correct who was
Juce arguing which was the more
powerful wind or water" and won
he affirmative by an actual dem
jnstration. II there is the same
proportion o: water ever utilized
or irrigation as there was winl at
hat session OF Congress, Oregon
viii be a damp, wet state.
spent couple Of days quite
9rodtably at Salem, where | was
entertained by my friend lie Roy
Gesner. A visit to the pen
lsylum and blind school iouuo
ZACH represented from ;Wallowa by
4 delegate at large. No Oh,
should visit the state capitol witt
out calling at the blind school ana
witness the wonderful mechanical
Irt and genius displayed 10y the
students there TO hear then.
cad and see them write by Il.
,aiscd system and recite lesson
N the higher branches would brinl
Il blush to man. students who ar
possessed Of all the natural senses
Fine artistic woven hammocks
mattresses, cane bottom chairs etc
ne samples oi their workmanship
while the latest among the ad.
vanced class is the taking apart tun-
ing and putting together again a
large upright piano without the aid
or assistance ofanyone which would
indicate that they are possessed OF
almost supernatural powers. A
full orleestra that plays different
music is another demonstration
OF their skill and intelligence
Leaving Salem in the evening
one passes on the state border
through the Siskiou mountains,
during day light, which are very
picturesque, especially Mt. Shasta
which looms up $4,000 feet Above
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-12-11

sea level. Sacramento is reached
by daylight, so that one gets hut
little view of the celebrated Sacra-
mento valley.
At Benicia the S. P. train
ferries over an arm of the bay
landing at Port Costa. Here is
located the smelter where the poor
deluded wretch stole $2SO,0O0 in
gold year ago and dumped it in
to the bay only to confess his
crime for which he is now :.doingi
time" At Oakland pier another
ferry is made on the large palatial|
S. +. steamer a distance of three.
miles to the city. Frisco is truly
great city. She is in class all
by herself. No where else do W..
find the various cities of the world
transplanted in one as we do here.
She is termed the Paris of Amer
ca for here you find all the friyol1y
and gaity of the French city.
Here We have the Hong Kong o
the Orient. 1000 pig tailed celes-
tials packed like sardines in hall
mile square termed "China town.
and as most OF the early settler
were Spaniards, the race still beiug
much in evidence, it might propei.
| ly be called the Madrid OF the Nv
World, and as she is noted for h
hooked nose crucifers it might tt
termed the Jerusalem of the wes'-
ern hemisphere, but from Il e
life, push and energy manifest We
know that the dominant or rulin
spirit is that of an Amcricau.
While she keeps up her reputation
as the toughest city in the Z. :.
there is more life to the square
! inch than can be found in any
other town. She is a typical,
sporty western town, where the
boot black, banker and merchant
will shut up shop to give odds 10
the ring side, play, the races or so
to the theatre. The city is grow
ing quite rapidly due no doubt to
the opening up OF foreign and
lomeitic trade with the western
countries and islands. San Fran
cisco harbor is certainly an ideal
one, and Bro. Drake evidently rea.-
lied this as he sailed through Il e
Golden Gate in 1873 and gave it
the name Of the ''goodly harbor."
The Golden Gate entrance is hut
little over a mile wide but the
water is so deep that no soundings
can be made.
1t is 8 great sight to stand or
the Suttro parapet and see the
Great ocean steamer lines and sail
ing craft entering and departing
through this greatest OF natures
gateways. There isn't half hour
during the year that vessel does
not make ingress or egress through
the Golden Gate channel to or from
some foreign port.
The cities attractions are many
and magnificent. Golden Gate
Park affords abundance OF recre-
alton. 1t extends from the city
proper to the ocean beach dis
tance OF six miles with an average
width of a mile and a half. 1t
Contained the midwinter fair of '9l
and the museum, the chutes, zoo
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-12-11
Notice.
WALLowA COUNTY, OREGON,

WALLowA COUNTY, OREGON,
July IL, 100
To SAMUEL BROWN
You are her
by notified that we have expcnd
one hundred dollars in labor and H.
prosments on the Cold Spring mi
eral claim located in the Imnal
Mining district, il which claim yr
were owner OF one-third interest ,an,l
will appear by certificate filed July ,
1891, in the office OF County Clerk
WalloWl county, Oregon, in order
hold said premises under the PROV
ions OF Section 1924 Revised statut
o. the United States, being amount D
quired to hold same for year cndi
December 81, 1901, and if with
DO days after this notice by public.
ton you fail or refuse to contribu
your proportion OF such expenditui
as co-owner your interest in sal
claims will become the property {
the subscribers under Section 1924.
J. F. CUTLER.
j. NJ. KELLY.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-12-11
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
IN AND ABOUT TOWN.
Picked Up Here And There
BY The !Chieftain.

Frank Heskett AMI daughter were
in the city from Leap Monday.
All kinds Of photos at the Enter
prise gallery, Stereoptician, scenic
etc.
Marlied-In Lostine Dec. I, Mr..
Tommy Wolfe aai Miss Cora FAIR
Child
HJlilly goods galore, at the f. NJ.
< " Store. /. will do you good to
see the ,r,,.,.
\ marriage linense WAS issued
;ltnrd,y 6, 4. l. ir ,han AMI N. L.
YouA upth of Los!ins.
HuTma. ana Devor. of the Flora
Su,aslc Mill were il the city Wsdnes-
lay On Il business trip.
a!jp,00b to loan At 7 per cent inter
o.. SO t.t estate security.
c. /. MCDANIEL
Fred Maxim ,st waok moted h 5
'Ani.y out to Elsin where he will live
lie balance OF h winter.
c, F. Trimble g., NV settler in the
Elk Mountain country was in II e
City MonIa an II sdly.
Wanted. A -ood solicitor 10
good proposition 1t good wages. In
quir at the Chieftain Office.
Thos B E.eI a.. spaaks, OF the
Y. 5. H)u,e ot representative died
Dec. 6 in Washington D. c.
]. \. Denny he | nnaha merchan.
MAS in the city Saturday and Sunday
after i load OF freight aud supplies.
Sheriff shackelford was passenger
ior Elgin and outside oints Monday
on business .,.f ,onnec,ed with his
office.
surveyor Rsly.s mas been for the
So"i7 "o' IS N'Pn.' u . 0l'n91'-
H"t' =! u ''' -f''N " o'ilo'N'
ao,h = ,I.,,,.,'t, " y,
,t.r, '.., I,,. Ie.rI
',.,,, ....-~,., - -, "
Seo. Hen ..''on Was In he city
Friday OF last week. he Is at present
~ va - "
-
/. y Aittleton Was down ion,
Trout EEK Monday and remained
until Iue'lF. The chinook LETT him
-. " ''' ''' 80 - N''' - '''
For HhfI'tUls presents t. your
friends IN .iIe east Or west DE sure and
buy Sym- YiaVS OF NIIlIEA county
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-12-11

The American Musical Association furnishes to every
member the same opportunity to obtain Sheet Music Foo
instruction Books and other Music Literature and Musical
sumcnls at the lowest manufacturers prices saving the profit
the obber and retailer On sheet music alone you obtain
ie's' ~ per cent discount from retail prices. rs.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-12-11
CONKEY'S HOME JOURNAL

was established in May, 1897, five years ago.
It's publishers have never swerved from their
original purpose of making it the best monthly
Home Magazine issued
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-15
Ano XII. Mum. 1855
La gran cOlnodla


Lo6 40 = imaglnsn qne Il nni6n.
international ha pasAdo %, altfr eil-
gadadOs; CnandO 6sas otenciAAE Ee
rennens - sAlndans y se hacsn cunas
plid01, mientrns tienen d Yi9tA Mn
ytgtlAn " cadA nm tiene m treta,
pArA robArAe lAsj joyAsunas dc otrls,
quedArfn deeiln1iOnld dos ai tien1en
una mirGdA IL mar CAribe. sls'
Esta miTada daaCubrifk tres 8 eur.
trO poderOs0s buqnes 40 gnarra
alemAnes, y unO k uno van spare.
efendO tres 8 cuatro sAmericAnoe ys
mas allx. Yienen volAndo dos q tres
ingleses, dor 6 tres mas HAmean onj
sus popas lo6 eolores ffanceaes.
Qn6 sst&n ALI CON I'm discriminate
es induaable.
CuAndo empezA. on las desavenen-
cias de hermAnoa an Ell Snr Am6ri-
CO, mn peque1Io barco iug'e sAli6
de Jamaica con Il sAna intenci6n de:
protejer & sus A1bditos Dc aquslla
xOnA.
. Entoncea sali6 de Berlin II notis
cia, que VenexnelA proloDgAha eli
plaxo de Il deuda 6 AlemaniA. y des-
0S oAsC11os sSsAASA ~ = - - ~ o4A0iG -
mes, { harAgenar, pAseSndOse pOr el
mar Caribe; dicho sea entire partn.
teeiss pero con u vista d1a q deudoT.
lie impaciant6 81 Tio Ssmuel 10
idea de que sus interssas podfan CO.
tar cogiuos en- Am6riea, y tsmbi6n
mando ALI { paseAr sus b1ques.r
Daspues lego otro alemxn, otro
frances, otyo americana, otro ingl6s
y asi estAn todos alli dandose 20.
secs, 10 mismo que sucedio en- Ma'
nilA. sS.
Tees buques de guerra AlemAnes
se prepArAn & pretejer 10 pequeii4
deuda.
Yahora est& on el mar Caribe una
poderosa escuadra americans simu
lAndo nm ejercicio naval bajo el man
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-15
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De dos
e1l I I'll bra

@ In yistA cont inua 4 II On iss& Gu
1ehr9 10 paItn do lA atencfou anao1f.
cAnA j enropas. Sin ~ loe aG0n.
teciwtontos de enexuola afIom y, !,
del 0imulacEo, contri ribuysn 8 Auneu.
tar - expoCtAess 6n.
Maestro corresponsAI, ssdor An.
gel a. III SevilIs, tuvo ocaai6a de
ldepaftir con m representante 40 ls
lprensA AscciAdA en- eqnella falA u he
aqnf IN rGpida entreyista en- el mo-
ment0 do embArcAF ambos spara IN
Ger ohservAciones On IL bahia de-
sxGrsat HarborD. 81
- Es nsted 81 reporter de La
Correspondencfas, prog anta 81 Ies
spresentAnte de u prensa asoeiAda.
8 Isl. 81. 3
Tiene ustsd alguna notieia qua.
darme de tiesra? lss.zs.
Aqui tiena usted los dltimos nd
mer0s de mi pefi6 6dico;
- Tisne usted Vistas fo!ogrkfisas
do aqnf? 1..s
Isl, vArfas.
--Necesito al4unas
Cedsr6 { usted Loo que le agra-sI
den.
-GrAeiAs.
~ lqu6 ha sabilo dc ID tiAYa de
Puerto Ric0. s. S.
Cue Summer pis6 TERRA sllf.
ID Cree uated one en- cAso do Yer-s
dAdeIA guerra hubiera sidO bonn.
bArdead0 San Jnanf -s.s
Isl, 10 ereo. PeYo. de otro lado,l
dudo que nipgun almirsnta eur0peo
hubiera seguid0 u tactics de- Sam.
mof.
-lY donde estk 6a
-En Mayaguex. Del 20 ActuAl
q g de Enero estark rsunida aqsf
todA u eacuadra. .5
Est0 parece nm aconteeimiento
ds primsrs class en- Il marina ame.
ricAna.
-Si, y como dificilmente volverk
. repetirse, sus vistas tendr6n IL
gun yalor.
-lTiene natea Ago que deeirms
con rsferenciA & los buquesf
-NAda. Sc que el lunas empezl.s
ran las maniobras en- lines ae CON.
bate, y marches y contrAmarchAs.
II Vive listed abordol
OA1 "a A0as@AA6yU00&ss ~
q Jcomo pueds ser esol
..TOd0 representante de peri6d ii,
eos Americanos tisnen opcion s 10
smism0 d pide Antorixa aai6n parA ello.
q Sscretario de Il Armada. 70 VI
70 On el sAlAbAma,, pero prs6ero.
ahorA 81 sLeyden. porque 1ismpre
estk en- movimiento.
..jCree listed que costar&n mn.
cho estas maniobrAaf
:. Mncho mueho.
..Asf, pues, q lios.
..Adios.
ambos repofters se separaron.
Et nueatro NOS oondrma one, On
tfscto para hoy 90 habia dixdo el
desarrollo de maniobraa frento 8 ca.
lebfa, para las cuales una completa:
reunion de tolos 1os buquss de il
escuAdra ae operar1 en- a0uella iplA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-15
Un pueltOrriQuelo Veterano
DE LA GUERRA DE CUBA
Es nombrado Tesorero
de Santa Clara

HA sido nombraior Psgador de 10
Zons de Santa Clara en- Cuba, el dis.
tirguido Puertorriquelio Dom Jos6
Maria Qaero, que hasts hsce POGO
item po assempef16 el puesto de Co.
lector de Rsntas de 10 Vllla del Ca.
pitan @ rrea. RI sef1or @ zero co
Com andante del Eiercito Cuhsno y
adquir.6 sus grados en- 10 Gasrra
contra Espsfia.
No hace mucho tempo que su jo-
yea y amabla esposa dona Victofia
Psdilla y Storer, dejo su querido
Paerto Rieo para resiiir CON ~ es'
poso, en- 10 CIudad de Santa Clara.
Fel.citamos al Sr. G Zero por ID dis
tinci6n que le ha hecho Ell Gobierno
de Cuba,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-15
Falo de- TN
Conseio do guerra

Hssido lissnciAdo dsl Ei6 .ciso dc
los NstEdos u nidos, poc3 honrosa
merts, 81 soldedo - lilo Rais, de Il
Compafi ! xOs dsl Regimiento Provi
tianal da InfanteIf y q Paerto. Rico
Hate soldAdo fa6 jnxga1o por m
Oonseio G .narAl de Guerra j sali6
sentenciado q har hcencindo sin ho-.
nor q 8 eumplir cnatro meses Dc cAs
lah0so "a al puerto de- San Juan, pc;
70 dabido 6 cisrtas eonsideraciones
RnsrdAdAs por q oActal eneATgad.
sAde J. priai6n y a0laments ser4 des
pediAo sfn honor.
HA.emos censtAr que 6lts soldado
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